'rewuour‘sw
out severe cold will be. broil-7
it till grip‘pb misery untied alter
~11. dove ol‘l’apo’s Cold Com-
MIId‘v ovary two hour? until three
.. olive dons are taken. ‘
011 will distinctly 101i an 1110 111:.
roooble symptoms leaving other tho
by first dose.
The most miserable headache, dull-
nous, head and nose slotted up lover-
llhueos, sneezing, running of the nose,
sore thioot. mucous cutsrrhal dis»
charges, soreness. otiifncts. rheuma»
1m pains and other distressvduishes.
vTultov this wonderful Compound all
tod. with the knowledge that
to is nothing else in the Wo1'.ld
which will cure your cold or end;
tippo misery as promptly and with-
on any other assistance or had after-
'* oto as a 26- cent package of Polle’ s
old:oompouud, which any drugslst
4111111 windy—contains no quinine—be-
lo a in every homo-aocept no ”“T'
idle Tastes nicev-acta gently
11111: 11111310131111
10155
(The Fishing Gazette.)
- A largely attended mass meeting
was held in Canarsie N. J. Mouday
.- night, to piotest against the pollution
I of Jamaica Bay. There were 11 hum-
her of sp’eokem, among whom was
”William .li'TilIotson; who suit 1115
v‘ mart: '
“At the picsent time the city sow
‘age is permitted to pollute the waters
’0! Jamaica Bay, 18,000,000 gallons or
losing of raw sewage daily tidwlng in‘
to the buy from one outlet 11100.0 and
‘tlio amount ls steadily increasing.
Unless those conditions are abated a.
great industry is in danger of being,
f' utterly destroyed. There are more
’}’tlian six hundred plots of land under
,water in Jamaica Bay, held under
' 'vleascs from the Stato'hy hundreds of
our own citizens, who are and have
‘ .beon engaged, for the last thirty
yours, in the planting and cultivation
vjoi' shellfish in these waters. This
'vhusinoss represents more than $1,000,-
, .1000 of capital invested. and approxi-
mately $1,000,000 of shellfish is un-
nunlly marketed from these waters.
‘ 3er leases for most 01’ these oysters
3 , grounds have from twenty to twenty;
three years yet to run, and it is ob-
vious that if this great industry is
destroyed the claim for damages no.
cruing against the city would aggreo
tale 3. 1111601111111. To reiiew this sit-
' nation and to preserve our property
5 and business, we ask-that an ade-
, quote purification plant be installed."
~ ’ Major R. E. Wolderman. i'ol‘mel'
Blots Superintendent of Marine Fish-
.. cries, stated that the only way to stop
the disposal of row sewage in the
boy was by an injunction, an the city
not Yonkers did in the case or You-
tors walnut Mt. chon. and that city
. was restrained from allowing any or
its muse to flow into the North
_ filvor until it had been properly pur-
iilod. '
. Eugene McCarthy, secretary of the
National Oyster Pinntoro‘ Afifloclfln
tion, was the last speaker. and his
rework: were short and to the point
I . The Rocknwny oysters have (or a long .
. tithe been comldcrod the heat all
' 1,, , around oy‘s‘tom on the market 11nd 1111
._ hoped the planters in this vicinity
' , would be always in a position to show
that thy are 1111 good it not 11 little
. better than they were the year No
lore.
‘ ' , Oyntormon oi Delmar, not. any tbtt
tho oystnr market ha. been dull for
the put two wookn ’l‘ho oyuwrm
"1111M boon longing in My water and
‘ tho oyster: are not 1111 lot as thou
caught in the moron 11-0111 more limb
low 11111111111. Thu orator men say they
willnot make: much money this 11o»
with the 11111011111: low prion. u - I
“other It" boon to mild that ' -.
11 pupply in in own of tho «and. ‘4 .‘ i
1
m4 cording to tho mitimom 011111011
tic. {11111111111111 last 11001: 111111 J .
. MmiMi ,, j;
and mm oil “Motion! .
or all room.
