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('1‘ch Fishing Gazette). I
RllOilE ISLAND~TlLe Supreme
t‘uuri of this State has decided that
He Providence Gas Co. is liable for
unnmuee to oysters in beds owned by
ticcrgc S. Bell. .lr., and Henry \V.
.i-LinL; The former gets $11. 480 and the
111191 52,: LL11). The opinion of the ma-
Ilol'ili ottheI court ILLas that del‘etoo
1.1an byproducts of the defendant‘s
1.11:4 ILLBrita had been allowed to es-
Lupe into that haters ot’ the Li’rmideui‘e
"‘ er in such quantities as to cause
.LLIentruLtibn 01‘: 09 sterng to LL LeryI large
‘ LLLIniiilnt. l
. A bill .LLjhiciIL will meet with the ap- .
prowl ot’ the oysterlnen of Rhode tis-
1und “as thrombi} reported from the
«L‘Iellillt‘i Finance Committe ltis't Wick
”pulmo- to: 811‘“!!! 111111an or
$100110 for the work arresterminnting;
Hial‘flnlr from holding! gods. . '
the oystei plant of «F. «.11. Backing-
iam,‘ Iot‘ It‘i'gurcn. has closed for the
HmsOll It is expected that other chip:
'L‘gefsiiii‘ili' not lose any time in doing
the same, an Lory littic' business is
leing done at this time. I
Oyster Igolnnters oi’ Warien are to
1 me outlast motor craft to be used an
1 union boat to pretenr'OLsteL poach-
in?
gCOtILILLocticuc—The Sterling Oyst—
ter (19:; ol‘I'ISouth Norwnik. in which
William I". and Arthur C. Hoyt are:
interested, will engage in the seed
L yster busineaa it is expected that:
the company will handle over 50,000
1 11511913 01- need stock this Lear Some
«1' it will so to Canarsle. N 1 it
I my be that next season the company
will handle opened and shell oysters.
them has. been considerable actiL-
iLIIy among {he in) 3101‘ planters of Fair
Haven Oysters are being dredged in
1 .0111; island Bound and some plants
are being-alllppedrin from Long 151111111
1er transplanting. A Iileet 01’ 60 small
home are at work, in addition to a
number of steamers. At this time it.
looks as it a great many young oysters
will be planted this spring.
The plant of David H Decker at
Norwuik has been doing LL rushius‘
basilica» up to the present time. al-
though the oyster season is almost
over. Between 1100 and 1.000 barrels
hr oyster» are being shipped from the
plant each week to England. Each
barrel counts 1,000 to 1.600 oysters.
Long Island—«The oyster beds of
1ch nine Points (to. in (ltcat South
’iliy have been re-atchd. During the
"Blillililll 1118111 18 Mill Sill
~51“;
n airmmiunus tins lilii 1111111
inotantly Clean Air Funnel:
Breathe Freely: Dull
Goes: Nasty Catarrhol
stopl.
You
Headroho
Discharge
Try “Eli"e cream "hint."
that a. small bottle anym just to
:;ry it-«ALpply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and!
atopped up air panacea of the head
all! open: you will breathe 1mm;
dullness and headache disappear. By'
morning: .thc outwit, o‘clddu head or
octagonal new talent will no gone I
. hind laugh misery mace themIahi
“ bot/tic It)! “Eiy‘ti (3m fillet". Int. on?
L
,‘ ing therein.
.z-u Jim ow liHfilIii
id) to} hint billi'llli]
" med Will 11 .WILKLLLLLL’
Ilast peek the company planted about LLhIich the Governor replied at length. STEAMBOAT COMPANY' s MEET-I
18, 000 bushels of seed. ‘11 is estimat. giLing his reasons for favoring the WC
ed that the company LLill Iput .dtLLLLL measure ._»_i__
2073.000 to 300,000 bushels béi'orc June ‘ -~-— --——-—-———— The annual meeting of the “dating
1. A gLeni part will come from Pocon-
ic Bay
Captain William Rudolph. of West
RELIABLE FOLEY'S HONEY ANOI L ton Norwulk and Bridgeport steam
Ferry Company was held on MondaL
TAR COMPOUND.
«1.01 last week. The principal business.
