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” v“ Washington Street. ‘
loath Harwell:
Anderson's 1.1.1.1111 Worlts
Launches and Boots
of all J:IR:Is manly 1111111. 11111111 1
tor Isle. All kinds of «pairing
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Oyster Quail Point. NorWaIi:
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ROYAL RARCANUM OUTING. '
Sherman and PonaSRUR committee in
’ Charge of the A.I'falr ’
Great brepaIatlons are being made
fox the Royal Arcanum outing, which:
will be held at Lang'dous island durv
ing the second wo'ek in August Thai
William “0m” 0f W651 55‘3"”19 L Icommittees of both Sherman and Po
1 is site-Indins}l LBW dais at his 110mb missus Councils are hard at 1W0ik on
in Hamilton ““33“”- the details and arrangements, and it
[Is expected that there will be sumo-i
thing definite to report at the next
mceing to be held by the respective
councils. The shermnn Council com-
Peter F.‘ Foley and family, of St. l'mitteo is made up of William H. Bak-
Louis are guests at the res deuce of e1',cl1airn1an; William F. Hoyt, Char
William H. Conway, of \iadISOn str.eet I)“ E.1Hoyt Enoch 5 Bowen and A"
herh‘t .0'.ldon1l The Ponassus Coun-
'Tbe small boy with the sandles cil committee is composed of Edwin S
seems to be the only one uhodoes Austin. William Smith, Chance E.
not feel the discmntort of the hot_ Lawrence Mr. Smith and William H
wave. Raymond, 31.
John'Bertiue, who has been employ-
ed at the Hotel Mahnckemo, has gone
to New York.
MI‘. and Mrs. Peter Ward, of Arch
’ street, are entertaining James Trainer,
J12, of Bridgeport.
Miss ‘Annie McCluskey, of Baiti
more, Md, is the guest of Miss Eliza-
beth Murphy, of Connecticut avenue.
Mrs William Fatrell and daughter, 1
who have been visiting in Danbury, DOI't regularly 0‘ the SMIWSWOWU re i
have retained to their home in EIwoOd suits iiom taking Foley Kidney Pills
puma and commend tholl healing and cum-
m tire qualities. Foley Kidney Pills
Miss Edith Olmstcad, obi-WW \01‘k are a car'ciully prepared medicine,
city, Silent the weekend With Mr. and guaranteed to contain no harmful or
’Mrs. FledcrickRM Miller, of Maple habit i"01ming drugs They nan have
street. only a beneficial effect when used tori
kidney and‘ bladder troubles. fori'
backache, rheumatism, weak back or
lumbago. Never sold in Ibo-1k. Put
up in two sizes, in sc'aled bottles. The
genuine always in a yellow package.
W. T. Wigmore and Co.
1
Miss Marian Roth of Weatherly,
Penn, is spending a month with Mr.
and Mrs. T. Curry Sigman, of Frank-
lin street.
Daniel 1M. Corcorau, who has been
Visiting in New Britain, has resumed
his duties as driver for llope Hose an-
to chemical.
SCANDINAVIAN ART EXHIBIT
NEW YORK, July law—As a result
of several 'moniha‘ work of John A.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt, of Riverside ave-I Dude, president. 0! the American Sean.
mic, has been entertaining her broth-:di‘mm‘“ Society, arrangements have
er, manager at the Victor parlors, in' been conutieted for an exhibition of
Fulton sircoi, 3,00ka Scandinavian art in New York and
other American cities the coming win-
ter. Almost every painter add sculp-
tor of note in Norway, Sweden and
Mrs. William K. lliaples, of Lynes
«place, has been entertaining her sis-~
ter, Miss Henrietta Beideu, oi.‘ New
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An increasing 111.111.1101 people re 'ij‘
"3
Denmark has promised to send works -
lo the exhibition, and the kings oi the
three countries haVe agieod to act Rsi
honorary patrons of the sections (lei
10th to their respective countries.‘
The exhibition will open In New
York on December 10 and in Boston
I Mamh 24.
Work, the past two weeks.
