unrises 5 .58“? “tungsten.
tide mm a. in-
ammo "IMO“
. chapter, R. A. M.. will thrill“ at its
rooms, October 10th. 1911, ‘n a o'clock
p. m. All R. A. Masons cordially and
Internally invited,
. . Fraternity yum' .
ROBERT M. IIIwnocox. 800’ y.
SOCIETY NOTICES
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”MOHANTO' AND MANUFACTUR-
, Ins' assocIATIon
.. Nehemiah Candee, President
Nice—president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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What. is said to be probably the fin-
est collection of photographs of wild
game in their native haunts, has been
'hronght back from hitherto practic-
ally unknown regions of Alaska. by
George Shims, a son of the late .lns~
tice Shiras of the Supreme Court. He
seems ‘to have devoted to the work an
extraordinary degree.» of perseverance,
and difficult and even dangerous labor.
He had been so long in the Alaskan
' wilds, out of communication with his
'fllends. that many of them feared he
"I: had perished, but he has finally re-
t
turned to civilization, he and his two
guides bringing with them more than
a thousand photographic plntcs. most
ly of wild game taken by flash lights
at night.
RIGHT To THE POINT.
'l‘he iucurnhly idle colored folk ol‘
the south have raised nearly H.000,-
000 bales of cotton. What will they
accomplish when they go to work?
W » -~IH’Dston 'l‘inns tlpt.
{M *0:-
’-’ ' her} man vi'ho runs about wav
‘ tag a new panuoea for social cells is
not to be worshipt as u pollilt‘ul and
moral reformer.” says that very
shrewd and sensible citisen. James
Cardinal Gibbons—liartiord t‘ourant.
w.--
- I. ‘(lhamp Clark started the annexation
scars and will be blunted by many
for the defeat in Canada of the pro.
posed agreement. We very much fear
that Mr. Clark will have a collision
with tho presidency.I‘A‘llnltanoon
Times.
4”.
A certain roof sign privilege in New
”York has been let for 825.000 a year.
V» This is for electrical display purposes,
with terrestrial View. lint the vultu-
.of’ all roofs in New York city and
elsewhere will boom if ever aviation
‘ becomes a general public habit. New
' lfavon ltcgistor.
, , ...._
It telephone girl was the heroine of
the Austin tlam collapse. (‘cntrai gets
very familiar with dams. with her fre-
qnont. occasion to remark that line is
busyr-vhiorhien Journal,
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BAN-
QUET.
W-
List 0! Speakers for the Event at the
Mahacltemo, Wednesday Night.
A'i‘bc iiual urranscuwnis for the ban»
aunt of South Not-walk Council. No.
1253 K. of (‘. to bo held on “'edncm
day el enlnu. at the Hotel lliuhncltemod
WN‘B completed yesterday. Tho list
of speakers who are to l‘i‘lll'lofld to the
different toasts are as follow:
’l‘oastmastor-v e-li. W. linrfotd.
(illurcliwllev. John T. Wlutors, New
5"
Grimm.
Our t‘llymlliayortelect William F.
Tammany.
r iolumims and tits Polloworamt-ltale
‘ ..Dopuly William J. Mulligan. ot
Thomisonvlile.
0dr Civic lhitieswliiayor A. M. '
Pohlman
Our Young Monallov. lt. .l t‘srroil
. The entertainment is to be provided
by Messrs. ‘Alson Smith and Thomas
‘F.,Ilohiahon. Music foodie Mouton
, will be furnished by lalnxtvellor‘s or-
nhaatra.
it. is earnestly requested by tho
uomutttae that all be on hand WM-
Ily at 8:20. at: the banquet ll to start
at am sharp. The item were lint-
. «lied to 109. and as that number has
now been disposed of. no nor tickets
woman
y . w...“- “Jet—«Mt..-
' do! do you mail! trial: that so
am not lie in a ldsa as tho
A stated Convocation of “Butler,
tapestry
By the mountain stands October.
Like a weaver broom and old:
For his warp he uses sunbeams—u
Threads of palpitating gold:
And the loom spread out before
him
Is the forest dim and green.
While his shuttle. plying swiftly.
Is the wind of autumn keen.
For his woof he chooses colors—-
Amethyst and purple lost
in the blue of smoke and shad-
0W3.
In the gray of early frost:
Vivid carmirie. saffron. amber;
Faded tints the summer left;
Mauve and lilac softly blended—
All these form October's weft.
All day long i hear the music
Of his shuttle and his loom:
All daylong I watch him weaving
Till the stars begin to bloom.
And the figures on his fabric.
As each day they brighter grow.
'Seem the forms and ilow'r-lilre
laces
Of the Jones 1 used to know.
“Alice E. Allen in Lippincott‘s.
tail
illilll liilltt
W .as “Wm
. W .
