ugwt.-m ..
OUCBED.
r0 few industries beset by a '0: oyster cultivation.
or number of difficulties, and'
are cousequently rendered more
atlve. than oyster cultivation.
ii‘f'vith the troubles encountered
wing it spat, the doprodatlons
‘omiea, when a spat has been se-
Aod, “the innumerable dangers
’ V . which oysters have to pass on
way to maturity and when Ifully
VII, the uncertainty surrounding
flattening of them up for market—
on all these things are taken into
not, it is not surprising to find
though “on paper" oyster cultiva-
, can be proved to be a highly‘
Stable industry, yet in practice the;
asses are few and
about oyster
tical cultivators,
tlon.
ports.
Manned knowledge that can be con-
says
“Fish Trades Gazette," that the Oy-s 'of them weretaken prisoners, but Col.
tor, Memhanis' and Planters‘ Associa- JaIu despite his wounds, succeeded in;
tlo-n recently adopted a resolution
invite men of" science to open debates:
or to read papers on oyster
These papers me to be printcd
with the criticisms of thos; pho take titles belonging to the rebels were can-
part in the discussions. and will
attached each year to the annual re-
The that of these discussions
was held at Fislnnongets Hall, May 1
the failures whcn Sibert Sounder gaIc a lctturc tlon wow invited and they were ex
V ”Y There is at present no ”Ody 0i! on “Points in the. Natural History of [It‘tlcd to mini; gentlemen lnthcstIed.
Itho Oyster of [nit-nest. to the (lysth
object of recording what
cultivation
scientific side and of
knowledge by the experiences of prac 1 lighting
”“0! AND OYSTERS Dls- ,sidored exhaustive or reliable that
I will aid many dangers and difficulties'
it is with the
is
from
testing
the
' insomnia tram
BUlilNOS AlREIS. Argentina, May
183~0tiiclal advices received here
Asuncion, Paraguay, today, confirm
the victory on May 10 of the govern-
ment troops over a large revolution-
ary force, under the command of Col.
Alvin ,lara, former president of the
The revolumoti is now con-
knOwn rt’nuhllt-,
the
this
sidemd as oveI.
(‘.ol .laIII was wounded during the
London' The whole lost many killed and 500
to escaping. l
Among the killed was a pIomlncnt
Iultiv-,a l'(‘chInau lustrtwtot.
All the artillery as i 000
as well
be IIIch.
(‘uiiui‘ist." Members of tho associa-
'in n_\ stcr culturo
,n A a cola/a
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VIII BEGIN“ Fiflli'l' ‘
—.—
' Breaking it Gently.
Jim‘Rice, the coach of the COIlll’ilI
bin crew, was praising a stalwart
freshman.
“Hefs so young and tender," said
the coach, "you'd never think he
could row.
the barber‘s.
"As he was getting Mgr hair out the
other day he said to the barber wist-
fully:
“‘Do you think ill have a sttong
beard? My father has r. very strong
one.‘
“‘lt looks to mo,’ said the harbor.
“as though you took after your
mother.’ "
._
Careful Child.
"is your little boy sick with any
thing?" asks the tad of the lady who
had Just moved in next door and who
i had asked him to come over and play
" with her little boy.
"No, indeed." she smiles. "Why?“
. “'Causo We had my tonsils taken
I out an' my .adenoids removed an' my
1 appendix cut out an‘ i been vaccinated
Inn' committed for typhoid an' spinal
f meningitis, an' i do hope i won‘t have
I to have anything done to mo this your.
«so i can have it little hit 0' fun for a
l vi'hilc."——\\'omnu's World.
I Still Young at Fifty.
i “Where. olI, where is little Ellie.
i the six-ycur-old wonder of the world?"
i cried the stage manager frantically.
And the other Marvels oi the Uni
verso ccltm‘tl: "Whore?"
lint at. last a call boy
who had new of the
wonder.
"Witt-re is she?" they crictl.
"rthcwshe's gone down to the sin-
I
i was found
l
l
i
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’ tinn." explained the buy. “tier 6ch
l
i
six~yearIoltl
nud Ilaugiltcr's iIciII' married today
and she wants to son her off on her
honeymoon "«~.\IIszI:-s.
POOR RISK is A GOOD ONE.
Edith—Ji‘hoy say no life. insurance
company will accept that millionaire
no a risk.
Ethel-Then i guess i will—eit must
be its can't live very long!
Might Shop a Littio.
“‘II iccl \vc must
lilac up and any,
(‘iII'IIItIIIIIu in just
Two months away.
Journalism.
hicndwnld you write that editorial
ndtocuting pie for breakfast?
Editor (n'carllyIMch. Tho busi-
ness manager's wife Wants to break
into the social set of the president of
the pie trusti—l’uck.‘
His eyotom.
