the
for use
. The
use-:aavgs ll
wads 'day. With
BLEACHETTE
not 8: rcmalhs" ill the in}: ready
You will find uBil it ill Tfl'ri
most tenors/rm, most ... ”mull and moss:
rafiv‘arMy biasing you 1. III «It! used
ritualiir bags ready to
tinting tor a rag on
Laundry Blue
no waste, for IIlIat you do
next time.
Ask your ‘ru. es for It
1W Comp-HY- N" V“
ill lliiilllSl ill Willi.
The French bathing cap is imitated
in a very smart small hat sbeen in a
Frendly gunnery pellet. 11f. .
A groht many poop eoplp Who are re’oubl
ed with cold feet prefer hot as dbags
to not water battles to take to bed with
them.
Sleeves may not have changed much
in size, but they are Willa! more
than they were
A new way of lilting almonds from
the Pictorial Review: Blanch the al-
monds and dry in the open to a golden
brown. Take an egg- white and twice
aImuch water and beat well. Stir in
the almonds and coat well. Drain and
throw into salt, coating all men Sift,
dry and bottl s.
it when ironing entire dresses and
other pieces, which should be hung on
the dryer by both arms in order to
keep their shape, you will roll up a
newspaper. bend it slightly and tie
a string around the center to hang
it by you Will have as good a tem-
pa'ary hangel as an) Inu could buy
When one hears people talk about
making over wornout shirtwalsts into
carset covers and the lower parts of
chemises into short white skirts she
Wonders if it really pays to do so they
so soon wear out further. it would
hardly pay one to call in s seamstress
to do this remodeling
The nightgown or chemise which is
so well fitted about the top that it
Just lies easily about the neck is far
more graceful and becoming then end ‘
whose ribbon is to draw up a too full
top to the right size. Tile ribbon should
be an ornament
Use scissors to cut the meat as wall
as the lettuce for your salad and you
will have a better looking salad than
it out in any other way.
The‘gown that does not have a touch
of black about it somewhere in greater .
or less quantity seems to lack the
something which always gives char- ti!
sitter This year it is net embroidery.
. the enterlalrIIIII III or the officersdnd
lTALiAN POET COMING
Picc-rlo Cordliri'l‘o wIlI Read Works
for Officels oi Battleships.
I BliiDGlCl'oll'i' Supt. l7.——in manoe-
tion with the l‘I‘iIIili'Jlitin arranged for
créwg of illv Il.i‘l.‘lli ('l'ililet‘ Etrurla
mg the U. s !_Il‘it'>lli|l Vermont. the
[align comm l‘tvlllilliii?!’ is going to
hold a 1m...“ |I II'IIrner Hall next
oil
9 mush
we e or IsIIIIlIIII lo the readings of
the cum I [iIiiiIlll poet In America.
leflb c .IIIII-IIII The poet has an
[Mel-"I’m“, IIIIliIlioII and the in
niglII III \\lli(ll tile olilcers of
?> IIIli ilt‘ invited for the
Will be iIIII III- |\ Iouling has cgug.
e‘d amend In. I a on local Italians,
as they enIlIIw -\«I II wet the same
as Americhn ii I I III a ball game, I
T are wl . “\tlili speakers at
the gen g .I. II Ilt'l hall, including
Alt'ofiiiy III IIIIII \‘iilone, one of 1b.”
Iggdgn‘l I.1.l\\\lls of New York
I:.III.I IIIIII the pennant for
.i\} mm shoot-lug. and.“ a
I; II... I'onnectlcut and of
- which was here
las ar
'lshy: 'l‘ll.Illl it. one of the four
llrgeit I1“I~l,._:~ ill our navy. She
is of 16 I'll III ImplIIcI-llleut, makes
18 knots .I II no 161.300 horsepow-
erand 0 II...” She is live your:
l'llilt'i‘y consists of
t‘li‘iilildill‘ rifles and
.. i'i'll loading rides. in
.IllI-lI :Ilt- ‘10 three-inch
-; illl't‘t'-D(illllder semi
.illli several modern
Ii Him I llllllt
1N BRIDGE.
CASALINO
PORT.
on will announce the arrival
1lIIll:In I‘l‘llltii'l’ Etruria off
IIIII ilI2\ afternoon. It is ex
iliili iiil‘ vessel will arrive
tilli’k. ii.IIlIIIIIIssIcr Morris. at
llt‘ai III illt‘ commander of the
lace. det~whsteIer taste selects
. m 111101.111
who:
:1’ s Wlhghgft
a "my beats“
hasd‘fhofl lowest use is
't‘ it MAW like a sale.
