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* otsttstt torts
been Opened. That this state poa-
scsscs a bottom area now barren. but
WlliOh‘lliily be made hogbly productive
through oyster farming is not any.
where questioned. llr. Brooks declar-
ed nearlyilo years ago that the natural
yield of Maryland's oyster bottoms can
be incl-canted twentyfoldf llul while
other states with nothing like the na-
turttl resources in the water of oyster
growing that Maryland possesses have
been making most of tltoir limited
resources. this state has been going
backward and not forward in the oy-
ster industries.
With but one month of the oyster
neahon left, New Hart-n, l‘onn.. conv
cams are laying off their nhucltcra and
paying attention to planting seed oy-
sters. Starting last Tuesday. hun-
dreds of thousands of seed oyalcrs will
be transported from bed to bed. a
luck that will require six weeks or
more, A big lieet of vessels will ltd
required to do the work. Lancraft
55' . ilirotbers hogan on Tuesday to trnns~i
gb:mfih°:;‘t:: t:C:;);;g::“;)::lllfilil‘:‘1‘ . for about a quarter million oysterni
' . .. t ' iront Connecticut beds to beds lttl
(Elmewpmb L- ‘-- 100k '1 10““ unoah island, The J. a», .l. w. null-i,
“ti” to‘lflatmt. Mass.,'last week. . worth ('0. moved utttttill bushels lttnll
igg_uohoonett§hattlrock. with '4 '0‘“! week and have ltittoot) bushels more);
“it“- bound froth Tucltel'ton, N" to more. The. Alexander Frazer l‘p..l
. og inland. "‘Vem inshore 0“ the Merrill-liariland (‘0. and John Ll
1.35.” iastfiunday. ”A "”“V trout Merrill & (‘o.. are others that are got-E
giving otationvuéarby ““3““ ‘0 ling busy on the same work. The2
bee, and soon had her in‘ '
fit 1 ‘ .adrance guard ol‘ the seed buyers bang
9“ 33“ ll. 5’0 serious damage reached town and is busy already. The}
demand this your is lot‘ thrce~yenr7
stock. which is reported very source;
for F. Mansfield & Son at Fair :ZEKHRHH w ill supply all lttrloadt. ofE
Conn,» 135“ Monday. “'33 rc-l Charles R. Bacon. chief“ ol‘ the, Newi
190 Mill seed oysters 10|‘ ““0““ Jersey Shell Fisheries Bureau. has re-f
al to be planted in the ""33 lcently submitted a report to the nowi
,h’iwo schooner loads ohoystcrs ‘ernot' ebdorsinu the plan of further?
will?” condemned ii.“ ”‘9 authori~ , leasing of barren beds to oyster grow-5
it Washington, D. (7-. week “970‘"? era. The report is a reply to a. report
." were taken ‘0 .\'onuni Cmfik- \’a.. of the commissioners of Atlantic Conn-2'
; remained under the supervision ty, which urged h repeal of the exist—l
OS'S'leT commission. ling law. Chief ilacon says that hives-l
,sldent Frank Ellsworth 0’ the J. ' ligation showed that the law in regard}
llsworth CO- Of New York (“l-V- re~ : to the county named had proved high-3
visited Greenport, 11- l.. and in ly successful and urged that it shouldi
11! Willi Captain GGOI‘KG Elli-hot be repealed. but on thelct‘lntrury‘
l
9f the latter 01068, inspected :should be extended to take ltt olhcrl
mpany's oyster holdings atbtbat counties. ‘
. . -. . * p ‘ The large oyster ahcli pile which
uheDOI‘t. Conn. has 0.930000“ ihas accumulated during the season at
Homing back taxes due-it from the Sculshlpt Oyster System‘s West
notions within its Jurisdiction. Sayrllie. 1.; 1.. plant, is now both; re-
cs. sister the vent-91909, the ; moved to lilac Point. 1.. 1.. and used 'ln‘
lflptount or which was about $563. 'road making.
amount there is still due ‘ .—
308..and liens have been placed
tr, beds oil which taxes are
. (The Fishing avoltcl
is estimated that. at its shipping
plant‘in Warren. R. 1., the. Sealsbipt
Oyt‘tter System handled 300.000 bush-
«tin of oysters during the season now
asondrhwlng to an end.
