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'. Distance Swimmer
ROSE PITONOF
The Girl Who Swam from New York
to Coney Island.
J. ALBERT HALL (1'1. 60.,
by James Horan.
' Lew Dockstader‘s Late Tenor Soloist
_ JACK A TMAN
" 13115411 valiy‘ll‘stmlh Spillane Song'
~11
MONAFICH COMEDY FOUR
Miligllng Harmohy and Humor in
‘ Entertaining Concord.
‘CLARA BALLERNI
Startling, in Thrilling
Gymnastic‘ Exploits.
”--.-..“M, . .....
and Daring'
New Delights In MOTION PICTURES;
Long-
NOW OPEN -
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR I
GRILL
The Atlantic llotel ol‘l’ei rs Ill be
Grape Arbor tlrlil one oi" the most ee-
Icct and delightfully cozy restaurants
to be found I11 the state.
The excellence of the cuisine and
yrt-l'vlce completes for Bridgeport a grill
Pretentlno “Kid Hamlet.” :1 Traveaty 1111.111 which will till .1 long felt wuui
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table d-Hote Dinners. 6 to 8
p. in.¥—-75c; with wine $1
iBusiness Men's Lunch ”.45
a. m. to 2.30 p. m.-—— 50c
Other Hours: Ala Carte Service
at moderate prices.
FAIRFIELD AVE., opp. R. R. STATION
Bridgeport, Conn.
LOVER’S
“The Place"
* I’ateuiqun Metal, T an
,Bl‘l‘tto'n or Lace
3.50 and
4. 00
‘ TWO OSTORES
Norwalk South Norwaik
Daily Line to N. Y.
or1 EIGHT Only
Freight Propellers ‘ leave not
”want River. New York (toot
Morn streotlia' every my (ex-
adlo'l. at 3 D m. Freight
‘13 ed at Norwslk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk~ at to 6: so
c. C. Housman.
General Aunt
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Real estate transfers as foliowsh.
milling J. Smith.
. , Lulu
rbert R Smith;
tore Miser,endino house and
’Winnlpauk. W.al'
root. War. and Quit Claim.
stréet. War.
girl 11 of St. Paul‘s church to Will-
Unhoiz and wife, building lot,
teley street.
y Seymour to christian Swat-z,
1 .4 building lot. Aiken street. War.
, 4 Smith to Albert 171.1211-
' ‘ ’ ' “ 91111111111111.7771».
War. I
all 080111111011 to Frederick F. tion of Woodhurv; preliminary certi-
tt and yvife, building lot Mbadowl hosts 11 dissolution. ”
l
, spring street,
N. l.ll. lillH. I. ll. illIIllilil
111' Slim Oct. 1. 1911.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
£ny 81:24:: 48:1,? 6: 0911. 11'1: 4111.147}: ..09 6‘57
7 . 1 , x, ' X ..
111: 21111. 10 111:. 11:11:11 ' 9 7'
l'. .“.—«12:501. 1: 06. 1: 37:1 (Phila. &
“null [12111141301124 in Iiullem River.) 7." .4911.
3"“ 4: 81)., 5:.31‘1_.wb:.50v.o‘:40, 61121:. 1: Mix
731231.12 2:1011, 10
Sundays. .
A. M. ~12: 48x. 0:097} 5' Hit. 86 ."14 10 30:,
I‘. 71.~—12-111~ 2.: My 2.178 .-:1.. 11121.
7 1001', 7; 12. 7. 1-1x.w'11:' .ix. 71:16.1. 10: 21.
NEW YORK TOW SOUTH NORWALK.
A. \I mi 11531. mm 1.11 11111111. 1211211.
1.1m. 2.11.1, 12.1.1211. 11-111 11:11:11: 11: 11.
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W>W
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
.\. \I.—-'I'.l:l"v. izlllv. 1:571. 6:09. 7:23.
' ‘ :2 II: l'lx 11.7.4
' .11 kinds l: 21). .i:lix. 8:2131. 4:26,
gait“). 5:157, 13; 47. 7:10v, | 1,;- 0px. 9:1031.
