Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 25, 1913 · page 9

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2 per crate. but they want an increase
to 30 cents : 4,
‘ moment. metallic memoir give the

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'2‘ Liners money Mr the raw stock, but his
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drew Bartel. plant at- Booth: Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

as carpenter for a number 36! years.
. leKe worked (or the most part with his
4 lather. He was employed with con-
tractor B. Y. at. John for. a. time. He

 
 

ridge. last tApril he lived at Norolon
Heights. He was born in lStamford
and was educated in the public schools.
Besides his widow, he leaves two
brothers, Stewart and Willard and a
sister, ~.Bertha He was a member of
Union Lodge, IE. and ‘A ‘.,M and or Rip-
powam Lodge 1. L0 0. F. He lleld the
oiilce of high priest in IRittenhouse
Chapter. It. A. M Hie death was a
great shock to his family, and will be
heard of with sorrow, by his many no-
quaintancea' in town.

‘ William C. Langdon; of New York.

Mr and Mrs 6%ng ‘W. Smith on invitation from the Woman's Civic

' .. Jaye gone to New York [or a couple League 0’ Dal-ten spoke the Town
. oigweehe. K . . Knoll, Saturday night. on 'iilie'torlo Pa-
_ 2. 4 K geants. " Defining P pag'anLLtt, he spoke
W. C. Fleltmann, of New York. is L0! it as 9: drama Li“ W, 1:511“: 9'30”
octiupylng his summer home on Col 18 the hero and the ilLlRLLL'Llll “"3109-
ment, the plot; a play mm themraoe"
point of view, instead of the ,'-“I1M1vtd't

 

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Nonorgu

‘Flatlish are'reported as biting well
in the harbor;

Helen Brummer returns home from
a'visit to Newark today.

 

Hanoi Sehlichting and Samuel Sher-
or are building/I a houseboat at scott'e
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, {Mr W5" pt Brooklyn. its proper-3' italgi a sprtfi antibldfiolile°Week'
l! 4 do; no mi «Roldan: avenue. f0» rilrwhlth Mommas! retain gor-
. Motown”, seduction it; we'll ,A‘rbt'lt‘dpe hogan-an fi‘fiihtrieu."

.. he LsoLiLd: “it one oi":e 4
Mrs. LWelLteLLr N. Capen has returned ML places: Where

imm-arfive-montha’ stay at ‘her'daugh

' life. And Dorian. with all the evil left
. tar a home in Texas

‘out. is a beautiful place. This leaving

'tda‘refiéb’ die" of the First National "“3 6"“ ”“iv “‘ “‘1‘“ “k“ “‘9 1’”

Bank; Stamford. is expected back soon geaut worth while" its also spoke n
from a Western trip length in connection with pageant-

4 -- - ... grounds remarking that Dario-Ln had
Dr. “(I MK; W. D Henna“, or New. severe! suitable pieces. New York

, ‘iork. were up on Saturdav looking Land New "“9“! he WWW out were
over their summer residence gmr “d ““33 W09“ loom "W”

‘ ‘4 4 4’ lplaoes would not hesitate lit coming.

I). Muller of New York, whodately Mr. trunnion interested his audience

bought the Thomas Bucket property. It to such an extent that alter the loo-1

rmmatlog it for summer use. lure. Mrs. Arthur Phillip, president
or the Civic tongue, requested Mara

captain w. Pause vialtod.'L roster» Norman to mine tue'cuit‘mmlup
day. his daughter, Mrs. ’W. W. 'lrl‘Iwes. ot a pageant committee, and confer
with whom his wife is on a visit. with Malnutrition on the question oi
‘ -~—~-—- amount for Dorian. After his talk

1 FL 'Brutitmer has 801d Ill“ 900‘ m Lnngdou showed “fine“ from ya,

tables to Samuel Sharer. who has ooen- rioua W- “m4 that he an car
ed a pool parlor on the Post road K

 

 

 

2 Miss doable Green. of Stamford o”! fiihomao.

4 spent Friday Mth Miss Grace Wllb
molt \tlli) ball rlétlirlm! from Peiham. 1

England: Oxford. lilo:
the Arm» Pageant, Colchsater,
mum; the Boston Normal than
school percent; the Watch-Ism- coat»
Members or the Presbyterian Church ty (N Y' ’ mm. M Bronxvlilo. m"!
t'mve Miss Bessie Shelton, who is to ‘t Phiiadelphla. in ’9" in which 259'"
he married on Wedneaday a linen 5'000 persons took 1‘”: IBrIEiJGImro.
shower Kill the chapel last night. (W l' ”m" mwgmfl “1'

and that Th
Mrs. mum itai’mond ie tum-ant I- uuwlnmdlase m
from an ottiiok of scarlet lever. liter an in Who. at Marl 2
two alumna. ITimothy and Mabel. are Mention WM DWIIM by NFL

 

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{an outlier me to recovery m the man. Altar the lecture be wan voted"

some "labia the tinnitus oi the amt Magoo.

