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tut-day until 8: 80:
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and belching.
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NEW YORK. UJuly Eil3.——-lilru. Elsie
‘h‘rench Vanderbilt. who was recently.
'grantcd a divorce from Alfred G. Van'-
dérbllt, sailed today for Europe, ‘on
the steamer Kronprlnd Wilhelm. She
was accompanied by her young soil,
William H. Vanderbilt. .
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Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
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i tried everything I
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New inquis- ~
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all
at tidclslly to
the last dozen
to the pr
have been
oi the ex
halt-grown
there has new
lobsters have
yeilrs ago.
out are sucked
simple.
swi
rrcnt of sea
the rizst.
iii
For a ’long
being the
once
most favorable
'sGloucc
1118 lat” hrs a
sea on in? the
nil in
loliiiter'ikii avg "
(:3ch
‘39.“ ,.
will
the. liibsier h
the it t. and
more h ghiy i-
,lcures and
VcVViVatiye at.
trVig'V iii in
chi
as If
Mulls”
finds a merit
United Slateg
:VIIDI‘IVIIVOHI
teg'hfltidtlonf
sounced by
.. .....
3.3“" the
ii'i
aura .
requires at: years
able else. and tor this reason. anions
others. reIulta could not be expected
to show tMflul'yea
however, hrs.“
rear; and durln
threatened with
a glass tube into a big- tun
so far the matter is peaceedingly
All that was necessary was
to catch the female lobsters at spawii
lag time. scrape the acts from their
mutants with a dull wooden knife
and put them into the glass jars. A
Supplied.
nature could be counted
The trouble lay. hov’vever
rearing the "try” thus obtained.
They had a way at dying in multi
oi mysterious epidemics. and
very reddy to devour one another on 03 ““3"
slight provocation. 3‘
Vaee'iiipd inaurmtu
lows where on
.idditlo al slimline
relatively small numbers. the' princi-
pal lobster work being done at Booth-
on the coast of
lvher’e do“ tev'veii than 110. 000 000 in-
tantV crustaceans hVVaVVve been incubated
egg. simian
serve, crabVV 36% in pvsce.
a"very l
ésslv'e
Oils
.COuiiti‘
times iris mob
shined The dbl‘lsllm inpti a of it is so
qViihVinus-
sir i
It is are
parent that
' of the fill
indium.“
rhiaite's ractmally the Violate 9; th
Jbeeomi iViVVnV
VV'Y'i'fltgeM be ($1:
cuts in the artillcls multipi
anltdovm-Lii‘ any
3i"
iii-3" filler“?
' eggs are ufound nowhere
the rows; say: "Ullliil'wnilifilv.
' illinai solution or am: meiosis“
.u
Pntho ‘J
Science has saved the lobster. There
is no longer any danger that the
tooth-outs crustscean will dimmer
~lt has been reached from extermina-
i"l by planting the, ocean with huh
lives. at ihe. roves “trii’f'
bed.
This won. has been going on tori
not a lobster
y" V
growlonl
yet
(1le more
than. 60
per cent. in price since last year. that
In to say. from 25 cents a pound to 14
cents and even ii contrast! there is
every reason to believe that they leVlu
become steadily more plentliul a
correspondingly cheaper.-
iiiortant commercial fishery. which was
. total and hopeless
destruction. will be rapidly relived.
The iirat lobster hatching work was
acute at Wood’s Hole. about. a dosen
It was loved that there
was no diillculty at all in hatching un-
limited numbers 01' the! Helga, pleas
jars. such as are employed for batch
lug shad being used for the purpose.
By the help of a siphon lllie arrange
ment a current at sea water is kept
continually flowing through the jars.
In the course of a Week the baby lob
stern emerge, and. as test as they conic
All
out o! the traV lh‘
water bein
pou
ti
four ho Void At. this all of their ibund 9‘" about the railons 0‘
I". are shrimp like'cereatures 10mm“ 0“ "i“ N" E“ “,9“! ‘23:“:
or
about a ti lid of an inch long not in each “8 “’3'!“ ”9‘?“
the least llthVeVVadult toasters in app
nsté'a oi vial tag on the
tom an "1’”qu “flutgn dd, fluiy lVlll'e 0f the. flnmll in” Wale it.
