oil 1111111111111. . la’
in rest tho oyster
Inherit of the State in
than of extending the tor-
or New Jersey 1111111111111 _
lino done in this rcs‘pect,
“0.21611, worth of , oysters
11 during 1911‘. or 11111
11111111. took $378. 0011 Worth
3163, 000 Wol‘ih These
er al‘most chiefly confined
ducts of the. c-nnneriés‘f so
1111111111111 lands have had 1le
unity of indulging in the 11111-
ol‘ the sell so familiar ,. to
'11 1161111. Atlantic seaboard.
ll uani'ocurod from the De:
11111111111111.1111... at Washing.
or several nudetlns hear- '
11111111111115.2111 published u cou-
'lia, ago in The Fishing (311- l
sending them to the oyil-
11113111112 in the hope the
of hose pamphlets will aid in
rest among the oysten
grade w 001 not.
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO1.
d‘
The Toughest Rubher
' Boot for Fisherman’ 11 Wear
' Here is a boot that ill minimum! at every wearing point—w
. justthe klndol’a boot 11111111111111.3111. wants Vim-rough usage.
' Neurlysixty yours ‘ol’boot-mnking experience 111111 taught
us how to make boots that moat the fisherman‘ 5 needs.
BOSTON 1‘ HUB WARRIORS ”
are made extra Ilrona'for extra rough wear.
Made of the strongest duck and lined with the higl
A11 comfortable and wunn as
can be made. At your dealer‘ 11. Made in all lengths.
1.0071 for the HUB on every boot
lent
outs
Boston. Mus.
timers are good food for.
New Jersey State Oyster l valué‘ of these. at the lowest estimate
ecently invited a club of would be $1 000, 000. No country with
9111! Physicians to visit the so small on area has so valuable a
hree of the doctors 110- treasure mine in its water iesources
invitation. These were Dr. and propelly‘ husbanded these 11c1es1
titration 131'. G. E. Rose and “1011111 Day vastly more 11101101’ than
Haitian They were accom- the 1.200 farms of the county and
eir wives and iriends, and would make insignificant the value of
pm daily the entire day in and the 800,000 bushels of wheat, which is
' he. on the Maurice River regarded as a normal crop in the coun-
he Philadelphians were (gs-:11. The report. demonstrates. saya
‘11 V11 the trip bv State Osgterl the Wilmington “News, " the fact that
,SSion'ers E Stiles and Walter'Talbot has more o1ste1 area than any
The trig was made upon the ' county on the eastern shore leading.
. tflypher, It seems that ow- , Dorchester. by more than 3.000 acres.
' the Government conferences} Walter W. Hassle. the new inspec-
mpg “floated" ovsters some of tor of stakes and buoys for the Rhode
hers of this doctor‘s club had Island Shellfish Commission. found on
. rejudiced against \Iauiice‘ his first trip of inspection hetuccn
-.1 oyster, and the throciProvidencc 11nd Rackv Point. in Nar
f'the State Commission ad- ‘l'ligansm Bav,1n11uy of these highly
hey had advised patients not important marks and (hauncl guides
aurice River Coxe oysters missing 01 out of place. Many oi the
thiee physiélnns was given. flags used as markers on the stakes
oppdrtunity to make the fullest l were gone and some of the buoys
011 of the surloundings and were broken off under “'11th Mr.
V They took advantage of Massie said he talked with some of
asked many pertinent quegqtlle lessees of the territory, and in
V,’and apparently missed noiliiiig,t\\'(11'y ruse the persons appeared 1111x-
'iereat or importance that could'iCUS lo Gil-operate in bringing 11b011t
8911- VEvelV:y phase of me Maurice V satisfactory conditions of things. Mr.