Willi!!! tho 111ml who W to:
the shops the solicitors were working
tram, ii, a. 111.. to B p.
to hoop up with mushroom ditty
tuhoe' oi! tho drama
enjoying. a good ‘domund.
shipping thousands of, gallons Weakly.
doll commission was hold ondnosddy
afternoon in New fluven, at which
0011 El. Baldwin at the Hotel flutter
‘ and States which allowed the polity
‘ tidn of waters over the oyster beds in“
Roma, 0! New Haven Mr Boardsley
mt. In tho Bi‘XOl‘l
At seatord bet, the plum
A meeting of the Connecticut shell-
lime "tho question 01 governing , the
sanitation of oponlngonters was
diucu‘md. Alter the meeting the fob
levying telegram was senttodov. Sin»
soc. Richmond V011 “We favor the
adoption of rules and ieguiations slma
liar to those of Rhode island govern-
in; the inspection and sanitation of
outer opening establishments such
rules to he made and enforced by the
State Board of Health. ‘ Signed.
George ”Cl Waldo deund 0 Sport
oer and Andrew 3.131011ng, shellfish
commission". The sending of this
telegram is the outcome of consider-
able agitation by oystermon 01 Con-
necticut, who claim that by, the estab-
lishment of such regulation». it would
give the public added confidence. .
Connecticut ‘oystermen are now
taking steps to collect from cities
the ante. Ai- 11 recent meeting of
th oystermen oi the state a commit-
too was appointed to look after the
matter. The committee is composed
of Frederick S. Beardsley, 01? Strut-
tord;Ch1ules Pintts oi? Bridgoport;
Williom 1. Stevens, of New Haven;
Leonora 13. Ball, of New Haven;
mus South at Stony Creek; Minot
Smith. of South NorwnlkI and Gordon
is 'choirin‘an of the committoo and Mr.
Raye is the‘secretary. A-v lawyer tidal
been consulted and while no legal ac-
tion may be taken at once a. bill will
be presented to the Legislature put-
ting a penalty on the pollution of
waters in the State it is said that
the. coal tar found in the waiters about
New Haven caused considerable dam
age to oystermen and fishermen, and
that the gascompany is responsible
for these conditions. it is also cited
driven the blueiish away and that the
fishermen are 11p in arms and will
join the oystcrmen in their endeavors
to clean up the waters and keep the
waters from being poliutd.
With 3.000 wars of Eastern Shore
1110 ‘
and arc .
that the Dbllutidn 0! the waters has F80
Mother! Don't timid yOui'. 111-01111,
peovish child! ‘Look at the tongue!
See if it to white, ydllow and coated!
ii youi child is listless. drooping. isn‘t
ulosping well is rootlets. consult out
heartily 01 Ill 01101111,. irrhoblo. out «‘11
sorts with everybody, stomach sour,
feverish, breath bad; has stomach
nobo'diuri‘lioeausd'rc throat. or is full
01‘ cold. it 1110111111 the little 0110’s stom-
rich. liver and 30 foot of bowels are
filled with 11011011101111 loui, constipnp
ed waste matter and need a gentle,
thorough cleansing at once
Give a touupoonml oi Syrup of Figs.
and in a low hours all the clogged up
waste, undigested food and sour bile
will gently move on and out of its‘
little waste clogged bowels without
nausea. griping or wonkness, and you
will surely have 11 well, happy and
smiling child again shortly
Willi Syrup of Figs you his not
drugging your children, bolng com
posodfohtlrely ot‘ luscious ilgs, sauna
and aromatics it'ounnot be harmiul
Mothers should alw'uiili'. WI) Syrup
of Figs houdv. It is the only stouiuch
liver and "bowel clenusbr and result»
tor neededmo. littl‘u‘ given today will
save :1 sick child tomorrow.
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly print
ed on the Package.
‘ Ask your druggist' for ville full
11111110., “Syrup of Figs 111100111111 of
Fit: Syrup Co. This‘ is the dolioioud
tasting. genuine old reliable. Refuse
anything else offered.