"Why do you always tell people to
give up the things they inost enjoy?"
"Because." replied the physi inn, "i
am pretty sure they won't do i . And
then if they don't recover they can't
blame me."
I
, Tho Trials of Truo Lovo.
"When he's out with his boat girl
he says he feels as if she were miles
away."
"How is that?"
"Hor hut-brim keeps him at a dial
tattoo." L
GrumbIoI-o Proton-M.
New boarder—l upon you ilk:
boarders who will eat anything that's
not before them and not grumble?
Mrs. summons". yatf. no. I‘d a
sight Inthcr they’d grumble and not
on.
o
Ida-u..—
Ontolooooti. . -
"non your. automobi ”
than your notahoor'
Why, they laugh at him at g
“MM;
at the finger ends, and
every pair contains-—
- A Gumbo
Ital Gupta-boo
"a new pair free” if
the “tips" wear out
before the gloves.
M’ o a way to loll
(him- no—
“look in the hem"
for the name “Kaynr.”
It is there for your
protection.
“
”Kayoor" glovoo ‘
coat no Inoro
than the “ordinary kind"’
and are Worth double
in quality, fit and value.
Don't Icoopt lIIo "in!
as good" kind ,
i7 look In the hem for i
the name Kay scr— l
the kind that don't i
wear out. .
I
i
Ihort Silk moons
0,.t.
II’ll/Hill '0... .16o..5° “-0
11.". Silk onions
‘ :1 :1."
Julius Kayser 8 Co..
Maker:
New York
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‘1 H H‘ 1' if It .‘I‘
THREE MAROONED ON BARRENI
iiRANi-‘Olill. Mm liw'l‘hrce un-
known men are maroIInI-d on a stnalif
barren island in Long island sound
off Indian Nook, about om» mile ”from
shone. ’i‘hcir plight was discoycrcd‘
about noon tostI-r'day by aid of n tel i
vscopo Smcral launches attempted;
in rcstnI- the men but it was impos-I
slide to effect a landing or approach
close to the island but sure. of the wry
hcan son.
The thin who “on: apparently on n 3
fishing expedition, ntrc act-u cariicri
in the tiny, and it is presumed that‘v
some accident happened to their boat i
whlth caused thcm to go to the;
lslando. Another attempt will lIe’
untiic Io i‘t'tif‘tic them today.
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t
A Combination
Coal and Gas-
Range
is the latest and best thing.
takcs up less loom and is more
. cconmuicul.
llofore you s Iccify a range for
your now no so or before you
Inay one for an old house,
tome and look at them.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & West Sis.
S.Norwalk ‘
From Quarry to Cemetery
S ave that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of w.ork
Wo Employ No Agents
Got our .pricon before placing your
order for
Decoration Day Work
'Nonwnk MONUMENTAL
worms
to 80. Main on. ,
Tol.
30.
South Norwalk
1|.S.
j World
.‘ imryen.
ict l)clila:"
.Salnt Saens—Miss Norma l.. Weber, ofI
accompanied by Miss Ma-i
P.
THE WOMEN'S‘CLUBl. '
State Fodoratlon floating in Stafford
Springs Noxt Wook.
The sixteenth annual meeting of
the Connecticut State Federation of
Women's Clubs will be held at the
Congregational Church, Stafford
Springs on \‘i'ednegday and Thursday,
May 15-18. The Norwalk clubs will
be well represented at the sessions.
The program will be as follows:
Wodnoaday Afternoon, 1:30.
lm'ocation~—~'l‘he Rev. Marian iiast-
lugs Jones.
Address of welcome—«dim. Willis li.
Need, president of Woman's club; the
Rev. Raymond ti. Clapp.
Responsew-l’residellt
l’lilpps.
Greetings.
Minutes of the annual "looting.
(‘ivII-s '(‘UlllllllilCti' Chairman,
icrIIIings.
Adtil'rsa, World
tinlon"—~I~.\irs.
.\l rs. W.
l’eace
Anus
iiiuslcn—iiutterflies, 0p. 2. Schumann;
RIlflDLUdfC, Op. llii, No. i, llralIms,
Miss Kate Lee Lewis, pianist, New
Haven.
‘ industrial conditions-Mrs. 1’. l'.
1' \t‘tnerh.
licai'h dopartmcnt~ lIr
Sophia i'cnileld.
Wednesday Evening. 7:30.
Organ Iccltalw—(ilrganist, t}. Percival
I’ll"tl.
(.‘onscl'vution C0lilllllll98"-l\ll‘3. P. W,
Chairman,
,tlcrsrd.
“Samson
"AInour-A'imls Alder," t'.
Music (songs) «Aria from
I'liIi dgchIt:
brl French. of litldgcport.
('IvIl service committce- Mrs, iticn-
zl Robinson.