.are ireeewlnimers. floating pair the
surface of the sea. and ex
selves to the visit ti! being
fishes and various other chemical
Means were finally Vdevise‘d whereby
ihé intent crustaceans could he reared
to the adult form (which they attain
when three weeks old) in captivity-4|
most desirable thing, inasmuch as they
are thus saved from the perils that,
threaten them during the adolescent
period. But, this me ed involves so
much trouble, and red tree a
deal of apparatus, that it is
used at the present time. Ex crie‘nce
has enabled the agents of the
bureau to keep the young lobsters in
a very good, state of health until they
are about a week cilia-whereupon
they are put into big tin cans. re
Esembllng milk c as and are carried
out in prints and lher'aled in the' shril-
dltlo‘na seem to be
or their survival.
During the present simmer the
hatchery at Wood' a Hole has produced
25. 000. 000 young lobsters for planting.
The station' of the llahsrles bureau at
r, Mass" has contributed an
But these are
(it
iiilfu oil locile l
last one months:
i 11
Red igqegwgiiie and
“$.61; “i: 5
eiiligodm
e (Slabs;
alVVuVVVVVV VlVVVVVVVVp:Va
"or gunned ls‘
at or obstisr me‘a
pgfifihrou
peake,
IllulicgilrngV
rein is «on b
loi'vai‘
VVpVVpV‘Viyfl'Vth drugs;
and
.39:
lately. Up
time..lpdae_d. doubts
ained oi! the success
melts. 'l‘beee doubts.
last happily removed.
Fishermen in New England waters say
that they bays asyer seen so many
lobsters—not
enough for capture and sale-«as they
hava observed lhls aorta; and an
the last few wee ii
y been a glut of thetil
marine delicacy in the markets at
Boston and Martin (1.
in short. it. is evident that artificial
propaganda has- bekun to yield results
9 these diillciiltles ““3 “Sheri“ bureau N
table. and on so
reprint of the'tn, it was found desirable
to “plant“ the little lobsters lo the
could hear of. but. nothing helped me locea‘n when they were only twenty- By this means a mod deal has been
favoured by
a Vvapt
sheries
Maine.
a“... ti
,taho the obese or the
.4 " é .
It! 0 VtVleflV
hinge?” Usual)! iii‘ the
> indeed. at mi present time the
aiiiouilt cherub meat eaten in this
heath Norwaiii
huIlaatic.
h NoVrVVwalk
it.
No wonder acorns ct, Sou
citiaens grow enthusiast Vi ii is
hididimdahlihihll’ dull.-
truism lib...“ as
S‘VMrI. Jfi'
says: “1
pm We? villi. will by taking
inVloarVi's KidneViV/ VPtlla. after all other;
a a to cure inc
9i eel-V“! led, r
e for three veers and
,a‘cco
:93?” dull detain? ' misery 0" iii"
occasional “3“) paths
across tho kidneys.
wh'eu a p'g
and an an'noylng and distressing id
my weakness. A friend finally told
me about Dean‘s Kiene y. Hill I” find"!
Vso a supply at Plalstqu Drug more.
taken only a rev: doses with? l
coullh plainly notice. the toad client
th y we're? having. i need“ all the
VVtents
that“ a ir‘om my back and corrected
ldney weakness. l shell roami-
mend them at every opportunity” tor l'
couaéVtVith-V, them to be a very valuable
For sale by all dealers. c066
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00:. lo.
New Yorit’, sole agents for the United
Stiles.
Remember the name—-Doan' s~and
Visite- no‘other.
“yet
big
up ‘ ‘11
dental in this instance)..aothlat. can
asve that animal from eventual ex
domination. unless some means are
taken tollirotml it.
A slhgle cannery uses some han-
died- or millions of crabs from the
lower Chesapeake each yeah—nearly
all of them eggibearlng‘ienialea. And
there are many oanueries. What is to
be done! Well. one measure roposed
is the making of a law sorbi ding the
capture of crahI in‘ .;h stators dur
lag tw months. say. on o! the twelve.
'nhiao ant to accomplish nuich. But.
