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WWW.) thedunandhualmostceasedsolar
~sfilial-I‘muIIBflaI-—'1'llo outer host'ssohlneotsfrosithls market are
ithPmfldenefi.“ arrived concerned. A strict enforcement of
«st Wellheet with a load of seed oys— the cull law would have not most or
as for the Sea Coast Oyster Co. the cheap oysters out of the market.
Oonnecticut.—The opening season is, though those in charge at the oyster
punt closing and oystemen at New: police assert that they are not permit-
Bavell are cleaning up their beds, ting any violations. The yield of oys-
flueb of last year's “set" has been. ters, however, has been good, and this
but! in the mud on bottom. Warm! doubtless had something to do with
weather may rectify this. 3the price. Rocks that some years
New York—A decision has been ago were considered barren or deplet-
ionded down by Supreme Court Jun. oil were this season found covered
tlee Jaycox in the double actions’ with oysters of fine size, and the
. brunch! by Florence Bonnie Hard and dredgers. though they have not realiz-
Frederick G. Bonnie against the Blue} ed good prices. have always been able
Points Company to compel removal ofI to find a cargo.
. the oyster house and other obstruc-g The largest cargo that ever lei’i'
tions at the foot of West street, in‘ Crisfield was loaded by w. E. and B.
lWest Sayville. Justice Jaycox empha-, F. Gibson. one day last week. 11 con-
sired the view that the union of a sisted of 27,000 bushels of oyster shells
highway on land with tide water con-1, which were shipped to Norfolk.
stunted a continuous highway; and; Many of the oystermen who worked
“181 3113' obstruction to 311011 highway: across the bay during the season have
is unlawful. When the case was re-‘ returned to Landonville.
tried in December, .loseph Wood. at-i‘ George ll. Caulk. of St. Michaels. strongly regulated, but in many cases
Whey 101' the plainilffS. claimed ML: had three cargoes of oysters at hisi the demands are far in excess of any
Bonnie had purchased the ”31116 or, packing house last week, one landedireasonable demands."
landing from Samuel Greene. He also by the schooner Annie E. Wiley and.
declared the oyster business of the [do by [he bugeye, ”mood Bennett.
Blue Points Company “’38 an “eye- The Oysiermen's Protective Associ-i TREATY.
sore. and brought objectionable odors mic“, or St. Michal—315' Md, had a meet-1 WASHINGTON. March 24,—ltatiii
“to the plaintiffs." The value of the mg in the Town Hall, last Saturday:cations of the peace commission treaty
Blue Points property ill West Sayvillc.‘ evening (March 13), on call of 'Jumes‘j between the United States and Russia
Captain Jacob Ockers stated, is more‘ 1). 'Csnlk, president. llnpurtant mat-' were exchanged yesterday by Secre-
than 51.000000. Asa A- Spear 1'90“" ters were discussed. ,tary Bryan and George ‘Bakhnleteif,
sented the defendants. It is thought Virginia—Albert Miller, colored,‘ the Russian Ambassador. Fifteen such
the decision will be appealed. as {he charged with violation of the State treaties now are in force.
removal 9f the oyster 110“? Wm 9111““ oyster laws, was dismissed when he,
a large expense. was arraigned before Justice Thomasf
Cant. Ira Ockers. Jr. is running b"est! Miller was charged specifically with? “EMF-L‘-
in his schooner from Greenport ‘0 shut-king oysters without first obtain-! KINGSTON' N Y" March 2‘-“M”‘
Glenwood for the Greenport Oyster mg a license therefor. Justice Thom—g William P. Button and her live-year-
Co. as ruled. however, that he did not be Old ““51“" were found dead yester-
New Jerseyllelesauons representing lie”! that the law affected Miller, as d", ”31"“ “00's "1‘“ had been “3"-
‘Cumberland. Atlantic, Ocean and Man he was not engaged in a general oys-l ed fast, in their home at Ellenville. A
month counties appeared in Trenton. tcr packing business. The case was: note addressed to the coroner read:
N. J.. on March 15 before the House appealed to the City Circuit court. Ill-1‘ “I" is “8“" in cases like this to ren-
Judiciary CUmlHit‘Ce ‘0 099059 the 9", spector Johnson, of Norfolk. represent- der a verdict ‘0‘ suicide while insane.
