. Let Oth9r9 Buy Trashy Rubbers
« M
,. MEN l—-Save your hoolth and temper—'4 et rubbdrr
with vitality In thgm—I—th9. Bone n fiFull. Bran. They? to
the long wearing kind. You aft’fit‘ style and good rer-
viceA—esp'ecially at the heels. hat a ‘where the test of a
good rubber comet. The common kind often disappoint.
UBBERS
cloud the tryout 're II balanced rubber -— tougllA-heeled «will
mist the gritty grind o pavement andr‘idewalk. Buy them next time.
Here are two cod once to «elect: the “Apollo"W for ever day
9 went and the' ‘Vu can' 'tor extra stormy occulouo. We Itand
:‘Aol theta Itortn fighten. They' re "tigen" for wear. Get a pair.
. :CONNEALLY AND BRACKE N. Washingttm SI.
“ViiLCAN”
For
‘ Hind
Service
.I ‘An
Exceptional
as about the host port of hi; tile in . 'A
. building up latent! now in view of 99m99
A recent ruling}; bottle IFoder’al “Boa d of .
I of the Agricultural NMNmmtmond ,
' ; tern otI'the harbors ‘a‘ud nbayrr. in tho
" mod received notice from the
A to the oyetéra had been taken.
A that invite lunch as the new order
t: it,» is going to min out . fl "
' dhd‘bthe oyster routine“ no
Health—otherwise the more food ml
the New York city and New York'
state Board. .of Health. In other-.9
worda, Mr. Carmen in going to one
at low to dndIout where he is at.
What is known in New York city
ondhtuto on the Metropolitan Sowalte
CommltrsiOn recently declared the war .1
vicinity of New York dangerous for
bathing. gathering shellfish on even
getherlngdriitWood and handing it.
This decision followed one by the .
Federal committee declaringI Jamnloa
Bay a. place unfit to raise oysters in ‘9
Several duyd ago, it. seems, Mr. Cor .
New 9
York City Board or Health that he
must stopwdrinklng’r’ his Oysters in
lfndlan HeadICreckIuneur the Faeroe
Eat IBaeinlnrllanlnicaI Bay, no throwa-
toro there are too near the sources of
sewn‘ge pollutiOn. This action was in
line with the recent Auction of Health 9
Communism; Lederle in revoking the .
permits of all oystermen having hello ‘
around New York and issuing new
ones only when rationed thot even”
precaution to preAv'ent infection coming
HOUSE
for nurses at a price within
Snap and it s on.
Made in plain blue and
Sizes 34 to 44
The N. E.
9! WASHINGTON 97..
REVERSIBLE
A common sense garment for general housewear or
The snap band makes the slip on fit like a glove.
When soiled reverse front.
PRICE $1 50
DRESSES
reach of every wor‘nan.
black and white
RYAN Co.-
. cou‘ru NORWALK
l
Mr.
Carmen thought .nllout the situation _
a. icw days and nights and decided
With the colder weather you need more Blankets and” more
Comfortabies. Let us supply your needs
WINTER COMFORTABLES
$1.00 to $4.00
wmren BLANKETS‘ 9
are to $7.50
WlNTER UNDERWEAR
Children’s Garment;
25c to 75¢
m
Ladiee’ Garment:
250 to 31.00
Men's Gormento '
50o to $1.00
Children’o Union Suite
509 and 81.00
Ladiee' Union Suits.
0 ' , A A '-A~ '
A. DIckerman 8: Son.
84 Washington Street“ South Norwalk ’Phone 446
We give 9w: Green Trading Stumps
—"— «~q'__.fie__
® [XIAA SPEAIAS ®
.ueo'r rtouo, 1.1mm: no
' near rtouomunnet .. «no
in Pounce e‘qun ron .. moo
IWARRANTED cocoa oozlm —.............. 869
out pornoea av coe'r. .
The Great A&P Tea Company
tilt ontlmo‘t’otAt it. Iouftt “ambit A
9 Delivering tutu. Io. 30M 3;,” p. to. tire. Doltvon
ol'Io'Io0|I..COooolo-ohooologohhgill
onooaol-ooonoll-aol‘oooool
S
‘ tot. No. not.
{that are really to hflhtho for Elly pollu-
AtloliAln initiation
~ ions to oyster culture, their not he
AA. Willem vmlztuomoi'm
might put him out of buABineEo for a
few years ho‘d get puay with the folk
y should it be deter-
'AmifiAB(E flnllilAyAA thdtmlch it thing does
really exist in that great body of tide
water. Accordingly he has died no
tice of a suit for damages the sum fill»
ally to be named all that the 'tlo-oniied
pollution shall have coathtm’ in the
wnrdrobet, etc. Drop I portal card
BEFORE-YOU BUILD .
