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’_ ovarian LeotsLAvtoN.
(The Fishing Gazette)
, The hearing by the committee Won
(is price in regard to the 1e00n1mendn-
1111 of the Massachusetts Fisheries
mission for the conservation of
wins and other shellfish was held in
1511th last Monday.
bill introduced in the Vitginia
‘egislature, if passed, will make the!
e sed season on black bass threel
us, from March 15 to June 15 it
‘now two months, from April 1.5 to.’
y 15.
'The Virginia Senate Committee on
ish'ahd Game has made a. favorable
' t on the bill regulating the fish]
(1 oyster industry in Virginia .11qu
land. A similar concurrent mos i
'51 re has already been passed by thet
, leture in Maryland
bill, has been introduced in the‘
legislature, of. Maryland prohibiting;
Ve, suture or killing 101 use in the
_ stores of fertilizers of any food
, rring excepted. The bill also
V unlawful to set pound nets
‘ the mouth of any river, buy or
vdering on the Chesapeake Bay
greater distance across such
than oned’ourth the width there
topiaoeVV pound nets off the
111 iversnhd tributaries within
.dsof'encb other. 'The use of
nuts or haul seine with meshes
less than two inches also
lied, V
was the last day for “.19“;
of bills in the House of
l
We Give S. 8. H. Trading Stamps
'niitteo of.the New Jersey Legislature
“ . through a Sentinel
l l I’I‘I'I'I‘I’t‘u‘l’l I‘I°-'I'I'I‘I‘l'l'I'I'I'l'l.
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iorder to allow them to become oyster
} producing again.
1 One of the hills introduced in the
i\cw Jcisex Legislature prohibits the
itakiug of any tish through the ice, on
:cep-t eels. by spont'ing. 111 either salt or
fresh w-utei Another makes a close
s‘inison of five rears on netting striped
bass. They are both opposed by Bar-
neglt Btu fishermen, as tbov hold that
the ill‘si would end not fishing under
the ice in upper liarnegat Bay; also
the flounder fishing with fikes near the
inlet alter the buy freezes, and that
the second would stop seine hauling
.'undei the ice at hauling in winter in
open waters, for one of the principal
fish caught there is siiiped buss
A bill drawn by the committee ap-
pointed by Governor (loldsborough to
look into the oyster industry of Mary-
land has been introduced in the legis-
latuie to transfer the shellfish indtls
tip from the Board of Public Works
to a commission. which is to be known
as the Board oi Marine Fisheries. The
bill provides that a license fee of. $25
shnll be paid by every one engaged in
the oyster business No mention is
made of salaries for members but pro—
visions are made to defray the bourd‘ s
expenses.
A hearing was held by the fish com-
last week on the bill to prohibit-the
taking of bluefish of loss than 12
1111011113 in len'gth, and it was. the con-
songus of opinion 111316: the hearing
flint the bill would remain filed in the
committee loam. ‘
PtLEs cuseo m 6 To 14 one.
Your druggist will retnnd money if
Pam Ointment fella to cure any one
of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruth
lng Filed in 6 to 14 days. 5011.
, if you wnnt your "business" to be-
come the talk of the tow, tell dbou‘tlt
Thirty Years “
BASTilIiIA
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. Carthy acted as Secretary.
~nmu~vnmmnuhuflu-nam
MI I MM Mull, Iillil
trip-lipi-
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line oi the Provisions is a State
Tax 111 Filly Cents on All
Learnt Grounds.
t'l‘he Fishing Gazette.)
lug. fooling at fullness. ominous and
It isn't your swmaoh’s fault. Your
There was 11 meeting of the New decomposed waste matter and poison
York State Oyster Dealers' Protective
Association at the Park Avenue Hotel
lust Tuesday to consider thelprovis-
ions. of the hill which the Conservation
Commission has prepared for enacr
1110111 by the state legislature.
One of the provisions of the hill is
'11 state tax 01' 50 cents per sure on all
leased oyster grounds. Under the pres-
ent low the 11111.13 25 cents per acre.