To lll'widlccpurt Sniurdata’ 11111y-—-1:11 p. 117
Sun ndays.
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10 1117 lislix ' ”x 1'7. “2'
mig’biwa: .0921, 03011. 6:40. 7:1017, 8248:,
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mum-0:00. 7:23. 9:00. 5:13. 10:03. 11:60.
1'. .\I.~~Zi;4tix, 6:111:11, 8'30.
Sundays.
M.—~-T:1’I."~. 11:55
.\I.-0100. 7:8921.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
‘1.-4:20 n«\duily except Mondays).
A.
12:11, 11:27.l
Iii win-1:15.11. 1'7" 21):. 6 20, '1'. 1'8.
Sund days.
.7‘.
I‘.
NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
Stopping at New Haven. New London.
and Providence. V
Leave South Not-walk.
1111.1L171.~12:12x. 1:17x, 8: 09. 9:1311. 10: 88:.
M.-—-12'.07x. 1:20. 8111):. 8:17x. 6:14x.
P.
11:19.
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CORPORATION CERTIFICATES.
.‘orporation papers as follows have
been filed with the state secretary: «-
Samuel W. Bowue Estate Company
of Hartford; organized with $110,000
capitol; incorporated by H. R. van
Wesscly, Herbert 0. Chase and E. M.
Spencer; Herbert 1}. ,Chase, president;
H. R. you Wesseiy, treasurer; E. lit.
Spencer. secretary. _
Connecticut Pinery Company of New
Haven; organized with $2,000 capitol;
.J. G. Fowler, president; A. L.
have been recorded with Town Clerk| Sampson, vice president; H B Kept,
' I treasurer and secretary;
William P. Roadie to Santi and Sal-é assistant treasurer and assistant sec-
lot,
A C. Bull.
rotary
Martin Cigar company of Hartford;
William s. Hatfield to James Dunn, organized with $8. 350 capital; Edward
, ‘rlous parcels of land and buildings, F. Dakln, Qtesldent;
hater Park, Osborn avenue and Fort tin, treasurer; William E. Egan. see-
i rotary
ab 01 St. Paul's church to Frank:
231' "y and wire, building lot, Ber-' porated of Bridgeport; $6,000 capital
I authorized;
Charles 11.1111—
Flynn 8: Power Company. Incor-
Incorporated by Thomas
F. Flynn. Michael J.» Power “and Na-_
poison Razotte.
Woodbury Mobile Transit Corpora-
Vinita-at Corporation of Stamford:
..'.—1an
CHILDREN or MARY O‘F‘FICEns.
at the annual meeting or the 01711-
a
"mild!“gs' Seymour street. War fired at 1135.5, SOdallty '0’ St. Mary's l
" a, A Vsrlnn to Herbert V church held on Sunday the followins -
emcers were chosen:—
Vice-Préqident—Mlss Agnes Torn
President—Miss Marya Finnegan. ‘
from Royal
7 STORY WAREHWSE
BUTTED
((‘ontlnued from First Page.
New 1121'}. department mores, were
unlurally or the 111031 Intiaumahlcba
lurc.
'1 be IIlllidln1 was divided into foull
()1117 of the 771 cllona was (outrullcd by I
John Wanamaker and contained mer ,i
Illnmiisu consigned to him. Another;
Ht’i'llllll was rented by Gilllbei Broth-i
crll. while llle two remaining nectlous'
had 11.11 tenants nearh fifty smaller
[1117111
The i' c. started ill the Wnuamnkor‘
depirllucui and worked its way
llilollgil the fire “all to the Gilnbel
section Both these auctions wolo
('1.-11118171er gutted. bill the fire walla;
between them 11110 the other cornpal't- ,
1111711111 held firm and the losses are:
lhlrciluc 11111101ch in the two llrnul
nllluoli. .
