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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 25, 1912 · page 8

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Miss Marian Debong has returned
home after spending_ a week with
friends in Ridgelleld ‘

~ ‘The Carpenters’ Union transacted
routine business at the meeting last
evening ‘

'V Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A IL.
wtll meet on Friday evening for resu-
inrfbuslness.

cockenoe Tribe. no. 32. I. o. n. M.
will hold 3 Weekly business meeting
on Friday evening.

The Norwnlk Bout Ciub__ will cone”-
or resulor business at the meeting “on
Fridoy evening; .

Woodward avenue

roomy. cork. at Trenton. N. J.
tormely at Spring mil avenue, anion
walk, is visiting in; town. . .

k? K.‘ Lawrence Gregory, of Pennsylvanic;
is spending the Christmas holidays
. with his parentsiin High street.

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gallagher, or

Chestnut street, South Not-walk, mi

entertaining friends from Bridgeport.

Shermsn Commdndery, No. W0,

‘ United Order of the Golden Cross, will

-’ hold it regular nicetlng on Friday eve
nine.

, Miss Mary McAllister. or Water-
bury, is spending Christmas with her
aunt. Mrs Hannah Adams. of Hsrbor
menus.

‘ Mrs. George A. Smith and son Re;-
incl. cl Merwin street. are opening
Christmas filth hire. Smith’s sister.
in Brooklyn.

“Rev. and hire. Arthur G. Boyntan

nodAndrew J Hutchinson, of Rye. N.

Y5. are spooning chrictmns with rein»
vc‘c in town.

Wolcome stronger lodge, No. 884.
one oi at. Georse. held c resulnr
nioeung lost eveflnius. Routine burl»
nose woo unwanted A
. ride or Court Nomi: Circle, No.“
801. homeroom oi the Forest, incl
lost evening and

s were tiled nmlnst‘

‘t loin

on courts last wsolt.
.denoe and George 3. Bell, of Pewter.

rot-e Judge 'Hiiintnlii on charges of tak-
ing more than n bitch-e1 or eyelets
mm WWW our Two charges
he iornoor and one
against the lsttér. Fines or $20 for
each charge were ii‘nposed and up-
penis were taken.
$200 in each case and turnlshed. The
charges were prelormd by Deputy
Shellfish Commissioner Jesco L. Bow-
den. On November 22. when Bowden
and a party or deputies were out to
collect evidence, o. scene took Disco
in Captain Hort's host. list-t claimed
at the time that he bed a. right to
lake the oysters. Cspmin Hort it is

rouhhlv used.

The oyster pockers of Sealerd, Del,
are rushed with orders from Northern
and Western points and aré‘ compell-
ed to open their pecking houses about
2 o'clock a. m., and Work late econ
dcy‘to catch up. This season in all
probability will he s' record creditor.

Maryland has still about 5,009 acres
0! the Calvert County Bay shore to
be leased. As an indication of the
value this land will «hive when prop
erly developedr swepcon mm. the
enxlneer for, the conimissioh, pointed
out that Rhoda island hcc only 15.000
acres at oyster button: which is in
no way superior to the chivert Coun‘.
ty bottom. The commission now this
under lease and cppllcatin 'l .848 acres.
Applications 101- 1.610 have come in
during the last week. linking the en.
tire week a record bracket". “At this
rate." said Chairman Benjamin K.
Green. “I think the coincticslon will
be costly self supporting in another
yehr—perhaps sooner. The number
or applications is very NW.
They are it direct result or the a.
media to the 13mm low, mm by
the last legislature which Allows
the taking up of oysters with it screw.
instead of restricting them in;l this

they be elicited to such oysterincn
from 100 cores of boy billion to‘ 500 ”
Washington, D. 0.. was in tour oi A

supply on Wednesdly was smell
when were less than a lull! boson
posts at the; when market with oys-

1,800 huihois. A supply shut would lest
out about iii hours under ordinary
conditions. The more mused tram
46 cents in ii) cents per bule,