r1159... mutei industry has gum Mannie also said corlnin bums 11nd
The visiting phy slpjang inspect, stakes that ale out near the channel
sanitary conditions and sur- .bclow Conimicul Point ale l11okon ofi’
' ‘ "at ‘Bivuvle’ and closely 1V by the paddlou 111,111 in of the buy steam
child, yer all of the distance lnter- 3 01‘s which pass over them. Some of
tween the floats at Bivavle the lossccn of ground ‘in this section
' er,-beds in Maurice River say it is uselcss to try and keep tho
l,pe_¢'om1.;sluu of the day-'Sistakes up as they should be because
Milli“, of the three physicpmsVoi‘ Ibo simmers. The conditions
tiling to admit that their 1111111111 which do not 111921111110 unite up to 1110
reed from every possible standards of tho law are couilncd Io
Veyery liogsible projmpce the smaller holdors of oyutor pods.
mstm had been lOinOVLil $2110 Ml‘. 11118310.
1’. the physicians. a noted ox Cominmiding tho new (“unipiwllv
accordinv to‘ 11... Bridge. l‘rico shellfish l11\v pussed by the lust
' Pioneer " he “as lead\-m,.\in1_\l111ui locinlaiuio tho Baltimore
Veto take issue with l)1‘_\Vi]Q)‘_ “Sun" says that while tho 1nc isurc
other person regarding tho pin"- “ as not all the advocate oi oy slur cut
11' atiafactory condition (11‘ Ibo 11110 doslrod it does remove the 1111-
‘lver Cove 0y 13191 1111011 ll lIlnIilClllllG 1"estlil'tion of 1101011130,
51310 be marketed. All of the «which prevented enterprising mun
; 11s commended freely 11an fav. from gollli.’ into the business. in tho
the excellent saniiary , six yours Iliu l-lamun law was in oporn-
urroundlug the {Innis 111111011 but 1.11111 ones were talus-n up
" d all of the visitors declar- ' 'l‘lie Sholllish (‘Onnnlsnion has alroady
an ‘01. possible for pollution,1'01'1'11'1'11 applications 1111' 8.11110 ncros
beds in Maurice River under tho new law with 11111 pruapoct
' WOrd, those eminent 11113111111111 111. 111.1111 2,11110 more will be bullied
put their stamp of up- 1 ”below. the summor is over. FlveAbou-
_V 'allfledly upon the Maurice: sand norcs ought to give us 11 good
V e oyster output. 1 start. ii! 111 u Sllmi‘lelli area to dummi-
' submit the Bayporl :hnrrelisu'ate the possibilities of culture.
lit Earhart, L. 1.. in showing, Ghee culture proves a success. we may
cavity. in another monih'iexpuol 11 1111111 for tho bottoms. Pre-
real lively, for old-tlm- i. jlldlce 01’. tongorg and those who got.
it lg to be a good seas- ' their living out of the water has mill.
iatod nsnlnst every. attempt to dovolop
this Industry, and It is gratifying to
me‘flhovword that the oyster} learn from Chairman Green that ”the
1mm In about ended. 111' prejudice against. oyster culture, for-
'lvharves are clear oi the 1115 111111111 hold by natuial bur oyatcrmen.
Ill 1111 which have been 1111- is last dying out." 119 hellevcs that
for nearly 11 year. Two . lntime they themselves will be among
thedgealers above the Ferry ' the planters. That. has noon the lllll-
in our Haven, who start. ' tory of every such movomont. 1111111111-
avo some shells loft. «er Swanson Earle not long ago In the
Inc which had fully linlf 'Sundny "Sun" told how Massachuo
119111 on their whnrves etts, Rhudc lslund and Connecticut
“the shells to the beds have turned their waters . into gold
’ minor by the culture 01 oysters, lob-
‘thllfinh Commission; liters, claims. unaliogn and scallops.
. , 1 Vernon Codd. {11131116 Maiylnnd's natural orator barn, 1'11-
1111111011 Guillermo. Tho served for sole use of tho ol'stormen,
111111116 for tho use ol.cmbraoc 2113.852 acres, and Mr. 111111111.