There was no loss of life. but two.
firemen Were seriously injured when;
they lusl control cl :1 high pressure;
hose. liolh auf‘l‘crcd broken bones and '
internal Injuries. I
When discovered by a passing pa
‘Ilillillfln. the flames had ahendy gain
ed 111. :ch headway that lhcre was llllle
:Il1,ltil‘lllllll,\ to use the lire lighting de-
vices wllhln the building. When till-j
ill-111111117 arrived. they found all lhcj
\viudowa barred by the shutters of not ‘
Iii steel. and lbis obstacle caused de 1
lays whk'h were very coolly. All 111111
lilo trained lluill.l7\'1'1,7',llleso lI.ll"l'ic.I.1,
added danger to the work «If the fire 2
1111111 {oi the llcnl invited the. fusion I
i112; 111 and the shutters tell homily t;1_
lhc at 101 Whenever they glue \vu}
flames bul'sI “lib a roar {711117 the who
done. but the openings ImsncdlIIleli
3:110:71th the target for great streams,
('ll water.
The 0111711111 reached a hundred feet
or 11212771 above the roof of the build-
Illf: and could he plainly 11111111 1111
miles around. For It 1131111 'it 77111-
thought that the big stunulsllip pit-1'11.
about the river hotwoun ‘.t'h'd 2711.11.11
and lidlh street were in danger.
The building was the scene of 11
similar lire only two 1111111111 also.
which cu '.St'll :1, loss (It about $00,000.
A \vn't'lllnan was 171111ch to death at
that time
Knickerbocker Trust Co. Damaged.
.\I‘W itilllx. .lau. IT. -1\ stubborn
Iirc 1-11 tin. ground hour (7! the twenty"
177111 111111171 1281371 building invited by the
Itlliclrcrbochr7' ’I‘l'usl flotilpauy, at the
'.'orucr of lil'oadtvny and Exchange
place. 21.117111, “111 financial district some
11111111111111: ol‘ trepidation l'ly today.
Till" blaze was within :7 few hundred
1m (71’ the Stock Exchange. but was
get under control before it could
spread beyond the building where It
started. The loss will not exceed
5:51.090.
The blaze started in the cutting
rooms of a tailoring and furnishing
goods firm. which has a store at the
rear corner of the building, lust behind
the vaults of the trust company. By
the time the firemen arrived the flames
had wormed their way beneath ilicsl
vaults, and for a twine the situation
looked serious
The Knickerbocker Company's build-
ing Is a more modern structure than
was the Equitable ,buiidlng, and the
steel walls and cdncrete floors held
the fire until a flood or water and
chemicals gradually gained the mass
tel'y. ‘
_> Bristol Has $5,000 Blaze.
BR]S~'1‘OI.., Jan. 17.-Wlth water
freezing as fast as thrown upon the
building, the firemen had atougb job
today in holding a blaze to the build
ill-g In North Main street occupied by
the White Sea Food Company and
Larry Delano. a barber. Surrounding
buildings were In danger for. a time.
The total loss is $5,000, at which $2,500
fails on the sea food company, 3800 on
Delaney and $1700 on the building.
There is partial insurance.
’ Another Outbreak at Osaka, Jspsn.
OSAKA, Japan. Jan. 17.—-Fire broke
out again last evening in the southern
'diatiricts 01 the city, but the'olltbrewk
1 .«M.~..._...MW—...'
Secretary—«Miss Susi ‘ Leonard.
r1'-‘~ M
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
apecream ofTartar
N0 ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
ylilllflllllli-I to 30.000.17121
. luntcly $15,000,000).
'ule being provided with shelter I11 tho
1pllbll1- buildings of the city.
nations 11,7 0117 \vuils two [cm think. i _
. louim
.calicd for 111 form 17 minute-er police
. not he out for several 7111171177,
The damage was confined to the fight to the ice "on the pond. The
Store where the 0"? 80171871 ' ~t7vo plaintiffs claim otherwise. that
nine to have the U. 3.111 rlct' attor-
, ,
’ was of 11 111-11101 less serious nature than
lhlrt which declined III the morning.
"EA“ "oflTfl “IVE“, NEW The 0111qu were extinguished before
101111, courttrrtl I
; day's conllagratlou
lliltllllitlll
The damage occasioned by yesten
when nearly six
buildings were dosul'oyed.
yen lapproxll
Thirty thousand'
persons were rendered homeless, and
thousand
...... .. 1......” .. .... “Wm"-..
