't.
iItlonsumption ”or bodybuilding. de‘
mandala remedy that). removes the
callus: . . 1.x : .1.
I . ‘ . “ “i
is the remedy that will relieve you at
- us N‘iodll's Point Where they huvs‘been.
fishing‘lduhette.)'t'
2 ‘ ‘ . . .l , ‘ x 77..
. snitwuhu, at; it. Juli. 33r~01lvlflfll~
day large tomes tit-anon cut channels
in the ice to the oyster beds where the
men worked on snows. 0n Wednes-
day the steamers. from all the shops
made their way through the ice as far:
at.“
calcining plenty of stock. The oyster
“983.
nncc. Colmtlhssbéruve sicknseses (are
the frame-up would tie up the trade
mullahs have headlining n rushilng bust:
At first it was supposed that, _'
Four HEAVY «m
in; style mile in
men andi‘womemboys
recognized in" the medical profession filter some time *but the men have been”
as having their directorindlreot cause doing “0.,“ work on mg buy. Capt.
.in a immei‘lied‘v‘fcolii" or cough. KEV,“ Frederick Oclters- set out to give the.
Flax Seed Emulsion. Linoniuo, is thei boys at his oyster house it demonstra-‘
and girlsflthe finest
footproteotionkmwn,
«nest helpful thing in the world to
you. Medicinalknovvs no surer lies'lv
lug agent for “tho inflamed mucous
membranes of nose, throat and lung
pussmgos. Thus 'vrhiie Linonlne is rc-
nloving “colds." coughs. bronchitis
and consumption it is also building
up the body as nothing else can do.
All druggists [insist upon having
the genuine with the whore trade-
mark on the lbottlolw‘zml, 500, Si.
STATE LIBRARY WILL CHANGE
HANDS so'ou.
t .
Cammission That Erectcd it ‘Will
Turn it (War to State.
Next Tuesday, at noon, ill the mo
moriul hull of the State Library and
supreme court building, Hartford. will
ossembie a small group of officials,
and, with a short ceremony, the build-
ing will lbe turned over, by the coup-
‘mlssion which had charge of its erec-
nion. to the state library committee,
which will thereafter have charge of
its maintenance.
The commission to make repairs
lo the «Capitol anal erect a State Li-
library and supreme court building was
.ulpointed in 1903 and continued by
the 1905 legislature. In addition to
its 'work or orcting the new library.
it had chargo of the construction and
lfillulisliing oi‘ the new Bonnie chum-
i-wr. and a few other odd jobs. its
lul‘l‘uiml's now are former Governor
illurunu (i. rliuikolcy, ii. Wales Lines.
of Mel-idea; Willie 0. Burr, oi‘ llart-
ii‘ord’: Charles (I, (look, of West llurt-
i'ord; l.. W. Robinson, of New tilavl-u.
and Comptroller Daniel F. Dunn.
, lmlt‘gSlRfl‘ Lily'ilry committee is com.
' quis‘erl of‘Goverfior SinleoniE. ilaldli'in,
military of the State Albert Phillips
and lion. William Ilsmersley. ' ‘
"The Ceremony will begin shortly
after noon. Dx-(kivernor 'iiuikeley
twill make a short address, presenting
the proportypand Governor illaldwiu
will accept in behalf of the «people
of the state. and, in conclusion, lwiil
Ullli'P the building-in charge of Li-
. ‘lil‘lllll George S, Godard.
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BUVING TO SAVE MONEY.
Buying Foley's Honey and TM Com-
pound saves “money lit-cause just a
low doses stops the cough and cold
and one bottle lasts a lont,r tlmo.
uuirhiy henls raw and inflamed
fares, stops tickling throat,
rapping coughs, croup,
.‘oroul‘hisl and la grippc coughs.
nah- at all lirug‘glsts.“
Hur-
harsh.
honrseuess.
For
BRAZILIAN SUED BV GIRL FOR
$500,000.
Wealthy Member of Exporting Firm
Arrested in Breach of Promise
Case.
NEW YORK, ll‘vb. Sumni‘lln'l”
Huinlu, a wealthy young 'Iiruzilluu uud
' short.