. Rowayton oystermen report that
this season thus far has been very suc-
muofltl. and they are looking forward
tillfinother good month.
‘ pet of about one dozen oyster
are from the south shore of
‘laland put into Fire island last
and then leit for the Connect!~
Guptain Jacob Ockers at West Say-
_L. 1.. sent two crown to (.lreen-
st week to rttn seed oysters.
(I spent several days there himself
' lug after that branch of the indtts«
. ‘hohoon‘er i-lawhrldge. ut‘lcr utt-‘
‘3 a cargo of Narragansett, llay
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KENEALY issues CALL.
ll, uphill ’- “ Republican State Colamlttee to Meet
‘ain‘ Hudson of the oyster police , Tuesday April 16
. .
nines River. was here this week.
.. ”as been kept quite busy of late A call for a meeting of the, Repub-
’ 3 after the veggels which have llcan State Central Committee at the
year. as‘ugum' come at um, sea. Hotel Taft. New Haven. for Tuesday.
buy seed oysters. lie is enl’or— April 16, at 1:30, has been instted by
a law to the letter, and these . direction of Michael Koneaiy, chain
be lawhrealters are eXpet‘lenc-lmun of the committee. This will be
inculty in plying their unlawful on the first day otthe Republican con-
1:, ' ‘ l volition to name delegates to the na-
port. at the officials bf the Do- “9““ “invention- it is. understood
of Agriculture who b'ave he"! that Charles 5'. monitor. Reimb-
tisatins. the alias "pop“. “can National committeeman from
- Potomac oyster eds by Connecticut. Will, be namedas a dele-
‘blnptlod into that stream, in 8M9. if he desires it) so.‘ The other
toiypguarnea and Washington delesmes'have not been decided upon.
lot; are snidtto be Worried so far as is known here; ‘
blunted that another inmufl‘ A new. Republican State Central
flotsam-ed, All [his Mk" Cornmitteevwlll be elected on Wednes-
‘ awhile the oystsrmen dill" April 10. and the oommltteemen
plan aromangry at the will choose their chairmen. Whether
dcrwluch the'Waehlngton or not his name is to be presented tor
suffering. They claim the Chairmanship. Michael Kenealy. of
"not bola: zivbn a square
tattoo is cited‘wby the dealt
" «a boon loaded use by i
had. 'thn the? .‘
stapler Ware
3" if [I I‘m l anDWbWO
today to say. ,
ub-
..
teacher explained. "things have gm.
..V .
Health Board, Despite Pies tor
Milli lliiilRS lilllll
PRiillSl'lllllilSl Riillilil
Total oi ihirtyseven Appear
a Against Embargo on Harbor
lag the urgent t‘t'tlllt‘b‘l oi llr. tit-orgo
'(fouv’crue. who noted an spokesman for
- ion bacilli wus'detectod on most oi the
fltnmiord. present chairman, declined ‘
.‘ttx'cw‘uln hm: .m._nubtmt,i’ the I ‘
. traps to heroin“ intactdeaomlnntlon.‘ ,
‘ ilwu‘oondentned anti hortinetnnce. We couldn't take three . ,
§ f i l llilll
immediate Action. flpservos
its Decree .
NEW HAVEN, April ll.~ ribul'vgurdvt
ll‘, t‘omorsc and the illirtl-Hlx other
by atet' dealers, who appeared hol‘ort'a
the board of hrallb ilitll night to pro-
teat against the, proposed regulation
to restrict, the chic ot oysters amt
claims tulten froth Now Huron bur-j.
bor, the board of health went tttto 0X“
ccutirc session alter it two
heated hearing anti came out four min»
utos later with no decision I on thol
question. 'l‘ltlrty-sevcn debit-rs til»
poured uualust the contemplated clim-
matloa of the oyster industry in New
Haven harbor. and but one. lone citi»
non. .lohn ll. lilac, took the floor to
uphold the proposed regulation. Or.
the oystcrmcn. insisted throughout
the evening that the board reach a
definite decision before. it adjournvd.
but the executive session resulted in
no action being when. Just when a
decision would be reached maid not
he learned from the board, but it is
expected that a special meeting will
be held soon at which the oyster or-
dinance will be, tlollnitcly settled. 'l‘ho
pollution of the. local harbor and its.
effect on oysters and clams wan con-E
sldcred lit length by the dealers andi
the members or the board~ put lililvi
that was new in regard to the matter;
was brought forth at the hearing.
