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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1912 · page 2

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SHORT KIMONAS 3

. Regular price 50h

 

33f ‘ For Tuesday’ 3 Special Attraction

KIMON AS AND BATH ROBES

CARPETS AND RUGS

We have a good assortment of Carpet: and
Rugs in popular grades.
prices that should take out every one of them

l’rll. Bfll§5t3it~ Art Squares, size 3x335} ids“

SIMS” 11301181111111
dilution) lil lilillllT

(cum note. Finn Paco.

1' 8| prliielpuis in “—the alleged can
Iplmy. 3 3

Twill“ the prisoner with him in
the-police ‘j ‘ port-bi Prosecuting Attor-
ney A. Lt mum, nominally direct!
ed the pent-cit. He was asiiistcd by
Deputy filial-lit. .turloia, Volliner and
Elwood. Detective Hall and Police
men Glennon.'l{oibrcolt and Barton.
‘ Several were secured from the res-
taurant at ”1 Water street and oth-
era on the East Side,

The homes ct thou arrested, its
shell. are: Domenico Ceilure, or East
Main street, the alleged leader or the
suns: Fuhruyao‘ cat-lilo. Frank (foam
Juniors Matti). Chilton Gregorio, Ernes-
to Coup. Albert Polite. (Mutant). ito—
illiuilo, Joules Arlcolo and Frank Mail»
to. Others are biting looked for.

Backward in Anuwerlna.

Alter the store had rented

We have nude

”SRIC Price $5.93
”Sale Price $6 98 ‘

 

. . .Sale Price $6.98 33
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3 ihlii number will ho predent.

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liliLnlu 1111111

Elaiiorllo Program Arranged tor
AnW Event in the 1mm
Asstnlbly Hall

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Plans have been entirely completion 1
for the greatest event in the history
of Cocltenoe 'l‘rlhe, No. 32. i. 0. it. M.,
of Norwalk, and this evening, in the
Town Assembly hall in Norwalk,3 there
will assemble members. friends and
visitorn from out of town, to3ioin in
and 111ch the fifteenth anniversary,
annunl roll call and ladlea' night com
bined all enthusiastic and happy fille-
corn.

At-scomntodutlonil have been providv
ed for nearly (our hundred guests. and
there in little doubt but that llll of
Nothing
ior their comfort has been overlooked

 
 

@112 B. tilt. larch (flirtation 3.

Entahlinheh 1852‘.

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. SOME ATTRACTIONS FOR FRIDAY.
NOVELTIES IN WHITE COTTONS.

White Refine.
the llltxlish woman will select for her “hilt? suit this. St’il-

the heavy, rough, coarse wc‘uvc that

soil. It is exceedingly stylish, and ii Ratinc Suit will

have the loose, easy sort of masculine look that “"0"
. . . /
crash presents. Ratiltc Will also be used as facmgs int

cunt rcvcrs, collars illlti cuffs. .10 iilclli-s wide, 95c.

 

TWO NEW COTTON VOILES

Crepe thilc, which is as tliili and liilliy as :1 llltll'lliilg

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Regular p1 icc $10 op ....... Sale Price $7. 98
.Sale Price $12.49

c3“, ",9 accused was called to “.93 by the committee In charge or the ar-
witness Itind by Attorney Fallon and3rflllflitm€nifi and the vnrlous nuinliers
he said that ho wanton lln ltsllsn in
torpi‘mcr 0“ was secured and [heniilttructluna of the cloning, will pun
the testimony of the witness begun. 3N0“ smoothly and "l" 8 credit ‘0

 

. .Sale Price $13.98

.Sale Price $18. so
Axtniusicr Rug-i, size 31.4 i'nrilc.

soc . .. . .. “Regular price 751:
650 ..... . ~ - ~- mRegular price 35c '1All Wool Art Squares, size 3x3/5 yds.
1 751: . . ..... ...chuiar price $1.001 Regular Pmc $840-
‘ All 'thl All Squares, sizc 3x4 till-L. .
M iii-gillill price $13; (no
3 LONG KIMONAS _
3 Regular price $9.45 .
1 69c ------ . --'; ----- Regular I)“cc $l-00 W110] l‘iliic Rugs, size 3x4 yards.
98c ......... . .... ....ch;ular price $1.49 3 l l. 3 3
. :1 lestr rus - 11 75 size art
$1.49 . ....... . ...... . .chular price $2.49 licgnliir $343.2}; 5‘0} “4 3' ~.
Tapestry llriisscls Rugs, size 3x43131115,
. Regular price $1 .00 ..
BATH ROBES AXlllillSiCl' [highs-172i.- 3x4 yards,
50c . . . ......... .ch’iilar price $1.00 Regular "me $22 50 ' ' ' '