Th0 abode isle-d board 01’ lhelllw
commissioners report that the oondi»
tlons on leased oyster beds through-
out tho State are excellent. _ -.
The validity of the act of the insis-
lature o! 1910 imposing an inspection
tax of 1 coat a bushel on oysters was
sustained by Judce flnulsloi. in the
circuit Court. Baltimore, Md. last
week, dismissing with costs the suit
Mount by D. ll. Foals t 00. and oth-
er packers to restrain State Control-
ler Stanley from collecting the tax.
it was alleged by the packers that the
tax was excessive and the law impos-
ing it void.
Oysterlng on the public beds in that
part of Great South Bay. owned by
the Town of Brookhaven, i.. 1.. opened .
tune All the other beds are in line
shape.
Oyatormon operating on the natural
in: the work of whoring seed oy-
sters so as to not as large a quantity
as possible before the cold weather
Wis-i planterl have
sold ranch oi the stools and sons oth-
or w a Beloved Camilla and
Dream.
The last lune of the "Vrgtnla Cit-
ilen" Ml:
"Ultimatum. seed oysters are un-
usually small this season. Planted
oysters about big growth and are fab;
tor now that last winter. Notwith-3
ttandinl a clamor by designing per-
sons and interests, the oyster situa—
tion on the James is good. There are. I.
according to experienced buyers null
mnficl‘l now at work. more oysters by
double than two Years ago. Consid-
end, the thousands at work there.
the cull law is fairly well observed."
According to a dismtch from New-
port News. Va, to the “Virginia Pil-
oi" of Norfolk "Fisheries Commie-I
sioner McDonald bee and Attorney;
.1. Toomor (isrrow counsel for the
()ystermon‘s Protective Associatlom.
report that they and less lawlessness?
pad liner oysters at the James Riveri
oyster ground this your than ever bei
beds at Bridgepordflona. are push- .
.lhe men wot-kind on the public beds
last Monday. when more lb“ 3W fore in recent years. The Oystermen'sl
sail and power boats began work: Protective Association according ml
The oysters 8N 0' superior WNW. lan announcement um seek to hovel
betas extremely int and having the; repeated the law prohibiting the shill- i
”Mi“? Blue Pill“ “"01 1 meat of seed oysters out of Vlrglniafl
Since ”it! 00°F“? 0i ”‘9 03W" seas. Attorney (Barrow declared one reasonl
on last Iurlns the barman. artist in: for the peuatut condition at the or?
conjunction with the town trustees. filer grounds was the fact that the un-
hm'e repleniilliltd the may bed! by Iinu tummy-mop were “can“ as umtsl
removing shells and young oysters of the law and WM watch to see
from the thickly grown bode to other that the mansions an obey-ad" l
parts This has produced a pheuotn- (‘aptain Roam 1... had moved’
one! numb and i! the tween! ruminant Olkdltkl. tr 1.. to llayport al
are carriud out it will not be may: turn barn which he ”impugn froml
.Vrtll‘s Mime the will?! bay owned it! , (‘ommodore F. G. Boston, and has it
”it! 19"“ will M (mo Vim oyster bed. Einslailod on a concrete foundation at;
in alcoidanoe with this arrange .ilm tom of Bosnian avenue The
meat the cistermon will be privllom l nuildlnu contains about 2.000 Balm"
m “(”k onh (”flail beds "“9 season, 5 feet and trill be. used as an oyster
leaving the other portions undisturu house. l
bed. so as to allow the younger oy-l ’
stars to mature without distltrluitlct-.j
The Van i’apering Oyster plant at}
West finyxilic. L. I,, opened last lilotr'
day. under the management of Wall
frail Van Paperloa. who is operation
it for tho Soalshipt ()ysler System it
was erroniouaiy stated in the last is-
aue that the plant would not open
this your. Reports any large. ship-
meals of oysters are being made.
The Boalshlpt .0) star System have
installed an oyster canning machine.
in their West Sayrllle plant. Quart
and pint cans are filled and remind.
all the pncltnlzos bearing the trudo- PARIS ENVII W FLOUNCEO
mark of the Sealshipt Systrm. ~—--
Ail Wont Sulv'ilio shippers report w". W '0'“ in WI Accept}
that they are doing a brisk business. TM is the Question.
Charles E. “'0” and mm" “"0”“ \l'hetlter or not tho world will
of llrookhavon 'l‘ou n. l._ l. who began
oysloitug till years alto. arc anions
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WOMEN
acv
.copt “trainees in a vital question
ll‘aris approves of them The entirely
plain skirt has bad its day. The street
‘" Great South Bay. Th” “5 that shirts that sent aith «oats and show
stock bolus taken from the beds all“, asevere simplicity i
even if the cut.
this time M f" ”"Wflm to m“ nth was mmewluit obiectlonablc. hate gls- l
cred halt a ceaturry ago, when the
tan way to donors skirts ms the Now.
beds were supposed to be in their. York Times
"Hm“ . l in the lnsianina all donates were in
When thc Atlantic County. l\. .l.
