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(By time Front-h).
‘ When one says barrio the first
{thought is of strawberries. Let us rte-i
‘- Meson~Jars,"per dozen pints, ..
Mason Jars, per dozen quarts S)
“.‘Wog’onggo‘ol‘pm m m U
mm ., P.‘llm\ . _ . ,memberwthwmtmmemm‘ Deubchai‘ety Juaiwide-moutb),dozen, pints
"Win“ "PW. ‘ ‘ ' “ ’ 5 ' . l fut culture oi strawberries in New Double Surety Jars (wide mouth), dozen. quarts . ..........
, Wm '_ ‘ than“ is the work 0: t a man who Extra Large Pineapplos ivory loner). each . . ..... ,
LANI'I PURIIBI I . .31“ became a strawberry “wt, and Fancy California Cnnteloupee .
~ . It'll-m 0’ W‘ , 3 that success also depends upon having ' ,
.4 . mm. «‘ . :‘h‘ill . _ . . the “he sort 0f had n being It“? . Otto Stein's , New York Frankiurtors, lb.
mummiuumamrormmm moneys
"to a good market. in New England,'
i Li~‘.=i...l.isn
.;.;-,n;-.s;gnu-3933333..,a:-;-;I;~.vz-i-:" ‘
‘for 0611001 wear It! Moor display this fall is better than we native strawberry to e a ‘proflta-‘ . l‘iurnett's Old Tom Gin, per bottle..... ..... ........... 75¢
. " ,. . ’ Ab l~l P - ..................
‘ ~ ‘ . y 1 QVMYGI' have values been .50 £000” 1 bis crop, must be dices-en from those “:3“: heuilgifi?‘mit€mmfiflgfitl 4 “i ........ $ ‘
.1 I1 thm'm “ mount an into eaten: as toithe oil-ch! claim we Would, hrouzht't‘o the market ire adiatancie. ‘
Fine:Caliiornia Table Claret. gallon jug
M um . In Boston. and all large ow England
* . cities and towns. the str'a berry is in
' . the market from Christ to August,
‘and now that growers are learning to
. produce tall crops, to wel into Sep-
* tember. The berry is no, theretore.
per se, a table rarity. 'l‘ e varieties
. that are shipped to the N w England
. markets from southern . orida. and
along up the Atlantic reglo to Jersey.
and even into Connecticuti and Rhode
island. must be such as on? be packed
lewmmtobfloxtheobmhm torsoiioot
an I‘ V in the leading brands Entitled Beers. Ales and Porters at Low {
[Pl-ices.
,sjv o e,.‘svz
l
With a noon: and unity appearance woxoornbioe satisfactory
wean—the latter feature not to be ovorioired in buying clothes
tor the sturdy bevy. mushroom VALUES u f
' $3.50, 35, $6.50
OPEOIAL FOR rme WEEK—Boys: Double Breasted Knicker-
hooker sist- sit. about unwritten. '
.;g;g;c;-;n;u;-;-;-;-;.;-;-;I:~,u;s;o;-;
and shipped. and retain the r shape and
flavor (or 1mm two days to a week.
. Now the strawberry as is alstrawberry.
‘ j 100 per cost. plus. cannot be shipped . .
. . 1 long distances, and must be eaten not _ ,
’ later than the day after i is picked. ,
1 Moreover, it must be rip ‘ ed on the ‘ ' ,
- yine. It is (or thesejreas as that for ' '
, New England tables and palates the
. . berries grown within twp or three .
. hours 6! the consumers' tables are
‘ > those that New England growers _ ,
' should raise and do raise.
There isnothinx to be had in the ‘
way at strawberries. anywhere, equal ’
to the wild berries found .in all the -
New England States. in smaller or .
larger quantities. but in Maine and
New Hampshire in large iquantitiea. .
These cannot be siliped at. illl. and can
only he carried short distances. They
must be eaten the day they are picked. ‘-
Therelore they are local delicacies. .
They are not an article otlccmmez'ce, 3,
and they do not figure as is source of
dependable wealth. E .
.Next to the native wild berries, as
luscious fruit that can be iound in
nearly all New England markets for a
short season, are such berries as are
supplied to the Boston markets from
Msrshdcld. and a low other towns.
These are'large. red, ripe‘, luscious
fruit, lit ior the tables of killgs or beg-
: for Boys _ and [Girls-l [t
We have the most varied and "
complete stock in Noiwalk.
. Give us the opportunity to‘
prove it.
Conneally 8. Bracken. ‘
’81 Washington 8%. Phone 3034 ” .0
‘ l
The South Norwalk m Police will.
meet tomorrow night. 1
Gordon “W- ’ ‘°“
Clothes
nouns ticks-r "cosmos.