(1 list aildi concealing
1.“ W “9‘0 that “"1" ' cit government, news 1‘ men and
"I ll" Whit who nndbflale N! at era‘. The commahder (the cruiser
slim as to develop It will be III-ought at 5 o'clock
ini'ust a1 be doile g'ently'
they will reduce instead of de
p. Gently and with the very tips
at neutrals lites obi stile an;
H ‘naissofp “ leaves domino“.
will it seems that the 0L are usede
w%t'eit thii clothes of t 1! refill“?
washing mil)“, upstouot some iaooptaet
sons 01 the. moat allocate rem‘edio‘;
s
ein to
Ritalin? $.11)“ “#15:: $0T§€fi ijlflfi 3” h’fihgh Egmn‘ggoglc’g $1: sthtute. in the name and on behalf of
the‘ in” Then-lit bee 3 -. been. in Pennsyl a "he” for the the stats, to grant by written linnt‘ru
bleach for they will take out discolora- mat 16" days it was stated last ev- “95‘“! " ill“ 9:91" g‘ l’ 3‘" '1?
tidi. gen!" that the Mach “3 mm“hf-I111H cu lining a do pc‘Ipetua
------------- .here froin' New iihveitm’ a fleet rd limit ,in Ilndeslgns'tetl portions of
or tour wot-sill ps5 Iw‘o A et’ll’gad use
'f’ Ww1iew'rb'1’ themmaudfii'n t
or“: the at tli
and sprinkle the ashes when they have
been in the habit of running. This is
will be gill:
asses:-
wlli call upon mayor
hail.
‘ as a solved to [go aboard the mama,
1‘0 ,1a ch aboiitItbe “in
to map”! in the festivities
two italian ofl-tbie barb“
dswpoi‘l'h tilt! even then
and
this evening at 8: 30.
eL He
6‘ some
upo pen the war vs
perhonsl guest oft
The maria will be mat of! the ban
bpf, bgetbg steamer ieabei upon which
1 Mayor bee. members of the
e. at the city
Later the guests from the city will
a
ciseivhere announcing their ifitentions
The Vermont in arrive off e bar-
The Universl dub will entertain
rlor 01 cars of the Vermont
ti‘tirla at all informal smoker
go to New Haven anu coins
tepid territory. to qualified applicants
therefor (section 3216 general stat-
’13n are manner provided in sections
llill l’lill’ili
(Continued from Fllst Pagev
lotion gives the board of equalization
the oyster industry. from which it has
been claimed by former (inventor
Woodruff and others, that the state is
receiving very insufficient revenue.
Willi these powers the board should
be able to present definite Igures to
the next assembly, either sustainii
or disprovlng the charge of intent?
clent taxation.
This opinion, which is of vital in
talent to the oyster growers of the
slate. is as follows: .
Hartford, Se t. H, 1909.
Hon William H. Corbin.”
Tax Commissioner
Dear 81r:-—l haVe recele-d yoilr
letter reading as follows:
“Enclosed herewith llnd copy
the resolution appointing the board 01’
equalization as a special commission
to investigate t e oyster properties in
this state. Wil lonI kindly give said
board your opinion relative to its
powers in connection with the eye or
ital"): s'iiddelr its; jurisdiction of la
a can r the] to in
divide-ls? pe W W
'Doss said board have power to in-
quire lIIto the annual product tall h
from such oysiet lands by ludividllu it
and orporatlons who hold perpetual
franc liter; of such lands which are
udder the state's jurisdiction?
"it said board has not the power to
luau ulre into the production. reve
as protection of suth lands us at dill?
in the first part of Section 1.
it have thd power to secure informa-
tion relative to the revenue andprov
duction id connection with the tam
tin of slidh properties Owned by’i lg"
d1 lduals. etc. as providEd for In Ibb
lattar prdrt :1 section 1?
“ 'ou tepowertnpr call
pers. books. etc. as providgiipfor i‘n
Section ll. include the power to salt:-
care information relative to the
anal plodnction and revenue received
from oyster lauds bI individuals and
corporation?"
clui laws of 1909.11}!
be Issolution referr
«all f the Spe 9d“)
re quoted ill lull In thin opinioiiq.