‘ the big tumbling seals pretty . heavy,
it“
, tics of physical culture in a. very prac~
tidal form the other day. lie showed
them just how to get the proper
amount and kind or exercise by wheel-
ing oysters. Incidentally he strained
the cords of his leg and has surlered
much pain from the injury.
i lSlCAvIllOlRD. Del.-—~Th’e freezing of the
Nanticoke river has stopped the ship-
ment ofloysteru vto Sanford by water,
land unless the weather moderates soon
.tho supply of bivalves will soon run
‘ The packers here have only
"enough to lesions week. The shut;
ting down or the oyster house here
in the dead or winter means quite a
loss to Stanford, as they pay in wages
from $1.000 to $1.200 weekly.
I lRV‘lNGTiON. Vs.. Jan. 23.«‘At Lau-
custer court Monday an oyster longer
from up the lituppubunnock showed the
record of his catch from the natural
rock so far this season. He and his
boy had caught over thirteen hundred
bushels. A Carters Creek longer with
a partner und cull boy, who six years
ago averaged only 10 bushels a day,
now catches from 25 to 30 bushels.
This is a sample of'improvcmcnt in
oyster conditions throughout tbs-State.
‘The illustrated annual report of the
Commissioner of Fisheries of Virginia
can he hall upon request. enclosing the
postage (-i cents)..-to W. McDonald
’Lce, lrving‘ton,»Vn.
, Six thousand barrels of oysters and
clams have been-shipped from Chin-
cotesgue, Ve.,- touhe northern markets
in the positive weeks. Large clams
are bringing $10000 per 1,000. the best
price ever realised by the shippers.
, NEW HAVENLQODW Jun. 20.-'l"he
steamer F. Mansfield & Sons (10., will
sail toduylwitli 4.6.00 bushels oi: oysters
‘ ‘ ssAwnurs
»
ConnealinzBrack
Keeps the warmth in
and the dampness out.
. Get fitted today.
“if a Dealer Sells
He’s aGood Dealer.”
We sell Slinwmut Rubber-I:
bullets rune/mum: nu Mum
“mm ,o- JM’ No
eu,W~asiling-t~on St. .
Injured With Other Swimmer When
Tank Bums in Barthuda.
l'lAMIIL'l‘ON. Reminds. Feb.
Willile giving a lperl’ormauCe in “the
Bermuda Aquarium. Tuesday after?
noon, Annette Kellernian, the Austral
inn swimmer. and Herbert l'lllronnqn
sustained severe injurleh‘oivint; loin-h
bursting of a glass tank- contamiilgi‘W
000 gallons of water. ' ‘ ‘ ' 33“
in one or thescenes the pressure
became too great and the glass ti‘bfiit
gave way. The tremendous rushl'c‘ir
"l._
to plant in ‘Xarragansett flay. This!
stesiner un‘dé'r‘ cmiirdfili‘tl ’of. Captain.
Kennedy Sande iadc‘Tuoetiay in the but;
gale for Narragansett any. and .i'ound
even for this 'boat to combat. but she
went through ail-right." Ocean spray'
flew over the superstructure and irons ‘
as it tell. The boat brought back oys-'
tors for market.
One of the big boats of the Rowe
oyster fleet. then. C. Rowe Co, arriv-
_ed yesterday morning from Norman?
{suit Buy with about 7.500 bushels oiE
'oysters. There'was quite a gale \Satur-
day night. and the boat was shook up
considerably, but Captain Pondleton
brought her through all right.
The Sealshipt Oyster System are
buying stock from small dealersto fill
their orders instead of operating their
flihodc island plants. The company are
doing a very good business at their
wSOiltli No‘rwalk. Conn. plant. The
siork is exceptionally iluc,
“WW
WILL HOLD SECRET SESSIONS.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 3.——"l‘he police
board Tuesday night voted five to
one to continue to hold secret sessions
when "public policy" makes such
meetings necessary. Scooter ism-ll,
who is n nmmhur of the board, was
i
, in tho engativo.
water sucked” the: occupants acids;
the jagged edges of théigiassrr Miss
Kellcrman Anas‘badly ‘ll‘tceraied‘ on the
‘lert‘ialde, while plenum was "gushed.
seriously in the arms and legs? '
l-iromion‘Was removed to a» hospital
and Miss Kellcrmun was taken to the
hotel where she had been slaying. H ‘
CONTRACTS AWARDER FOR
ROAD WORK.
