3'1de “do,“ 1'
. in} mail ones shoot one inch
. more than three inches,
being more than twentY-ilve or
that are larger than two inches.
rs to the bench at Foirlleld.
setter last Builders big storm.
srt time they came armed with
msginshlo carriers and moped a
hey-vest of the shell ilsh There will
tome myal meals in the village for
like are law does of this week where
‘sl meals were not known hetero.
.. what: better could he wished than
‘ liters" heaven sent?
llama and Fish Coinmlehioner Men.
eter industry in “a” way “that
1 tools better days for 11.11510 has
‘n visiting along the coast and has .
formed himself as to the industry's
so dltiou. lie has found it had, and
fair way of being eliminated
in among the industries of the
Slate. The laws for its protection '
development are not being err
g’ the oyster hods at a rate that
promises to make the oyster as scarce
“hides on the plains of the west.
c has accordingly called upon
nflrence dud devise way-s for
the protection or the oysters, and the
industry may be built up.
.3 daily domes with m“.
advent or ‘I’Mnltehlvin‘g did not tell
‘ ethic year, and they were ship—
hing big cargoes or chucked oysters.
The cold weather or lost week aided
also-1n materially increasing trade.
home or the nrms‘ were rushing their
' ' is, carrying cargoes from the ow
tee: grounds to the factories, and the
j'hhuchere in some of the shops work»
odiromdnmw teen. in. .,
The schooner yacht Vagrant when
Works (10.. New London. Conn” pre-
sented a dimcult task for the point~
hers who had to clean her nnderhody
the waterline the yacht was covered
, illn- ,oi.’ the sohr.“ I
very mm o! oysters on. V
.1115“.an they arrived The, ., ‘
spread to the tom; and within- ‘iy
camels. has taken hold or ‘
0113011 and oyster pirates are depict . ‘
the oysterlnén o: the stateto meethim .
enforcement of the laws, so thin— the w;
who. oystermen were-.5
film the rush of hush
plotted on the winter stocks at thel
1 _ yard or the New bondOn Marine iron l
‘hd paint it tor the winter Below
humour
o'rhlnncorrc.
IW. 1m“
‘ *‘nZWgW
A emoluments
medallist-
' msSmdeer Sizer.
meme steam “or
lore Associate Judges Csmelier end
Basil It involves the validity of the
not at the Mtlaiaturo at 193.0 which
prohibits the taking 043 oysters in the
Patuent River, north of a line drawn
from the north side or Kali-tiles
creek in St. Marys County to the
eminent side at the mouth of Hun-
ges'iord creek, in Calvert county. with
any instrument or device other than
ordinary rakes or tongs with wooden
shells, to be used entirely by hand
The case came upon appeal iron: a
decision imposing a. one on an omen
der, the proceeding being mannmhle
one. The appellant contended that
there was no such pieces on the map
or the United Stole: Geological Sur-
vsy es Hunger-lord creek. while the
lth tiny oysters These adhered to
Redwood of the vessel. penetrating
paint‘and mode it necessary for.
the wood to be bored entirely before.
several weeks to prepare the hull of
the yacht for the reception or paint
,(laptain Periham of the Vagrant ex-
plained the oyster sets on the ves-
: Iei by stating that she lay in Oyster
. Boy fifteen days during the spawn-
‘ing season last summer.
Oyster packers and shippers o!
_- Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va" have had
» o busy week of it The holiday rush
was on. beginning with last Friday.
crowded to the utmost to 1111 their or
coring stock of line quality at satis-
Win at present are coming in
the upper reaches of Chess-
No .my and min primecondition.
one. larger packing establishments
Ire now running to their lull oops-
Ill! Shockers and other help are in
“and. end will be for several days
last.
It is profitable that no report con-
cornice the Potomac meet oyster
«he made been out spans.
When the Joint oyster commission
token therefrom it was extend that
ll Walblo that the third and I‘ll.
hem mom will eggs“.
[map as Heller: Gut Consequently
they could be removed It. will take‘
[her of witnesses who testified that
inunxerlord creek, and the court do-
, “and up to Tuesday night they wero'
tiers. Deniers had no dimculty in so}
notary prices. The host oysters Ob-l
desalination will not be made before .