4 than mien heel and toe, the
most durable soul-tooling nude
lo: boys and girls.
Butler Lodge, No. 97,12. 0. 0. Ft.
will hold a weekly meeting this even-7
ins. . .
South Nor-want Dodge. L o. o. m.
will meet tomorrow nisht for regular MISSES' ECONOMY STOCK-
businees. ] '
_ rues.
, --, ‘ unused and too. our, wine
‘A‘ ‘0“ mm 9“ “1° WW use-n 15c, 2f0r25c
West End Washington Street Bridge,
“feet mm mm“ '1“ be We“, now nuts-no smcxmos you'll filld a Fill] Line Of Sea FOOd,
‘3‘“ 9mm? 1 Good heavy ribbed in black . . - E
.0... m... as... N... m. ..., 2 We received Daily by xpress
WWW“‘"°W°" ' Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
row ,evening. ‘
TELEPHONE 1“ “III DILIVIIV.
inl- an:
own: Ndrwalk Concluve. No. 41s.: [11348118118
1. O. H: will hold a semi‘monthly meet-1 I! waning... u
ing this evening. “. . It Will.
At the Same Old Stand
Cuban-oluoul-nlou‘aoa
it's a good sign or the high-grade 0! coal we sell and or the ex-
~—..w
" Our sisters Rebekah Loose. No. as”
I. 0.. o. 1“. will hold its regular meet-l
ing this evening.
lady Jennim Lodge. No. 7. Shep-3
herds of Bethlehem will hold a resu-‘
lar meeting tonight. ‘
Miss mm and Clement Mn, 0:
Main street, have been spending a few
days in «Bridgeport.
Oliveh'Branch Lodge, No 1!, Knights
of Pytli-ias will hold a regular meet
ing tor'norrow night. '
Miss Hazel Newcornb and Mother
Huffy, of Broad River, have returned
from a visit in Danbury.
l
A DROPPING
ran in
inasoumotmoynneeto the wear-
er, and ott times amusement or die-
sust to an observer.
flisnotneeesaaryioranyoneto
use an matting plate; it is unsightly
and annulus-y. and an _ cause a
great amount or irritation in' the
mouthu—lt is altogether unless. '
It you have moon tethelieve yours
tobeahard mouthiontletnioshow
you how the difficulties may be over-
come. You will be delighted with the
We Represent
First Class and
- Prompt Paying
fire Insurance
Companies
~ ‘ l. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.
out. ESTATE AND mounmce
"to-to Remus
f Sentinel Ads
5 Railroad Ave
gate. They get to the store when
they are in the best condition. They
areihe ne plus ultra oi berries.
Are they profitable to iii-lee? Note
these few examples or prohtlible straw-
berry culture ln New England. There
are hundreds more. These are merely
symptomatic; A; shoomaken who real~
iled that the confining work was cut:
ing into his constitution. With a wile
and six children. bought we and a
hail acres or virgin land in nine. has
made a good living. educated his chil-
dren. paid for his land and has a com
‘iortable bank account, all him the lit-
__-~ ~.~—-
I
Haven in all kinds ‘0: fruit and Wei.
He has a farm thatnilis antimo-
father rounded in 1780, bringing 75
small apple trees on his back from
southern New Hampshire. At a.recent
fair this than had 200 varieties of fruit
' rhubarb. strawberriesraspu rriea our and vegetables on display, 41 orwllicll
tle patch of a term. He as raised
, Will catch the
rants, zooeeberries and plums. All the, were apples. He has 2,500 iruit trees.
family worked on this littl farm, in- with sO‘varietiee of .apples, 760 plum
:ciuding father. and all pro ted. It is trees and 700 cherry trees: He had
HARRIS & CANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwalk.
celience at our methods that our customers stay with us year in
and year out.
Let us supply you.
Tel. 12:.
GULF coaer overeat Norse.
(Thddi‘ishing .Gazette).
sworn, Miss. Sept. 3.~ln use with
the private reports received by local
oystermerl is the finding of the Miss
lssippl Oyster Commissioners
have just completed a thorough lite “V
opeciion oi the oyster reels 0! the"
who 7 ,4
Star of Columbia Circle. 'No,‘ 253.
Companions of the Forest, will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
3:10: a fit subiect for a detelled flnnn- 2.000 emolucneotnut Uses. some or
' .
' ‘ :rrl . which were discarded. hut the major-
'cial statement. but for more than a !