Highway Commissioner (‘harles .l.
Bennett has awarded the following
contracts for state road construction:
lllllington~Abont 8,150 feet of
gravel construction on the Sealers
road to the A. Vito Construction Cor-
poration of Thompson. for sl0.lh'lll.70.
Danbury, [lethal and Newtown--~-—
About 26,300 feet of native stone his.
cullutn construction on the Nilwtowu-
Dunliury turnpike. to Joseph Mascetti.
'l‘orringtou, for $42,722.75.
Old Saybmokvalbout 7,200 feet of
gravid, construction of the Ferry! road’
to tho ~Uonnectlcul Good Roads and
Construction (30., New Britain, for
$7,306.30. . ‘
P‘mnklin»~—About 3,650 feet of gravel
construction of the iiartfrod-Norwicb
turnpike, to the l‘iristow ‘llrothers and
Knowles Commotion, Nurra-snnsett
l'lol'. ll. l., for $0,824.
(imbue About 22,052 feet of con‘
ANNETTE KELLERMAN ' HURT. l
u... ..._._. -N_
RHODE ISLAND ESCALLOPS.
, .
The oscullop is a. shellfish that is not
very widely distributed, being- found.
only in comparatively low locations.‘
being it New England product. says
the report of the Rhode island Shell~
iish Commission. in lihodelsland es-
cullops'bave bean abundant. in some
sections of our boy. partlcuinrly‘ln the
western sections along the shores of
(ituouwich and War-Wick. The life ofi
these shellfish in short. being not more‘
than, two years; in fact. usually less
linen twogyeurs; mun these shellfish
“'ei:§('110i,éfiaillal‘ad during" the depend ~
mwuytileyywouldlgle and“ be an econ»
tunic loss. (Moldings. set: or spawn in,
the ,ggrly part 10! duly. Myths condi-
tioipi aresmght tbaymlll apawnascar—
ly as the 20th of June. This spawning
season seems to dented ,very much, ‘
upon the vtcillpernturd.of the water.
fit the temperature of the'vInter is less '
,than tlw’n‘degrees the «scallops will
not spawn readily, and .it the tempera-
ture varies from 62y, degrees upward,
andntJMnt 70. will be the height or
the spawning season. Much depends
upon the temperature or the watarre
gaming whether we have up early set
of esruliops or a light one. This escui~
lops grow very rapidly during the
warm summer and early lull months.
and a great many pimps will become
large so that the fishermen in the late
fall and curly winter will gather this
season's set or “sued" mallow-t; this
practice is wrong and is forbidden by;
law. A set or esculiops in July of 1913;
will mature and produce a set of spawn,
in July, 1913. and alter the spawning
season of 1013 they should be harvest-
ed: tor that set of escailops will not.
live and produce another year. There-
fore it they were not gathered and
used they would be on economic lousy
We do not think that a close season
on csruilops would conserve to the pro4
toctiou and increase In these shellfish.
mnluiwr ot‘ ava York exporting ilrui. i
was urrcstml hero late Tuesday in un.
' oroto construction on the Milford turn“
WWWWMN. ”nan"...
:wliou l'u‘outzhl «by Miss Monica P.
“iorlil-u lo rel-over $300,000 for ill-
louml fbrl-nrh oi“ promise or marriage.
illlln’lu who Vllm later relcusml in
$50,000 bail, was to have -lmi‘ll mur‘
bind to Miss liol'deu yesterday, abs
clusi'ltlfl,
Miss Iiurllcn dcrlnrl-s in lwr Pum—
piaiul that alter promising to marry
liter, going so lfur its in lllul‘t- tiu'
mum:~ muhlirlmi and the little for ibc
wmltliup: Hill, 1,qu young lllilll Ilazl luudv
m-upuruiiolls to leave the country.
vomplylml,r In this with the culilml
wish ol‘ his mother.
Him further claims that the (le-
ll‘llulilmt Inrd born an ardent WOT)!"
and had told lil'l‘ that he inherited!