SENSATION IN DUBLIN, '
...—..‘.... . ' 11
Ulster Unionists Make Threats to Prsu.
vent Mass Meeting at Belfast. !
Dillll.l\', Jun. 1.1.4111 111111111 1114‘
the. Ulster Unionists to prevent Ibo,
bottling of a meeting lat Belfast 0111
.".eb ii. at which Winston Spencer}
Churchill First Lord 01‘ llle Admiral-
ly alId John Redmond leader of the;
irish Nationalists In the House of}
Commons are. announced to speak in
behalf of home rule, has cllliseli‘soulo-
The Nationalist newspaper general I
ly make caustic comment on the U11 4
threat. The 11711111711 70001101171:
out says that the Unionists lfro al-I
lowed to speak to Dublin without tear
of lllolcatalion while the Freeman‘s'
lour.ual save that the llelfnst die'
bards" are out against the first lordI
or the admiralty who provides the
inhabitants of the city Mtb much of;
their occupation and that the 1111 11 of."
helium are to be gnarled lnlo collage
autumn the chief of their Industry.
The chic! iefcrred to to 7.0111 i’lorrc'.
who Is chairman of the llarllllld and
Wolff Shipbuilding Company, and Ill a
recent owner: to home lulu.
liming a unionist meeting held 111
licliant last evening r91 rilllll were
,iurcc. The proposer said that iroublt|
Would come. They In 13111111111. did not
want any riots. but wished to be lit-
tlt'lll’lldt‘nl of the Dublin police.
The Nationalists are somewhat hall-
dlcappcd In lite home rule campaign.
John llcliiuoud hi still laid up and may
while
Joseph I‘Iovlill, the “111177 number of
.PIllliuluclIt tor the \‘I‘esleru Illvislou
oi Helium, with is his chief Lieutcuilnl
bastion ill for ten days
CNANGES IN C. N. 0.
Special orders That Affect Men of
the Coast Artillery.
Special orders of the C. .\I. P...
the coast artillery as follows:
The resignation or First Lielll. lien-
lamin .\‘. booth. 'l‘yvell‘th company.
Coast Artillery- 11111171", is uteriptcd, and
he I11 honorably discharnml from the
military service at the state.
1 Leave of absence to April 1. with
permission to leave 7171.» 11111111, l8
granted FII'Sl Licut. Hal R.l12atou.
Thilleenlh company, Foss! Artillery
corps.
Tenth companyw Dischaiucd.
affect
IlOll-
residence." Musician Thomas ()ddo,
Privates Edgar S. (leer and Harold
Lay1.nan
Special ordels discharging Clifford
Graham. private. Tenth coalpsny. are
revoked, pending criminal trial
..‘.—......
STAMFORD 1535 COMPANY I8 EN~
.lomto.
George 17. Roberts and Mary"
Walker. of Standard, have brought In?
junction proceedings against the
Stillwater ice Cu., from cutting ice
from the Mill giver pond. or that por-
tion of the pond which adiolns their
property. The Stillwater lee com-
pany claim that by lease: from cer~
tain property owners they have the
what leases serenade 7.111. others
does not affect them. Thy Ice com-
pany in order to go about with the
work of gathering In the ainunl crop,
have put up a bond to mcompenso
the plaintiffs should the: win, and
will in the meantime gather In the
Ice The hearing on theyinjunction
is set for today.
I
CHARLIE GOODWIN Y3 N0.
HARTFORD. ‘ Jan; 11 Although.
Charles A. Goodwin. republican candi-
date for [royal-nor in 1910. I said to be
15111111111 tor the 11111113. .117 has said
he could not accept the p sition If it
were altered him. . " . 5. 1
Either-Judge malls of;
Hell extinction or our game birds and
. 017111.".