WriteAforTHIS' BOOKLET
burn about Cmpo‘Board, the perfectlining for
well- urd ceiling. It is dry,w
dcmxge- root; can ’tAcrack or chip to 0pm] the wall.
no: or morph and hour! telling how Compo-
Borrd it used not only‘ In line dwelling- hut tor
ginger. staterooms, tignboardt, ttore window,
L. L. ENSWORTH 6t SON, 340-50 Front Sh. Hartford. Conn.
worm, germ- proof and
for thin booklet today.
oyster business. He meant that he
did not pollute his oyster beds. if
there is pollution at those points the
city, through its regularly constituted timore' “Ml “‘3“be 0‘5“” centers.
authorities has done it. Now m9 hundreds of other oyster craft rushed
game or equally high city authorities to tho grates! natural uyoter beds to
have warned him not to sell his oyo lthe worm ‘0 D" (“MAY 0“ “I“ We“
;tcre, it is for the city to defend Itselt "id M their “10"“ Ml '0 “1°“ '6“
and show what right it mt hendoreA Inactive markets The ‘osster made
Mr. Carmen's oyptcrs unfit to out andI .mg in the Chesapeake this your org-
then penalized him for taking them mines to break all records within the
away from there. memory of any living oyster richer-
Slncc -.Mr Carmen announced a few man
can ago his intention to tight theA Certifying that the waters of Great
city legally. other oyster stallion in South Bay 1.. 1., particularly that port
Jamaica Bay. have begun to appear or it fronting Islip, whore Blue Points
“US! Wlnant Hutfmlre. one of the oyltera are groom almost exclusive-
laIgeet oystermen in Brooklyn. huaA ly, the {hallo Town Board of {health
indicated that the members of the has issued the following. "We. the
Oyster Pinntera' Protective Associn- ABoard of Health of the town of lollp.
tlon could recover heavy damages and New York: do hereby certify the we-
be recalled the suit brought against Atom oi the Great 3911mm fronting
the city at Brooklyn about 20 year: .199 town ‘ot‘lsuo. covering the 9»
ago. when James A Bailey Richard ,tiro not where the flluo Point on
Hurtmiro on other oyster-men with tomato raised and irown. is absolute.
beds in Jam on Bow polluted by nAly free from my contamination Worn
sewer built by the town of rial-hush. image. dramatic or our other source
recovered a verdict M12900. The 9whataoever. The regulations m on
law is specific on this point,9occord- .dlnlhcee of the Board of Heelth.
in; to Alvoh F. ‘Burllndame, who hall which are rigidly enforced. mhlhlt
represented many of the omormen the draining or any cesspool or closet
in legal matters. The city can be
held liable under section lflwf theAlnto the waters of the Great Booth
Conservation Law of 1911. ruining 911913”. The throwing of mm of
follow: 'inliutlnx Watoro.~81udse' tiny kind into either the boy or water
fluid or refuge; from oil workir. or Ito-Anionic; into the none in oft-let!!! f0!“
gar houooo or building connectedAhidden.1‘lIa ordlnunoeo Moire all
therewith; eatoe'ot mitt-o Ire-tithe mun. micron and «upon. shell 99 clothed
utncturo of oil for monomer: or othorionce every month end contents no
nub. wage. or my robot-nee injur- moved in ticlit mountain. and bun
led over 800 foot from water 0"
running ntrwp And there condi-
tioned or Allowed to run into“ vote"
I11 the vicinity of mm W out
upon it “AWN!“ to the alternation
of the superintendent thot Wr hallo
have bottom helium from one or
more of that com. it. *3!“ timid:
duty to econ complaint to It. nude
in o criminal action gallant the poo
too or pot-one :9 Minimum ouch
pottenorpemnclool! Rollo“ Will. Rom-of
9 alto be liable to ram WW”
idiom."
mm. o. 0.. on In. alto .
in the throes of nth
l
l! m. from intention end meat. the
“that notary momma"
The Blue
town. their orator “not It Wool: lily-
vino. 1.. .. out bovine it .
dictum. L. 1.. to he t ‘
into any running water which emotion
done neceuadly thinly tint all oyo-
t9" taken from thooe bed: or. wool.
with no.1; 91de»
hillbilly
«m. translator MAM“ upon antacid eyelet- mono.
the main motor brittle: Ions in
WU} M9“! 3‘“ Mi WW3
commission from Maryland and Vin
glnla and the Gavernment.
Complaint is heard in Wilmington,
Dot, heoauog some resident. of that
place one dredging Itho 'Bfoadkiin
Bitter, near Milton,‘l)oi.. for oysters
which are mold” to other towns out-
side the county. it is sold from 15
to 20 board art employed at the ore»
lsent I: ma dredging, and on fast as the
oysters are caught wagons ore then
ready to be loaded to convey them *0
th1 d'ilerent Sussex towns and vii
19895.
The oyster season for extra hands
at iiI.Ilgoport. Conn. is proctlcally
ended and about all of the oyo‘or-
man are hack home again. Theyeay
the cocoon was it duodenum] one, but
the not did not last long enough to
makertue neuron a highly profitable
one. .