The bill also proposes :1 tax of twenty
five cents per acre for the sanitary iu
spection of oil, oy'stoi beds at such
times as the supervisor of marine fish.
cries, or the state conservation goin-
mission muy dictate. The bill provides
for tho uppolntntéint of the supervisor
N. S. .lclterlypreoided. Others pics-
9111 were: Alexander C. l",rnzer sit-H011»
tul'y; Henry C. Rowe, George Eis-
worth, Joseph 1N. Thompson, Azel l".
Morrei, Edward Thompson, W. .l.
loitson. Jacob ()clters, h‘i'edtn'iok Ock-ipowers. it injected into the situation,
lug. too.
too who:
Also Sound
5011 but“
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tentative, 'yet. even then, passed, as it
1'. Skinner, c. r. Vreolaud, .1. wubui for political action
.llollghty, Adolph Johnson, p'I-QdV while in no manner tending to better
Downs, George Flack, Herman l’aust'h i the conditions governing our shellfish
and Eugene D. McCarthy. cries, provided for a revision and codi
The Forest, Fish and (lame Com iioation of our present conuiomeintr
mission of rim Senate was holding nilaws, and it was our hope that such 11
hearing mi the bill ’l‘uoscduy wliileirevislon and codification would, at
the meeting was in progress and (110310851, maintain Olll‘ ptesout Stilt is and
hearing was to continue Wednesday. impose 110 further burdens "D0” “5
so the Oysieu'meu decided to send maven if it did give us inosmssive and
delegation to Albany to oppose thegunto-dute legislation.
measure. , The following were selecb} "The results of mo labors of the con-
ed: Azol F. Merrell. Edward 'I‘homp- mitteo of revision and codification
Chili. Jacob 0011ch and W. ll. Corn-'entt'usted with this great task, while
wall. 'unquestionnbly honest and sincere in
it was the sense 01“ the gathering at l their endeavors, buvo nei'thoi 11 pl 11 ti
the Park Avenue Hotel that 11 sanitatvlical nor a scientific knowledge of the;
inspection oi the oyster beds was do great economic questions for the gold
simple and that the work should he; once and government of which they
done by the stutto board of health, flfiiaro seeking to propose legislation.
mom, and not by taxing the oyvtor-iiug cvlis, double. our direct. taxation,
men. The (h'oenuort cistermrn oh- open the door for our further unilmi:
J‘GCIEd lo the taxation on the grotmd'od despoiiutlon under the guide of
that the waters in which they glowisanitwt'v inspection, and withnl place!
oysters are absolutely pure and that in the bands of state officers, powers
seed oystcts which are not to be mar-r which would readily be made use of-
kcted do not require am inspection for the purposes Otfioléfl'hi coercion
The oystermen declared themselvesi and stall u’ontlemen it is high time;
113, being in favor" of doilngJsvh‘lhglihM wo MOSHE“! the truth 01 the
which will aid the pistons) and state’trlte. old proverb: “God helps him who
government; in securing pure oysters ‘ hell’s himself "
may favor the issuance of sanitary in- ‘Wo the ' Shellfifihi‘l‘men Of this
spection certificates hynhuctnrioioglst Slim-‘1 l‘epl‘efifi'nl. foster and utilize a
of the state board of health ,grent ecomimic resource, one which
N S. Ackeriy Axel F. ”lerroli W ..l {produces millions of dollars worth of;
Tiilottson and Edward Thompson wwwohoup and wholesome £00“ for 0‘”
in ”Albany on Wednesday and appeal" people. in this industly we have in-
cd before the Forest Fish and Gnmei vested our capital and our lnbor from
Committee of mp Senate, in oppositiontc early youth as did our fathers before
to tho oyster bill as sugiested. ‘Vory 11s. Outsiders. no difference how well
231mm,. addresses were made bvlmonuing have no conception of the
Messrs Ackerh and Morroll. tries and hard work 1101' the dangers
Oyster growers holding lands under; WNCP confront “8 at every turn. 1“
water in New York state held is moot-‘ 11 not. theiofore, 0“" mm to 0”r.