\t’ldrcss. "Prison
'l2'\:I ilatlionnld \‘alesli.
Reform" M rs.
Soup.‘ lion 3 My lloy. "" Sidney llo—
llli‘i" -.\liss Norma 1.. Weber.
ItcccpIion at 9:30 o'clock, in' the
IiIIIrcll parlors.
Thursday Morning, 9: 30. ,
Reports of otiltcra Recording soc—
rctan, corresponding secretary. treas-
urer. . '
ilcportn front county vlcc prcsidcnts.
I’I'cscntntion of new clubs.
Ana and crafts comInittcew—(‘hnin
IIIaII. .ilrs. ’l‘. H. MacDonald.
ltousclioid ct ottomlcs -~I~ t'ltairlnan
\lrs. F. ll Sheet.
l'I-vs's committeewi‘hnlrnlan, Miss.
llmha l’innco.
\lI.-it' IoInnIitIec Chairman. Mrs.
.i. t'. towns.
l"'I'siIlcuI's address.
llr-z-urt of I-I'ch-ntinl
\lrs. ii. .\i. ilnrber.
lilo. Lon of officers.
Luncheon. l2::‘.0 o‘clock.
Thursday Afternoon, 1:45.
Alliltltlilt‘PmI-lll of election.
I'l‘t‘E-“liil'tllf‘lll of new (Illlccl‘s.
LIlrl'iilllit‘ committee Chairman
Mrs (l, A. .lutniosou.
l‘I‘Szc papers of literary contentm-
llI-Id i‘Iy IIIcnIlIers of Iilt'l‘:illll‘t‘ com
lltittcc, ’
Music ld_ucIl—~.\liss Lulu ldc. Staf-
commitfcc- ~
The Reed & vuk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECIRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St,
80. Norwalk. Music Hall Block
o
EVE! EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday ovonlngo. ..
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
‘ South Not-walk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
Hotel Mahackcmo
J. it. CONNwt. Mgr.
Bowl» and Ouiolno Up-to-Dato
lists, on per day and Upward-
SUNDAY IDiNNIRI 76¢
Airs. : '
Through
St urges‘
. ‘ John H. Knapp
FNMA-Nova.» ~— u
iiiiS. SBUIT’S“
SUFFERING iliiEii
Doctors Advised An Opera.-
fion. How Sho Escaped
Told By Herself.
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Buckner, hid—“For more than car
Iauti'ered agonies from fémale tron loo
, and the doctors at
- last decided there
was no help for me
unless I went to the
hospital for an oper-
ation. I was awfully
against that opera-
tion, and as a last
I resort wrote to you
for special advice
and I told you just
what I suffered with
hearing down pains,
Ibackache, shooting pains in my left
‘side, and at times I could not touch
my foot to tho! floor without screaming.
I was short of breath, had smothered
spells, felt. dull and draggy all the time".
I could not do any work, and oh how I
dreaded to have an operation.
i “i received a letter full of kind ad—
vice, which i followad, and if I had only
! written hera year ago I would have Den
saved so much sufl'ering, for today I am
a woll woman. I am now keeping house
again and do every bit of my own work.
Every one in this part of the country
knows it was Lydia E. Plnkham’ sVege—
table Compound that has restored me to
health, and everywhere I go I recom-
mend it to suffering women.” — Mrs.
Lima SCOTT, Buckner, Mo.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Plukham Medicine 0). (conn-
dentiai) Lynn, Mass. Your latter will
be opened, read and answered by a.
)woman and held in strict contidcnco.
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ford Springs, Miss Eunice Park.
Legislative commitee——("hairman,
Mrs. L. S. Cummings.
i Education committee Chairman,
Alisa Nettie Smith.
Address, “Connecticut t‘ollege for
\\'(IuIcII“~ .‘Iirs. S. if. Williams, presi-
Ident Hartford ("ollcgc club.
hi'tsit'wiliss Lulu lilo.
ilcport of committees on resolu-
limp:
Adjournment.
”Stops itching Instantly. Cures
piles. eczema. salt rhcum, tettcr, itch.
hives, herpes, scthles-Doan's Oint-
i
meat. At any drug store.
""_....
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City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKiNG
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLlTY CONSISTENT
WlTH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
'5100,00000 $117, 000. 00
Safe Deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP ist Vice- Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2a Vlce-
Pres.
WlLFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DlRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Christian Swaru Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributl
Henry 5. Lockwood
LOVER’S
LADIES
WHITE
SHOES
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WHITE CANVASS PUMPS
$2 and $2.50
WHITE NUBUCK PUMPS
- 33 and $3.50 ..
warrs' NUBUCK 'surrou soors,
33.50 .
THE ,
alston
WHITE NUBUCK OXFORD for MEN .
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,Whlto Drooling 10° and 26o
rwo sroass '
South Namath '
Norwalk Chronicler