llciency bill affecting the oyster lndns- ing the State. was complainant in the Your verdict, l0 accord With the facts
"y, Not a voice was raised in the‘ proceedings against Miller. ;in this case, should be suicide with
entire party for the bill- Joseph ‘FOW'; W. McDonald bee, former fish com- perfectly sound mind “d body."
ler, a Port Norris planter and shipper. missiouer of this Slate. while in Nora? Mrs. Dutton formerly “Nd in Ch"!-
declared that fully four-fifths of the (0“,, on Mm], 15. Speaking of (he on, enne. Wyo. Neighbors said that for
men engaged ill the business in that m. industry, said: “The pa,“ 393w“ several weeks site had threatened to
section were opposed to the measure has been the poorest that oystermell. kill her husband, from whom she se-
of this section have had. i have re, 9"“th four years “30' and visited
cently seen oysters offered in the Po Kingston 1““ week ‘ to buy ”0‘80”
tomac River for the a bushel that, which. she “'33 ““0“”, “5 saying, was
should have brought 30c, and oysters; "1°35 musay ”'3" a revolver."
in the Rappahannock offered at 250?
that should have easily brought 40c,i
with no buyers. A large number of
a
f
unitary packing of food should not be
AMERICAN-RUSSIAN PEACE
MOTHER: KILLS DAUGH‘l‘VER AND
on the industry, and declared that it
could not be given proper care and at-
tention by commissionsworkiug with-i
out compensation.
Captain Charles Covert, of Leesburg,‘
and Captain Peter Campbell. of Port
Norris. vigorously attacked the propos-l shucking and packing houses have
“ appointment 0! ”19 Board ”I Com-l closed down in the past three weeks,
missioners without salaries. as a ma ibcouuse there has been no demand. ‘
jority would probably come from others "Many people say that the cause of
well. us or the State, and the Maurice the slack condition 0‘ the industry is |
River Cove planters and shippers de-‘ the financial condition of tllc country.l given him by M“ Culley, 0‘ South
sired to retain control of their own in- and the idea of most people that Orb-l Wlndlor. but as some of "3.3m borethe
““5”? 3tors are luxuries that can be afforded: name of A: W. Stanley, the police
Captain George W. llollingsworth. only when money is plentiful. As a. phoned to new Britain and learned
of Barnegat. in the business 33 years, matter of fact, oysters at 200 per him i that Alex. W- Slanlcy, 0‘ that city, had
said that practically every man ill the retail are much cheaper than chicken; reported to the 001106 there that his
business in Occult county was absog or beef or any other meats, and there summer home. 0“ Stanley Quarter.
lutely opposed to the pending measure.‘ is no home that cannot afford them. I had been robbed during U10 M8113.
1“ J' Smith. a clammer. 0" Mon- "1 am confident that irresponsible. Rogers ‘3 held on a charge of bu”
mouth coulil y, declared that u this Menus“ and the yellow 10mm“, mm- slarr and will be turned over to the‘
measure become law there would be a put a scare into the peeple that, 1 fen” New Britain police.
recurrence of the strife between the. will not be eradicated in this genera-
claulmcrs nlld oystermou which seri-' lion. During the past eight years the
ously affected me clummlng industry over-weeping desire of scientists iol NEW YORK \inrcll 24—Members
for 5'93”“ - establish their theory ill connection .'0f the New York‘Coi’fee Exlchange vot-
BURGLARIZED SUMMER HOME.