int: in the Park. Avenue Hotel vatstute to ourselves and to “05‘9”“
\o.1'k Friday, to take action on meithut we take. an active. yes 11 dominat
oyster bill now pending before ”10:”; interest in the framing or the
New York state is {islntnt'e Alexandert “1‘” “MS“ ““0“ our labors are to
C Fm“... presided, and Eugene D. Mir—é fructiiy for the benefit of the people
Chairman as well as ourselves? We have the
Frazer usid' ico inmou sense the intelligence and
"This meeting is called for the pur; the knowledge to frame such leislation
page of discussing the New Yotk 19,13 us will he just 11nd fair. to all interests
latlon. Last year our "legislutme concerned, We have 111010; be have :
passed a crude measure which ”we. also the power to have such legislation
tinted practically all the disadvantages enacted ““0 13“” 1‘ we “’1“ Pl" unite
Vanil injustices under which our indus!our forces and stand munrully for 0"“
'try has been laboring and besides, 5713““ Are you ready gentlemen ‘0
gave to a commission certain powers got together and act as a unit for our
which would be used to onr~further common r300“ That is practically the-
dissdvsntagc. it was understood that “9.3““ which is before you WWW"
that legislation should he considered 1 After an extended discussion. .l. Wil-
‘ ‘ ‘ " bur Doughty offered the following res
olution:
"Whereas, The committee on revls~
lion and codification of the fish and
game laws of our. state has, in the
legislation proposedby it, again made
our immensely productive and valua-
ble 1111111 ine fisheries but no appendage
to the regulation of the inland game
and fish' and
“Whereas. The legislation proposed
by this committee continues, certain
abuses and dangers to our fisheries
doubles our taxation, provides meth-
ads and manner for the emotion of
further tribute from us while offering
no'measnres for the placing atom in-
and dyspepsia on that basis. dustry upon a scientific and economic
“The Dr. Howard Company in order basis or its betterment and encourage-
to get a quick introductory sale, until I'meht-
orizes me to sell their regular ifihty "Theréfore. be it resolved by the
cent bottles athali price 25 cents 11nd. shelinshermen, in convention assem~
although i have sold a lot: of 11.11.11 bled:
have guaranteed every package, not That the chair appoint a committee.
one has been brought habit us unsutis- l of which the blur. ms 1 shall he. 11 me n
factory her, two members to represent Rich-
“'1 am still selling the specific or round county. two members Jamaica
halbprice, although i; cunnot tell how Buy, one member Grunt South Bay,
long I shall be able to up so: and any‘ two member‘s the Peoonic and Gnrdl
one who is subject to constipation. net‘s Bays, one member the north
sick headache. dizziness, liver trm share of Long Island.
bio. indigention or egonorsl pluyedoutl "That this committee offer to meet
condition, ought to take advs‘ntage of and cooperate with a committed up.
this chance You can tell your mead: pointed by the fishermen and lobster-
era that if ,they are not satisfied with men of our state V1' the purposes.
the specific that: they can ooino, right "First, of selecting 11’ pint commit
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111111 1.1111111
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Sell Dr. Howard's“ Specific at Half-
Prlo‘e and Guarantee 11 Cure.
w»...
“it isnt often that l have faith
enough in the medicine put up by oth-
er people to be willing to offer to re
fund the money itindoes not cure.”
said Frank H. Barter to a. South Non
walk man who dropped into his store.
“but I am glad to sell Dr. Howards‘
specific for the cure of constipation
back to my store and I will oheerruily tee of five to visit his oncoliency the
refund their money." .
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your stomach trouble is ended forever.
you out by morning—Wu 10~Cent box will keep your entire family
good 101' months.
their little insides need a good, gentle, clenns-
ilElilllATE 311mm. 11th tinnitus
unicorn-111m wtwoasuutt.