The run host masters

to brine to iWcsiiiiliitnvu n": the mu
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.er the Warren oyster

Bell was taken at '

.snld‘, cussed he was threatened and '

tongs and increase the scram which .

crc chard. cod tho? had infill shout, '

'whon a... 'Wl‘llliim _L. Hart or Provi-

Collins of Atlnntio county “N. 3.. .
Judge Willisin 5C. French has bonus
preparations to test the validity of the

tie County Oyster Commission.
action is being taken because a num-
ber of clsmmers and oystermcn were
indicted for taking products from
grounds leased by the commission.
The biennial report of the com
ticut Shellfish Commission ha: been‘
sent to Governor Baldwin and con-
tains A suggestion, that leuclotionrbe
enacted to prevent the" pollution or
oyster bed; from city sewage. In re-
card to this matter the «sport scys:
"Your commission is not prepcrcd of
course. to discuss these questions
from the new standpoint. but it would
seem proper tor the state. through
the legislature to take notice oi the
crest cannot of (lime which is he
in: indicted new owners of choliilolc
manna. iii-incipclly by sewage pol»
lution. son. of these franchises eu-
intend heroes the immenscf. mm
cystenu oi the cities done our rivers
and on the Sound were built. and it
would seem thct it ought not. be noo-
esssry for their owners tone compel.
led to chase in protrccted iitisction
to be allowed to enjoy their fron-
shines in the condition in which they
were Mommy srcntcd. They milhts
perhcpc be required to do this min-ti
wrivcte corporations. but when the
public"; through monioipcl borrow
lions. petioles end impcm the vclue
of their frlnclcico by sewage it would
posts A proper hotter ior infliction.”

 

not of 1905. which credited the Adan '3
The 9. . ..

out the viclstors or the icw’.

wool

c. Woldb~ o mom

Sponsor of Old Saybrook, end Andrew '13 e‘who know there are My mu

law's. All the smiles know is to take ‘

Bro’uah‘el of Harder. the councils-

Boston-d] Dot. oyster pitchers cute
that this in all probability will be A
record brushing lesson in their line
or business. Oysters are plontmi
and cheap. and they here orders hooli-
on sheet! for ssverl‘l weeks. The bi;
valves were never better than they
at this year but the supply is chest
inexhaustible and the prices will re
brain the time as ucnsl.

flute Genie [Worden Jesse mm
believes thct no lcw of (loom .is
moro persistently or commas m
hated tithe the one monies the pulp
«or IInd .911me at oysters. and
now thct oyster seccon is mil
open ends
“coolers “6 stars in interior cities
need 6 in the mom oi oys-
«comm. nxmmmeon
the militarism“- Wm
Dic-
classic: the oyster industry Add the
looccnosc git some shippers. moon.
and atheists. Mr. Homer slid: '31s
are going to ilnd out if the mimic)

wdh‘t the low is it stands on;
forced .or it they went it showed.
is not my purpose to ride machined
over the oyhter ccnheriec thct oily bc

violence the present low without up.

his the owners dds notice. Tho ms
is tact thsslcw "new” the «kink
oloyctsrsiiccbopn colour dictum!

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shortage of oysters lcct week. The '

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RQYAL GROCERY

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it been to the cystic: beds and all it
no. They are not concerned with

public property. It will "idke at least
three years to restore conditions in
Georgia in the oyster-mowing indus-
try. The mom to'tho situation is
the negro oyster authors:- who tsltcs
the oysters wherever he ecu dnd
than. without sewn to the tutore.‘
is we echelon this negro mcrket.
the oyster problem largely will be
solved. The industry is too valucbls
to hove it destroyed by those who Al‘s
monsoon-ulna toceoth‘eneed or
protecting it.”

new em nousco cv mom
honors; medics sax colisn

tho idiom nicde on John J. Fitspc

t'e; Philips ironi ncinlns llr. notion.

that those moon-ibis hot! “on

this interdiction to Air. Phillips.

thct th in hcyc sanctum; to u!
whon the lit hilt contention is held.
mp Wild. WWI AflliliAL.