Continuing, the opinion sas
The state has sxciuslte sdlciion
over the territory coIsred by the
waters of Long island sound and its
tributaries hounded by lines dlawn
between certain desimutefl points
along the Connettlcut shore westI-lly
le' Nol
limit and easterly by the ‘ state (if
Rhoda island igeneral statutes sec-
tion arm
A portion of the territory consists
of what are called “naIIIrai oyster
beds." which are designated in section
3111 of the general statutes which i
understand to be‘ territory where ova-
tem and clams are self-proponting to
an e test which makes the xtlherlng
ell fish
to persons to collect
term exfiirlug on the next succaedlns
twentiet day of July (Section 3231.
gerieral statutes as amended by chap~
ier‘ 13%. public nets of 1901').
wide powers in the investigation of
0‘ .
would i
and southerly by the state of Newl
I
And clams on these natural beds for .1
Thole .
fi.”§l’.fii‘i' "I; "”53““ "I' “” °”“‘ .
do n to a! Com-
missioner William H.00r1lln by Attor ’ 20 81311108 I‘m 1 Ib- Te.
nay General Marcus H Holcomb. This 25 s l 1‘
interpretation of the legislatures rose ‘6' e.
40 8mm
lib'i‘ea
t
1-8593—an Store
1909425. Store
50 Stamps with l1lb. Tea
w r ‘ .... ‘
Baker’s; Cocoa
We a can
a
Full Cred’ll‘l‘ifl'Clleese
In I
Io Stamps with I III Calf“? lit the
~21: amp with I iii. notice All 25c
. 2.15 Stamps with 1 iii. Coffee At' 30c
30 Stamps with 1 lb: Céfiee 1At1'315c
A .
Prices Cut to (mick
Stock Up. Fill Your Stamp
Books
can.
l
IONA,
i SULTANA.
A a r.
TOMATOES
Wm.
IONA.
scan. 7c' REL . .
. lABLE. ..
‘ “m 8° SUETANA. .
scan,10c A i’ .I .
PEAS
“ L NA‘. . ‘ I
i" {It . it’ll. I8:
CEREALS
. 8c * .
:32. {3ch Egan . .. $553123
scan. . . RN,- '. ..
scan.12lo2¢ 'PEI’LOW. . ”kg, 2:
1
Coleman’ s Mustard
1-4 lb: Cdli‘, l‘o‘c
Seeded Raisins, ta 1pkge., 7c
Cleaned Currants, a pkge.,7c
Lea & Perms" Sauce
3 bottle: 19¢
i
GOLD DUST
19¢ a package
SAPOLIO
a cake, 7c
Snider’s Baked-Beans
9% MC" and 1.8% a can
CONDENSED MILK
‘ Phones
‘\
s bomfi’MO‘liA
1 bet. MANZANILA OLIVES
1 hot. VA d: P OLIVE OIL
1 jar A & P jAM
are stmutorfi provisions fol the pro
tecilou of t ass natural beds. to D";
will perilous trespassing thereon a
regaining the method of gatherigg
oysters from said beds by those hold4
my; such licenses.
The balance of sllid telritory,
the profitable cultivation of shell llsh'
by“ planting and cultivation. As to
this territory. the shell ilsb commis-
sion'ers ale mpowcred. in the manner
and undel‘ t e conditions provided by
nice. as
He acts of
Su'c'li lsn'dé so granted are taxable
against the an acre of said franchises
103%“ by chapter 66 pub-
3227 and 3228 of the general
or ai_
certain portion thereof. is adapted to 1
—‘-an a no‘wl. ‘-
—-:.
KKGNOL & P CALIFORNIA —95 to the pound. . 3c
SWEEP OVER J3 cans for 250 CALIFORNiA —65 to tile pound . 5t: -
. LION ”URI STARJ . s . FANCY 0REGON—45 to the pound. - 70
I ca quA‘riA' epics: . k A at P BOR .
3 nymwwys SOUPS . 25c EOELIHO Stamps With] : Skis. ALPHA Pl‘l‘lg‘DING. each . “5):
-. >~ .- PAH" “til" w}. '~a.ca1exss§oann-:~ ~~~-«
. xoc ' I pkg. MINUTE TAPIOCA . toc
. 22c , I. . . I pkg. MACARONI or SPAGHETTI toc
124 Washington Street, south Nowell:
.PWBRIBS~8=80 A. It. on also 19.. lit '
I can HAWAIIAIIJ PiNEAPPLE .
Tea
rm.» _
P
o
Wm DELIVERY .
I
iuable you to, (than
c true and jtst value
when Which w
mine what lot
of all properties mentioned in section
1 of said itewldtlop.
Respectfully submitted.
hi. it. HOLCOMB.
I. modefidf‘ ttlng rld of them which
“fig-int 1 sin also asked
flier fed anti: Get
live chats worth 01
lve a place of it in
fifty“. %a:% “About a tablespoonful;
a-littte indlvidusl battsrdish
1. paths mtg shallot-say
..-1 'nwhere t e come. It' drives
. 35m away giggle
lit‘ the house, tyt
Inclined: (than from cognition»
Moor. autumn. happier people.
lilacs moved. however etall“ a.”