Tipiwnu, with the use of certain politixuli‘
son, William J. Mills, W. J, Tillottson,‘ are now before 1111 and show that thoScl
port, 0i ihi‘ llfild Work Of that dellm‘t'i Their bill would perpetuate many glen,
ll8 tram-11. 111V
Villllliilifl‘EVVS’PIllll, SURELV TAKE GASGAIIETS
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That awfnl‘sourness. belching of acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit phone stomach, the heartburn, nervousness. nausea, bloating after est
sick hendncho, means indigestion; a
disordered stomach which onnnot be regulated until you remove the cause.
stomach is as good as any.
' 'Pry Gunnerets; thoycurp indigestion. because they immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomwlurnmovo the sour.
food and foulVgasos; take tho'oxeess bilo from the liver and curry of! the
undigested and fermenihis
from the intestines and bowels. Then
A Concern! tonight will straighten
feeling
Don‘t forget. the children»
needs and desires of our joint indus-
irics.
"Second, of preparing,
an a port of the conservation commis-
sion 11 (ommissioncr and a department
:nuiino fisheries.
“Third. to take such notion as it.
may coflsidei for the best interests of
the state and our 11111101' 111111 industries
{Anti be it furthoi
. "Resolved.
‘comtulltco so appointed 111111 to
committees of fishermen and lobster.
111011 our united support in an effort
to secure inst, equitable and progres-
i0
ounce and betterment of our marine
fisheries."
The resolution was tidoptod unani-
. mousli The following committee were
appointed:
Alexandet (‘. Frazer, Eugene D. No
it‘an' 'thy, J. Wilbur Doughty, Cornelius
\P. Vret-lnnd. Frederick ()skors. Henry
C. Ron'o, George .\'. Flack 11nd A.
‘ Pausch.
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ATLANTlC COAST FISH NOTES
i'ishing s‘matks arriving at _\'o\v,pori
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of fresh groundfish.
Provincehown Muss" iiatfish dredg "
ers found fish veri plentiful the pnst‘
work Three boats of the more than
u scoreof wirking craft secured be.
tween 80 11nd 100 barrels each from
Thursdnv to Moudsv inclusive. The
fish caught run iatgely to dukes.
Fishcminn in the viciniu of. Lewes,
Del. mo reported to be taking large}
catches of petcll with little or no man i
ble 111 this time. The fish have not
renovated from the cold spell and'ure
too numb to get away.
Fisherman on Holland's lslund
Chesapeake Day, are reported to he
get: lug ready 101 pound fishing, now,
1111 the ice is cleared away. it is ex-
ported that heavy catches will be
made in the spring.
A number of tishet men of Ctisflold
Md. who had not removed their nets‘
from the sound before the ice. formed,
had them carried away when the ice
moved out last week Some of them;
are now offering rewards tor the le-
tm'n of the nets.
For years it has been the custom of
Chesapeake Buy fishermen to have
their poles and nets ready Veurly in Feb-
runry for the that run of shad, which
generally occurs between February 15
and 2.5. This season the prolonged
fteezo has prevented any operations,
and many fishermen ‘fcsr the shad
season will be one of small profit and
that the entire fishing season may be
likewise.
Three men hired allorse and wagon
from 11 livery stable at Saugatuck, Ct,
to peddle fish recently and when they
had sold the fish they tried to sell the
horse and wage}: to a resident. of
Lyons Plains. Becoming suspicious,
he notified the authorities and the Nor.
walk sheriff took them in charge. The
owner would not press the case after
getting his hire forthe rig and the
men were allowed 1030.,
What is considered a. record price
for flatfi‘sh'mas paid to Charles Ander-
son of West Mystic, 001111., last week,
being :23 for one barrel.
Shad and herring from southern
points havo been received by dealers
at Wilmington. Duh, this, week. Deni
ors’ prices were: Roenhad. $1.50
eachtibnnks. 60¢ each; fresh herring,
13.11.111.111. .