Edward F. 'i'lunds, of ill Cross sii‘ci‘l
Norwalk, has‘ been entertaining his
brother and the Iuiior'g wife, Mr. and
llilrs. George P. Hands, oi Derby.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward .3. Mary, who
have been visiting ln-Sonth NOI’Witlit
and IlrooliilcldRior a wool: hare 1-11.
turned to tht‘alr home in Bridgeport.
~To fool strong, have good appetite}
and digestion, sloop soundly and enjoy
lilo. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
”WM“... great system tonic and builder.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Bybe, of
East horwalk announce the cuguBfi'
11111111. or. their daughter, Viola M., to
1111111111111 Ferguson, of New York city.
-mmpus..—.w.~.m. a... m
A girl on the plum with 11 chop in
portal afmid the man' in the moon
could see if anybody also happened
also to be around.
William O. McLean has resumed his
duties on 'South Norwuik representa-
tive of tho Norwaik Hour, alter a
week's visit at his home In Woun-
Iookst, Rhoda Island.
Audit Your 011/11
Account
in the “Savings
Department ill
Miss Anna OINeII. daughter of Mr.
and 1111.11.11.11. 1H ()Nell who has
, been quite ill at box- home on the Wont
R lunch» road for the past week, in II ‘ '
‘ little 11111111111111. but'ls still unletlr mod R
ital treatment. ‘
1 _ 1111.11.11... August. 11.1111 .111 Mi "
who“ can lie exchanged Mwflil
the United States 11ml the 1.511.111 , .
mum {rue limit of “mill. Till iii,
R . "Some yonwill’go out in but once 'and is... you’ll al.-
has: be ashamed to have tho suit look you in the face. We.
,ydoo‘t sell that kind—but Watch out for them when you buy;
in some stores.
I. .1... .
0111' “Outing suits” are 'R credit to the store—mo mat-
ter what price you may pay us, no matter how little it may
caste-you’ll be proud to wear lit—and as your continued
w'ea'r leaves its imprpssion, you’ll be better pleased day after"
day with your purchase. ,
While we advorttag this .1111. strongly in the news-Ii-
papers, our customers strongly advertise the store by their
oontinu‘Ous expressions of satisfaction and lasting patronage.
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NORWALK' SOUTHRNORWALK
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Food fur Thought This Hot Weather‘
GET YOUR SEAFOOD WHERE THEY HAVE iT FRESH EVERY
DAY. ALL KINDS OF FISH, lions, Robuo 'ANo LITTLE CLAMS,
soFT anss. . "
THRE. ONLY PLACE iN Town THAT HANDLES NOTHING aur
ssAFooo. 1 ”I
Cdtbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
RRTELEPRHONE 10R8.
SHIRT
'WAISTS
Washable Corduroy,
'1 I
FREE DELIVERY.
Painless Extracting
loss Is Available.
Linen,
Lawn, Batiste and Marquisctte
Wulsts '
' sleeves} also the popular Tail-
ored \Vuists from 981: to 32.49
J I Mullette
88 Washington St. .
Tel. 449. So. Norwolk.
in low neck. short
and no ill after-effects follow.
lit South Main 31.. 80am 801'qu
Hours: , I I. m. to a p. 111. 111111-
,:Ilyl by nppommantomy. .
Rawalpindi 11111.11 System in discontinu-
'.'od on by 1111, “11111101211, Mich” _
511111" as follows: The‘ directors take
«his stop because oi.ihs fact that the
the handling or a la‘rger amount R
. 11.111115 oysters call for the expenditure ,1 '
11 of 11 11.311 Amount oi capital
_ for New iliiren, Conn, where She'is
it is no longer necessary tor a per
son 'to dread the extraction of teeth
when a method so harmless and pain-
1 have made a special study 0: this
branch of work and am able to meet
the demands invvovery case; if your
teeth have been neglected until they
are brOken off. or If there are con-
'dii.lons which render them difficult to
extract, they will respond just as sat-
isfactorily to my methods as those
which do not. require especial cure
The mouth is left. in good condition
Dr. 1.11.11.11.1er
111.. action of the 1111111011. or 111.1
cont 1111111111. insotlng the '
crly dividend of 1% box-
ref-erred stock. comment-
“Jour—
development at p‘la ins grounds and
of
For this
reason the directors deemed It RdvIs.
able to cannery? such resources as
dbey have available and to apply this
money for the present to the develop -'
meat of the company 11 property rath-
er than the payment or dividends.