' ‘ itho nature of folds They did not star-
lioard of Oyster t‘ommlssloncrs hold
their first mention today. their first
ofllciai alt aftrr organisation will in .thu gathered radio: that hav
all probablliu be to set aside three
mats issued by the old board for tlu
propagation of oysters on the clam
grounds at "road Thoroughfare. it
is the contention of the new commie
alert that the clam grounds have been
upon to the bay than for annotations
and also because they are the finest
l
pelrod The phrase "gathered t-“ullies
is rather strong to tile for these wide
bands that cut the skirt into divisions.Y
at tho foot lino
destroy tho ylrld ol‘ clam. ll illfinl “M“ themaolwl out from the “MM.
i’itnoy ilnmmcll, of Alisa-eon. who will the hot“. thrrd‘ort- n... ammnmncp m ‘
in all pmllitlilllli llu selected II are! dwindling "up 0
“Milli- tivprlvod of the pleasuro of u'lcarlnn
0‘ “MN““W- hill. ““3" that 0"“ 3“” autumn and winter-vwhlrh has a
t
sliouud have lawn elven I“ 19“" ll“ slim foundation of heavy black satin.
other your for growing, and it roporis The lowest Munro does not hp the
a ctmtiuuous tcudoilt‘y toward lower Mir 0‘ the “m. under-kl“ by mm
"Mind in the matter 0' quality. inrhas. which gives the appearance of
There are more than 100.00! acres of the pettktoet baton loom than it
bottoms in the Maryland mton. 1‘ should be.‘ Hanover. one will get so
M”. which 0“” produced 031W" accustomed to Ulla slsht beforo the
shootout-mills. but Willtlli no 10M"; winter is overwif a number of straws
supply ID m be ”0'0"“ ll- moon skowtho triad-«that we may just as
shit- We" well know allout it in the hellunlnlt.
it is untested that the but" It" Tia foundation plays an important
now oyalorina on the Great South part in the season”- clothes and the
Bay public srmmds m It”!!! 8" nova melt is merely atmrlmtmeod
in? any. It is a one of man not work- upon it. Heavy saline. light valve“.
ins instant of lack of oysters. Home ribbed north and new no sale are
of the MI in“ .
tors-d. Afternoon and evening nouns
(show a variety of them. There is a
’ side return of the knife-platted doun- l
iii» any one. Only the prophets snwt
shat was in tho wind and watched «fort
e now alr'
l the hoellau slipper. with its broad toe.‘
The “N” "°‘“"“"“'°“ “”0” 0' C more in the mlddln of lilo body than “l
A "‘“i‘m “till“ “i ”W "Autorirnnf' this inimitable material tiu-oush the!
fully 0“”‘h"" "l "l“ oysters sent to three-darker skirt made of straight.l
llaltlmoro from Maryland sroundrnmmw flouncos mounted on a vent
The Original Guaranteed [lose-
Sl0l’ 000000 ~ SOX-eil.
WEARING 00 [0000
Remember. ifhoiel appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you;
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium
weights—black. tan or grey.
$1.00. $2.00 000 $3.00 000,
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS. for Women.
Colors, black and tans.
‘200 000 ‘300 000
ASKTOSEETHEM.
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‘ The model can be taken in whole or
in detail by any one who wants to
have a fashionable fall suit. it can be
Ioarrled out in purple green serge as: of muu‘ERS' FEES
isell as blue, for both colors are in] .. ,__ ‘
fashion. and this also made up in a
stay and black striped cbei lot ovor M rmr m 3.]!
‘ black snrah ‘ t l . “O
i
All the fiouncos. howmer. on the
new gowns are not to straight and tall-
Caoaoltad Attorney General
HIM
c.” of mid- Victorian din. Among oth- Cosiellol‘ippitt asked concerning his
or flOiltliedl are box- ,”de ones which summons to court to show cause am
are pink“! at both (“13“ and stitched h;- was not in contempt in paying $800
down about an ioth below the mp‘ each to fourteen legislative reporters
it“ at", one knows hos "Hill”. for special sotrices,‘ says that be
old- fashioned thou.- Ire. and yet myI consulted Attorney General Lisltt be-
are Immriu on the lliroctoin man fore paying the money and was told
teleta. on tunioa. on shawl Galleria. i that as long as the msolutlon upon
and on silk afternoon lawns. uhith an inlumtion was issued was
_____. reminded ‘ly the senate that the in
HEELLIII ”1058 Junction would have no effect on n,
it is to be Itlppmd that with the subsequent resolution. unless practi-
advolt of so many Victorian fashions call! the “me.
