his
en
Ito com over-en Moran.
fill‘llo Fishing Gawtte.)
(hiring of oyotero in 1008 was
important brunch of the fllh-
" Matty v11 Virginin'. uocording to
t of (the United States Census
motto yield being valued at $2,-
000. or I oruull fraction lens than
liar vent. of the value of all the
imp prOducio of the state.
5 oyster product comprised ii “672.
Mall of market oysters. valued
115967.000, and 1,403,000 bushels of
_ oyuoom, valued at $351,000. The
tlthion of oysters thus become an,
nrtnnt port of the oyster industry
, tint aim. Public reefs have be
e yearly loan productive, and there
5;” been a tendency to enlarge the
“m naviinhlo on private beds. At
-. however, the cultivated oysters of
Virginia have not brought no high a
price per vbuohel as those from New
5 ti: and Connecticut, although the
mum] conditions of the Virginia wa.
fun are ideal for cultivation, and the
5 5mm lows afford fairly good protection
toprlvato oyster culture. The average
.rprico of market oysters per bushel was
5'! cents for those from private areas.
Ill! 47 cents for those from public
man. The average price of seed oyo
“Iva. 2'] cents per bushel.
‘Tlla oyster product of Rhode inland,
matured by value. was the moat.
.t‘Illol'tant in the state. the catch
5 ‘chounting to nearly 50,000 tons. The
‘ "inuo was $969 500. (if the oysters.
”67 000 repreucutcd market oyatera,
. taken from private areas, and $2. 500.
,Ieed oysters. partly from public and
partly from private areas. Recent onu-
‘ miles have shown a material increase
,1: the market oyster product of the
late, which was 1,223,000 bushels in
".1908, worth an average of 80 cents I
‘Mel. on compared with 755,000 bu‘uh-
9h in 1305, worth $874,000. and 203,-
000 bushels in 1889, worth $27 2 .000.
The Canon: Bureau in its report for
’ :Pennsylvunlo. sure the yield of oysters
T M 1908 was larger than any previous
w- our for union statistics on» available,
‘itlou'rh 0116 value woo greater in 1880.
Onters contributed 09 per rent. or
m total value of the products of the
Smyrna bay and rivet districts The
"mus ofitloo Stern was 8170 000 They
hm taken mostly from private Irena.
W contributed 813a.000. or is
Idem. or the value of the fisheriel
mallet. of South Carolina in 1008.
"We grater part of the product won
lied by the cannrrioa. Prices in 1008
moped less than 9 fonts per bushel,
while some of the fishermen received
. low no 4 cents per bushui. The in-
mlle in the yield has been moody
m 1887. days tho Genius Bureau. 6
0thr toaster» at St. Michaels, Md.
‘ 1 that the season which closed last
M m the moat unprofitable over
‘ it there. Packers make the some
.. z» . (in some of the lower Ind
prolific than of the Miles river
tho Eastern Bay. many oynters
M mated as being dead
ditto Andrew itadei Oyrter Co. in
Shipping Ioed oyltel'n to California
M in (Import, L l. grounds.
, "Willa L. Homan. of the American
9'“ 00.. of New Huron, Conn” Ind
R. l.. was I vilitor
port. L. l.. last week ills oorn
W it“ recently numbered a piece
onto: aground from Chariot: Wed-
m. It m formerly owned by
m We E. Gridinx.
Brown I Bron of Buy/port. l. l..
I Mb! need oyItorI rIlIoi week.
mor- slow, AdmirIi. Capt. Ar-
w
M Ockorl, of West Ony-
. L. III been down in DolIere
week, looking on: tho and
“that. The wool: before he
mu. 1.. x. (int. m
Ay er'illiair Vigor
, work or tranupianting tinderoiuod oyI
, vilio and Woot'Soyvilio, will buy need
' oysten from Connecticut for blunting
5for number year. Ind hope tint nil.
”momma.
is for men. too. "
a splendid hairdresshig. It
* ‘ ‘ A la refreshing. cooling; and it keeps 5 ‘ ‘-
main clean and healthy. it never changes ill! color
he'hair not in the lent. Ask our doctor.
a 0 Merlin.
.u'.'va.4.
“w," .— ~~ .,.-. u... m
cm. 1.. 1.. it» been supervilinx the
torn from tho beds-oft that plum The
work is being done on the natural
beds. whorotho boymon m Ihlttltul
undoroiud orator: Ind than of one
and two your worth. in addition to ro-
mnxinx Winchell bots. m bli-
nion It Punchline Ind than of finy~
in the buy: The town of Brooithnvon
will lend its annctIl support to the
plan. .