. . . . . .Rt‘flllial’ price $1.49 Regular price $25 on . ..Stlle Price $21. so
1 ,3 , , 1, Sulnplc Li-ugtlliz, lltpcisi'ry liril-‘lliclii rind \’cl»‘
' '_ """" ”MW!“ in?“ $2'98 vct .. ...... Sale Pride: 75:, $1.00, $1.25
.49 ................. . . .chillar price $3.98 l jbrc (_ “rpm...
$2 98 .......... 1 .......... Regular price $4.91; Rigid-tr l" 1. v .191? Sale Price 25c

 
 
 

 

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HOUSE DRESSES

Short Length Mailings 2109 ids, nthnli price
Short Longtll \lattings, to to 20 yds regular
pricc 25c to 50c. Sale Price less lot: per yd.

ilie told how he had rosidlid 1.11: wi- enerretlc number or men who
int-tampon about three years 11111» mammal-1m

miller but hell loll the city n (1011- All “bluntin- l-romm otenleltaln
!111.1 of limit-ti and the tan tlmu 1193mm has been iirmlded. Slicer-hen
chino illicit nu about tun nlontiiii "(mil and mimic selection» and reel-
aim. Ht.- ilitid hu lived with him on, Miami “PM” on this we“ manned
mull-r at 255 Catherine street ‘lliiig minimise! iii-cilia. ltwlll in} up lol-
3wh9n Attorney Fallon was asking 10“"! 7 ‘
him questions he did not St‘em toiOVl-rium

care about Home: 11': 1119111. tho in-' fill-cell Orchestra.
torproter informing the court tllstlAddMI'ot Welcome.- '1
tho «(culled “id he wanted to tell hilli Pest Sachem J. Willlsm no“.

i

5011 the program as “0" its the other '

mist. Beautiful ton, and can be worn UVCI’ a colored
foundation, or over plain white. '
Silver-barred Voile. which is a plain Whilt‘ Voile.

iicckcd with irregular silk lint-s. git'iilg'it a silvcry llistcr.

Wit itc (minis Suction. illiht‘lllt‘lll‘.

 

A STREET GLOVE or VALUE.

We Lilli-r thin scunililc I’lllilc (Elm-r, in” ' lumilt-rnti-ly
heavy kid, just right {111‘ this swarm. licluccn winter and
spring. in two colors only. 1:111 and whitc.

I 31.00 a pair, extra good.

Twosnaps,‘ pique stitching, very good to hull; :11.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. .. ....chillui' price $1.49
"1 $1.49 ............. . ...... Regular price $1.98
1 $1. 98. Hitcglilnr price $12 98

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Dress . rimmings ..

A full assortment o! the latest ideas and colorlnits H
for party drcs 31-5. cvnningpownu, mooptlon (‘03- H
tunles. et(:.. which surpasses anything yet tutored. 5
There are wmdorllllly handlsonie Winner of silk. 9

3 met-carillon cottonnnd chenille. all well as wry of» H

lentil-o Silk, Cotton 11nd Tinsel Boll Fringe; hennil- H
till iridescent Pussernentcrlen. charming ideas in

blinded enacts: bonded (lurnlturoli null hicdulilonil U

of exn‘niiilio designs: Stilt 11nd Bonded Tlihl‘it‘siit of run ii

iouii styles thli giro 11 final touch to n uni-mold. v

Thori- is 1118;! n wry nilruuiivc liliowlllit ol’ the H

populllr ('Yl‘ystil Millions. lined {or tunic-ll! unlit-till; 5';

cups, oil'. ‘ v

At it time Wlt‘li the minds of must wonlm inc U

turned townrd .1 lion 11min. this ililllt)!ll‘l(‘t‘ll‘lt:lll (ill) ii

not llolp but sti unusual interest. ~ .