"scum“ 0101" is'Iuow coomo FOR
ARTIST’B wore.
“a
Mrs. Nell R. Mltohtli of Weltporl. Give
en Home to Littleww' oi Humanity
WBS’I'PORT. Dec. 10.——-"Yes.
have him “our house and he’s just
to i could almost cry when i look
‘at im." . .r
' “What do you call him?"
“Oh, we you call him ‘Suuny Jlm.‘ "
Tho foregoing 1111an of 11 conversa-
tion between a reporter and hire. Neil
B. Mitchill. wife of the well known 0.11-
rlver bottmns taken by" oyster plani-
ers, Chief Engineer Swanson Earl, of
will discontinue iield work for the
season next week. "
Oyster raising in Maine has been
unsuccessful. While oysters can be
raised thone is no possibility they will
ever be so plentiful as t5 become an
industry by. themselves. For a number
of years experiments have been car.
rled on and in tho Bhoepscote River a.
bed or oysters has been successfully
planted. 'But it is very small in area
and in all probability will nvcver
amount to anything commercially.
.. OWN—.4.
the Maryland shellfish commission.‘
list, who makes hlu'hon'ie in Watport
and has a big studio in New York, dis-
closes the prevent whereabouts and
. “status quo" of the three-weekwld ha.
{by who was found in an open lot in
.Wostpon on Thurudsy 0!, last week,
abandoned by his mother.
Will How 'a Santa Claus.
Apparently “Sunny Jim“ , has no
cause to mother his infant hood 0110111.
his future. any more that infants 11:-
yuolly do, for he has a splendid boon.
for the present and despite the handi‘
:cup or his «top. in life it 1110‘: 16.1.1... as
though he will pass his first Christ
Imus with a regular Santa Claus and
.lall tho fixings.
"Bunny Jim" w“ taken in charge
.dcutlg' 1m itsldolicious r
Sound,” prepared by“ the sealitprnis"
WO'
CROUPV COUGHS AND WHEEZY‘
‘ 601.03. '1 star I law 4013 by vacuum-:1 Jon-
“11111130 or Westoort. Thou um 1111011111
The quickest, simplest way to rid saw him “a w“ 30 cuntlvutod by the
the children of dangerous croupy :llttle wall of humanity that. the “bor-
cougho and wheesy atuiiy colds is to rowed" him and tool: him to lm' homo
give them Foley‘s Honey and Tar in compo “mt, .
Compound. It gives almost instant! ”There "Bunny Jim‘" smiled und coo-
191101 and stops a cough promptly. ed his way into thohoart. or the Mit—
ilt soothes and 11011111. Contains no chills and while not quite randy to ad-
volum- For solo by all drunk“. " mit than did: plan to .1011 him, Mrs.
A good 1111. pays boat in the but
pretty bright.
....................
Miliepresentthuapeoplommlhmb
Present: for Holiday Gifts. Time in doth.
in: more instill. and at the and ms 1111110.; .
pleating 11.1.1 Boldly hum.
“I
1111111111 trooly ngréedutiut 1m 1. “oim- . if
my Adorable." and his (155110011 look
. llartiio »
fur the reporting 0: tom um to ‘
tho labor mmldoionllr won Mad at
last sossiou oi tho gonoroi llEBl-lm_
hill The report; are to to mode by
pliyuloiauo. Curiously enough the, 111w
inovidod‘o compensation for thocoio-
penalty fior its violation.
penalty for its violatoln,
mlsisiouor has 1111. powor to enforce it.
All he
which
umns.
meet.
01.11.1111; AMBNI.
M m.
Fluid or tritium!
(TMIWM ”mm '
I"1. A! “I ' ‘ ‘ .
limit in annotation of. the lio-
oluns or the state, to report the cases
done every thing possible to make the
work of wrung easily.
blanks prepared and if thopbysloiuns
are unwilling to pay the .110stoge. lit-j
will furnish them with stamps at 111::
exnonoo of tho Mate. Since the 111w
went into effect only three cases hays
been reported to the labor buimoau This
percentage of the cases of occupational
diseases in this state reported shows
that the law .is practically ignored
Not even the titty cents for each case
reported not: $5 an incentive to tho
iii Molly doslrablo that the purpose or
the law should be carried out.
measure. was not enacted in a fault
finding spirit.
tibia and if its eniorccmo
.suit in an unnecessary prying into the
affairs 01"th people it might be mil
to repeal it (it the next sesoion of the
'xeneral assembly.