Mr. Light’s Position.
lame around the ankles with silk rial Atorney General Light when culloil
Thou. would come book into atylg‘by telephone at his home in South
but do not add materially to its width. These are. nnw the latest fancy in m. Norwolh said to a reporter that it.
rls. according to the New York Times. would Ml be proper for him *0 (“DOME
The skirts really look narrower than t The shoe is exactly in“, the one '0", the case inasmuch as he will appear in
they did at the ankles impose the? “an" ago The Maturity“! '0". Ir. Uppitta behalf when the con
arc wider at the hips and kneca.1‘heoo Moreno. . mum motion is argued in the super-
riain grounds of the State. their loans m.” of c.loth or triplodeckers. "l and the only d WM“ ‘ and
for oyster propagation. which won“ ' some null them aro excellently out andI which is put at the end of the “up.
its ancestor is a wide cub-tee! bookie. ‘0? “0“"
It is known however that several
.......-. state officers and members of the sen-
lF tCINO SLIDIO ate fell out the attorney senerai's sen-
\\ hcn putting a layer of cake togeth- tinwnt before the reporters were paid
or with icing. and the layers seem do—I and that they studioaaly avoided nei-
W'“; W"“"“‘ WWW 0' smiman- Tulle. for Instance. a blot: war will termlned to slide on one side, insert ttnx any opinion from him. it is on
villo, and ii. in Vat‘lleor. of port Bo -10, do not think you are twins to Del one or two toothpioka around the nut- derstood at the capitol that Mr. light
tor arise and leave until the icing is bad yon pronounced opinions that it
thoroughly sot. alien they may be was not legal for the senate to maku
daaily removed if desired. Modern payments as contemplated.
Priscilla. it is undorltood. though Mr. ldxht
W’ isn't willing to discuss tho. matter.
WH‘N ”0"."0- whilo it in pending in court. that when
When basil“ "‘1“ °""' ' 5" tome he was consulted by the stale treasur-
M them ill Drill“! form the “M?" or the only matter he was asked about
iron ION)” the lower two. and they' mu, menu,- as to it”. gallon of roar~lnd
Wm M“ WM”? 0" “I"! N 0” ingtho original resolution upoa the in
mailman pan 0"" the irons. “1"” Junction Mr. Lippltl. it is under .
irona are “Hill claim. and third” moon aroma (lustrous of knowing if
IN t‘hflll smell to h“. "'0 W“ the same injunction would continue to
Gonna-er. run udiust a subsequent resolution
W It lnmdcrslood that the legality of
Dolled m M INIWOI“ payments was not taken up at all with
in“ I M 5’ mad. 300‘ wheat the attorney aeneral.
and out: 1: hours with water to donor.
Drain cover with hot water end cook lNIUlRtOTO LEADER MUIDIIID '
may for am hours in a double boiler nan inmo Cat. on swam»
M Wham.»
NORWICH. Oct. 9.-——Sule Treasurer
planted to other beds. says the “Pat-
chosue Advance." The work has been
done by tile men who work on the
«munmmamaor
omits The ammonia is 1%
Mitt-lie Nth
aluminum .5. ammmmmmm
oysters that they a boon trans-
and whliobiaokiaalavoritoallootors
are in the running.
llnlshad with buttonhola stitching a
beds. Bo unit has the m hm one] rant edge. and are opened at the
done and so well have the beds been
protected that the Mir has been mandamus Tut-estimation Nur-
tvonderfdl and at t M rate the «in mm a men patent leather
' mm bay owned 9 the town will battle little below the normal mist
«saintly be amend with oysters. line. and it has rootlets everywhere.
(in the 0m south is! shah it to dim with liars and button llhs
lltt side to show a graded penal sf
monom’smm Mil. :
mwouggkmaaam w
The llounras ol‘ the blue sets. are
or over night in the tireless cooker.
first seasoning with salt. Whats ready
to serve heat a plat of this trolled
that with a half eupl‘ui of rich mill
or anal.~t.‘tlaago tater-Ocean.
Good W.
White lead is the last added" a-
mt tor main; probes crockery, u
Ill will resist both heat and outer. In
the Geranium. Apply thinly on the
“In or the m m pm deal»
It W. we to“ been m in
Mid. out so: the artists «no for
florist-a. who commanded troops in
the insurrection in lower Californil.
rm «coded to the international
boundary line yesterday and stabbed.
than rushed across into Mexico.
There it is asserted. he was at ones
slain. t
The moon was bronchi to title city a
by a lot-mar member of ammo »_I
ami- tint liberated ‘ln new cults-- 1..
ale. lie said that two lesions in
m Mustard in a latte dual on
the border and tells: hint d lilo
snard. wounded Ill III m Ill!
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