It driven to artificial props tion. the
fisheries bureau, by estabi shlng a
suitable plant on the Iovler Chesa-
peake. can turn out untold billions of
crab fry." hatching them. like lob
stei- eggs. in glass jars. Inasmuch as
a. breeding female ordliuirlly'carrlcs'
about 2,500,000 emuonoo are a lair
allowance for a teinsle label -it is
to do oaaflo case how unlimited are e pea
elbilities in this direction.
Nearly all oi the crabs in the lower
tunes Chesapeake seem to be breeding in
were males. The reason for this situation
a is as yet by no means under-
ln order to some the problem
y- resort to iheV
...vV,
rousVli
00d.
- ilca'tldn tags, ellch seams its number.-
to live crabs. and letting them loose.
or thrn to the bureau, Willi liil‘drmatlon
an to the date and locality or the cup
BASEBALL NEWS
YeataHay’sgSthto—‘T pus RVI'Iulta.
Bridgeport pr 'siib. ”rain, .
At Merldop—v ew, Britalli- Merlden.
rain
At Waterburywiiarllord ,5. Water
bury 4 (first came). second game
postponed. rain.
HIM Holyoke—Holyclte-New Haven.
,ll. , . ~ "
them
...'_‘.a
being
at Beatnik-Detroit 5. Boston a (lo
innings).
At Washington—Washington 7, St-
imuls ii.
At New York—Cleveland New YorltV.
r.aln
At Philadelohm-PhiladelphiaChi-
cago. rain.
4 Yesterday’s National League Results.
At Pliteburg—Piitsburg-New York.
rnln.
At' Cincinnati—Cincinnati 9 Brook
yn' n2.
At Chlcago-fhlladelphla ii Chi-
cago 2
—-‘r—-‘
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDO.
”it gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Buckleii's Arnlca Salve."
says J. W Jenkins, of Chapel Hillth.
C. “I am convinced it's the best salve
iViV the
Vital“ my thumb. and it never t its to heal
every, sore, burn or would! which it
is applied. 25:: at F. ii llVVaxters drug
store.
i...
GONNEGTIOUT floors a caeoii‘
TO STATI' .
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u better; condition than
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marli‘
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rrné cV t lid“ is the!!!
iiw e] 'fiér'isi'ib'y'iine ""W'i‘iv
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Vicinit'im'andin; Whig titd’i‘ggnz'
B
ill-title? fivfiléiaq ave cling giid imi
nap-m can a seamless? 'iqeu
which was all ’1‘!ka ‘l‘i‘u's' sah- rgctinven;
sum wage marv yV .
"tel were“ .W .. uri-
" V? will” it... firiiiiu ” 3.“ all:
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icLV? Va VchVVs cease eahLoss curtail?“
th.1'Vle mi
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”in. Mlniaim Ind Residents
36330 ’MMMVWM it“
~ July
£9“ amt? at the eralcoiVsVVVV
liiial. item... 'sVV'Vthe Vm ibis“ .,« . the
era
Wreath: t'lPafilao ‘1. WM“
9'” rear
0
" ed clvll collinear ior
lit g'of‘h Worth ‘ll'alilw
of tour' hoses ind‘thay drove ,
lent of attaching copper ldenti- . i
Yesterday's Noosican League Results, up
the world words. it cured'a telon on K. Bibith
three miles [mm here, ear
to a Jinan who was it
througViVi a VV'Vbrtle'ten ,window. Vn the post- ,
tVVer emulsion
ltte'r. after a lock ‘liito
the 'gun. decided to accept it
is
' Crane h
hail been visiting frlon
William E Smith?
D Maurice J. lahey. Jr,
avenue.
some of the
Monroe
Main street. .
ledge, Park street
tlon in Bell Bi‘others'
Mala street. VBtpmVioVrd.
Rom. Dr. and Mrs J.
The foundation of it.
new house, corner
ago South avenue, has
ing at their bunxalow.
hue. .