The board, supported by Dr. Joseph“
il. 'i‘ownacnd. secretary of llll' ututc
board of health. insisted that the ban
but was contaminated to ”W extent
lillti the oysters and climb: taken there
were unlit for sale and consumption.
The dealers denied this and etuphnl-.
lcally dot-lured that if the proposed,
regulation went through, suits against
the city tor damages, caused by sow-
agc. would at once be filed. This with
the second public hearing on the onus.
tiou and the dealers were deeply dis—t
appointed by the failure or the health
board to come to a decision lat-it ulnhl.
it summed to be the opinion of the
dealers last night that the proposed
restriction will be passed by the
board, .
.Health Board'- Position. ,
The. heating was opened by a reach
but of the health boards tindlng as to
the. condition of the water in Now the
van harbor. by the health oiilccr. Dr.
Wright. it related the fact that seven
sewer estuaries emptied into the local
harbor and that the Boulevard new.
age passed directly over large oyster
beds at Shag bank. Other instances
of sewage passing o‘er oyster had:
here cited, and the conchhtion was
reached that “all of the inner and. a
part of the outer harbor was badly
polluted and not fit for‘ oysteriug."
From tests made’hy the stale and lo.
cal bacteriologlats. the presence of co-
namplcs of oysters and clams inspec-
ted by them and the consumption or
local oysters was pronounced as "very
dangerous.“ This report. as soon as
its reading was completed, became at
once thb bone or contention over
which the board and the dealers
struggled all evening. .
After the question had been dis-
cussed briefly by several the“ question
was asked: “Dues the board assume
that damage" can be obtained froth
the city for damage done to their
dealers' oyster bed: by the city sew-
age?" “The beprd declared that‘auc‘b
a’ question will withoutrtbe bounds of
their] power' tolanswei'. The donation
was then put before the board: "'(inn
the health outper- point to our unsettle
case or epidemic oi'tyipholdj’fcvcr due-
to oysters?" Ethane tl‘fnt‘i 'lha‘tltnef‘
did not, cite travelled. but Dr.”Wt‘iIht
insisted that, they vet-cute closeout
oyster beds ».\to‘ ovoid ‘ ‘f‘ptmihle dun-
‘tter"tor continuity ‘ ‘ i
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city's sewers. i do not believe that,
the ovater is more of a carrier of the ’ ‘ ‘
colon bacilli or other items thaumllk, eat at the meeting in which the row .
revolution and. leave us to onrhlogal
course or redress W” 'datnsge cults."
Mr. 5311an than ; mode .‘t‘tjtowjrretnhrks
ravens; the rexulatl'on. ’
VAtter ,Il‘rahkfr. than. c. w. liaise.
Andrew Dover. and ,1 "Jaclr' Ftlrrell
wereheard, in opposition to the rennin.
1thin. Dr. .1." ti: Toninsentlatold of , the
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the proposed restriction. but Dr, Con—
verse took forceful exception to the
her of the association. was not in:
formed as to anusucb action being
before the society. and was notwpresh
pollution. caused by the
water. lettuce or other vegetables. But iutlon Was passed. or. Cameron in- . ‘ ' . ‘
if you think the water is contend. cldentally maintained, that. the great" .. "132331???”
hated it is your business to push the majority or physicians knew nothing s ‘ . ‘ ‘Omvflimbltllnfimct.
about the growing of oysters and no“
or just what w. revealtitary conditions ...... “8*”
under which toirow the bivalves. Hot NEW YORK DE
closed his remarks by urging immo-
dislocation one way or the other by
the health board. Eat-Senator Human
closedvtlth an attentive plea- for the
centers. ‘ , y 5
V'rsnident with. t... Mitt . of tho
Milli” bolrdwherenanodncedltbut the
V 155000 would [01le causative session.
t. t M ' ‘. ,‘ W.