11111111 and the field estimates that there nrc- 300.1100 acres
’VlIslon. The Kalil. 01! 1101101111 which "will produce aye
no 1111111111111 Thur» tors and other shellfish, but which are
' now barren and 11ndovclopod“-nn‘
area that is capable oi adding millions
to the whim of this 81111;». y’lullllng 11
11111111101113 profit to investors. 11111111111-
ins remunerativé ompIOymnt to
thousands. '7 ,1 , '
01111110111qu! Oyitn Not“. ,
31111111 1311111.. at New Havoc, have
received word horn their (11111111116111
Nounvon, Conn, and there-.
V 11111 amoral can of seed, 111111
T:_.... :rm . . ,
' on the Pacific 111111111, where they chip 1
are to run next winter, for the pur-
pose of installing an electric hoist,
which will greatly facilitate the un-
loudlnguoi boats for the shop's supply.
One of the boats of the Alex. Fran
or Co. reports the finding of oyster
set from the inshore. grounds.
'RAILROADS HIT BY CANAL BILL
SENATE PASSED.
The Panama cnnul bill went through
the senate by a vote of 47 lo 15 after
it had boon amended to carry the pro-
visions that follow:
The interstate commerce commis-
sion may compel railroads to divest
themselves of control of stoumships
if it decides their ownership is detri-
mental to the public interest.
The canal shall be closed to ships
owned by American railroads.
The (11111111 shall be closed to ships
owned by corporations violating the
Sherman null-trust law.
The lhird amendment was voted for
lly Senator Brundegee.
Tho sot-0nd aniondmonl was voted
for by Scuuior McLean, who was one
of the sovcii “regulars" to so cast a
vote. ‘
Sunumr llrundcgoe closed the do-
hate on the bill 'by insisting that the
provisions of the senate bill admitting
Alllt'l‘lillillVTCSSGlS engaged in the for.
1111111 trade to free passage in the 1111-
11111 was 1111 undoubted violnllon of the
I'lzu'-l’1111ucoi'oie treaty with Great
llrilnin.
llo opposod the Williams unicnd-
iucuf 11111111111111: Amorlcnu owned for-
1' an PATRICK AND THE 3111111111ch
clever as aids In
' most dimcult of all ecclesiastical les-
1-1211 built vosols to lincrlcan 1111.11111'1,
proxldcd 1110) did not engage in consi
\Vim' il‘ilili'.
II has been proposed illill ihls‘
would help build up the American inter?
11111111. 11111111113" he said. To my mind?
it would ho 11 humiliating spoolaclc'
for .1\1ncrlcnus to see ships traveling'
around 11111 world under the Alucrbl
c1111 lilo; wiili tho iahol ‘lluill in Ger-V
1111111)" attached to them." i
lleforo the vote Sonulor l’oindcxluré
road a loiler from Louis I). lilh-nndcls
11111111111111 New England to be in tho
1:11p oi an "Intolerable rnil monopiy.“
The big light of the dayQumc 01111
iln- provision of the house bill that no
roilrond should own or control n steam
ship lino with which it might compete
for trniilc. if such a provision wvro
law the New York,,Ncw Haven and
Hartford, the New York Control,
Pennsylvania. Sontllnrn Pacific and
nanny olhoi' system would be obliged
to rollnqulsh thulr onormously valua-
ble utoamshlp'lioldlngs. A vast read-
justmont of transportation relations
would be. nocenultnted.
'l‘lic vigor ortho struggle testified
to the Bonnie's appreciation of the
question’s importance. The once all~
polunt New England Republican plia-
innx fought the house provision. do
fending tho Now Havon’n ownership of
wntor lines and telling the progressiv-
os that the citizens of New England
were satisfied with existing condi-
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”WON’T“ BUFFER FROM
50151“
A new treatment has recently been
.dlscoverd by 111 prominent Dhl‘slolan‘
which is guaranteed tundra ‘ull skin
. didactic! «11111111111111». ThII now
11111111141111 is called Hillml‘b: and.“ not
only 51911119111111, 111111 «11111111111111, but ' ‘
1 11011111111 no load aroury ‘or 11111111111:
11111111111 minus 1 11161111111931. 111111;
Wonderful and than n roInVii'I lot-V
low its 111111
quickly 11111.
obsilnntouud' 111' 11111
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The story 01' St. Patrick and the
shamrock is familiar to all: how St. ~
Patrick, trying to tell the pagan Irish
the mystery of the Trinity. plucked
from the and at his feat a leaf of the, ‘
shamrock and illustrated his remarks
by pointing to it. Many a curate and
puzzled teacher has gratefully bor-
rowed the Idea and n. hnndful of
inculcuting this
cons. It is believed, however, that.
the irish knew about the sacred char-
1 color of the, trefoil long before St.