HARTFORD, Conn. March 21.——A
man giving the name of John Rogers
was seen today peddling things from
a suitcase among second-hand stores
on the East Side and was arrested on
. suspicion. He claimed the things were
cops-es EXCHANGE TO CLOSE
oven saevsn.
t.‘ :2? .l in A. Ankh . of Climbers . . , . ,v ~
landnaliiir 511:1!“ ll EtyAckei-sou of with oysters has cost \irgluia from}3d today to close the Exchange for
. . . . . $1,000,000 to $3,000,000 annually. “,three days—«from Thursday to Mon-
Monmouth. also llppeared in 090031‘ is true that the activities of the Nflr, day—for the Easter holidays. The Cot-‘
lion to the measure, as did Assembly- tional pure food authorities have: ton Exchange will be closed on Good-
man Lourad. of Ocean county. Tile thrown safeguards around, but in the‘
members of the committee suggested case of oysters they have gone to uni
'somc amendment. but the oystermen, unnecessary extent. I attribute the:
deemed were mum be n" Chance n main ““39 0‘ We 11'8“ 009‘ 0‘ “‘"ng'mss WILKINSON REAI'I’OIN'I‘EI).
amend the hi" i“ any manner 1° make at the present time to unreasonablei HARTFORD. Mar. 24.-——t‘lovertmr
ll. satisfactory. d demands on the part of tile Goveranolcmlib today reappointed Miss
M lands—O sternleu of 52's Staie‘ Martha Wilkinson, of lllis city. to the
whoa;:V.(. lineny~~’* ‘ l merit and the mo“ faddlsts for the.l3onrd of Examination and Registra-
. ‘ "'3“. during packing 0f {00d products in packilgesim,“ of Nurses for the term of three
the “11"” “10mm “30 ‘0 stop “'07“ 0“; that together with the handling often ‘years from July 1, 1915.
Monday. the 15th of March, ending the cost more than the food - contained»
dredging season. Planters 0‘ ”“3 therein. 1 do not mean to say that the!
State say that while oysters have been' __ ’IF Bull“ '8 BRUS 3’
Friday, but will be open for business?
Saturday.
both as plentiful and as fine iii quality
as during the last year or two, profits
have not been so great, the market
price at times having dropped oonsid-i
erably below the normal.
Benjamin K. Green and Frank
Revell, chairman and treasurer.
u.
re-
spectively, of the Maryland Shellfisb‘
Commission. and Swepson Earle, the
commission's llydrographic engineer,
left Baltimore last Sunday night for
New Orleans to attend the seventh an-
nual convention of the National Asso-i
ciation of Shellfish Commissioners;
,‘With the end of the oyster dredging
season at hand those engaged in the
various branches of the industry are
taking stock and figuring up the net
results, says the Crisiield “Times."
The season has not. been very profita-
ble to the men engaged in the catch-
ing of oysters. In fact. in few seasons
have prices ruled as low as in that
oysters in the shell could be bought in
l .. field at prices ranging from 40 to
$23350 a bushel; and these very oysters
Would. at the same date in almost any
other; season, have brought from 70 to
‘ «“360. This was stated to be a fact by
an experienced buyer and ashipper.
.. low prices in the oyster industry—one
L ..being the open winter and the other
business depression that caused pen-
9 .
WHY ll 8088008.
‘BECAUSE IT'S FOR ONE THING
ONLY. AND SOUTH NORWALK
PEOPLE APPRECIATE THIS.
Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings suc-
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only. ' ‘
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is South Norwalk evidence to
prove their worth.
B. D. Kelly, 18 Wood St, South Nor.
walk, says: "I was troubled for a Year
and a half "by dull pains over my hips,
together with sharp twinges in the
l
.ially noticeable when I straightened
too quickl after stooping. l'also
[ y
ghad headaches and diy spells, was
to: .‘ -
5 “”0" “e" “3 end, This week prime, restless and got up In. the morning
feeling more tired than when I went
tito bed. When suflertng in that way, I
shed the good'fortime to hear of Dean's
lKidney Pills, and procured a supply
.Plalsted'a Drug Store. They worked
wonders, and in less than a week the
trouble left. I am pleased to confirm
Dean's Kidney Pills." .
Price 50o, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-e—gst
P19 i“ ”all“ She" Wm! 0' "1'“ Dean's. Kidney Pills—the some that
they con-idem luxurletfi And “3' m. not, had.‘ loster-‘Milburn Co.
the oyster business has been dull all
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.;
small of my "back. They were espec-i
“ kind with co‘ntetum.
iLook, Mother] If Tongue ls Coated
' Give “California Syrup of Fl9s."