'ity used as a nucleus tor a big cheac
quarter of a century it has 1 ken care
of the femur. and somethin more. not orchard. He has several kinds 0:
State. That the reefs were never so
abundantly supplied with oysters neat
present is the report of the commit» ' i
slon, but. that practically all at tile ' -.
Dr. J. H. Mallory Guam“
Martin. M Lee, of the 101) “Wt- 10 south min so. moi Nomik‘.’
, _ “smother Maine man has cited 31,- walnuts. with which he to experiment; crop is too small for market purposeu‘
mam 0' the Trowbridge Box Company. “DUI“: 9 I. III- to I p. in. Sun- and attract BUSINESS - 0000 a year oi! of one acre of straw: mg, He has four across pi raspber- is also found. and in consequence a .
1“ 633031118 “9 m“ annual “05““. days by entrainment only. ,. ‘ berries. Another Maine one has. by plane gens all the berries at 13 to this condition the Mississippi oyster
‘ ””"W’ L o COLLEGES growing cabbage between tie rows or in 1-2 cents W iii”. MY! ‘0 the reels will 30* “9 01’6“in as W 03’ A
M" and Mrs, E. W' Clark have V“ “WW“ new Busmess strawberries. got over 82.0 an acre. 2,000 summer tweets Within a tow usual this season. though , it is said 7"
coded the Roscoe Cottage at diiokory' m” ‘ '
gross, or! at his berry patch. in Van miles or his farm. Apropos at this
most man got over 6,000 aorta of man's chestduts. therei- A man in
strawberries of! or a quart of an‘ New Hampshire who sets 1500 mm
acre. ammonia them at an strange oi trons native chestnuts nevi: in his
15 cents a quart. This is rate ot'wtum.
£3,000 an core. A Maseachu its man a Massachusetts man raises cur-
llss takes $1.000 oi! of an acre ohm.“ and gooseberriu. getting about
strawberries. A Vermont “i n ‘0‘ l'.’ is deem a hash of the lomer. and e. _
100 bushels or strawberries it or (ourmet 018400 an acre front the latter. A matured. however, with the roots in ,
acres. 85.200 quarts. whic means; . u e it their present excellent condition. it is
about $1.000 nu me. it he 1 ts teirly ‘ X5$°flmumfiogmfm Ltd notions that the supply will be aul— 0
good price for the berries. ‘ 4 ““5 them at an ”We ol ,3 a bush- flcient to supply the packing demand
A Boston market man wen down in- 3143.600 from the orchard. He has for many yam to cams, ,
to NOflOIk 00mm! and bong t a live» been doing this for 30 years; not get: While the Mississippi oyster crop
“’9 “tab of land and ‘3 manna“ “118' ‘z’eoo every year. but agwwu ‘0t- ‘3 “"13 "mil t0” you!!! [or mafkoin
with manil- lie has 10. bushel». a" good mm. m m. numb“ M able purposes. it is said that the resin
HM. and they'averase around eisht quarts. trees m hearing. at semi-invalid m.oi Alabama and portions at Louisiana
it "
0 He gets irom 15 to 25 cents a quart? to rth i are well supplied with involves of nude
Results of Sam Small ... . .. mm»- m... ... “rid““lxl‘hihmillith . ..
. ‘ . Mt communion.
I ‘ f William it. ”n... and Horace . M. red he averages 20 noon,
white M“ he “a“ about 16 onto. ior. berries. Jilin experience is on e. small bivalves from these gm" will find
In for the. scale or course. and be was able to their way to Bilexi market during the
6,”. . b Club, were we,“ black he sets 26 cents. iii curl-ant ' all rtim of m mg‘zgomjng season. '-
mmnduflm 9 in the cum obj-"W ”mm" ”m“ “m " m" °’ zylizu;r‘odti:lod gt quarts or bonitol 1" 0mm" ““me m" “‘9 LOW"
I . I I. I
The iollowmg shows how easy it is to
, O ‘
accumulate a fortune, provrded proper
that some of the reels
by the lirst oi the yes. ,
The reels are fairly teeming with ' ,
young oysters. more. it is said, than ‘ ;
I have ever been on melee}: before. but ,
greater part oi those bivalves will
not be available for m‘erli‘ét before ail-r
other year: Once the present crop hes
Are in Session Every Day,
9:00 a. m. «13:00 p. on.
. ay be opened"
Bio“, and returned to South ”Norwaik. ’
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Dr. and Mrs. iii. ii. Jones. or ii West
street. returned home yesterday alter
or month's stay in Hancock, N. Y., their
former home. With them is Mrs.
Jones’ brother, Leo Valet. who will
visit here for a time.
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