. blood-melting 171111 uncouth-creating
is. or Vinol its 11 1913171111111;
7111 do not 1111 It is 1111 we elitist 711's
BEDDING PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
Which Wore Discussed—Refer-
ence to “Garden Of Eden."
but, New York, where the night be-
fore ex-Presldent Roosevelt was
guest of honor at a dinner
still echoing through the newpaperal
dinner last Wednesday eveningf
the prominent pllbiic
0f
men Who had.
.l. Ii. Hale failed to attend.
40 and {10 Including the guests Invit-
ed by illeulllers. Among
and Mrs I-red Urinal-1 who lllIroduc}
ed them as prospective purchase-111 of
llelidillg real 1111117111, Dan licard pl 1111-,
Ideal of the League, alled as toast-
luasier ulld was very i‘elicltous in his
presentation of the apt-111101.11. ’i‘ilc llp~i
per pal'l or the menu culd was original
! with 1111 original design drawn by Al», develop its greatest cflil'ienvr.
list I17. W. Deming and representing 11.
,‘I’IIiLllll'l Father drawing a bend on a
Intense. 'I‘hIs 12.171111. hill of turn: ‘;
1.0111111; 11 In Snugatuch.
I‘ticry 11 la lllnpuwaug , I
Georgetown Olives .1
l'luce of 1011111111 11 la Sandfol'dlown.
(‘reaillcd linked Salmon from ,Swiln
mint: Hole,
Film of llecf a in it1-ddlngllldge.
171077 nod Potatoes. Green Pens.
tluppunduic Salad. i..onclow11 style
Iiiscult Toi'lolil :7 In Glen.
Assorted t‘llkes.
. iiionil .tarse from the Literary Range;
4 what of a sensation I11 poiillcal circles 1
The talk 0,7 in. Itobel'l 'I‘ :iloi",1u7
president of the \orlhcml .\‘lll thou»;
era Annotation, while very ‘llltol'eutilllr‘
did 111.11 central ,7 lo the cxpcolallt‘ui of
some of his hearers point the any to
the profitable growing 01“ outs in this
part of the country. In (act it was 11
111101) of obstacles contended with and
not always overcome, instead of a let-
ord 01 successes For 2.1 years Dr
Morris has been experimenting with
the cultivation at trees bearing cdlbic
nuts the list lomprislnp lilrlny 1711c. Ice
and varieties. lie used almost allO'i
nether seedlings obtained Iron: distant
parts of the North American Ctllllllililll,‘l
.\11111 and other foreign clllnoi‘ 11:11- 11ch
purpose or testing their adaptability In
the latitude of northern New \‘nork'
’Ibe tank was a discouraging one
lug to 11111, damage done by animal and
other destructive agencies. 'l‘ue 7101171
of these were sthe 17111111 fueled mouse'
and rats which in 7711.7 or devoured the:
I roots of the trees. (in account of tin-I
lulluy adverse conditions he had our
rowed his experiments down to 11 sin-
pic species of tree, liw walnut. \Vilu
111117111 he was having: a fair degree at
success, but he did not advise the pro-4
ducllon or walnuts 11:7 11‘ coullucrcinh
enterprise.
The collsrl'l'allsin of our wild 111111711
animals. more especially birds 771711
tho theme of Dr. William '1‘. liorllllby.
director of the New York Zoologirul'
innit-111:, who said that unless l‘ul'lhcr
preventive measures were promptly
taken the wild game Ill this part of
the country would soon be virlulilh
extinct. The pmsenl closed season
restrictions were wholly inadequate to
arrest ibis tendency and the situation;
called for 11 closed season of at least
live years. New York state granted
iasl year upwards of 177.000 hunters"
licenses so that it was no wonder tht.7
name was being wiped 0717. Wild pig-
cons. once so plentiful. llad 1111111111111
disappeared. snipe and shore birds
were pretty well gone and quail \vcre
fast going.
William E. (3011111, vice president 01'
the Camp Fire Club of America, also
made a brief address In which he on»
domed and emphasized what Dr. l-i'Jr-
1111b)1 hail 1711711 regarding the threaten»
declared that the only remedy was to
‘slop the hunting of them altogether
fer a period of years. ..