Lancrnft Brown, the well-known ‘pro-
ducers and wholesale dealers in open-
ed and seed oyotoro, New Haven,
Conn. are uelllmr int-gm quantities oi‘
Iced oysters to the trade, ‘booidou
planting oysters for their own use at
Rockowny and Senoonnet River.
White River oyster mowers any that
between 150,000 and 165.000 bushels
of opened oysters were shipped from
that dlilii'lrt imtween September 1 o!
hint year, and the cloud of the mention
a few days ago. While the output woo
not as large as it might have been,
art-l :ome other districts did lean busi-
noes.
——Stopu itching inItIntiy. Uuroa
pilots, (wanna, unit rheum. utter. itch.
hives, herpes, ocubieI~DoIn'I Oint-
ment. At any drug store.
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LENGTH OF TRUNKI.
( lllCAGO. May 0 "local merchants;
and trunk manufnrttirorn who have i
been engaged in a controversy with;
the railroads owr the plan to charge:
exodus huzgugo roles for long until
bulky trunks, including the "wardrobo"
trunks and other "it'uok" shapes and
sizes, have been advised tint. the trunk :
line association roprenenting the roads .
out of Buffalo have receded somewhat
from their nutrition. Tho roIdI Ixreo‘
to carry trunks tree up to forty~iive lu-
chea in longest dimension.
The rule adopted for all the You“:
in the country to take effect on Jnnuv
ury 1 provided for rut oxcou charkgo‘
iron ll trunks over forty inches. Thane
who are opposing the new restriction.
therefore, are hoping that the compro-
mine notion of the trunk lines will lend
to n recouuicdrution by other territori-‘
al prmsenger nssorlutlom.
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in THE WAKE OP THI HIAILuA 5
The little son or Mn 0. n Pointer. !
Little limk. Ark. hurt the modules. 'l‘hr:
result mm a severe cough which grow
write and he could not deep. Stie‘
ayI: "One bottle of Nloy‘o llonm‘
Ind 'I‘nr Compound compidely cured
him and he has never been bolhored
aim." Group. whooping oouub.
modules cough Ill field to Foley'- lion
oy and Tor Compound. Tho genuine
in in the yellow par-hue always. lie}
fqu Iubstitutoo. The Bridge Phat»;
may Ind W. T. Wimom I Do. "i
.n -m-q -«u...
Humboldt lodge No it t). l). H. 8.1'
meet in their room. Quortotto Club.
HIii. North Main otroot. thin owning
They will impact regular volume
buinoos, and also nominate odiom-I
memberI be prevent.
CHANGE
IN WOMAN S
MSIIIIyLyIIEWI
Vim-"l woo m
woof “found-uttered
-. from rundown»
. other Inna
Mr. Mayo s
0.. Memory
“'1’th in one thin: you mourn‘t
forgot Brother Tomi" »
“WhIt iI that. Emma?"
{‘Don't forget to no to the help of-
ilca, and and me up I could The
new girl in flood tor nothinq. and the
old one can't do everything. you“.
or old, aim or woman, i don't om.
only and on up I complaint cool! by
l0 o'clock thiI morning.”
"Don’t look In duporoto. IiI; l'li
remombor it. i wont thin“ in prob
ty good Ityio for Hawaii; no is tilted
to ltmlI fond of good dinnon.‘lnd i
guess I'll «and you up I Ioodamart
man cook, Email."
“i hope Mr. Maxwell won‘t 0
thing: too nice; but l'll do my
in other mutton. Tom. if you'll only
provide name one capable of «trial
I sand dinner.”
Mr. Thomu Mun
all
biolly bod memory; pretty EmmI
Mayo know it vary woil yet in thin
dualism" ornament-y lilo trust“ him
Houseman: but what could the do?
During the two year- she had nod
churn at. her widowed brother'-
famliy, they bud boon bluuod by the
moot Ikiilful of cooks: but Joan had
token I funny to not married. and her
plane In hutily Iuppiiod by one who
coon proved inprIbiu. At this June-
turo Mr. him received tidingn that
his dooonod wifo'n fIvorito brothor.
Arthur Maxwell, iunt returned from
.‘uropo. would pay him I visit.
From the fim, Emmi bad been
2 nervous over the roomuibiiity of on
terlnininx thin elegant young mun
whom alto had no or teen. She won
lovely Ind wompiiohod;
could not rookmuho but never tried.