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The N E RYAN CO ~‘"

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36 WASHINGTON 37.. sou-m NORWALK ‘fi

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aifi' nwla/aia nut-r a! an. maria Ari-3310* afar util- «usurp-Mar
\t‘tztn‘m on“: ‘\.'\‘.\‘\Q\‘ tn‘ b1:' i. ‘~.i\‘ ‘1‘ stau-

ed in the hallways which lire well

ST; JOSEPH”!
nurtured tram First Page.)
is .63 it. deep-trout the main
will an on extension on 3 the
t 'deep. it is three storics‘
basement The first licor-
. 4 class rooms or standard:
each, to accommodate 50 pupils.
the rear extension on this floor,
the boys and girls toilet rooms,
hm also convenient or access
tom the playground. and kept out or
in building.
this second floor contains 4 more
35 rooms like those below. and in
rear is ll. teucllers' room, with
«room, connecting with it and on
‘ oslte side of the main hill! is
' library tor” books. etc. ,33
no third floor Continua it
speciality hall with stage and
the and ticket cattle and
equipped with gas range and
it a ticket onlce in the lobby. .
. hacement. contains a large so-
room, playrooms and fuel roams.
tor the heating apparatus
are two nets of stall-8,11“ on

Care has been taken to proporly pro,
portion the glass aurinoe to the near
area to insure abundant light. School
rooms and hallways have mend celi-
inga. The hull milaoury is exposed'
and painted without Mentoring.

The extérlor will hnvc front and
sides of grey tapestry prick, laid up in
Flemish bond, with raked out Joints
and trimmed with limestone and tar
ra cottn. The toilet rooms will 'llav vc
scpnrnte closets.
These will he of the most approved
type Bubbling cup drinking taunt-
ulna will he placed on each floor, dis-
pensing with the use of cups. The
heating will be by steam with gravity
system of ventilation for the removal
or foul air. with separate vents from
each claim room. The 1 hiaclthonrdu.
trill be at natural slate. Erich class
room is provided with cm tor “bacilli.

etc. As little woodwork at; possible
is used in the 'buildlllg, all window:
finishing with planter joints instead or
wood casings.

The building wins designed by Joe.
A. Jacksou. Architect, 1123 Brood-wily.
New York

 

 

‘oommodions, and finish
11 richvvorlt. No woo

 

Short Length ()il (‘lutlm
cent. Discount.

Short Length lillilicilms.
cent. Discount.

84 Washington St, South Norwalk
we GIVE S&li GREEN TRADING'STAMPS

. nos-tit- than ever. owing to the column tom.

lighted .

instead 0! range-8.1

l

3 which is cleaning up gmunli and print!—
ling the materiel to the ' ullln

 

 

Sale Price 25 per “my-

lie VIM ordered by the court

Sale Price 25 per

At Sale Price.

b
L m ”‘1 111mm to the night that it mtltl numuli

... w,

& SON

on Wall mm Vl'hlle int-m he said
that A mail told him he must no and
cut it woman rind it ho didn't no 1m
iwouid he kill“ Tho wlttietis stated
lthitt the men wanted in tain- him to
ithc ltalian wom'un and he did not
Want to so and the fellow union to
3 shoot. him.
2 All New to Counsel.
1 i it was at this point rim Attornen;
co-NNiEC‘i'lCUT OYSTER Horas. 3Fnlion ill-title iihil limit-casino the court
t‘l‘lie Fishing (inaction He- will inst the ill-immuni- which tho
NEW ilM'iilN. itch. 2i wttondltiniiav “will!“ had iulli- n‘ivon with fornizn
about in» will lint-tin harbor mi to him and he tutti never hoard ll N'-
ln MI mnrcmtinn with [Alton

 

 

lion of lcu.

the situation. and those lieu-l: requireiclnimed that hit nu innocent M
repaint alter every trip. The GIMW3. torn») Fallon thetiitlit that if tile line
and dunner in catching oysters unlit-r {ammoni- which the lenient! will
tho p: uni-n1 conditions am Very gm“ giving was in the nature ot‘ a con-
Somo of tho. dealing have found 11 n0 tension he would like it little limit to
corner; in minim-t» thc price to map confer with "It! primtlor and also this;
met-i llm mldlliiiual allocate, niid til'tlll3l'lllm‘flfl'l for the little. The court
then. all 0nd at the largo grower-ii jinn ulna illnn ndlourued
It, It in ”Imitiy an accommodation 103 Court Willi llitill cdlourlwd ititlii 2
lilt‘. trndu intuit-.mp1 to hoop (hum imp». oclncll and the prisoner. hill tourist-ll
pillid. All ninilhhlc lusts how hoot-l put
into ill-r1 ice in All unit-lilo:- ll) hoop lilo
illnnllii opt-ill.