_; Murry or Merci: of next year. The ‘ .
«new. ore to he mod. to the
_ . of Virginia. the common oi "‘1
one. rm the United stem
ogre agriculture or Know 9
the chemist representing Virginia.
resolution which was we
will); that no Militant
die men out retarding the POr '
or except by the Wills,
estuary on the Calvert county side at
the river opposite Konrltiel creek. in
St. Mary’s county was defined on the
the line referred to in the law led to
nowhere. The state produced a norm
lHelle'n Gut was gener'aily' known as
‘cided there was no doubt oi the ex-
iiltence of Hungerford creek, and the
failure 0! the Government oilicials to
'desisnste it on the map. or omitting
the some did not effect the validity
oi the law.'1‘h¢ judgment or the
justice was claimed.
I , sscovm MEMORY. ..
WATERBUBY. Dec. 9.——'1‘he Young
men who stalked into the police sta-
tion last evening unable to remember
'who he was or where he lived recov
end his memory today and announced
that his name was Arthur Leslie, 0
member not the stock company at a lo-
cal Theatre. ‘He said that he has been
suffering for severeldeys past with a
severe stink or nervousness and could
not remember where he was for the
; refinement Diarrhoea "
Vihrns
MElll‘l’O.
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Tenet Pang. Pacific Brand, 7 rolls 251:7
' Laundry Stateh. '
Fat Note ay Mackerel,
Best Creamery Butter
1! you are paying less. than our price you are not getting the Best
on are men? an interior mile. 1
ed Herring. 2 calls 250
a bag 7542 7;
45 to the 1b 10c ,
can 10c
2 lbs 7c ‘
8;1b in 990.; ‘ ‘ “
ails. 38cm,
r intern":
Thirty leafs;
'BestFlonr
lions Spinach
» Extra Stamps with Tees and Colleen
25 Stunt»! With T 113.131 "8113!)
‘Cfloe. 36o
............... 60 Stamps with 1 ll]. Tea. 700
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tee: 600
40 m8 with 1 lbs‘Tea one
251 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea 40:
..............
, 15 Stamps with _1 lb. Sultana“:
mvsfieme onset-153v moneys. ‘
‘ ' Cones . .............. .
Driveways Put in Good Condition and
Lake to be unlit. ‘
have caused these to wear out; The
association controlling the cemetery
position.
work will be started for the lake the
cemetery is to have in toilet the place
desirable. Plans tor the work are
lake.
1
DIME. .
mu.“
Forty-Three to he at Myal James Inn
This Evening,
walk will dine this waning at mt
new Royal James inn. The files of
the dinner originated with the Board
at Bonnets and Taxation, 'W
with them in various balances the
dinner grew to Mode those men and
nor at $2 a plate.
whirls me will he more ‘6? s har-
psst 48 hours.
w annotated to new into is. non- ;-i':
111011 of the river and the bivalves
“ho report should he made until other ‘~
theorist Ind complete examination “:4 1 , '
minty bouquet than anything else.
Attheprosentdmpeoplemmllsetsl
hmmlhiidsyGh Mil nod:
Bummmemmmm
Aim
BHIlC‘l'MAI
M 306.
101"!th
GHlli‘l‘MhI/
Plan" or trimmed.
use or smhmldorad.
Fairness.
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4’99”???” 9
1100 Achtamps with :1 can. MP
1 can Sultana Sales.
1 [is A. and P. ‘3”?!-
1 in. Protein
’ Riverside cemetery, Norwslk's most ‘
picturesque :burying ground, has al- . -5
We had iine‘drivewoys, but 01 into f
the heavy storms“ and, hard usage 1
......... ..100.
1 pkg. Minnie or Flashlight Tspioe‘o.
2 boxes A. and P. Stove Polish. cache:
2 cans Smoked aunties (Home Run
Brad) 1:
1 can Karo or A. and P. Corn Syrup.°
, 1
has engaged sipperly's stone crushert
and a can: of men. and well; on the -
road improvement will start on .
Monday. the crusher being already in .