Certainly. it unaided titIlt enough for
I young lady of twenty to Inporintt-ml
fI fnmlly con-lotto; of her brother
' Ind herself. two boys and their tutor.
two little filth! and their nurse maid.
: with two other manta. nut lhmmh
arduous. it had boon well performed.
The house no the perfection of
uoatnm Ind mute. the column well
"Lined, Ind Emma was much beloved
in her brother’o family. To him she
had been devoted.
health, Ind ho mtofniiy intended to
make her fault: If! light In poaniblo
liut he hand a provorhidlly Md mem-
ory, and, unfortunately. Eskimo bud
boon obllurd to lrunl to it.
it was ballpoint 7 o‘clock when Mr.
Mayo went down town. lie look noth-
ing but I non of cotton It 'l. and
lunchod It MI favorite mtnunot It
u M holfput 8 tho lion! aim.
in Iirknou Ind,
l
. the effort.
.‘ improuiona of me will ho.
i
t
Ion-ml "it“ tirin ha
I mount-in; nod Hiybud I provor- . mg...”
and Mr. \tuwoll wu expected by tho *
3.10 trIin.
"There!" sighed Emma. when. two
hours Iftor her broihor'o donuture.
the hoqu was in it: mull mitotic
up for dinner; "it Tom doun‘t lot"
got and if ho «not: up I good cook.
everything Iill be nice enoun. "
She did not due comidor tilI poo
uihllily of Tom I luring fortoth or '
thut of tho cook not coking for my
other rmon; but who. preeiuiy It
10 o‘clock. the door boll run. I um!
weight woo lifted from bar hurt. III
rIn horulf to mayor the worm.
A medium-Mind well-drowned not
oat-looking young moo ltmd It tho
ontrnnco. Ind Ibo brinbunod It M!
of him
"i am very filld you on Io m
tuIl; i won Ifnld l Ibould be diap-
p'oiotod." iondinl the way to tho
kitchen. without In tumor: «by.
"Let me Ito-r10 o’clock. l InIli Inn
to lot you to work It anon to pm
I first-oin- dinner. We are mm.
oomplny from Now York. our cool
itu loft mo. Ind i do not myulf now
Inythinl Ibout cooking. Whnt to your
mum?" uiiovtnu the you; run of
Ill not and hunting it no hint) on a!
ranch II pol-thin.
HiI ropiy no nthor fit“. but do .
i
thought Ibo nought it
"Hoof You do not look like In
lrinhmIn. tint it» doesn't molt. IIy
timer-Ira. Arc you it good can?”
Thomlloulthoyounmwu
nth" MM
"l'li do my but.” I. until. piano
only.
"You In lhon’I nothing in the
noun but ooid chick-o,” oontinuod
Imam. unconlcioualy wringing her
but: II In. continual to «on.
the now nook. who eortotniy iiotonod
vary ItuItivoiy ”lint my broth»
humtuymvlmbomn
Id,i
“Yum.“
"(inn you intro I My DIM?”
"i think! an.“
“A“ mount-o IIuoI for tho cold
1 ‘ ohinhll‘“
“You’ll.“
“dun you an I m moi”
“l III.”
'voioquont.
'hIdu'l lilo known?
.hopo you will i
mutinmmwinmrha
um tritium. wag-pun
Intel! of the dinner
a treasure.
loud he won no
= l
orange. rind whit:
Huber lolly.
Iith of toil-faction at the mutt. rail
"gun! to am il- ,.
”l’il not so who: the kitohon to em
1 don’t know;
Inything about cooking it, It!!! will
trout in innit
, ‘) Ibo rum o‘fruitdlllul with my 53“"
.poIn, polite
‘s mum: illicit the wool with man, Blind,
linen and form; not dinner! of dainty m
. yin-u. tum mono: wmnm’
‘ the lilvor Ind tritium; odd then. llth I 39"“ for
i
i
l
i have no idea thItl
line in real capable -in gotta: to prove -
Hi: dream no lo neat,
auto! and mnpoctful.”
iconoludad Emma leisurely Imaging
her hair.
Her new drou you very becoming,
Ind titled the porno round More to
”molly tlut EmmI folt M pom
with Ill the world.
“i have heard that Mr. Arthur Max-i
well in very “Millions in the must-
at ludiu‘ drew” mused lilmmn. twiob
in: her head over her shoulder to too
"i wonder whnt lilI first
i should
inliko to hove poor Ally'I brother like
W illintrw'
Indian Pile Ointment w
Bloodlniz und Inning Pile-
Iorbu the tumour, alloys Ii; once,
on I poultico. given i tent relief
indium Filo Ointment in pre-
Plioir and itehin of tho rlvuto
DNIMMI. mail a and SYN.