A talk on the best ways of maintain-
ing our woodland resources by S. .30.
Spring, Connecticut State Forester.
and remarks by Secretary Plump
about what the Progressive League
had done and was trying to do com-
prised the rest of the after dinner ora-
tory. Toastmaster Beard paid a high
tribute to Mr. Plump‘s energy and er-
Made Strong by Vinol‘
“I wish I oouldlnduco every moth-
er who has a delicate. sickly child. to
try your delicious cod liver Iron tonic.
Vinol. ,
“It restored our little daughter. to
health and strength alter everything
else had 11171778.“: testes so good slid
loved 11) take lt~1~not a- bit or 11711919117
oil tasted—Mrs O. W Stump. 12111111 "
In 1111111111: up" fill,
1111111111111; fa héosuss it is 71. combina-
tion of the two most worldd‘sniod ton-
los~the medicinal body-"building ele-
ments ot- cod liver oil. aided by the
properties of tonic iron.
I! we osn induce you to try s bottle
7min return your money on dogma.
NOTABLEB ATTEND BANQUET OF
Dan Board Will Toastmaster—Topics We Guarantee to Relieve Dyspepsia.
11121212180, Jun. 17.—-—In the home of people that Indigestion and dyspepsia
the Aldine Club, Fifth Avenue Build;
I
the ;
which is i
the Reading Protective League held aI
becll‘lnvltcd only Gifford I’lllcllol undying IIIeII' torn: 1111 as Well as to the
Those!
around the tables numbered between;
the latter:
all even hall.“ dozen nectlnnlauled Maluther agents.
yiiou and assimilation of food are im-I
I_
I
l
quested to make a. suitable appropria~ .
1 11171711. 1111111
if "we Fall the Medicine Costs
Nothing. '
'l‘Ii unquestionably prove to the
can be permanently relieved and that
:liexall Dyspepsia Tablets will bring
about this result, we will furnish the
medicine llhsoutely free If It falls to
give satisfaction to any one using It.
’lhe reml. lttllilt‘ success of licxall
117111 epsla Tablets Is due to the high
lieglee of hriellllfh skill used In devls
care exercised In their manufacture,
whereby the well-known properties of
Ililsuluth-Subuilraie and l’cpulu have.
been combined Il'iIiI (.hu'nllnalives and
Electric
Vacuum
at a Bar ai
g 0
\\'e have one $1751.00 Peerless Vac-
uum Cleaner, which has been rent—
ed a, few times, which we offer for
$48.00. tilllli'alliceli to ho I11 per~
i'ect order.
ilislnllIiI-i-lulmilrill-1 and i’opinl are
111llsl'llitl,7 employ d and r'cl OLlIll'Zelfl by!
the entire medical pi'ol‘esuion as In»!
valuable III the. treat uenl oi iiidigcs- l
lion and dyspepsia. y
The l’epsili used in llcxail Dyspepsiai
Tablets ls carefully prepared so as to:
I‘cpsiil I
supplies to the digestive appnl'alus one?
of the most important elements of the;|
digestive tluld. \‘Vilhoui ii the diges
possible.
The titarmilllltives possess proper-
ties which aid I11 relieving the dialling
bunt-l r. and pain (lid-"(II 117 111101 217111171!
food. ”Ibis (11 ubinullon oi these in:
predicnls makes n 1111110117 i117aluahie
I01 the (oinplei ie lelici of indigestion
' 11nd dyspepsia. .
We are so cerluill of this that 7ve‘
urge you to try Rexnil Iiyspepsill‘
Tablets on our own personal guaran-
.1112 Three sizes. ‘25 cents. 510 cents,
and $1. 00. Remember. 1011 can oblnini
licxall Remedies only at our store»;
'Iile 1117111 store. 'ihc t“ iiffol'd I’ilnr- i
alllry Qllllttlel & 0111177, Props
ficieucl .1111] said that if all his aspl
rations were realized Reddlng would
become 11 latter day Eden. Those
[li‘t’fit‘nl \Vtt’l‘t‘
Mr. and ms. 8. C. Shea Lester 0.,
l cck (f'onllnodow I. ullgeii and «laugh
1,111.11, .lonn ll Jennings John .\luenuichn ’
. 1.4. Sanford. 2012111111 .\irs. ll W
Kilbourne. .\Iru. .\ 1. Jones, Jeanette
..(liltlel'. the Messrs Jolie: 141. Ml.