lullirltit Bros. and Mansfield 6';
Scull iltUt' hot-n hauling witlt'fihu lcn‘
nil-'cnuillitly iii an milit‘lfl’flr to meet tho.

wants of their italic, and hate been
qn‘ to Rliflt‘tlsfiflli up to the incsenl but while 1111 111111 tnailtyzinn

t-ollsullnliiin and from thi-
limit which was rum-trod. .Illd‘l, 0 Pull
mini illicidcii to intro immediate so

wi-rc llmtrnriell to go out utior tho-

litt’il iltiilitl like those of othcr union The omit-int Were told it they found mulling (wont will have ended. Sun 51.11"; m mamm- in 11.1.. 3m“, would

have cultured conuldcrnbin damn fine inch to bring them dlrnctly to tho

Nlt" utoamer Kilt! (3.1 Stems. tit thnleolm and it was not long Micro they
“atoll-nil Oriltcr (it). tin-trod st inuir hall both in the alumnus of tho law.
dock at city Point Wednesday from
Grecllport Tim captain rcptuiii that!
from i-‘iullltnclli to Cornnnld it no like?

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STAMFORD BOY MISSiNG.
STAMFORD Fe h {hi-ubconnrd C

3 skating ”and. and It? “Rd N) b0 IRON llinrtlett. “IQ W“; $3150” 3’0““! I0?! GROTON, 001111.. Feb. 31 “At I?
inborn his rather. course iii liltrtlelt. meme: 0! the Gretna Ethan! districtt

on all the war.

3 Vocal solo.
to?
man-er: the limitations which were pill

310 illln by connect and finally ho lrotg

Mlltu lollo camera in» ilt‘llliiti oricri
“Mill and tilti) ill-iii down to it citilii

3 Only the largest oyalori lust tin-illicit to the trial still in the“
alumni?" are, lit all able to rope witnEpr-crenco at m interpreter tho man

and tho inn-writ for the ninth hold 11‘

lion and Patmlutcn Bi‘i‘)‘ and Harlan

- George Glover.
Recitation.
Marvin R. “My.
1 Violin Solo.
Mm. John tiller
Act-unwound. Mill: Joule Hull
Vocal Duel,
.‘til. and Mr: John Hunt
thoracic-r lmperconntionu.
Marvin holy.
"Iltldlnllllsbitl.'
'l’ort Sachem Horace H. Jackson.
1 Konoitapotanauh Tribe No. 30.
' Bridgeport.
lt‘ot-ltenoo Quartet/tn,
W E. Joiner. A. Amundsen, it. P.
l Richtcr. A. ltilchomnnil.
ltoll (loll
i (“hint at linourds I“ it Muiiliu.
Mandolin lino! ..
aims Corollmt and» Elmbiiiil (Milli.
lit-companion Niall Jessic- llull. ‘
Vocal Solo.
i Marvin it. Dou-
“Long Talks" limit will lie short).
int-cal smitten: E. T l‘lllclunitblm and
other tit-mt micro.
Vocal Selections
.. Cockenoc Quill-two.
Sclcntnd amnion. ‘
3 Marvin it. “all
1 And After that mmti
lull prourutn

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Q

woudcrfnlly

will unint- unotilor lit-rind i

Worrien’s Swiss Ribde Lisle Vesta. low llk‘t‘h’t‘ti and
attractive )‘llh’l‘h’. hand cruchcit-d.
335C, 3 for $1.00.

sleeveless, with very

 

Salc'of Handkerchiefs. Silt‘cf linen. and Sllnmmt-lt

Lawn. some. (if them it triiic il‘rcglliar iii wcm'c. 9c, 6 for
45‘;-
For men. Plain lillcli, ll silistiiilml me Her 65c.
.._,..__.__...__..._..
Demonstration of Florita Corsets. 'l‘ht-rc urt- sort-r—

al featurcs lilillilt this Carnot which l‘t't‘illlllllt‘llli tilt-ill—

scii’cs iii the criiiiiirirt it)\”iil;{’\\'illlizlll. (,lnciiilidclllustlle
silly alciri (.Wi'l‘ tilt: hip ililfit‘lli, hilt (ill especially tICt-iig'llt’ti
to

gun: holds the hip culiiiilcd, git-lug illt- cum-ct lint-s

.tllc fig-uric. Another illmlcl has an extremely i(\\\' liusi. but

:1 lciigthcllcil hip.

on E. FF. flinch Q'iumntmg.