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Hulda Arm. non of Benjamin B A MD. LA “8le TH!” mu
Mary. of lilodibrti starlet. Stamford ‘ Hours. K 24
dropped dead up rm street. mam. is too often the total «new to
ford; restroom, at a a lite m on aria!» cums hm on. woollen the
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fill. nor had he in. it. Dollies, Musicians
Mirrored“ from to “ too. an ion .14. mm "l m «behind I? o it»
hishmueatil Hamlin tolomiadrlppooaahaodmm
morning. ammuy n. the heat «pistol MWMMcflh ammo
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wit

4 who have closed for the season.

had been working steadily at; his trade:F
11 Mansfield 6: “Sons Co.’ s new boat lost

leaves a widow. Julia» After his mar-K ~

a-eum oi money to he applied to "who
. building oi State roads “That is that ““0“ now 130th ‘0 ‘ “03" ha“ been

municipal lite touches the agricultupah

rind not. included were the pageants ‘

 

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K; march r. ummmltsvnmn‘

{time '1‘“ had ”more. «all lower the vital “maul. .
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weeks but two W2 it!“ Vidal but
me on my feet again and thadefme
strong and we'll. Vino! her done me
more good"ch all thdl'other are“
else i ever loom" ‘ 2

do". the thrower-2n. mutton women.
that one; evenly children than tetra:
oldl folksafa'round' more“ would follow
Mlss “Bobtail“ example; “they. too.

The packers refused the

be moors Leonid not altord to may
no], our delicious cod liver and iron
. remedy. had built them up and “made
'the‘ Seai- them strong .
dilflmmy Wldimtloolofiub :KK. It] 1539 gflfli‘ilbriui, ‘atrgggtli open-mi?
Kmsxu minanumwxmem uiteqenanmoguw. «and We .sell a air
will trial: 9. mm!“ 914 ABINWMA You
ounmmmewmmm W I leK-K getyour money.«baelt oi Vinoi does
more dost time in toenail-the An. not help tom. Frank lil.KBsxter. crue-
gtet,.8outh Norwaltr, Goon; ‘

elite has not been accepted.

 
 

worked only half time Thursday:
. Stevens Oyster Co" of 'N'ewiKHaveu.

and Telimadxe Bros” 0! South Nor.
panics.

The heavy winds have caused a loss “mini”; ”’33 “‘3 139* day 01 the

to most or the New Haven planters.

fleet of vessels that were engaged in
taking oysters irom theirLLbed's Lin the
lower Potomac and along Chesapeake
Bay is now preparing to take up senor
ai irelghtlngL work.

The end of the dredgiugL aeabon does

a‘ man overboard while drowns at
Greenport, and he drowned balore an
sleiance could reach him. .
With 30,008 acres of oyster bottoms
located in less than 11 months since the
approval at the amendments restoring
the 'Haman my to its 0mm“, state. not mean thatthe oyster season is over,
the irisnds'ot oyster culture believe ’0' “19 ““89” can still take oysters.
that a new eraKhas dawned. tor the ln~‘ “3 “‘9 law 310-” not Wt 3' “”9 to their

 

dustry in Maryland. The gimme Operations until April 25. After the.

of these figures is apparent when it is “WE'RE 39°30“ they are shipped from
borne in mind that in the preceding the private beds as long as there is
six years the total area leased and .W; demand gov them and, in loot
applied for amounted to 4,000 acres. 29y, “Lie 9 3819 from (MK; MN mid
of which only 1,045 acres remain in ‘0 (“EL 0“; Reports state 'that ‘the

force. This area added to the 26008 dredsinz 86am lust Nosed "8 an

Vapl)“ed for Him. ”flu“ the ”and to 'unprofltahle one for the ill-Edge" on

tel of lenses made and pending up to “0339“!“ Of the D007 01131“? d oyster-
Bll aggregate oi" 27,053 acres. Mem.K cauliht in many bay beds and the low
Liters of the Shellish commission "Bopgicesz d 3°? them The 0L1“.
also in also cine over the fact that; the 0f the d
commission; for me first time ”a lie season in tile oyster peeking housed.
creation, is sou-summing. and n... as they find it dlmcult to obtain a sun-
Lissa to tum over to the auto nigger Elf train «the mum evfilclént to keen
at the and oiithe year a substaflai WW. “Wk- Li

Bonita-d, Del" reporhi that the oyster

I and dreaming bf mm" said Ben: “LL‘LI‘ the most profitable in years.