Shad received from southern points
in the Washington. D. (3.. market this
week: is said to be' as. fine as those
taken in the Potomac River in mid
season. but the receipts are not until
clout to meet the demand. 82 such be‘
ing asked for roe-shad and 700 to 751:
open for bucks
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Some day there is sure to be 9‘, N111]
buying opportunity for you in one of
presenting. 1,
91's. Dfluiol Burbank Edwflrd llovle, A. ins an entering wedge, a decided flavo»:101‘fr-ri11g and advocating for enactment:
Last year's laW,l into law such mousux‘cs us will SCCUl‘Ci
That we pledge to the:
the;
sire laws for the protection, 1111111119,,
, day, to study the scientific methods
of anagomenf. in use there.
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Bridgeport Advertisement: “Brimport Advertisements
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Clip: id ill limit multiparty.
Eninhltnhril 155?.
LA RESISTA
if, madame, you could have 11 (‘1')rst'twvlti1'h
would give you the straight lim's. the crest cur.
riagc and graceful contour which all women 111'—
sirt', 111111 at the same time he as flexible as your
own bully. would you likr it? Iiii:1('t._\'<111 could
1110\‘1', liciui, rcucit, rclux, nutiiic us roulftu'luhlc us
if you had 110 Citrsct.
That is what 1.11 Rt‘hisiii Corsets will (in for
you. On account of titt'ir peculiar ironing one
may 111-1111 in 111le (iirt't'tiou. pick up objects from
button boots
the floor or ground, null litre 111'
\\‘ii1ltllll iilt'tltivcuicuct'. Spiralumi' is the sub—
stance which is used {or this peculiar boiling. and
its. rctrlnt'itubl‘c rusilicucy CililSt‘fi tlic \vcurcr to fur—
Vqt'i site has on :1 Corset.
This weekwe shall have an exhibit of the lat—
est models of La Resists, to which. all women
are invited.
i An attractive display is in the north win—
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tlmv on Main St.
Reasonable in ill'ii‘l‘. billings if (it'sii't'ti.
i‘ni'st't Suction, main iimu‘.
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SHIRT WAISTS, $1.00.
We announce to all busiut'ss women that we,
of lllClticl'HLt'
iioth
models with stiff collars and cuffs, and the on»
sit‘li‘ks.
51cc v ('5.
have a superior collection priced
Waist: for ordinary \1'1'211'. the tailored
lt‘T lingerie styles with tiu'kt'ti or lélct'
round ucckS, long 111' iiil‘b‘vdiliill'it'i‘ and
from which one may ciumsc as desired.
$1.00 and upwards. ’1‘
Summit iioor.
whims i0
,fl- -«1- «up-r .. -1 1 “i“?kwe'a‘“ \\ 1%W
purchase or not, we lll\'ii,t‘ 1111 inspection of ' iiic
Neckwcar Case containing: 25c novelties. Dainty
Cravats, liows. Croats. Roses. ctr. No bcttcr time
than now to pick up iucxgu'usivc [Castor remem-
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Last Call for
Winter Merchandise
We intend to make a quick move in dis-.
posing of many small lots, broken sizes and
odds and ends, all of which must’give up the
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space they occupy'to the new Spring arrivals.
Included are remarkable values in Aviation
Caps, Dressing Sacqucs, Flannelette Gowns,
Underwear, Kid and Fabric Glbves. Gauntlet
Riding Gloves, etc.
The N. E. RYAN C0.
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CONGRESSMEN iN STAMFORD.
L~.—...
Redflold and Tlleon Vluit the Yale a.
Towne Plant.
Cohgresamau Redfleld of Brooklyn
and. Tilson of Connecticut visited the
Yale ll; Towne plant in Stamford, Mon.
'mittee now investigating the subject.
While there they talked with employ--
'ees of' thogoompnny to get the “men's
, side" of tho'question. too, They warp
‘guests _ of Superintendent Joseph
Home at. luncheon at the Suburb” . V
Club.“ The Yale & Towne Company V
has scientific methods in use inn
number of department and is intro
ucing‘ them in others. “
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