Children love this "fruit laxative,“
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. ';
A child simply will not stop pier-
ing to empty the bowels, and the re-
sult is, they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom-
ach sours, then your little one be
comes cross, halfssick, feverish, don”t
eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is
bad, system full. of cold. has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea.
Listen, Mother! See if tongue is
coated, then give a teaspoonfnl of
“California Syrup 'of Figs," and inra
few hours all‘the constipated waste,
sour bile and undigested food panes
out of the system, and You have "a“
well, playful child again. 7 .-
Millions of mothers give "Califor-
nia Syrup of Figs" because it is'per-
it never fails to net, on the stomach.
liver and bowels. '
Ask your druggtst for a soceut hot:
lie of "California Syrup of Figs."
Two ““3“ “a“ he“ 3"” ““3““ my tamer public endorsement of'wblch has fun directions- for babies, ;
children of all ages and for, grown:
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Bea
more of counterfeits sold here. Get
‘flyrup company." Refuse any-other
fectly harmless; children love it, and . _
the anathema“ by "California Fl! ,
STAMFORD
Those on the firing line must
have the proper range in order
to be effective, and this applies
to the cook in thekitchen as well
5 to the soldier in the trench.
The cook can uniformly strike
the proper spot only when the
range is right. Stamford ranges.
are right.
FOR SALE iY
HORACE R. NASH
Comer North Main and West Sm.
Your System
Demands
an occasional corrective to insure
good health and strength. Success
is almost impossible for the weak
and ailing. Enjoyment is not
for the sick. Impaired health
and serious sicknesses usually
begin in deranged conditions of the
stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.
dew/29023
Pills
are recognised all over the world
to be the best corrective of troubles
of the digestive organs. They tone
the stomach, stimulate the liver, regs
ulnbe the bowels. They cleanse the
system, purify the blood and
act in the best and safest way
For Health
and Strength
tummdum snows-u.
itss Iliil If in
lilll linllls Illllll
TAKE A GLASS OF 8ALT6 1'0
FLUSH KIDNEY! IF BLADDER i
‘Bcl’HER YOU
Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-known authority.
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly back- _
ache and misery In the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches.
acid stomach. constipation, torpid UV-
or, sleepleesness, bladder and urinary .
Irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid;
neys aren't acting right or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
,Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
bake a tablespoonful in a glass of wa.
ter before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then not line.
This famous salts la mode from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice,,com-
bined with lithla, and has beenused
for generations to flush clogged kid-
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the fields
In the urine so it no longer irritates.
ithus ending bladder disorders.
Jud Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent fithid
water drink which millions of melt and
women take’ now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease.
HEADS CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK.
NORWICH, Conn, Mam 24.—-—Jchn
C. Averill was elected president of the
Chelsea Savings Bank here 10d”; m
succeeds the late General no u. -
lend. Mr. Averill is clerk of the Com-
.mon Pleas court, was formerly aciera
of the Superior court. and is also vice
president and treasurer of the New
London Northern Railroad and a di-
rector of the Thames National. Bank.
omens nonsns someones,
DANBURY. Mar. zl.-'rwo ,horsesii
were suffocated and damage estimat-
ed at 8900‘caused by a fire the} des- ,
troyed a barn on non avenue. owned
by Chiarelle. Brothers, contractors.
early yesterday.
.m—
—'l‘he Sentinel line all the linseet
news. both locsl'ant‘l benersl.
‘ amn-‘h‘
1' ‘gmnlv‘
. «18“» W0.
Misfits..- ,
‘ 'nnt ‘ 31,-.m
, parts exportation at the some role as
, during December. January and Febru-
Mam. would limit upon nor-
1
Che. .mRtad “co ’
Established 18157
. Everything is on the Move
)Li“ . l . ' ~ - . ‘
F “1 :‘His 1'1)“ lkfiod of l‘ELOllsITlltIIOll when a greater or loss amount of 'wcmm-niciln‘s
‘ ‘p‘ mm“ “try day. “1‘ are making many sacrifices in 0rdcr that stock.- may 1-.-
moved quickly.
t‘lla‘lldlst‘.