Patrick visited them.
It is Certainly a curious coinci-
dence if it is nothing more, that the
trefoil in Arabic is called “shamrnkh,”
and was held sacred to Iran as em-
blematlcal of the Persian Trluds.
Pliny, too, who died in A. D! 79. in,
his famous. work on natural history.
says that serpents are ne‘ver seen
upon trefoil and that. it prevails
against the stings of snakes and deer-
pious. It may be justly reasoned that
previous to St. Patrick's arrival the
Irish had ascribed mystical virtues to
tho trefoil and that, hearing of the
Trinity for. the first time. they Ian-
oled some peculiar fitness In their al~
ready sacred plant to shadow forth
the newly revealed and mysterious
doctrine.
THE MILK COMES EASIER.
A farmer living near Great Notch,
N, J., declares that his cows give
down their milk much better while
listening to the strains ofVa phono-
graph. He now uses‘ the phono-
Ml
graph regularly at milking-time, and
claims that his discovery is one of
the greatest importance to farmers.
When he is in a hurry he sets the
machine to playing such tunes as the
Flshers‘ Hornpipe, the Irish Washer-
womnn, and the Arkansas Traveler.
LADIES’ CIGARETTE COMPANION.
A fashion which may be said to be
taking the place of the ordinary brace-
let and bangles
among society
‘ ladies in the com-
bined cigarette
companion, rings,
and bracelet.
Sometimes u doin-
ty gold or silver
«cigarette case is
merely attached
to a ring fixed to
the bracelet. The
designe shown, however In proving ox-
coptionaily popular among the elite.
These ladies’ cigarette companions can
haVbought at all prices. and it might be
mentioned that‘an exceptionally vai-
uable one was sold in Bond street.
L‘ondon. recently for $4,000.
A
NEW 8HAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
A further Interesting addition to
London memorials to Shakespeare
will be unveiled in Soutbwnrk catho-
dral. This will take the form of an
alabaster semi-recumbent figure of the
poet, and will be placed at the east
end of the south aisle beneath
Kcmps‘a stained glass window, which
is also in memory of ShakeIpeure.
The background to the new memorial
will include a ban’r'allof 0! at. $11-
vlour'I church-the original name and
labrlo or the cathedralwnnd Blinke-
spearo's Southyark home of 1696.
stated by Allen to he “neutrino Boar
Gardén.”-Londou Standard“.
W“. 1
MOTHER'B BLlaalNO.
nit—u-
We are oltIn told that “tho‘heunl
that rocks the ordain rule» the World."
but the interest
Inc operation may
now no bottomed
with ma. ‘ and
without hard in-
.1 Vermin». '1”, ‘
and '
obstruct; M1111"
mm 111 illumination:
"fit ‘ovld ‘
(30011:an Summer
Warmer 1__n Winter
0
_ compo 110.1111) 1.. much ‘“
Warmer 111 an plamr in Winter,
but cooler in Summer. Use it
to line walls and ceilings. it“ 11
dry, sanitary, can t warp, crack 1-
oerali oil. Taken paper, paint
or tint 1111111111111»
Use ltior garages staterooms. '
chicken houses. It in air-light
and moisture- light. In lengths
V' of {11.11118 1016 in. 4 11. wide and
14-inch ihick‘. V
Writ: to u: for 11mph and
booklet telling what Compo- .,
Board is and why ll is more,
economical. stronger more Iai-
ialaciory. Write a polliilloday,.