Elliott Seeley, who
street in a bi
ornamental to the, town‘
it is still) that {our
one: will replace the 01
now being used. A ’lew
will attached to" chains-
the people would. he
a. Winnipanlt team So
tese runs were scored
on the groans
lip by the W npdiiits
Si
tilmnem {ind bre'
Wilma Erica nt. 1.
e South avgiiiie' grou
Lew Knapp and
vi cé‘ii t it was our
in? 3 eat
le experléiice
reason‘ there was any
cubt manifested- as to
.V..
regular team
TREE
Louis K. smith my»
NORTHPORT. Lb. VVJ
right where you
. postmasr at
nee build
“0!“ mm
conVii‘nand by is
Ilit! Shot still at the ll!
lotion of the postures
dents of Salogiia‘ hila'eiie
e noise or the in
. £i‘ilshed to- a3”;
i'ln'g Vs. rope.”
handedt
behind his high“
17
.t'leih'
l ‘t i
ithat li'reqfouisng ”a?“
1
figs“
“1 don"t
deals; it nus; hits
‘fNéi we ain't"
"sln'd the postman
Viol;V mil” VVVVV’bsi sate
inlet
timely to the tree,
9 Hunter rea'ded'
ryma‘ident or
t 9 spot “mingle Mill
. at“ matted
awn...
iii
no
stamps; ; ' SP
‘llufl
scum.
as
"" and“ lid
$V si'sli resubmit
. .4. . imNWmWit. in;
‘. . . iVil'V ' ,V.
,. .i .. 1'. «-1
Arthur Van Zandi. oil
a week's visit with tr ends in Boston.
lira. G A Davenport has been a
«unwound. A, o. w
ed the old Reed homestead. Mount
Mrs. Harry Batch of Pasanlc, is a
guest of her brother. Edward E. Rut-
B'Hariiord Donn'elly has taken a posi-
are spending a week in the Catskills
withlllr Hoyt's brothen
Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Keclcr and son
Ben. have returned from a week's out-
ewing and broke his arm.- last Wed-
nearlu’y, is improving. and he is able
to enjoy himself out doors. ‘
‘is to be applied to the rcctor'a salary.
The new watering trough in Main
improvement and
a Main street fountain.
The New Canaan Regulars were de
rested on the Winnipauk diamond by
by the score as T2 to 2. Eleven oi
in the first part of the second inning.
and Davis had to ;be‘ taken out; Dur
ing the remaining pal-t 'ot the game
( ly 'one run was scored all (llbliu
he put. up one cliche fastest pitcher's
battles that has ever been witnessed
The his score piled
everconie but the game was lull or
less inlet-est'ior
the remaining bevel: unhigs.
Wooster Lodge, 1 O 0. F., baseball '
them was defeated. by a team of We-
ternoon, by the scare
me Smith were
the oi'ilciai score‘ireepers.‘ and did not
a a score card; .Atter the game
some 0! their mutual entries for the
‘banVipere" were questioned a little by
the.‘ Oddities." who were finally con-
av Vh'gd considera
argues on‘bue'cba'll‘i szV'sn
r86 Duties and Jim Barraclough
both played well, and it is said that
they have had a'u‘ offer to iiViVake the i
:riss ace? ore-ice noshEn ero
Guardian for use. Sam's Postage.
”Inhaled 13ml:
Vt'. hr the window“ an toward a tree.
hii to iron
.‘I‘hereupon JohnsoiiVV was boundse—
ii
.enin'i.
:. ill-”y
bee appoint-
e btii‘ough.
New Jersey.
ii iii Mtown
returned after
eFleetD M. Read CO?
at» 1309:3141 .
The Store closes daily! at iii/e o’clock except Saturdays.
heeVIer, 0! Chi-
. :-
haa purchas-
hulldiiiVaI, in
Interestingly Low Prices
on Linens this Weilk
“Mrs J. H. Odenwald Brooklyn,
guestVVst her sister" rs. George
illi- 0" “m3 . , 'Hcmstitchcd Damask Lunch Cl he. . .
auto gar-,age 32 inch Squares’ ’ - ‘ ‘ Wee 75c for 50¢.
.VV . . 36 inch Squares ‘ were $i .00 for 75c.
Howard Hoyt 36inch Equurcs 'weré $1. 25 for $1.00.
I
Plain'Lincn Squares with licmstitcliing and drawnwork,
0305:2330: our very finest grades. .I .
been ccmplet— 36 inch Squares were $4.50 for $3. 00.