Say'hille receiLed three cartioes 01' “at be sure that you a” Boleyn distussld was the matter of putting
lioney and Tar Compoundc‘dt is a rod--
seed meter. in w it
it is blazed ISttlmtwltl. S. Ackeriy 6': liable medicine for coughs. colds. ILILIIii:IeaxIl'IlerIBI;::LIII120“ 0Sh the mIIteI
cronp. whooping cough, bronchlpi g a "g “ matter
1Son ”()0 ulll plant 3.0900 bushels ot' fidmely Ln Icoiluiflttee consisting of ii.-
seed, 1 unis Blue Point Oyster (‘o 25.— and h grippe cousin. Which ”In wall 8 llrueh Douglas (‘onklln and W (LI
000 bushels and (1.. Van der Burgh & Lining to the system it also g“ on \Imm r qua named to cooler witlLL‘ ITOi‘:
Son 20 .000 bushels . prompt and definite results for hoarsolI ” I LE: .
A. number of eyelet-men from bong “955 “cm“ throat 3““ atully when? TIL: no: mi”: 1: I}? ITWIIIIIIIQII‘ I]:
. breathing. For sale. by all drug- ’5' “ n ’1. "~ "'5' c “'7‘" 0 t ’
island. \‘cLL .Jeraey and New England 11.918 “I . .1. how, and running her 0mm :Hunflng.
visited Greenport last-week for, the ' . .. . :..~tou. New York and Norwsik routes. " -
purpose of inspection-L. seed oysters. II .. 'Ii—‘I’I‘FBI‘TRET; -L"'« ”Ir-“L ‘“ The directors rhosc‘In are: lasephI
Many of them made heavy purchases 3" Main, (1 it Roger's A. B. glidersloeL-Iiz,
M. “T
wit T
2:90?“ ”I the, fin.” (”mm M the Tailor waulda'coive Up to mica-@113 :23“““II‘:”“I:EL (w If; 149““ R It;
' ' Lilrv er, an: LL 'on n «it Is 11er
WJilliam . Mills. of the Greenpmt '9“ “final“ ”M'N'U‘W'lc'Qup (£11de Wl‘Wood. TM?” organized Mi \
mater. Co has .omnplained to theI ItiIoIp andI1 Explanation: WereI ‘
L. electing up iotlowingmflioora: may
Offers}; . ident, H 3. Brush: vice-[irenident5I
'l‘hlLty-.two years wearing it inns- mamas Yfiung: sémry. iDoaglaqsI
180110 and then :inne do! removing Conklia; treasurer W_ G IYoLLLLg.
same. providecimonc any man a good
The TM“ Board has m disguiae To have onefsttuilorIrefuse
structed Dr l. H Bogart. Health ConIL- rto give up onc's unit when one has .I I; ,3. ,
missioner. to make an investigation. given. it; into his care for cleaning and ‘1 :-
North Carolina—«Dr. Joseph Hide ’
I . . pressing is not so bad as to have ones
12mm State (1901031le made an in friends forget hint or to ban
spection ot’ the oyster beds of tIlllL:
Town Board of Realm that property
«owners allow impuritieaLLtoLeater the
waters of Hempa’tendoliarhor to the
detriment of oysters which are matur-
1’1 I'
L.
fORM 6.
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WASHINGTON. .Lprn ti«rrpim-
e 0116.9 his in Gunmen to curtail in: admin
can son foil to recognize 1le A intratlon l alpine ruLLi' .prc
. gmmI
State ‘39! “39’? visitingixeuie 3“" r South NoLL-Laih groceryman (Lnu LLo‘n't were mf 953mm 10:3,. with Lrnv'j-or
“In“ “2”an bound~ ‘e ° 1°“ 0‘ recognize him because it's off) M8 by Presldcfi't William“ He said that
“9 Cl“ 59 “as to make a study or had ma; Ly experiences in the few days
a »
the oyster industry in order that he ha ha“ been without the upper lip dec-
Lnny compile data on the subject and oration. 'He had difliculty in getting“
place it in the hands of the oystermcn his suit from the tailor. too. being
0‘ ”‘0 State. forced to call assistance from a mu-
I " tuai acquaintance. One wouldEscoroe-
M"’“""‘ New Oyster Law. 1L helieLe a little thing as a scrubb'y
The Shepherd oyster bl“ which mustache would so radically cilantro a
hold the attention or the Maryland man's appearance 'rntrtyI- two years.