Jim. cimugd. om
iii onto
it uh-
um.
lull
For Idle by The Clifford Pharmacy 5
SPRINGWOOD CHAPEL.
An entertainment will be given in ,
the chapel tomorrow evening at 8
"oclook lcreiyliodyisinvlted. Wilbur-
Eirnith will give an illustrated lecture.
,Ind I nhort play will be given by the
,young indict of the c hupel.
uion will be charged. but a ooliertiun
:will be taken to: the benefit of the
”chapel
M length the int brmiot wu:
duped. lilo lut touch given, out ro-
gun to tho nurnory. to order the chil
tired around for company.
There no a delightful Ivory odor
pervading the house when obs «in.
down Ind not out the wine Ind ice,
Ind route I few Imondmontn of tho
thlo. Beforo Alice died In. hId point
It! an exquisite abrmy ring for nor
broth-r Ind thin Emma planned with
tho nIDkin designed for Mr. Arthur
Unveil. thinking how Idiotic and
pretty everything was Ind deciding
tint the uontlomun'n out inn-onion j ‘
must be pimnt.
Silo iookod It her "tent-«nu min.
titan out 3. Then Ibo went Ioftly to
in. m of the inn. and liltonod to
“on.
cltword from the mirror with ‘
t loco Emma turned Ind rIn .
t for (intimates.
5 the lively chatter in rim hitohon. Ibo "
,eould our Mac running plouontiy.
hi" "i“ 4 with the little hmoomoid Nanny. and
Ill loomed to be well in that direc-
Banquets a Specialtyfl;
At 8.10 Ibo rep-irod to the drthug ‘
room Ind took I mil ovorlooiinz liiI
Itroot.
Corrine: coma and mrimn '
went. but none stopped It the on-'
union. The limo girl! come down: '
the lion and Mr. Vincent «me down.
Hr. lino'I lItchlror nottlod in the
door. till dinner boll rIIx.
“Not come?" Iain-"d Mr. Mayo. It
lint of Muir: Ilanmmlnlfll (Ice.
din-art"
Does Your Root Leak? 2‘
The Century Compound
QTOPB ALL LEAKB
50o A GALLON 600 A GALLON
We guarantee the Weather wear of
our Compound for three years Write
Correspondence Ioilc-i
lied.
Century Roofing 00.. Inc.
ill Washington at.
llotel Mabackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Min
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE?
RATE! ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
TEL. CALL m
F me
. Relish
.“No.” Ibo mind: "and melt I nine «
"Very Iii-antral" lw mm. ludind ?
the why into the dining morn.
hIdh‘t lilo lent doubt
follow”
Why, my «I: ;
nailing by the shoulder thef
«I .
i
now cook, who, acting also In butler. ‘
5h“ hill pluod the mupltlmn upon
the thio-"niy door rlwti' follow why.3 3
how ll thin? Emmn doclIM you hurl
. not also!“
g
l
'l'llot young lady new In whit: “5
v the tablecloth am mound I chair for
“wort.
”Thu Hr. iivxwoii?
.If who no. I”
order Int! the vinnds not! down not . ! PM
l »«i thought '
"i come mtrlu-r ill-n i expected, and f
in time to mate myulf useful to “in 5
than" lquhmi itr. Muwoil dlvntv
in; hint-oi! of by whit. towel Ind
bowing with nxquhllo [rm to limit
M" I‘d y.
5 The cultivated Int-onto. tho unbro- ‘
% ItIl lulu of the boot hood. tho nlonr.
beautiful ammoh. why
lino fallen into such on error?
How could IDI:
"i won in terribly Inxlotuwl didn‘t 1
od lint-I. II rod
polo.
.Iook It you lI‘inl. llr. Month, 1.
yo mo!" Itnmmop ,
w II III bod boon 5
"There to nothlu to forgive, if my ‘
dinner turn out well.”
touching. "i learned to cook whon
I won I Itudoul in Plf'll“. Propon-
nu tquht me. it hove hon nth-r
proud of my military still. but I In
I link out of part!” now, Ind III
not outta Inn of tho hard-tin.”
in united. 1
Mills zest in a rural how
sides furnishing the llililll
ru-ulcd mnuuut oi acid in
aid digestion.
W o carry the largest and ‘
Ii Flint "nun
No udmiav , ‘
South Nov-walk
.“05‘: ‘
nits
Windovy Display-
$47.50
3 8.50
$10.00
$15.00,
/
to wear "Om his foot up.
i
l 80cm.