This is practically the some Actlcm
that any at our huge copper com~
11111111111 would have taken under the
, some clicunistauucs which is much '
preferable ,l‘o the policy of the heel
‘ trust 01‘. raising the price. to the con-
parser to supply additional nuptial.
At West Ssyvllic I. l. Capt. Jacob
~'Os'lreru has several schooners at work
{planting oyster shells on his beds in
‘tho West bay, in the bope'of catching
a set. The oyster running season has
come to a close and about all the
soboouers are now running other
kinds of cargoes. The Sealshipt Oys-
;1ter system's str. Alarm, Capt. Peter 1-
; De R00, is on the ways being overhaul-
‘cd. The oyster steamer Cupid. Capt
Frank Terry, loft Greenport, July 2.
RI
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to be employed for some weeks by "
Mansfield & Son, 11‘. cleaning up some
of their grounds.
The new $30,000 oyster packing
son 8‘: Sun for Capt. Frank Darling in
\‘oriolk, Va., is nearing compiétlonl
and will be ready fer business about
September 1‘5. The new structure
’when finished will he one of the finest
by star factories in the south
The not proposed in the tin-seaport:
,Oi'stcr .Growcrs' Association is very
{broad and must stir up opposition
i from the scallopers and barman. The:
,act provides that no person shall take
'sheils or shellfish from any grounds
granted for oyster culture; that one
'llcrsou shall take shells or shellfish
{tom natural beds unless the same Rune,
marked by certain buoys; that that
shellfish commissioners she. I] mark all‘
natural beds nith buoys not over 800i
feet“ apart, each buoy containing a dis
‘tinciive manic that no boat can en-
gage in shelling or catching shellfishi
whose captain and crews are not bona
fida residents at the state for at least
six months; that no boats can engage
in such work: unless duly licensed by
the county clerk oath license to be
for one year; inoats are to pay 85 f0 01',
a license fee for 5-tou boats, and an;
additional $2 for each ion 01 or 5 ions
buidcn; that license figures (number
of boats) shall be displayed on two
sides of the soil at the pen}: in figures
III. least a foot high; that u 'h‘oat carry
ing a license. cannot be sold to a new
resident: that no boat propelled otheri
than by sails or oars can dredge for
shells or shellfish; licenses arc to be.
iorieited on con1-;ictlon shellfish are
not to be taken between sunset and
sunrise: in the matter of disturbing
oyster beds dredges or tongs over l
bound shall be prime tacle evidence or
such disturbing; no one Is to be allow.
ed 10 drop shells or starfish overboard;
so they will get on oyster beds Pon-
11111.1. range from $100 to $500, with
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Bookkeeping
Shorthaud
Typewriiiug ,
All English
Branches at
erI'Ill
Summer SchOol
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Jail sentences added at the discretion;
oi the court. i
For stealing oysters a penalty of
than is niontloned,togetl1sr with 11
your in Jail if it is deemed the situa-
lion merits it. The not also provides
that the supervisors shall Appoint two:
shellfish wardens to assist In dotsctlngi
. and prosecuting offenses against the
shellfish laws. These wardens are to
receive not War 34 a day. nor shall
- their compensation In any one year 18111
' coed two- thirds of the Inonsyl'eccivod
1mm licensing oi hosts. 1
The oyutormen say there has been
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‘ Very Bedti‘lroamery Butter. Fresh Made.
‘4. .1
6 cakes F‘ois Naphtba. or Ozone Sou
‘ 3 lbs. Yule Toast Crackers
Freilh Graham Crackers. ii lbs iOI
united States Brand Lima Ileana,
1 3"3 packages Qudker'dorn Flakes
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tors at low pi'lceI3.1
All the loading blonds llotilod Beers, Ales and MinerRI .
‘ 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
Phone
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Price of Coal ReduCeI
Best Quality of Coal At Lowest
' Summer'Prices'
Harris& Guns Compa-
TEL. 721.
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'FINAL MAP'OF
if"ii-loch. Ri"
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
, TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
' . Only One First Choice -
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choic to,
Telephone 760 South NorWaik.