Edward Horton. a Danhury, Conn. ’
hotter ate some oy‘etere recently in
a. New York city reltourout and no-
eanic ill He gave out the news he
was suffering from ptomnlne poison-
ing. of course. ‘ At the hospital it one
found he hld a well dovetailed case of
pleurlry and didn't. know it.
At Atlantic County. 'IN. 1.. many
lunchtime" of oylter beds hove nex-
loctod to renew their lenses for on
ter around. not wort by the law for
Planting norm The
County Oyster Communion doubted
their right to not in the Iltuhtion
neon. chief oi the norm of stall
lupin... no owuliii'tl the At‘m
General of the Stole. qul thou wrote
the followlnd: “i run «to in ndvlrw
to: you thot under m it of on
low of 1905. creation m9 0m
comm-lion to‘r Minute WNW
ore lolly Authoriied and «nomad
to mount try incl PW tho titu-
within your intimation ot mono who
headed tuyon thou tends. The
moon hum um Ithti contact. to
field out! explicit. 1ft mm. on mm
Armor organism Atoll in Mind opium“
' AA‘r'tor " m
Amt: '
Thar trolled for «Blue to 0mm it. to
Thanksgiving'on through the
In the commercial world
Wargs.
closed out.
Open Vegetable Dishes
Illrcad Plates
Coffee Cups and Saucers
Platters"
Soup Tureeus
Fruit Saucers
l’ic Plates
1‘ ca Plates
Breakfast Plates
Dinner Plates
Soup Plates
Prospective or the Holiday
As the Holiday Season 9 poroachcn all women
thought of the condition of their China closets, aIItici—'
paring dinner parties, suppers and lunchcons, from
Covered Dishes, round or oval
r.r
take
“LA." tor. .
'thcrcgis really no better
time to buy China than in November before'TlIaIIksgiw
.'ing, for always new patterns are shoWn and always con-
sessions are made In the pric es of droopcd patteIIIs.
9 AN OPENING SALE OF CHINA DINNER SETS
.9 , , I‘ AABEGINS THIS WEEK.
English Porcelain, Pouyat, .Haviland and other French
Auotrian China. and American China ,
from the best domestic potterics.
Priécs from $18 00 to $75 00
For 112 piece sets.
Designs in rqoeand fem, Oriental and conventional
band bordeI‘S with gold, lavender borders with
blue, floral patterns, anti the plain white and gold,
.‘Come early and take a long time to see all.
gold, old
Gus Ranges, Special
Several largo Gas Ranges , cabinet style, are to
be
Three-burner top with Oven and broiler, was $25.00
at $15. 00. ,
Founbumer top with ov on and broilm, was $30.00 ‘
i ,I 9 at $20 00.
Four-burner top with oven, broiler and ‘warming'
A closet, Was $35.00 A
at $27.50.
Basement Furnishing Store.
English Earthenware Dishes
19, 23 and 24c
30c
. A17c
85c and $1.00 __
4o, 56, 79, $f.00 and $1.25
$1.50
5. 7 and 8c
7 and 8c
8 and we
10 and 12c
10 and 15c
10 and mo
(in sale imcmdiatcly.
.C.H
j CARS
,REDDY & AYERS MOTOR CO.
50 VAN “NIT ITREET,
MOT NORWALK.
by due process of low."
Milford. Dot. oyster dealer: say
they are unable to not enough oyntoro
for home eomumotlon: The Wilming-
ton. on, “News." aye urn-t of hill-
rd'n supply to being brought from
Merton and the Murder-loll River.
In in the loner-l bullet that oyttemeo
in the Ml'rptllou [liver “I9 Viol-tint
the low in writ to colonic: 019-
too- out thorn to planters And
Mimi! “Malamute! the
mono or. the river, Yl‘lle low openin-
ootly mm they ihoil not dolhllmnd
tint only 12 both»: walla man in
on! one III! by my no. men. tut
your “to W m the luv
tutti! tit mom or the not: com
Warmmllodtoitm it Im
olrra ro DAY modestly.
uw—uflfl-
eon-rode Donation: Reported at the
Monthly Meeting Yesterday. A
The rigour monthly meeting oi the
(tincture of the Day Nuroery Associa»
tion who held Monday afternoon with
Alt-I. J. Dumortior. Three hundred‘
and forty children were cared for our»
in] the month of October end the fol-
lowlnl xlttl reported: » ,
loom", 9. Benton.
Neodymium J R. Marvin.
Money tar telephony-Rev. .1.
Werner.
ltooelptcd bill for laboratory-«Moo:
Church -
old “Mn-“'A hired.
Coke-39". ltummler. . I
Towel: and truth. clothwuro.‘
littoral, ‘ _ *
mi and clothlnrulir. Ind 9M
A»
9.?
EQMIW. . .‘ .
who he: or brown room»
en‘s: w '3‘. mm;
. lyw-Whottoover Girol'
Norwalk Chronicler