K.’ Green; We oi the noma' WVWW‘ ‘thl't' ”it" M can mph“) “3‘0”” LL L L

'yosterdliitl“‘»l“5r years we have to 88% in Maryland d near- by;s in granting “cams on on} gum “:A specific gar pain; . {lanolin-i,“
hem large appropriations iron: gtrue Mite l d for many cars clos £3?qu unlikt’i‘ifw‘ Igzfll‘ltllfiwéifl‘enaiicm finitmwfigflgogn‘éihm ‘ old mm,
Slatoioé mmmmggK W 1 am it. {as Not it It“ ills mason a ' l bé. v h or in America tor 25 years. 4

Km to say that time invent. Thofiex-Kamh mom“? Ami“? hi“ We" ”'7 “n“m ”‘8 ”u” ”an ‘m ° '

_ venue of maintaining m“. oyster "CW ruled low, and on the whole the died-
oi supporting this oillce force an oi 33” received poor "2mm” 1" their
talking care of incidental mills we ""0" The gm“ catch was ‘ surprise
will be able to meet, and. l lee!

lied. have a good surplus over Qi‘ort
instance under our present rule the LL
rental rate is $1 an acre That urban I
that me are already in- title for an in-
come oi $27. 053. and the leasing fix by.
no means at an end. in Mt. it. looks: K
as thoulth thin month would iii-em all ‘
honoree" There will on memorable mm 3m
expense. of course. attached .the Tortuga) 6th and ovary day will
surveying and bloating oi the various' be holidays at

lashes but this will probably betel-bi ’8

cars at by the less charged in on’
to the rentais‘pald‘hy the prospective
For on those days we will celebrath
our remarkable our!“ vaudeville

planter when-his application is M.
I80 rapidly have the applications
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at}. a titanic snarl-m

been cumin; in that already practically I
all at the choice bottoms to the waters
“the wallow shore counties have
been taken up There still remain.
howaver. some toad was on the «net-l
are allure. viacludiaa lanai in the M“ L“ vaudeville tome
thwataak River. The photon: also» a (7) "1““ ill
rush this will hit issues in Tangier it:

am: “here a maximum area up W.Ki;ig""§,w
aom‘ibiy’w Wfl’lto by’mip um ”MY ML ;
mob intuit. in In Iam‘m

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downtime usual on: m '
'lo 20 atom tor an abolition. but; a
winter Ibis the maturity at the atoni-
tat, horn applied tor m at Ila-Auto
mm.» at the We All iridium ‘

may instead militate the ' K
at lam sale it is WW

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'B‘elgauae i the witrtn weather durii'is
{one minor monotone one eaten not 4
been comparatively light and the price 2

" been it t 1th-
would soon be able to any that. Vi- K’consocueatly m Lkw'L o w

can as well Lao cauldron with corn. 4

oyster dredging season in waters off
Maryland and Virginia, and the large

as ‘ssasdn winds up the.

The reigning ailLd alum enclose We.
With not: -

res twresaavva not

attraction then- any circus. :2
a ”tit 14
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'vere weather last winter killed many
oysters ob do some cases a. heavy
”tiled of to 5 growth buried beds or
developed oysters. This young growth
gives promise of better catches in
future seasons, but the “one Just clear
in; has on a great disappointment.

 

 
 

standing the scarcity of oysters. The

usual." LISwepsoLn Earle, hydro'grephlc
engineer or the Maryland Shellfish
commission, said that the reports no
ceivod- at the coiamission'a olllces
showed that the dredging season had
been a poor‘ one generally in Mary-
land waters. though is the neighbor-
hood or rancid island a and been
'oor'newhat better than in other sec-

to dredged until November i. The‘
longing season will not close until‘
April 25.