Bocuulo the price in low, don'tt
are great values. Other Suits at $18. 020. $22 and $35.
HEADWEAH. FOOTWEAR-(in tact all the man wtnta
ANOTHER WINDOW DlsPLA‘I shown in line line of bile
NEGLlGEB SHIITI, 25o NECKWEAR and 2 for 25¢
ink the quality is. They
i
Phone No. II now 1185-2
Price’s Clothing Store
98 'Wnshington Street
5r”
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IA. I’l‘i.i "' "'J' ‘C
m
No.0»---
THE SUCCEssF‘UL DINNER
depends largely upon the freshness
and burnt ol the meals served. if
they are tough. dry and tasteless, the
whole dinner is spoiled. Better be on
the sale side and order your memo
from un, Ind you will be sure of their
excellence. We are noted for selling
only the chulrcrt cuts and can refer
you to the bolt families in town as to
their nullity.
" Chamok’s Market
78 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY
w _.. _‘J
MEMORIALS
finch! line of iinadtilirratfitl no a.“ T WAIT until the in: minute to make a Ioioction of I Monument,
ttncokircd good: in iuwnwi
in bulk
Just note low prircu for
aizmdanl goods: you are
not buying glass lulllli‘i
and gaudy lain ls:
Mtxul lltleS.
Mixed l‘ Napkin
Snort ur Sour PM.
Hill 3 lm
;\pplo llultrr m .1 il\..
Lul. Queen (litres.
l ; Pickled Lamb’s
mics, 8c. two for l5t‘.
Sn N t
Sour
l 2 iii.’
lt‘h’.
sv
5r :1 tiriz. '
204' It
Tun»
9 John
3G.
Ban:
”Inna!" cried itr. Em. "witIt,
i
do“ Iii thin moon?"
“Why. John. you prom-Id to Ind
mg no I nun cook.”
an. Inyo olupod In Ino- mo
1 Illy.
"MI, l fnnof it!”
"Noll ur. lluwoli onto, M It
10 mom. i thought in w ill. cool:
II to wind he know won outing.
i
:you to more your want: It our Itoi‘I. é
hint into tho kitch- IIIIII lion
2th- MI ml Pm ' W ”'1 Human: 1'qu lanolin rm. mn-
Phone
37333
" it mo."
Our price: In tho but in town.
oddition In
in
Iubnit to you I pronou-
whouby you can necuro I ”ii
whinwnmwmmm M hm mm min to the
the Mount: ultimo loItlId It. In 001ml of “I. m for Cut: coupon
Will”. lobbod “III. W”
Iy.
”Io m, Ila Ina. W
father. on my Mm filo-
Molly—«VII ”II
mod Hr. Howell. coolly “And
ohm 1 how don. It: but, won‘t you
trytbomn hermit-taco!!!” ‘5
fi- oihm land. 5“ m
m: but Mr. “I” WM“
only ,
‘l‘hbfltlflIfl'mmi flit
Miami. omt Munich
woman-1m. W“!!!
“I
W FWigmoredrCo.
”WI ,
llmhflllulh Indium“:
i 3 Railroad Ave. ‘
infantry manner.
they: have it "not“ properly by Decoration Day. An order Ihould be placed
=5 now which will Inlblo carotid workmen to completc every detail in I III-
Our work in carefully flnlIhed after your. order to re-
' coined. There in beauty. durabilitymccnomy Ind utiIiIction in Ivory Mon-
. umont mode by
South NorWalk Monumental Works
Pickled 1...: Hum Office and Yard. 84 S. Main St—«i’hone 904
_—
Does
SEEM HARD WORK to got the heating system in
your hoilue‘in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the iur~
nnre mm. and mature the worn out parts and clean
EIt
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you no ready to start it.
\ The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
IBTIMATEO CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 VII“ “PI“
Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
LOO
l
at Vail Smut—(Phenol
at the Moor, 30
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with out mohair top. wind Ihioid. no mo oil lulu. Bach
unnoto Ind coil; ovorytbinc Int-elm. Giannini! for on. your by
tho minor-atom, for 0158. For mu portloulon coil or odor-II
F. E. LOCKWOOD & C0.
homo. mm Strut. Mon-tit. Conn.
‘T
h
nun Aw domed
The Hatch 8r Bailey Conipauy
Iou'm uouwom. come.
. 7mm in. with Innah Milo" all All Doll-moon“
Lumber and hill Work for Everything
“more: 12.
300
Norwalk Chronicler