$3,000,000 from his father, who died
i‘l‘l‘ifilll)’. and "000,000 l'rmn hill
viallu-r‘s partner, ltll'lng him an in-
v'uuw or 3000.000 a your. of bills
:nnouut she was to gut annually $50..
000. "Mine llllm'den alleges.
(lulnlu’s firm maintains offices in
Paris, London and Rio do Junk-r0.
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MDyspcpsin is America's curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. it drives out the impuri-
ties, tones the steanctth, restores per-
test diuostiun. normal mm and.
we health. .
Wood alcohol will mite yaselinc
., alpine from wash goods. flunk them,
, a low minutes in the
alcohol-chills?
so :Post. ., ,
‘ heir growing all over the scalp.
pike. lo (‘. W. Hiukeslec and Son, New
Haven. for $58,707.
”min—e...” .u—p... y-M
GULF COA8T OWTER NOTES.
iiiiliillllll ill ii.
Biwym “fl'R Members 1' TM." i .
i , men’s Protective Association are at-
IMakfi ll Thick.€|M.WlVii Lu“ ting up a petition to the lmlslstur: oi
that emu». asking that the State oys-
W In“ Home” I" or commission be abolished. says the
Mull . _ .
glinve nothing against the oomnihslou
Wm , [but believe that the members are do?
Your hair becomes lilhi. Winning nothing to earn their solution. It
fluffy, abundant and “Dim”! as soft. seems to us thut there are many yearn
lustrous and beautiful as a will!!! in which 0 ‘
girl’s utter a. “Dandorlno hair cleanse.”
Just try lbw-«moisten ii 010th WM! a ’li'ow of thmnemburs of the tile
little liauderlne and «retail? ("W 1‘ are from the 0.
through your hair, taking one small there are few
strand at a time. This will 0193““ realty midarstuull the importance of
the hair oi dust. dirt and excessive 0“ uyuter propagation and culture and
and in lust a m momonta you have oyster protection. so. in the em
doubled the bounty of your Mit- ‘place. the commission should Mort/c no
Besides beautifying the hair at. 01100. a protective body to watch alter the
Danderine dissolves every particle '01 welfare or “the oyster industry, which
dendrutt; cleanses. purifies and invig- is a source or iivclihoolillo a large
crates the 80M». tel-ever storm“ itch- number or people. The commission lei
lag and failing hair. . the body which uses that the oyster
But what will views youflnwsi Wiii laws ureproperly, enforced. - it is also
be litmg,.s.,tew.,peekst use ”when run the body which looks am:- the wool
will actusiiy use new halo—inns , will in; Menus and the culture at
downy at. tires-«rewind really new more dimdy‘xrmviuz. it’ltsluuctionn,
if it! will! lmfldm‘mgmm Won
redeem for pretty. soil. hair and lots 13 a, very valuable my to the State‘-
slslutum '
or it. surely sat a about bottle at “new“. ,
Knowiten‘s Duodenal; mm any drug.
.l‘l
' “Why, ()‘tlrudy'u just hat-1k from his
IIl‘llolti Herald. ’l‘hey declare that they
i
ystcr commissioners can!
and generally do, ‘earn their salaries}
east and. thereforei .
men in that body who
aruuulnu; relieve» the headache. dull-
, ., , . J , instrumentation
. piste: telleteolmter‘. easiest to it... polyphony manhunt, ,
”iiello,lMikc.- Where did you get
that much eye?"
honeymoon, un’ 'twus mo Mum him
t' got marriodffiwnoston Transcript.
W Wume—Malm w‘
all liiiilii? in
ion at iiii’i‘
m~mm
have cold Compound Ends
Collie anti sum in a
Few Hour!
.mm
'I‘aks "Pope's Cold Compound" ever“
two hours‘antll you have taken three
doses, than all grim misery goes
and your cold will be broken. it,
promptly Opens your cloned-up not,
trust and the air passages of the
hand; stops nasty disdham or nose
nets, leverishncss, sore throat, ones»
my. parallels and lithium. >
Don't stay limited-up! Quit binning.
and snarling; have your niobium;
headsén‘dlliibi?
such . prompt
’61s: in the world giver
rolls! in; "Paw: Cull“
compulsion suiti- only time: .
is snufilflisptm. it will without
i
Will. W
. rhythm;
mum of
zlig
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