1111. most? complete rental lists are
admin to be found in the Want Col-
c resent film} W _
to Times The law providhig
This now.
in by bolus a. remedy that will ‘touch
the spot ”and do” its work quickly
without leaving any bad edema. Ely a
TM :oom- (3111111111 Balm. which is applied to the
The “m chest slots right at tho root or the
trouble and inutautly relieves even the
worst calls or catorih 01 cold. A few
minutes after applied you don feel a
loooonlng up in the head, this 1111111
stud soreness are gone, the sense or
can do is to request the 11.11:.
comb binder thoirlcure. llshas
"lvl'o has but}
and you. tool like a dilierantperuon.
Ely's Cream Balm cleanses, hauls
tooling and dull pain in the head, 10
liovos the throat soreness and stops
the nasty discharge which is thh‘
cause of the
spitting, blowing or the nose, and
foul breath. Hay lova'r. victims who
are made miserable by tits 0! 1311001~
five 1 I
More?" '53:; m.r;:'“g::e';h::‘inc. COHEN!!! and whooping get in
mint limit :10qu take would “m“ “a 1111111111111“!!! by ”‘0‘
'v‘nvi exceed ‘tw £11101; minutes it 3"“ 01111131101113 ’mel‘y' ‘ j
Don’t cutter another-minute. Ely a
cream Balm wii relieve you 11111110
dintely. and 1150 cent‘ bottle will more
than likely work a complete cure All
drugglsts sell it.
The
if the low is objection-
t wouldiro
nowfi—O-flnw‘ '» a.-....—...
His VIEW OF 11‘.
“What a. beautiful picture of an
angel!" said. tho;_lady..v1v.ho was visit-
ing the art. gallery. ., v '
"Yes." replied the ‘avlatlon enthus-
iast; “but between you and me those
where landlords and tenants wings aren‘t p'i'actloal"—Washington
.. “' Star. . .
.MW.‘ “MW‘
0
0110 at our greatest Holiday stookéalitorolly mountains of
them-mover: also. duality and kind. Every loading Handkerchief
country in represented.
Hondkprchioln are gilt: which, even it duplicated are always
acceptable
Thorn pro values here that it will he» bud in 011ml.
WOMEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEFS from 12 Mo to $2.00. '
WOMEN‘S MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED ‘ HANDKER—
$1.1m 5001 730. MM up.
WOMEN’S SWISS EMBROIDERED, 805.1140?“ AND HEM
STITGHED HANDKERUHIEF8.12 1-20 up to ”MOO
WOTTEN‘soh LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHEFB. i2
.51! on
MEN’S- LINEN INITIAL HANDKNRCHIEPS. 12 1-20 and 250 "on. . '
CHILDREN'S HANDKERBBEF‘B In box.“ .at 1811 Ind 260 box.
BOYS' HANDKERCmm, plain white or color honor, 50 to 21k:
Bring your Christmas Handkerchief list hare for quick. easy
and suirmmry filling
1-20 Md
The N. E. Ryan Co.
a wumuo'rou 111.. ‘ . 00qu minus
but and outlast wpy I A
to cure «tori-ii or 11 cold in tho‘ heud ‘. " ‘
man; or rubbed oh tho 1111011: 111' .
mute, lsiubll and henrlng comp. book, "
and 5111111511111”.th inflamed inemv f
111011001011“ away that stuffed up.
disgusting hawking,
1.111111101111011 for those
. anyone coultl‘ find.
“1 ight things.