' I. .fiv‘i All}? our. filial“ all digitt
‘ TM
lights but
‘ Input-e exists around Min-ii, and
n; the’ pr “been!
' lid: of Connecticut.
~' 'oeo entered were country stores, where
, the speculations have beenr small
tgirdle t in t s [11th
I" ,
No avun’sdgl‘rurr not: Is In;
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. lilo—"There
is all s‘liI'ile‘ s‘cis‘p of eIdfia'lic‘e that
Mars is inhabited. The Mailed can-
sis and other marking! 1 do not re
yard as evidence of mans wo_.rk II
is possible thht lpéclts‘. looking like
clouds. hate been seen at Widely sep-
Hmégrated periods. perhn months apart.
at they are not cldu s. "
in these words. Director Campbell.
- oi" Lick Observatory in an Interview
ispute the assertions of various
lots that observations of Mars
nflgate that it is' peopled as is our
9
g.”
Plot.- Campbell con'tehdi that the!
smells canals of Bohiparolll are nOt
sndl dlworll; that, tb re is no Martian
dlbllal system; that] on, it “ill Véhlerm
a' th
stance of pplitr caps 11106;“B not piove
ogwater
on. only say}: cone hated Prof.
"that' _‘ah
¢ulf
up
MOOSUP BURGLARI shame.
1MOOBUP Sept. 17 —A messhge re-
will here creams Attleb'oro: use...
indicates that in the arrest held of two
mdd'tile police have tile partle'i' re-
sponsible for many petty bhtl laries
brake til manner the east 'eec-
Most of‘ the pin-
tmounts of cash and an assortment
or easily convened articles of mar
chandlse.
d to" thin mastitis girl: and
Icing)?
shes gone in by tu‘r’na to‘r
lowing. and tennis and biases. ahd‘
golf, ”lg: dogs.“
“as
“Codidtliliesi ivIdI'ide'r ti aln'
h i 1 u_.
set 313311510er y a d. midis:
of liré pilb'lle not! of 1901.
On‘ January 6. 1909, Governor wood-
-rull1 presented a communication to the
general gasemny calling attention to
th'e' uiI‘d valuhtlon and ts'x his or
the properties cdvered by til e‘ frail-
chises. slid suggesting the appointment
of a committee to investigate the sub-
ject and to report what action. it any,
title stile thigh
Subsequently the late Governor Lilley
mounted a communication to the gen-
i
car‘hmis sl
.ga‘te a' lid report upon the taxation of
Jsuoh' properties.
In response to these recommenda-
iatigna the resolution above quoted was
opted, ("align insect on 1 thereof the
dfed li tion was appointed as
tshchfl commission, and/was therein em~
pogored lto in‘vegtigate the valuation
a ton o t e properties in which
perbté’iflzl frhnchlseg have been rantv
unis, firms and corporations.
To males su h investigation attentive
sectlpn 12 of 9 resolution authorises
the commission to issue“ subpoe‘ a and
caries. and‘ t6 compel action
of any papers. books, 0 emails? neceb'
sary for the purposes mentioned in
section i
It is' plohablé that the properties
covered by these iratlchlsds are not 01“
uniform value per acre. Some sections
of the territory are doubtless more
n'roductive than others. The vme of
the “v2 r l? roperties depends upon
their WLWJIV‘ ness. ll'be financial re-
turns ic'iI e several properties
yield to' the owners is a very impor-
tint element in determining the value
Mthemn in this state the rule of val-
nation for. Itaaation'is the true and just
vhine of Any proverty.
in my opinion your commission is
fully empowered by said resolution to
Iaeertsinmm the production and revenue
«Efrem It! numerals- m‘ma‘
no sea on some any
111 'n by witnesses, books orna
st totes. as amended by chapter 148 ‘
t to take’ regarding it.‘
oral assembly recommending that a 1
son be appointed to investi- .
13313”) ill“ d «1,de which are owned by In ivid
A ll new?“ tiger weefiseLs- '9 , .
fill fife: iiifw 3mg e‘fllre' as 1
Iadve‘nt of man all‘ afte't'."
éw
‘ Attorliey-General.
CASTOR M
In Law in the which
Bears the
Signature of
TOO MANY Laucuaqss.