“i‘lt'ln
WON.“

Fittings made.

 

nyslcr houses urt- shut down.
iii-crisslitttcli the lilting oil of

ill-lone ISLAND OYSTER notes.
1‘1‘hu Pinning (Junction

 

 

oi‘ enjoy-ninth; and alloinblliiy. lie

llllolmu treatments will in: served to llll illi- “who.“ M”. 1m“. {Mm ”.9 “03-3. 1....

xtinula and preparations 111m- llcru

mndo ie hare this important part oi

the program puail oil moat emo 1th
Dancing will continue. with Slot-s

luv-u whom igtxno said lien» in court biennium furnishing thr- ltllillk‘ until 1mm largcr boats and greatly ill‘lllmV'i

l o'clrwk and lit thin hour the biotin-iv

um hi mill-ed

we. mum» “006% W1 mum-

f ACCEPT WHOOL BUILDlNG.

W

Onion 8tmoturo Wilt floor No Martin
1 ‘ or the Donor.

M»...

Some 01 the "nu.” “we... '3 Clio i has suited the New York police to send yesterday an otter veil mcelvcd and

Point hnvg hud sense 01‘ mm m‘," in out a xcnerel slit-ran, disappeared trotu accepted from Frederick Bill. to erect;
it was oint- an it room building of granite and

the harbor with ice implements cutting "03‘” “”9 0“ 8" "’8“

are” no“... and ”in“ a“, hand touts-1”“ in the list-lien home on Monday steel construction It n coat 01:60AM.

in catching their supply at protons.

The ”arm Radial gym... Go and tor of «rewind tor INIOYmMIOli lestlinx
1the Sealampt 0351-8th gran-gm I‘M“ Ilfidi t0 "“3 (“MOW-2W DI the My”. Whfl'fit Bili’8 “in.

I more aurora Unit: or it. drubtilily than l lilouw that the youth had been than

any or the Count-client growers 11111.
(in M‘ll at it time the chit-noel has been
entirely closed and tied it not been tor.
the ice-'Ilfieflkiilg qualities of the moat ‘ dlflorencos “it"
steamer Mildred and the powerful
Standard. Not-wall: harbor would have
slim-red a complete embargo.

The oi stermcn or the state in £0“er
iii are very much wrought up over 'Dr.
Wilel" a speech at Hartford.

Despite the dlmcllltlce experienced
with tho ice. the culling shop or the
Stations Oyster (lo. tit Rona
horn. tinny until the steamer

m inthor.

older liar-lien iii not stated.

v-o-u— -~»«u—_ WW

NON.

ended the proteautrlons at Arthur Wil-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

putter-ed ‘ “wk” rud or W Show Compully or prologue-t, Maine.

necessary to beach 3

make the necessary‘ ref . ‘
Committees front at diluent Ice

thins ot the state in '

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

a dollar to incite some put-chance at s
nture. and it wits under-aloud that prom
loan to his departure he hull hld some
The
amount of the reward otter-ed by the

COAT LABEL CAUSED' CONFES-

1.08 ANGEL“, cal. Fob. at .—-Dui-
cot/cry ot' a tsllor's label bearing his
name sowed on the fluids or his coat.

‘ llli Shunt. nrreiitpd hero tint night. that
‘llli Was not the mint wanted for waged
‘nmbeulen‘lent oi 1110.000 tron: the ’A‘. -

Show declared titer. he titan a tourist
non Berlin until title lentil we: dis.
covered :lihcn treadmill“ his identi-
ft: and expressed warm"; to waive

3whcn Mr. Bartlett made public an 01- The building is to lieu- no mnrk's or

any kind to indicate that it Wits hit.

33,.