M. D. RANDALL '
SOUTH NORWAV K7
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68 WATERR
dorstood there is serious and wide
here of the committee on the subject
As on impertaut step to prevent the
stealing of oysters on grounds in the
harbors and in Long island Sound the
Connecticut Shellfish Commission has
passed a rule that whenever shange
'boais are employed on the grounds ol‘
I'sny owner the master of the boat must
he prepsicd to show documentary evi—
dense that authority has been given
him to dredge on the grounds. Clerk
Perry, of the Shellfish Commission,
says the new rule will make the ser-
vice of the State oyster police more
effective According to the South Nor.
walk Sentinel," heretofore captnihs
oi strange boats toaud on the beds 01
prhate growers used to say they had
permission to do so by the ow..ner
:VI‘
der the circumstances. The new 1111c
authorize the State oyster police to
take all persons into custom who can-
not show written authority from the
owners of the oyster ground where
they are dredging for stock on mounds
not owned by the strange oystei duh
srmen.
The ..l & J. M lilaworth Co or New
York received word from Captain Carl
A Anderson on Wednesday that the
temperature of the water at Norwnlk
'was 69 degrees. and that 0311ch are
full or spawn. It will probably be a
month before anything is 1111101111 as to
a "set" at that place. with the pre-
cent hot weather the company are 0111
‘pectlng advices daily as to filling of a
“not" at Greenport, L. I.’
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‘PAGIFIG cons'r ovens Morse.
12.1.11: Trevor Kincaid, oyster cui
sisters.
Idiflexence of opinion among the mom “the giowers would be enormous,
‘der charge of Prof Trevor lilacs
heir word could not be questioned 1111. 1
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connidcrabio contention between thoyturist tor the State of Wusbiaston.
" oyster (armors and the “natural grow-1 11131111 in 11 recent issue of the "Pueblo
than," which the pron-ant lawn seem fisherman" a Governmental invention-1,
’lnndsqnaie to settle. it la lol- this; 111111 or the oysters 1'11 Puget sound to
sum the Broalriyu'powor or production and to expand
the area of oyster tillage to Its great»
out 111.1111... capacity. in 11 letter to
the, Wash" "Shims lit
lit III believed
"ms" the law will call forth a loud
protest from the poorer 1111511111111, ivlio'
claim 11 u, as they inivo always claim
on, blue most all the hs'y‘ bottom
II ,to'oyltsrmtin, that. 11th:: latter
mass that the proposed law is suited limstoro the 011111111 beds to their former
flooring, support! 111111. 1111111111112; 119?
citiou coronal lie calls attention to ‘
I)
ll“ successful the $9th
gwaily stimulate an industry 1111111111
should become one of the out
souices oi the state. Senator'l-Piies
did introduce a bill, which pas“
the Senate at 1110 different 1.1.1111 1111
but it was killed in the House. ‘
this is not a. ”dead issue, bower
shown by the fact that. 11111161111111
growers In order to deny out'si
expciimcnis as ate at the ulmos l
poitnnce to their industry, are'jobllgv
ed to put up the funds and maiuta
a small way a biological station on.
But the oystcrme'n don't feel that in
'are getting any aid from Seattle
this matter. livis particularly discos
aging that Senator Pliesshorilti’re
'to-Ihia as a ‘dend issue! "
Backing up the opinions of l3
Kincaid and Mr. Freeman tho R"Tih1_ssc.
says: "Most assuredly the oysterlnu
are eniitied to all the aid possible
be given to them by Scuttle in data
tor of such importance. A Federal “
proprlation would supplant the 111
out beginning known as the 1111’
Sound Marine Biological Station. All
it would bring about the ascends"
survey. 'l‘heie. 11111 many 111111116131
need of scientific IIcotmcnt. As H
Kincaid has said, 11 survey of this
actor would deal with audio
'as those: Salinity of the will
porntnuo. direction and velocit
Pronto, character‘s! the bottom,
and distribution of the was ‘
Rsltion of silt, enemies of the
comparison of 11111111 math”
spat collection, expamion oi
11111111 and the possible creation
ones, detailed Into
onto and larval dsv /
locul .uiiuoios. history of the ind 1
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”Fishing Gussite’.
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