L. L. ENSWORTH
& Son
340-50 Front St;
HARTFORD. CONN.
”.
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TIME TO LOOK FOR METEeRS
Earth Will Pass Through Densoat Part
of the Cloud In Few Days.
The next. few dais will he an excel-
lent time to obscive shooting stars.
for the l'orselds, or August meteors.
are visible during the. first half of 'Au-
gust. and the next two or three days,
the curth, passes through the densest
part of the cloud, says the Springfield
Republican. Those meteoric particles
uppenr in all parts of the shy but true-
ing their paths back in imagination.
most of thine will be foun‘d'lo point
to the constellation Perseus. That
constellation rises in the northeast,
below Cassiopeia, about 9 o‘clock and
the, general direction of the meteors
will be to the southwest. The paths
of the ‘l’érselds are parallel but they
appear to radiate from a single point.
because of perspective.
in 'nncient times no scientific study
of meteors was made, but the great
display of November. 1883, attracted
the attention of the students and a
great deal more has been learned of
their action. By duplicate observa-
tion from different points it has been
established that the average height 111
which meteors appear is about eight}
and forty lllllPS. Beyond .100 miles
nud within twenty miles they seldom
11 pponr, wiili the exception of tho 1111'
nor mosses which escape. consumption
in their passage through the ulmos
plicro and fall to the ourlln ’l‘lioy en
tor the atmosphere at all councivnblt
uncles and as their velocity averages
about. 111-11111):st miles 11. second and
tho orblinl velocity of tho earth is
ci:1,l1wen.11nd 11111111111111.111- mllos 11 non
unlit soon.» of them pass through the
nimosphcru with a velocity of about
i‘o1'1yri‘our uiilcs a second. l’onclrnl
ing' the air at lliin‘rute heat is gonornl.
cd and tho mctoors become lncundos-
i'nl, causing the pluuioinoun of the
trail.
Usually the material is exhausted
by the limo tho molcor roaches 1111-,
dunno lowor strata of the nir,‘bnt an
occasional lowor body known as a
meteorite reaches the earth hoforo ii
is consumed. It is estimated that 20.-
uilbdiilil meteors cuter the atmosplicl't'
ovcry day which would be visible to
tho naked eye in the unconce of sun.
moon and clouds, and it the telescopic
ulciam‘a, which are too small to be
visible to the naked eye, are included
the number would be about twenty
limos us largo. Meteors appear to be
much larger than they really uro 11o
cause of their luminosity, but with the
exception 01' luciorlton thorn. are few
which exceed 100 or at least 1,000 lbs.
in Weight and the smallest meteors
visible to the naked eye are probably
about the size 011 coarse grains of sand.
4m-..—
Hay fever and asthma make August
a month of intense BHHBTUIEV to many
panplo. Foley's Honey and Tar Conn
pound gives prompt ‘easo and relief.
and Is soothing and healing to the in-
flamed membranes. Wm. M. Mere.
thew, N. Searsport, 11/10., pays: “1 suf-
fered with asthma [or many years, and
have used man a doctor's prescription
without 11111.1. few done: at Foley's
Honey and Tilt Compound relieved me
and 101111 than a bottle caused 11 com
plate cure. I am glad to letothers
lknow 11111110111111 Honey and T11 Coni-
pound has done for me." lloi’uso 111111-
11111119». W. 11‘. Wigmoro a Clo. "
1mm
thither—«(to his 11011 whom he has
removed lylnulwl never told a
Vilerwhen' l 11 small. 1 1
at = 'Ilcns-e-Woli. how old were you.
began whilsdendb.
11111, when you .
, The {Clifford Pharmacy
. imlstia one 4
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than he can anybody else.
1V n
a
Rexall
Stralw Hat Cleaner ~
10c pkg.
MAKIES OLD HATBLOOK LI
NEW
choose FOR YOUREXAMINER
one who 11.1.01 only a skillful rc~
fractiouisi but who is also (11111111 '
died by training and experience to
recognize any (iii-leased condition
that may exist, .