. . - . mmnfiorm noun.
new somewhat lacompetent‘to 10030 30nd Paul for Ieeklat‘c‘nqfltm
ready selected are:
“titrict, Mayor Louis P. ‘“
sand William F. KasllnI:
‘iporlct. William H. all»
$000030?“ and Senator
.. ._.... a»... . .... l....-,........—-t
liamlner in
mochavtc. oeta- . .
‘ sit-res.
summon. it. April 9.~N0l‘mfi 7
ll. Mack. chairman ot~the Democratic 7
NatloaalCommllttee. will go to the na— i
tlonhl convention at. Baltimore as 1
delegate (tom the Erie county and or :
the Fourtleth 'Congreulouai District; gt” 2m.»—
The second delegate will no chosen by '
. . ' p 1 . . ‘; ‘ , the Niagara county delegation to the mo pm” ”if ‘3‘ and 5°.Nomfl‘,
‘ . ' . ' ‘ ‘ state convention. Other delegates al‘ " ' “ u" '
Forty‘llr‘et Ooh
it!
ll
count oonWALK m: ALAN”
r onn .
Tclep one for tire alarmn.
No. .
a... W hlnston and North lain It!"
acketno Hotel.
£1 E and no .13 s.
o Corset Ictory. private.
oyt'e Theatre.
liq-«‘Norwalk Hoeélltal.
~Muelc Hall. iil'i'ord and City Homo.
-Urou 8t.
IflmeeIt 81.. Franklin School.
lit—xConeord 8L. Concord and Hueoll,
fiebooln. . .
H-w orth Main and Ann Ste.
l6~ l it St. and Ba view Ave.
16—): orwallt Iron _ orkl.
l'i-—-Went Ave. and Cedar St.
lswiiluh School West Ave.
ill—~Wettt St. and Taylor Ave.
23~xEly Ave. and Lowe at.
24—«Chestout and Hen Sta.
Zfiwxhoulh Main and came Sll.
flow—Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
2’i——cht and Elm Grove Sta.
ill—South Main BL. between Grove on!
Meadow Ste.
32pm)“ Electric Works, State St.
30—wa ring and Ola Sta. .
Saw-x} avlland and Valet Sta.
ai»xl.ockwood Mfg. Co. ,
u-~~F‘airtleld Ave. and Cedar St.
42«~-Tnyior Ave. and Routh St.
43~~Woodwartl Arc. and Meadow tit.
lwatirrltt and Quintard Area. and Water
Work .
[H . I‘m Mir Head nutter. It ~Electrlo
t.
40» Woodward and Lownrlen Aves.
bin—(lumen Hill st. and l-Zlmwuod Ave.
52~Waultlngton tit. Bridge.
53"“!"l'elfilil yard and Ann Ht, private.
sin-Norwalk Lock l.‘o.. ptlvatc.
In) Denotes lmn~lntcrtermg boxes.
(Ml Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One atrulto at it! noon and l p at.
ntarulnrd time, i-
Oue stroke at odd times. testing or
line. open. i~
'l‘wo strokes after an alarm. tire out, re-
t‘aiin department. l~l
Three slow strokes, water to be shut
off. i~-l-1
At 12:05 p. to, each Wesnrwday. a box
in lulled for test.
Fire alarm' for any district also re-
cclved by telephone. 24.
”A...”
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
l5—~—t.‘orner of Main and Wall Streets.
21 ----- Holden Avenue, and l‘nlon Place.
Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
L'nion Park.
26-«~Wost Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27~~Frankiln Avenue and Lyons Place.
lilmtlutt house. (Private box).
{iEWWcM Avenue and Mcrwin Street.
all-«Harbor Avenue. and Orchard Street.
:id~~(‘.itnpcl Street and Harbor Avenue.
ilk—West Avenue. near the armory,
3&«Gtevcna Street and film Crest.
il~~--Crosta Street and Wilton avenue.
42 Main street and North Avenue.
til France. Street.
51~~~Omnd Street and Tintlail Lane.
52.4mm and Catherine Streets.
its-«New Canaan Road and Fair Street.
Slmt‘thontnut Street. near Summer St.
hilealn Street and Union Avenue.
02w0n The. Green.
Malian! Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
“whitest Avenue and Dasknm Lane.
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EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXEI
Fire headquarters. 06 Van Zant street.
Telephone 170 .
t—J‘l ch School tprtvate).