9AM glIit'r .
.s‘namit clerks at tho flew. linen
syctcin arc to receivcpeccsc on the
mm: to omen limits,» ,
or service. Wins

rcilmcd (:11me cod“ some clerks
" 4 imi psclcs on that m cod
" piss swoon» the‘dict‘rl

 

whether the beds ere private beds or .

38mm. Dec. lit—Tho fight
over the job at clerkship in the onto-

mobile departuent oi: the mercury of
stcie1s onion seem so hcv. been won
my his: Cohen. city charm. in spite o!

trick. But all sorts or slime have
been made to keep Secretory-elect A.

Gluminl the! ldr. Cohen hcd toiled
no support leading democrcls in the
city election, minions- here had
friends in Norwich and "We let-
ton to the Bridsspor‘torc it wcs logo:
crossed" the ocndidccsl oi their only
here. No tints wcc lost in sendins‘

New thct sir. muesli-lei: hut lost.
his intends ssy they will icko core or
him in the nest city election And tint
the piece of usictcnt oily clerk is to
be his it the election so rim disco»
time Mr. Cohen's moods cre mulling
over the empiric ends to block his
Appointment by Mr. Phillips cod ccy

omniscicrccthulsrks

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NEW JERSEY HATTERB. .

“—

Agreement said to Have Been liesch
ed Upon New Bests.

. The tollowinz Appears under s New-
}ark. N. 3.. date in the New York
Trade Record: '

"It is stated the union hotters and
the menuls'cturerd'ot the Orcnge dis-
«ti-lot me practically reached an

cgreement as to the new scale. The
.wrplexinc «problem or the period of
the new oontmcts has been solved by
dating them from Dec. 16 of this
yecr. They will erpire June 1, 1914.
so thct in the Muse contracts will
expire as herein the strike and in con-
formity with the by-lcws oi the Unit‘
ed Hatters of North America.

‘ "The ihi'ishers’ local have agreed to
pin it uh- trill to new machinery with
which at chesper guide of on out be
sinners/stored. The anchors lied pre-
viously given accent. and this now up
to the manidacturers to equip their
iilcntc with the men-expensive op
psrstus it they care to make the ex-
pertinent.

“it is stated that some of the larg-
‘er plants will enter the new field. and
first it is thus practically certain the
nature of the industry-in Qrmse will
’he ehcnsed to meet the notionwide
demand tor s arsdo oi lists selling at
from $1.50 to 52 instead of the higher
prices which have been in more gen-
ml demcnd."

Gilli. wmoco BY ”MONA!!!
M40076 WlTH DEADLY Am.
MARTWRD Doc id «Joseph no
hot. 3 limd street miniatures. is in
Bi. Frencis hospitll with s bullet

r! Bitter, TI. is locked up swcitinit the
results at the Injury. Miss Hitter clip

dcy evening sod tired (our shot. st
him. one or which entered his slide-

a“. A. ‘ , , ‘

Alter failing to kill net-soil; sun on.
tor lions the revolver into the slrcst
sod lied. running into the crisis or so

hcd ruined her cod then bosom about
it.

’ "i nested to shoot out than iyins.
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wound that only prove mortcl. and lic- ,

ed dinner iron: his store ccrly actor

closer. also doolcrsd thct the W

‘NEW'HAVE‘N ROAD Lose
NEW YORK. Dechr-ENQW .
opments’ in the three year old
tight between the New York. Ne-
ven and Hartford railroad and

commuters in "Wostohester and
hecticnt were newest when the
its service commission. tor the 2-.
district. granted the New York. ‘
cheater and Boston ‘mlwsy p9
sion to change the touts of its
line irons North street. in New. .
oils. to s; pointJn Port (Hipster.
vided it nied‘o schedule of
below that mclntsined by the No
you rocd. _

A isms ”continent oi! thccc 1
deriul Choirs in dillorent from“
cushions. :

liltiiiiiiilt lilii

mismwcsmsorou or.”

is in. use to no out. out
, cooler the «ionic:
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