/
“5 We employ cx'perlodced ()cullsta
to cxnniino'cycs and guarantee
sstlsll‘ncflo'n.
Prompt attention to mail orders.
THAMER“
' Ocullsls and Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, 01.
Open Sat. Elienlugl. Est. 15 Years.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Direct'or- Fmbalmer
19 No. Main 81., So. Norwa‘lk
Rilcidencc, 5, Washington at.
Telephonc at office—3364.
Telephone at bounce-693.
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Your Opportunity
We Offer for Sale
Two New Houses in Norwalk.
Each has 7 rooms and both. hot
air bent, electric light, 101. 1'10 x 135, -
one minute to trolley. The price is
right. Also the terms.
Full particulars on application to
.l. M. LAYTON & Co.
WWW 31-17004!
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE EYES EXAMlNED FREE
AGENT 8 AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
5 Railroad Ave. . South Nor-walk, Ci.
Open Monday and Saturday evening!»
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
Renwick Optical Co.
{WWW
Tilie Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (10.
The Only Fully Equipped '
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805-50 so. Main St.
80. .Norwalk. Music Hall Block
“HE..—
AT LAST
we have found
1
JGUDOIDOWWGW
iBUMMER TIMETABLE
0n and alter Monday, June 17,1912.
the now and commodlous 1.
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Cunt. William G Young, will run as .
follows: Leave Huntington for Non
walk Mondays and Fridays at (1:45 a.
in. and 2.30 r. in. Leave Norwnlk for
iiunilnguon Mondays and Fridays at
1:431 :1. 111. and 5:30 p. m. Excursion .
lickois 150 cents. Single fare 40 cents.
cannot that We {99' confident
121111.112111111111111111111131 will be Entirely Satis-
Uur summer schedule gives the poo factory in every way
Complete with 6 feet
of Wire- wound Tubing
pic of iL‘onnecticut an outing on the
$2 0 2 5
new and commodious steamer I-Iunt
lngion across the sound uud over one
United Electric
Light 81 Water Co
of the finest sheets of water in tho
uor‘ul, lllunlington Tiny, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can make arrangements with the cap
[£1111 to 11101) at Valley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on the
boat by competent steward.
THlE’RECREATION TOURS.
Block Inland, 3 day tours $11.50
Saturdays, Aug. 10, 17, 24, 318i.
Atlantic City. 5 day tour: $21.00
Mouduys. Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept. 9. 16.
White Mountains, 5 day tourI $26.00
Monduys, Aug: 12, 19. 26. Sept. 2nd.
Thousand Islands. 5 days’ tour $34.00
Tuesdlal’. Aug. 20th.
Royal Atom, 9 days' trip $74. 00
Tuesday, August 20111 ‘
Bermudl, 9 day trip: $41.50 up
Satgirifiuys, Aug. 17, 21, Sept. 7. 14,
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountain), 6 day trips $21.50
Mouduys, Sept. 9th. 111111. Accom»
LOVER’S
Lnodailona sinclnlm Hotel, Bethlo- .
H H
Manuall FIIII, 4 dIyI' trip ”$31.00 THE PLACE
Saturiay. Sept 71h
Niagara Fllll. so Lawrence River,
Montroill. ‘
Saturday. Sept. -7th, six days' trip,
1 .1
For descriptive circular oi all tours
call on G. W. Harris, at depot. or ad-
dmsn ii‘he Recreation Tourist 00.,
191, 0111139 St. New Haven. ‘
111 Yoi 1 Home Complete with 111
lirass Bed
01' 11 Ml iii-m that will make you tool
like a. in year old wnéx'i you wake up
Thaygnoed no breaking in;
In 1111 morning? 111 War Dresser oil 3
the Intt 1 design? Hard you 11. 113111.
on Dali 111111115 Table with (limits to ‘ $113900 _ V&V $31150
111111111111 “boos your More 1111110 ‘3de , '1
you are short of anything in
The 01033
Shoe ~
FOR 1110111111
A stylish; dreasy shoe de~ '
signal for perfect comfort.
Norwalk Chronicler