TURE ALMANAC FOR
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SOCIETY NOTICES
., MABONlc DIRECTORY.
‘A Spoclll Communication 01 Old
ii Loans. No. 108, F. Ind A. 14..
il he held at Its rooms. March 221i,
1:30 o'clock p. m., for tit. purpose
”attending the foam! of our decon-
”i brother, Past Mutat- Peter Decker
loll attendance is mauled.
y order of the W. M.
‘ F. 3. LYON.
' More:
031'. M. WILCOX, Soc'y.
ibu'rH NORWALK soano or
TRADE
instant—«shaman Canoes.
VinnfldIthulcs J. Phloem.
“oratory—Frank W. Hadley.
Walnut—Matthew Corbett,
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CRUELTY TO OYSTERS.
(New York Evening snail
“-strunge report to tho effect that
lite president of the Alabama Oyster
,Golnmission is about to institute a
campaign for the prevention of cruoi»
is" to mollusks has led a noted English
"physiologist to declare that in his op-
inion the present moi‘hod oi’ destroy~
lag oysters is about as merciful as
your that oohld possibly its devised. it
is vé‘ry doubtful, he says, whether
a oystér’s nervous system is high.
1111*" organized enough to render it nua-
ooptlhle: of suffering, but . “in any
case." he added, “it would be hard to
lit! a more sudden or mare merciful
go! killing an ovster than by eat-
film."
few years since Dr A R Wal-
m went a step'i'urthEr lntlmslinx, it
other rightly, that the prooess
[icing swallowed whole must be pe-
u ' mgroeabie and soothing. Be
is it may it is apparent that the
s of oysters and lobsters, as well
many other weleoaning persons,
while-growing a little uneasy at the per-
cnt endeavors of humanitarians to
inland their powers and to take more
'more of the lower animals under
their protection. In England the Pro-
traction of Animals Act is alrosdv so
xtenslvo in its scope as to be prac-
, liy unw.orkahle‘ only the other
day a London mamatiate found it nec-
canary to applx the rule of reason and
“notes a case brought before him by
the S. P C. A. with the remark "that
a; strong dose or common sense was
equired in the administration of this
Act."
It was well enough as long as the
luv applied only to domestic animals,
at now it is equally applicable to all
pil’vo animas, the defining clause or
‘ Act or 1911 running “The ex
ion- 'oaptiuo, animal‘ means any.
i (not being a domestic animal)
hotever kind or speci , and whe-
, hi quadrupod or no, including
y bird, fls'h’or reptile, which is in
paptlvlty or confinement," etc. Now
1it1 is quite evident, as Dr. Chalmers
Mitchell of tho Zoological Gardens
‘ ilmbinisd out that this clause “does
not exclude frogs. lobsters, goalies,
‘orms, or tho trypanosomos of sleep-
sickness, for all these, although
Neither bird, fish, nor reptile, are un-
imam." :
”Jaw creatures as the try-
” are to he protected, why
Wk! am. however. that tho
hues washed ashoro- at Pon-
maintain exploiting that
at properly ammo
ouhtodlyjnimols, and, may be cap- '
"inoaonsive omen: We noted ,-
in the case 01" some untur- 1
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Where the
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lane,
LITTLE BROWN HANDS
They drive home the cows from
the pasture
the long, shady
nail whistles loud in
the W est fields,
That are yellow with ripening
grain:
gflrasses
They find in the thick, waving
Where the scarlet lipped straw-
berry grows,
raps.
otherE the earliest snow-
And the first crimson buds of
the rose.
meadow;
They gather
purple
They toss the new hay in the
eiderbloom white:
They find where the dusky grapes
In the soft-tinted October light.
ripest
”They know where the apples hang
And are sweeter than Italys
wmes. '
They know where the fruit hangs
the thickest
0n the long.
: vines.
weeds.
thorny blackberry
They gather the delicate sea-
And build tiny castles of sand;
shells—-
”They pick up the beautiful sea
Fai barks that have drifted to
and-
treetops
The waves from the tall, rocking
Where the oriole‘s hammock
nest swings:
slm'nhor
By a song that a fond mother .
.aings.
And at night time are folded in
Those who toil bravely are
strongest; ,.
The humble
Git
children
and poor become
gr
And so from these brown-handed
Shall zoom mighty rulers of
Sta".
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The noble and wise of the
land-—
arts,-
Shail be held in the brown lit-W
tie hand.
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and the land within s certain radius _
in New Haven humor has been oonr cIuILTY, TQ _ :
demoed. The owners say the waters ‘ com“ nay. 3' 153.43“ gufmh,‘
are N MMlMlOdn W 3° “'3 mail of rare juds'mbnt slid scholarly,
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will he tho pity it their hunt!!!" is
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atoll Miami: and with out-
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
women’s, Misses’ and Children’s :.
‘ Millinery, Suits, Dresses, ' -
j; _ _ Wants Coats, etc.
THE“ FINEST DISPLAY EVER SEEN [IN THE 5;
NORWALKS. THE BEST OF QUALITY
MODERATELY PRICED
TEERXOponings~Silks and Dress Goods. 3 25,000 worth
offoahi‘oii’s'most approved styles in Beautiful Silks and
Wool ____fi[Noveltiesl will Elbe shown here, Tomorrow, for the first
time. waThefi, 'showing promises to surpass anything of its kind
yhorotoforoflsoen [in The Norwalks.
h Omlmphya’m Spring Gloves, Now Laces, Spring- Nook-
separation. it may be much tho use
as an oyster in the soup. «to in song
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