Legislature for a mouth or more. be .meeveII-I is a long. long time. The
came n 19“ ll Willi]! 380 Friday. when son had never seen his [other without
00161110? Goldsborough placed his the mustache. the young man being
name to the measure. Senator Shop- now but twentyl 915m, ‘1:
herd; who lather-ed the bill. is conii- -. -
dent that it will be of great benefit to -A specific for paln——Dr. "lhonm
“19 oyster-men 01' NH 5MB- A" 05'9 Eclectrtc Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
mime" MW been informed that an uncut over devised. A household route
while he ‘lih‘d hcdrd suggentlons to
out the prbgram ohort- and enact onli
u~trarle submission, bill, be deemed
it necessary to keep faith "with the
country unguarry'ouvmcaaures for a
, compreben Ive trust ram '.; ’
LMJ'. Wil' was united i he lLelleL I
ed Congress could dispose oLtiLe trust
program and other pending questions
and not awnv from Washington by the
middle of the summer and he llithLI
laglv remarked that it an Moreen in
stead of a freight schedule were adopt-‘3
ea there’mld be no mummy Ha;
added that he did not mean the cob:
thing or! ‘01- necesonry illumwiImLII- butli
that tho committe had Worked Lory
, i
lens they give the new in a lair trial fly in Amarim; M 35 tours.
there is a great possibility that the . -
|State, in order to stop future contra I COLLECTLION OFLIBARBAGE.
versy, may decide to lease all oyster . ~--.——~---' -- ‘ .-
beds, natural rind barren. and that .Tho'stroet department . is sending
when once. started nothing "can stop but circulars to the homes, in the city.
the movement / and to the atoms and tootooloo as wall
Senator Shepherd in busy getting proacribing the manner of receptacle
box-d and had propel-ed legislation?
I-Wlllt‘h he believed could be promptly;
ldiaposed 01.!
, .
L
m
wasnmoron April “All '
aierything in shape for I'carriinz out in which to place garbage. refuse and nounoomont won made “t the MMI .
the provisions or the new low. The ashes for collection. The old city or H” use today that met WM”
Legislature is expected to appropriate South Norwalk always maintained a h“ accepted an lnvitntioa to “a"
$111,000 to defray expenses of new free collection system and on March «Am! 21 at ‘ luncheon at the annual
surveys, etc, made necessary by the 16th of this year the schedule for the ””9"“ ”f "‘9 AMEN ”0|!!! lll
PIEMDENT TO TALK TO IEDlTOR8.§~
new law. entire city was adopted and in work.
H.110LLnrd linman wrote to Govern. inn out quite satisfactorily Gor-
or Goldsborouzh protesting against lingo and ashes must not be placed
the signing of the Shepherd bill, to ll! the name receptacle, and the {arm
or wnato must be contained in suit
able watertight
_ proper lids or cavern. holding no more
than ten gallon. The urban rocdp
taclca must not be no 1111011 no that at
time the garbage. will rise within four
inches at the top. Aches must be
placed in iron or metal lined barrels.
disaolwcs by the heat of the nostrils These new regulations, when working
penetrates and heals the inflamed; properly ' will do much toward pro
swollen: membrane which "a“, this mating better “attrition in the city.
nose. head and throat, cm" the air One or the street department is can-
possum: atop: nasty WWI and running the cits. explaining thopm
a tooling of cleansing. soothing Italic! vicious of the ordinance and the
comes immediately. . working of the system.
Don't by “Ike tonight Muscling W
to: breath with Liam atufltlldr coon-ll: "ii-‘9 "ll-L ""059 “EM"
cloned. hawking and blowing. chum , WI .
or a cold with its runnan MIG. ion The attention or the street commis-
.mucouaI dropping into the throat, and ”m" should be “u“! to Mm Hill
The condition of the
3;”:ng " “MW?! 1“ "1" pain L. «in L... m. 1.1.... .n
mm
ill Hill) ill’Eli
container» . with "
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Put your iolthw‘itibt Ionco-L—la I‘llilli"! 23.22:; 3;: filial!“ “I I ‘ IIIWII
osmium warm Meow am '
turnout Luau mt
New Tort: city. Secretary“ Tutiiulty
said tho provident had not yet decided
what subject he would discuss. but
that he would make on important
speech.
has accepted tor a speech outside of
Wuhinatou since he went to Mobile
last. October to otiend the Southern
commercial Clonal-can.
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