T he Store in its Holiday Ei])[)lll‘~
cl is about as pleasant a spot us
The Christmas lii‘i‘ul’ii-
‘- “ .
halls in their bravery of ml and green .11-1'111
to inspire even tho 111ml imlifft'rmii scarrlh
or for gifts with the (It‘killl‘i‘ in find just the
The 111(1111i1w Ilillil‘r‘. 1111- rue-
who like to 5010.1 Itisurcly. and if .1110
should choose. to spend the 11:11 it can .IlL‘ 11111111ng
"with great comfort. Ham 1' maps {111.4 mm] mm...-
garments c1111 ho left with the attendant in the trailing 111nm
. in perfect saiciy. while the. 011mm pups ninmi 1111i111'11111lwui
luncheon can be taken in the I051 Room.
All articles selected for gifts will be stozed and delivered
on such. dates as requested.
‘.Nov::lties
Small articles for
in Sterling Silver
table use,Slig:1r Sifters and Sheila Ilo 1-
bon Spoons, (loom Ladies, ()111 c 5111):111.~1.Lhctsc Knivsr 111111
Scoops, Sugzu .1' 01le
Tea Strainers '
Call Bells
Tea Balls
Salt and. Pepper Shakers
Salt Cellars
Napkin Rings
Baby Cups
Jelly, Scoops, Lettuce
vet's. Ice Cream, Cake and Pie Servers,
Berry Spoons
Butter Picks
Lemon Forks
and lab} Spoon: 98c.
$1. 25, $1. 50 and $2. 00
. $1 50
$1.00. $1.50 and $2.25
. 75c
50:
50c. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
$2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
Forks, Cold Meat Forks, Tomato Ser-
$2.75 andT$3.75
$2.75, $4.00, $5.00 and $7.00
$1.25-and. $2.00
'750 and 98c
Choice Pieces of Sterling Silver Deposit
Sugar and Cream Sets
Perfume Bottles 7
smol‘ling Salt Battles
Lemon Plates
Condiment Sets
Candlesticks
,Bonbon Set, coxnpote
$3.00
$1.50. $2.00. $3.50 and $5.00
$2.00. $3.00, $3.50 2111113150
$1.25. $1.50 and $2.00
$3.75. $5.00 and $7.50
33-50
and six' individual dishes, in case, $10 00
Teapot. Sugar and Cream, with Lenox china and Silver De-
posit
Marmalade Jar
Jelly Bushes
$18. so
$490
$3.25 and $4.00
1
Dutch Silvor Vases. Coffee and Tea Sets for drawingroom use.
‘ Tea Caddies, Trays, Sandwich Plates and Bowls.
The Question of a Sewing Table
An unusual richness as I‘CP‘GHIS Sowing
this holiday season.-
Christina‘s.
AT $11.75-
Silverwarc Section in China Store.
Iablcs
I‘hero arc hm Slit-rials enr'hisivcly
pi‘t'\:11‘is
I111
:\ plain 111(11ch in cithcr .‘.i:1ht1gan_v 111' Circus—
stan‘Walnut with scroll foot. drop. leaves; and two drawers.
Regular price $22. 50.
AT $15.25. ”11111130111er carved Inlilc. Mahogany (11' Lir~
cossian Walnut. rope border on edgev vol top :11 antlius towing
bn pedestal, and carved clawfccl. A. beautiful specimen
Inc $28.75.
The woman who has not :1 Sewing Tabb: needs mic. and
if she hos either of tiicsehsh c will treasure it [or as. long as
she lives. 1‘
Both doaigns shown in thc ("lift Room.
. _. . .
New York tofl
ION- LINE
Short Boo Tripp gellgbtlul Week Ends Morning 2
P10001110 and Real: to ,
vt‘iLD POINT CGMFORT. NGREOLK. RICHMOND
11nd WABHINGTBN. I? c w
Norfolk and Bid Palm Bunion and to»,
turn including mm mi north £14
l'¢hmofld of “him". ”I 6;. _ ,
tum including molt mm '15
' on 01 B. «some
iluWomimhmlnm. mu only.
I!
mm 111
Va- .
Norwalk Chronicler