Whiteehaired Capt Thomas Qha‘b
iieid oi (intuit. 80 years old, very deal.
but possessing an erect carriage and
ringing voice. pleaded with the Massa-
§chiiueizta [legislative Committee on
Fisheries and Game to save the. Cape
Cod oyster fisheries from monopoly.
“I plead for the boy! of Cape God who
are growing: into manhood" said he.
‘fand who will never be able to work
a claim or“ oyster bed of theivo'vm if
the bill is paused in its present form.
There are gray- haired area on Cape
God who have battled all their lives to
get in mm print; but undivL the
preteatf renown: spacial mange.-
they are not able to do so. Grants
have remained In the_ hands of original
owners and their heirabfor years. The

that system i don'tmeed any (36mm
meat protection}: marred that up
“min, squaring his shoulders. “but
those boys need it. i ask you. isn't
the Government pumped to protect
the week, not; aortic Matron?"
The bill. which endorseddty the
Commission oxr loco my and Melen-
or. Mm to give the Fish and

oil under the. till. hi? thiamlaiille the
commission hopes to concerts the
blind and oyster supply sad prevent
destruction o! Wimp gmunfi
the act is not to become attentive in

L‘ any town until its prdvlaloaa; hung; .4

been adopted in biwa heating Dr.

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L’eyetsman. ‘hllttitr‘is possible the an.

season’s pool: is, of course, lower than L4

ltlona. Mainland waters will he cloaeo ’

Legislature ought not to perpetuate.

but?

fills: lb

2'

‘ Minn tip 4

add: Head“ Clears. Shooting and

Nose Running (its Full
L,,H§idache Go .

Try “Eli's (iream Balm. ”

(let a small bottle anyway. Just to
try imitate t. mud; in. tho nostrils 1
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-mp air Apes-sages of the head
will Open: you will brdatba tireely;
dullnesa and headache disappear. B‘y

morning? them width-head or
catarrhal :30er M More '

Lillu'd such misery now at a small
bottle or “Ely’ 3 Cream- Ball!” at any
drug store. This sweet, «fragrant halal

 

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George W. Field, chairman oi the Fish
and Game Commiaaipn. add Norman:
H. White, 01131er tethafppfitmi si
on Economy and they“?

act would greatly honed Mm L'Lfish
men. ‘Ex-ISenatcr George 'H. SchLo'fleli hi ,
oi Ipswich. asserted the bill would
K“play into the hands of large oyster
companies" by permitting them to coup
troi licenses The bill would only.
make the situation of the small oyster
digger Worse, he declared.

 

' ‘LMMLW' A’ Loorreemoimm

Drags herself painfully through her
daily tasks annex-lag from backache.
headache, nervousness, and loss 0!
sleep. not lmowlng her ills are dueto
kidney and bladder troubles. Foley
.Kl‘dney Pills will help any tom of kid-
any or bladder trouble, any backuhe,
rheumatism, uric acid- poisoning or ir-
regular” kidney action They
strengthening, ionic and continued
contain «in habit taming drugs.

4:4

der trouble can ailord to ovarian
WW Pills. may all drug
81ml: K . '

 

DIED lN sTATE ngth.

HARTFORD, March 25. 4g~Wiillam
Nelson, convict in the state L'prlson at
Wetlibraiield died at the institution
Lillia‘inornlnzf‘fie maa'iortyvone years
20! age. and was sentenced from
,Bridseport. September ii. 412912, to
treat tour to live years for assault with
iiitent to kill. He had been in the
brlaor'l hospital sincé January. Death
vies due to fatty degeneration of the
heart.

 

 

 

n... ‘Brotlterhood 0: Men of Trinity -

int. have postponed the session until
|April 1, at the rectory in Fairiisld
avenue,

For Brewed-es or Spectacles.
For" ipvlsibie Blioonla. '
For rout do...
For Clerical or ilsir Ginsu.

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or a cold, with its running K
mucous dropping into the _4
raw dryness is distrembl K
needless. 4 2 2.
Put your _
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Franchise Leadue, with. lit
and everybody lutsiested in
the “latest heL'st ol'K “‘5’

tonight at the Norwalk iii!)
rwill he a most interesting
open to the ’titihlio

Washington and helped wt
rude, and later appeared ‘h, . .2
“investigating committee to "
to the disturbance the pol
quell.

sent. Mrs. Lyon will give her we
port and include Mrs. onshore. L
. The formalepeaker oi the
1:13. ii). mallards. o! Cannon. .
speak upon “Good Gavel-omen
No Richards. mouth a young

man of much experience and K .
one who suitors from kidney and his: many positions of trust me ,1 2.
organisations.
to be of great interest and it)”.
he will have a good audieno '

your auto by lire?K

protect your legatuidhlllty
and operator of an auto?»

furnished.

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