Illld .\il's llclbcll I’lcrsnll J .t‘. Stet
son and family, .\irs Brooks 3112111111
350'! visa nun—notice: or
p.
oil: I .\Irs.l‘11'ed Drinks and blends .\ir. andi 5 15 5,".
Mill. llc Witt Weld. III' and Mrs \\‘.- 4
in min 721' 113. ii. Smith, .7111- liar
l',7' Lolilislvul'v .\er and Mrs. Thomp-
5011, Mr. and His. C. II. i’lulnp.
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RHODE ISLAND'S OYSTER INDUS- ‘
TRY. ,
(The ‘ishiuu (7:721:1ch
The revenue derived by Itbolle is?
land from leasing oyster beds last
year was $108,371, according In [170‘
' annual report of the 7"0111711issioncl's 01'
Shell Fisheries, presented to the Gen—
eral Assembly this week. it appears
from the report that illoi'e'oysters are
grown per acre In Rllode is’lnild than
iii any other State In the country. 011
Jan. 7 of this year Rhode island was'
lensing J'litillla acres oi 1710111111 111111131
water tor oyster culture
The commissioners recommend ll?
change. In chapter 20:! of the laws coir,
ecruing private 0,7' sicr fishelios, claim 5
Inn the present law does not protect
those fisheries.
The total capital invested Is e'sti-
mated at 31.031328. Tile value of 0.7-;
liters shipped from the State in Shelli
is placed 111 31,331,171. Tile value or;
oysters shocked. 81.530.870; value of;
oyster seed sold and shipped to the;
Pacific coast. 362.500; value 01- shells‘
sold, $5.700; total value of all pro;
ducts. $2,930,750. Oyster seed from?
other states planted in Rhode island}
1.004.705 bushels; oyster seed, nat'heJ
planted ‘...i.‘il 933 bushels; oysters
shipped from the State in shell,1.39l,—-
983.pusheis; seed 058mm sold and
shipped to Pacific coast, 62,500 bush-
e13; oysters sold shucked 1.331.192
gallons; oyster shells sold, 112,232
bushels.
The report calls attention to the
fact that during 1911 the oyster set
was especially heavy, and the out-
look 101' a most plentiful supply during
1912 was very promising.
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Special attentiomwns called to the ,
commission‘s charts to free the oys-
ter beds from polluted waters. the
work on whisk was begun in 1910. but
of late ,has had to be discontinued for
lack of funds. The legislature to re
tion for this work. as the commission
believes Its great value had been fully
demonstrated and proved. and the
Rhode Island law relating to this work
can be easily enforced. “
surnames-r lN', 120,271. STRIKE .ls
' LOOKED roa. , - '
LONDON. .1111. 17.1—21.1; a result of a
1 series of meetings between the coal ' '
owners and “miners held at Birming-
ham, the differences between the em-
plln'ers and workers, which are main-
ly connected with the settlement of a
fixed minimum wage. have been nar-
nowed down particularly as regards
as English coal acids, and an early
settlement may now‘ no looked for.
1
Sentinel to let all.
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81 Son Co.
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There will still be,
Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We offer you the last chance
'to buy a Cylinder Stove cheap.
- We are closing out our entire
stock of these Stoves iii many
sizes at iow'down prices.
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N. Main & West Sts.
, S.Norwalk
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CityNationai Bank .'
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONBISTENT ‘
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital ‘ Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 1 ' $111,000. 00
sze Deposit Boxes 83 sud 85 for you"
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JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros. .
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, and Vice-
I'OI. ,
WILF’RED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson ‘J. Wall-cs Marv.
John H. Knapp John H. Light ~
Christian Ewart: Fred. H. Rowan
semen Grumman Lewis 11. Hurlbutt
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