.1 can Vance ~
‘. pus. mud Biol. each 50
1211 so... we en. can Assam 20c}
it is anticipated that in the spun! _
01 the (armor pond. which proved un- "
maturing The beauty or the come- -
tery will be greatly enhanced by the
NORWALK cn-v cements To.
m slowest:
Free Delivery
Deliveries Indemsndazunm.
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Forty-three city chrome 02 Non — We Glee at Guam Staph-Ask for them —
the city council had neoni‘workinx 1'?
The Batch 31 Bodily
sou-m ammonia
Lumber end MWork («Everything
BEA I
ummuMun-Wmmhm
amass-m ubMofimlflflbum
ummmm.mrmmm st 0
« “compulsion-Immune. Women-ts
f “meow-Mal“
then the plan to have all city ololsls 1:
was proposed and adopted. There- '.
ions the number will he [my-three “
and such is min: for his own dinr -;
telesales. in
1t 1- not expected that there will
be any speech-melting. at lent no
speeches oi treat length."ond the
nmvw.wwam.““w.auvmm‘m « ~ - ‘4‘ , — . 1 " “
Mahogany or Clrcasslan
Walnut.
[The same model in either
very handsome speci- ,
with carved claw foot,
carvod ropeuctlgc' around the
cop and (imp—leaves, and scan—
tlms carving on pedestal. There
are two drawers, the upper one
with 511001 and silk compart—
ments. ‘
Made to tell at $28.75,
for $15.25
until Christmas.
[13111 th floor.
Christmas Gifts of Practical Use. ~-
in the China Store.
Eiectroliers and Lamps; Mahogany Electrolier, 72
inches high, with Eulpirevshade 10f Shirred, silk; pink
with Dresden panelsycdvered‘ with gold net. 1:\ beau—
‘. tiful piece of furnishing. $40.00 complete.
Eiectroiicrs in Old Ivory finish, Rligslliil Brass,
Verde, Platina Brass and Gold Plate, with loaded 01'
opalvglass shades, in amber or green, $7.50, $10.00
$13.50,, $16.50, $20.00. $25.00 to $35.00.
Boudoir Lamps of White Enamel with fancy Em-
pire shade. $5.00.
Specimen shown in Gift Room.
Su-su-Dake Wicker Lamps. both base and shade
lined with colored silk, very artistic, $10.00, $12.50 to
17. 50. ‘ . .
Gas Lamps in Rhesian Bras3, Verde and \Vhite
Enamel. with loaded glass shades, colors in green. am—
ber and opal, $5.00 to $15.00.
Many Candies are needed at Christmas.
Brass Candlesticks, 50, 75, $1.00,.$1.25, $1.75‘Vand $2.09.
1 Colonial Glass Candlesticks, 20, 25; 50 75, 98 and $1.75..
Silvcr- plated Candlesticks $1. 50, $2. 00 and $2.150.
Japanese Uiina Candlesticks, 25c. .
Candle Shades.
Empire style, all colors ‘ soc each
‘ Candiesiiade linings, all colors from too to 50¢
" SCQIonial Glass Stick with Empire shade compiete,‘ 50c
'Dresd'en Figurines supporting candles with shade. 980
’ " .1 ‘ ' In the China Store.
‘ii‘
Silk and Cotton Pongee
for Men’s Shirts and Women’ s Waists.
.i‘wo colors only,‘ ivory and pongee, a very atlract‘
ive fabric and pleasing to wear. One yard wide, value
59 cents.
‘ 45¢ special.
, WaslnGoocls Section.
Bayberry Candies {gr Christmas Eve burning.
as and 40 ctS. in decorated boxes.
1 . . , Gift Room
. “Income GIFTS .
Our Holiday Bloch. now irony. offer a wonderiully brood 1
"mo-ammo“ models, in a larger range oi styles and calms ,
than we ever had We. 1 f
‘ These Slippers are hand knit of wool yarn and memorized I). :1
ll. 0. Cotton. with colt nodded soles. trimmed with dainty .
mm ribbon interlncln: and ribbon mm In pretty shades ll -
, of invention. nick. blue. and. rod and other pretty color combine. ll ,
1‘“ ‘m ‘ 1 . . it
reconvened». ,
when sucrose. for cold test. 250 Mir. 1 '1
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