 

3 WON-“WWI

DlBGiNG TNMN OUT OF 8NOW- _.
vflfiiFT. . _. ‘ ‘

ENlD Okla.
crew we: will to Covlnxton,
“our here. early today. to dig out of

nonottdriii s paeaengcrmln on the
St. Louis and 81m Mncisco Railroad.
which was caught in- yesterday's
storm. which was the worst known in
this section in ‘sixteen years. Train;
on the Atolllaon. Topeka and Slime

cairn. Rot-it island and Pacino were
domed here. to hunt-1;. ‘

 

WANTED FOR pullout-iv. . ”
WATEREURY.

 
 

police that Joesph Bruno all“ Jellies
Who: who is being held tor trial ill
Hutton on burglmhlm‘toa.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Feb etc-41 ‘ rosette-5 .
Olin... L

Fe, the ‘F‘rls‘co system. and the Chi»

M7 hi.~lt vies, ,
learned here today that through the- ‘ "

it wont? _
31mm 1

lillodo island uyntcrmcu during the than lt’ltl hand».

blockade in Nullnitunnlti lln) and LONG ISLAND NOTES-

tributaries that the} lint-1- llud in ion ‘7 “F 915m“?- (71120. mi ‘3
iiclld with in ltocrll n score of )9lil5 (‘apt p“ 19,333; 0“ch of Sayvilm
Hull 3‘ not been thni “mm, t‘OlItQi‘llh attention lilv muting or thc Stale Fi-tl
(umuh-clon in New York city 1hr!
m ragtime: over those of prmious week in thy iiltelct oi tho fishermen in
the \iclnity of 911;. ville.

301 since 3904 hoiloulng lilo remipi or an opinion

33M anything like the prurient tlcup irotn New Yul-k titnruoy General Cam ‘
uracil in evidence. The "mint up which malty that. l“ “N“? to 3“" CW 1““ 3
“ma m the “a” of the hclnu'viiem lei-nod to it runl cstute tivullicate for 3
weather lust Saintly. he“ “0de the wheat) hint. Non-tuber. tho electors of
bay and livers up tight the channel "up had violated the “1““ another
being the only ““3“” water The election has been cullcd tor hr the is; 3
concerns which have powerful stcaut- “9 ““3”?” Acseclutleu. to he ”9);"
,6“ for dredging are getting oysters Monday, February 19, to rescind their
3 every day,butthel1esvy demand due formcr action. it is freely pedicted

that the election will put a quietus on
to Baltimore; shortage has made it
llnpositihle to take care oi all 9'” the plan to secure that vxluahle prop
"we (arty, which has been used for years by

‘ 3 fishermen in that ricinlty. 3 , 3
11.11113: 26:17:33? xgeungihggd {“33 in u hei’triug before the New W135;
NEW York and Philadelphia. ‘rlha 8911‘ State “Sh Commission. III-Bid In Nil 3
In!“ 013.33” System was the mm“ 3 Soul citi lest neck to discuss tho,
“3”” with OW? 18 000 ““0““. This question oi imposing a tint on Long Iii- .
concern has trio of the largest hoot: laud fishermen. representatii as or thej3'3
in the Rhode “Md oyster tleet. 3M fiSliermen of \arious localities and the ‘

mod the
J3 00 lush mourners of the commission to 3
23‘2“"ng withgizfifiyysg‘fiil .1133 matter over in A most unlicahle runn—
. l w, i

made daily trips , tier, sud at tilt: conclusion 0! the hem»

- . in: it was mutualky agreed that the
03:31 8&0? 5:33:12; «13310332333222: commission allouldreco:nmen‘d a hill
calving oysters everv “a, “a. while to the legislature which will provide
delayed aainEWIllt in titling their or m" “ i“ °‘ ‘1 °“ “mime“- “ ‘3 “j
:tlerii. m doing “.70“ under the con Willy inert-1y lichcrlnau of 15 your»

old and over, number it commercial .
tiltlons can ill-cell ho chipped ....‘ititi fihemm or merely an angler? 3 The 3

reason 10: the dosh-ti ot‘ the complicit;
union to impose a tax the members cv.

clothed in that it is purposcd to insti-
‘ lute a board or dcpurtment of marine
fisheries and. therefore. it tax will be
necesahry to support it

FlRfiT LA GRIPPE. THEN BRON- -
‘ ol-ii'i'is. -
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grippe which run into bronchitis. She
coughed its thin line had consumption '3
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bottle at Foley 3 Honey and Tin- Coin-
pound slice her up much relief that she
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