Swill rvin School .tprivate).
2124mm Washington and Fort Sta.
Silk-Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.‘
ZlowEant Ave. and Rowan St.
fin—Winfield 5t.
223-~Fort and Charles Sta.
221w-Easi Ave. and Fitch St.
225—--St. JohnSt. and Edlle Ave.
332~~Seavlew Ave. and First St.
silo—«Roulevnrd and Second St.
330~LOV8 Ave. and Fifth St.
3. T—«Boulevard and Blackstone 8!. (Tel;
Stlmkeysor St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
342~~Kcyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
{HS—«Shore Haven. Wei.) . ‘
A telephone message to Electric (station
tidal between the hours of 6 p. m. and
6 n. in. giving location of are. an alarm
will be given of nearest box.
Private boxes will only be pulled for
tire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the tire.
- Special Signals
leue blast at odd times. testing or line
open.
lm-One blast at 83). m.. standard time.
i-lw'l‘wo blasts. re out.
ilollm'rwcnty two. at S n. m.. no morn-
ing session of public school.
ii—ll~—»'l‘\rcnty—t\vo. at 12:30 p. 111.. no af—
ternoon session of public school.
lilillllll—«Teu blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM DlSTRICTl
lz—nglllflllil Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. & H.
R.
lawlilqitory Bluff, and Bell Island.
ll~iline Point and Roma Point.
El~~Lon8 island Sound to McKinley St.
3—~“(.cntml." McKinley St. to Pennoyu
lie—Penney" St. to Cross St.
23-Crona St. to Railroad.
li—mvliroad to Brookslde.
West Side.
16-Whlte Bridge north to Brookslde.
10—4th Bridge 8. E. to L. 1. Sound.
i1—Whlte Bria a S. W. to L. I. Sound. .
One stroke 0 the tire belt at odd time-
lndlcatea testing.
1 Two stroke: of are bell. thus. 1-1. on
I out .
Four strokes of line bell. thus, 1-14-1,
water to be shut .
A third or more alarms indicate cariou-
BOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
MAI‘ LS
South Norwalk ‘Postofflce
. MAIL! ARRIVE FROM
lantern Pointy-5:56 7:00. 10:30 a. In:
: ' = ' = ' :: $333050 a. m:
p. m. .
nah-Aztlan
:okP't‘qudoszport ($31.
:00 a. m.‘ 1:00 8:00 8:00 1).
who. fozoo 'a. an; 13:35.
1:50. : :00 8:00 p. m.
Danbur :90. this n. m.: 1:00, 0:00 p. n.
him-i «0:00. 0:00. 10:00 a. m.; 1:00.
‘ I
: z : . 8. p. or.
ii- tor Ill point: close 6:30 p. tn. Sun
I.
a ll. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
‘ ‘ Norwalk Postol‘flce
‘ "Mails Dcaqatcbed
l“. 11:.fimt.“ division
3. Inn—We‘ll gill South‘Norwalk.
. 30:. tau-hittingi Wont mod so. Norwalk.
3. m.——New or]: and West.
'mmIMWug‘eugflibh Nerwulk.
~ .mDan , n.
3- mew-Faint! wont or Stamford. nt-
nt oat .'
:3 n. me». out anyd South Not-walk.
f” n nth—e anon oration. Danbury cu
lion.
. Want and So. Norwatk.
West and So. Norwalk.
and days.
But until closet, at 0:30 p. m.
. Sunday deduction.“ 3130)». m.
, Mati- - Regal“ .
Elli i: h‘:§ilit‘%l»h .
:l a. m.-~ It. went oloBriduport.
:‘ .. halt “will? m
'— a: lsmhlv‘lhn‘?“ “m“
Illa-- s Weston Bo. Norwail.
13: m.- t. d‘ south Norwnlk.
l a. luv-rm fill. Brooklyn and flout]
‘\.
. aye.
moo a. t 'Wut and Bo. Norm:
- Owig'l‘uwlndow open from ‘9 out, in. _
nl. it. a. ADAMS. Postmutor.
“Every 1:7???er stompstrons who .,
“flit; income to your store Willi", . ‘ ‘
MM“ theirnevvn and your tilmb
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”nova-hectare than. «rosin;
‘ tilt involution ‘ ' ,.
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