. The late Lieutenant John P. Brad
street. of the Fiftleih Massachusetts,
IIvas for many years a deputy sheriff
and titrnkey under High Sheriff Her
:rlclt' at the Inwrcn‘c'e' Honse of Cor
rcctlon. according to The Boston Her
aid. All the newcomers were by hlln
assigned to their proper quarters.
one day. upon the arrival of a new
shuad of inmates. there was one who
seemed somewhat more “tony" than
Ithe rest. and calling. the iieutenahi
aside. he claimed a little more consid-
eration than the others. owing to his
previous standing? moiety.
"1 ever was in Itch a situation be
fore.’ said he, “ d I trust you will
give me a little di rent quarters than
those other follows. 1 am highly edu-
9,
noted and can speak some harness: " ,
”fieven't" remarked the lieutenant.
‘That‘s altogether too many. We don't
my” I balm one, lihgu'sge here. and d—d
21‘
AT THI. , ATM I. .
"1 believe we hid' tilesd sums seats
when we were at the theatre inst win-
ter.” '. l
to" think we had the two just in .11
1“No.; adtls‘sss seats. Here is
my chew ugh gum ."—Kansas City Jour-
ll IIIuI him
. Icuaaa’aolwtrru Asnuerlou.
Pastor and Editor Confined in Jail at
- Wauksgso‘. Illinois.
WAUKEGAN, lll.,
Wallace M. Stuckey, [roster of the
Christian Church at
lKans.. ahd e'dItOr of the Williamsburg
Star. is confined in the county jail on
Sutherland, 16 years old. daughter of
her home.
nettc, but now a blonde. also Is in cus—
tody. She will be returned to her
parents and be used as a witness
against the accused preacher.
in every principal iceture, the case
is like that of Rev. Jere KnodeCoolI‘e,
pastor of St. George‘s Episcopal
Church. Long island. hi. Y., who desert-
ed his wife and children and lied to
San Francisco with inretta. Whaley.
The accused preacher, who had been
pastor of the Willlatnsburg Church for
six months. dlaappa'ared flom th~
his wife' and four children. Two weeks
later the Sutherland girl disappeared.
sad it is now known that she joined
Stuckey in Chicago.
' rll-blwch‘ed her hair In an
Sept. l7.—aev. '
Willlalnsburg.;
the charge of having abducted Lorena ‘
a wealthy farmer of Williamsburg.;
The girl originally a bra-1
ilamsburg on July 12 last. doaertlng '
slime tg dis
‘If insist ables
Stuc ex w a air c
Itrcet car a? d enlisti‘e‘d
‘.he ribs
the injury he found that he and his
:thild companion had been reduced to
he point of starvation.
Stuck‘ey tried playlu‘g a crime: at Al
‘.hcap Chicago theotie and then enme-
o Wunkegan to work in" a brittle foun
iry. He bluegill. Miss Sutherland
introducing ll‘er as his
daughter. calling himself Mr. Morgan.
oghbrred when
s Chlcuoi
4' i‘ho relations of the two aroused sus-
Ilcion and Sheriff Griffin arrested
hem a i
y——-—-‘-.———~4
-—II"Do 's1 Ointment cured the oil
csema t bad annoyed me s. long
I true. cure11 Vi” WA!‘~"“‘
loin! Matti: ews.
......_. -,.. ..
.ulbor sétatiatics. Autumn».
it's herself. The first -
t e fracture of:
hen lie recovered from.
!
Tea Cute and Saucer
in swoon to the Usual Cheeks
SPICES. EXTRAOTO,‘ OHOCCLATII DDCQA:
TAPIOCA. CORNOTARCH TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
WITH
Sovereign Pickling Spice
A .lety
com'bluhtlon iiidldioualy
pro'pol tioned
hellfire "no. soy k‘lliLllb.
new HAVEN. dept 17—09mm.
aged 9, was killed under a.
Mount Carmel. in" Hsmden.lhIIrg American Steamship Company
m" V“ ““‘W'n has issued a favorable statement rc
Blackwfil,
last night. The yo
oil the seat of the w gon on which he '
was riding. by the resting at the span
of harass.
FINANcINo HOT“: rarr.
YEN, Sept. i7.-1-Tbo prom- 875. '.000) toget
Bengali a new Hotel Taft here today slice of 38. 000.
ommissloner met and app loved plans for construct» new vessels before theond or the year
NEW
oters of
ii.
10c Package liCheck Given
' lag and financing the enterprise.
pf All-Lilli lines.
11 .
’.HAMnuno am i7.-'rIIs Him-
garding the finances: of the company
lresultlng‘ ilrorn the excellent business:
of this year. The liquid haiaylei is
igwea at it) $011,000 marks (about 84.-
Met with a reserve bal
eut‘st-ks. Pa’y‘ments. on
will amount to 111111011900 marks.
1‘;
Norwalk Chronicler