‘ 45 inch Squares were $0.00 for $4. on.
54 inch Squares Were $7.50 for $5. 00.
Lake Wacca- 54 inch Squares were $9.00 {Or $6.00.
. ' 54 inch Squares were $12.0 for fig. 00.
fell from a
Damask Table Cloths, a small lot, very nice quality, sV'V'hoVw-
ing generous reductions in prices.
Stanley Bor clerk in George B. 'l‘wo Cloths, 2 / x 2 /4 were $8.50 new $6.50.
smiths calorie “.95.. Howard Keith are One Cloth, 2% x 2 /2 was $10.00 new $8.00.
VlVi.V;iVVliVii'tVJViibleiVVgV;vVVv’VVthVlViVVts:r RoViViV'VVtVVoVrViV arisioc ()iic Cloth, e if. x 2 A was $7.50 now $6.00.
. ' ti ‘ .0 no .00.
f Mrs. V.Vlohn miles; who feVlVlV and 01K Clo 1' 2/4 x 2% was $65 'W ‘5 '
rac'ture several r s at or me in - . " .
heuristic"). 80"? e use”. is ”mum One Set, Cloth and dozen Napkins.
iiig rapidly.VVai'iVVV she is now able to . . " was $800 new 36'°°'
get arou t 6 case. ' ‘ '
Dr. E .1 Kirk and family, 0‘“ Odd Damask Cloths, 2 yards by three:
Brooklyn. are now visiting friends in . . ~
New Haven, alter spend.“ ”View. .Valuc $3.00 at $2.25. | Value $7.50 at 86.60.
days with m ”we“... M, and Mrs Value $4.50 at $3.50. Value $8.00 at $1.00.
W. W. Kirk Railroad avenue ,Value $0.50 at’ $400. Value $10.00 at $7.59.
By the will'ot the late W. lt‘. Bond. ' ' . . '
St. Mark’s church is bequeathed 81.- 3 yards bY. 3%? - .
000 which is to be invested as a Der- . ‘ , ‘
rpanentlund and the income 0: which V 31“” $8 50 f0" 37- 00' i V 31W- $6- 50 for $5 0°-
Fifty Cloths, 0f which the regular sale price was $2.50,
is offered at $1. 75 each
s‘ lipiieara'nce.
niore 'sln'iilar
d boiler skullu
dri'n'ltiiig ves-
l'b'r the benolfl
appreciated on
Napkins to match at $1. 50 per dozen.
This is of special interest.
I
Remember the Sale of Notions and Toilet 'Articles. 'A
turday after favorable lime to stack up on many household necessities.
by Winnlmiult
was too great
0 0. F.. on
n 8. Saturday .
i 23 to 17.
root. Meiosis.
II. and are an-
V'fo'r "illlh
m porary
their veracity
twirl} m
males
Plain White,
"' 2V ‘0! 5 ths ...V ans as.
Embrwdered come, ‘ White “mam”;
~' . 7 dis. (‘15-
20 styles rich and Fancy. White iiemii'tltcmdi
are 651' each: it: ill
15 styles aFancy;
at 10V die each
25 VélVyles Blaiii anti Mill:
reason
25 l‘étylefi‘ Embroidery.
‘ ‘ Ht ‘ “(RS-“w”
71'! "as:
.W
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's
.Ver .l .'- .‘
Rioht Sort oi
uly‘ 'i'ii'. —"—~sis'y
.s;
‘ia
All Lineii.
15i tits; 2 for 25 (its.
Plain and- Initial ,,
' 2.53 Eels. eaVthV.
Fancy or Bustiers, ' ~
fill 15 (its.
Fort Salonga.
yesterday, .'
to call
é".
all "'31
dud the 1 '
mVflsVlea
tlli'
3‘ ..t
VVme'“ postman.
o the (initial. '
cent '8 hands j
s hauled '
tune for
.‘who .
mkg‘i‘gh V , .
will;
it.
g yOdI‘.‘ '2
moan net %
overcame . V
"deities
i
"3i 3 ":"34'
.us'l 3 ““335.
no Coast's .
”for gears .
i: uni?
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Mum‘s
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paw .-
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ER two sizes. ', ‘ '
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Norwalk Chronicler