Lycry department from bascntcllt to fourth floor t‘mllLIlEh itilllllllllg‘ lllt’rs
Three Piece Parlor Set
Divan \l‘ "' . ' ' " '
, . liltllail‘ dilll Rmktr. Ill mahogany and lllallugau) hillSil. ultll ilallds‘olllc cn.
crings of llallllt‘ velour.
\\'crc $00.00
. now $40.00
\\ crc 574.75
now $44.00
\Vcrc $59-50
\‘i‘cre $54.00
now $35.00
now $32.00
litm' $28.00
now $80.00
\\'t-rc $47.50
\\‘crc $136.00
Box Couches
A very t‘OlIl‘L‘llltflll llit't‘t.‘ of furniture to have ill the home.
Tilt-so long and l.‘fliliil‘lil‘."~.
boxcsull a .. . ~ ' . ~— ' ~ ' ‘ ' '
dtrutdtll tllshltllltd seats .lrc Just the thing in which to lay one} \thltcr mill:
and blankets.
:.)0\'ci‘illgs (ll brown figured llcllilii. stout and lllll'aiilt‘ $17.50 to $24.00.
.tlicr styles w1tll cowrnlgs illltl linings of green striped tlcllim, wry neat and al'
tractlvc. $18.75 to $22.50.
New Line of Shirts
We certainly have
good Hurt \‘hlllcs rt-t‘t-lltii.
surpasses all former efforts
prim-(l shirts.
illaill‘as and
cxtl‘a quality
been offering
but
Shilw ll lilic of new Spring patterns
in
Th0} arc made of fun: \i'ovcu'
soiscttc,
sonic rcpps, ill cithcr soft or stiff cuffs.
Price. 98 cts.
Lisle Union Suits
Women's Lisle Union Suits,
lv‘ormcr prit‘c $1.00.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hom—
corner,
25 cent grade, 19 cents, three for 50 cents.
HandsomevSalad Bowls
stitched with embroidered
‘ A very large and pretty bowl in Austrian
(hma with floral designs is priced lg cts.
Good for party prizes.
Condensed Milk Jars ,
_. Made in Austrian China. with saucer and
cover, special at 15 cts.
Best
Butter
at
Davey’s
Phone 410
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC f
Chiropractic is the definition or the .
mus. of the dame saddle an d'
adjusting the some. Disease is com ‘
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in.
the heel lllven‘it-done in childhood:
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
mm m. m an “new“ on.“ m immW’ :mmmm
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sleeveless and close fitting at lmcc. 79 cts.
l
some i
which 1
moderate. quality it
attach.
price, 75
Ollc Si
mantle a
also
11 cc k.
Thcsc lamps arc of llczlvy brass \vliil
glass globe is
pncc was $1.75.
Linen Color Center
Fourth floor.
Inverted Gas Lights
Those arc for ll>t‘ on
Call now‘ iiOlllCS and are \'L‘l'_\' good light
chandelier or 1..»
prodtlt‘t-rs.
goos‘l
taillic and glass globe. rcatly to
Thu l‘cgtllzlt' lu‘icc “21> Sl..>5. spectll
Cts.
light. large
and Clint]
F'Ul’lllt‘l”
form of arc
cllnlucl case
uffcrctl for $1.00.
ylc in
mi white
Pieces
Special Values in Linen Color Center
Pieces, finished \titlt German clllny cllgc m~l
rcgulnr . .
lllscrtmu.
0 inch. wow 2.) cis. now 12 1-2 C15.
12 inch, “etc 25 cts.. now 18 cis.
24 inch, Wt‘l‘L‘ (to via. now 45 Cts.
36 inch, \vcl'c $l.75. now $1.50
5:, inch. now $3.50. now $3.00
#
Laundry Bags, made with draw string. 311
each.
plain and fancy colors. at
io cts. each
M
i Cabinet Picture Frames. 25 and 39 cts.
New-EASTER Stills .‘
$9.93 - $14.98 --$17.98
Values $15 to ”$25
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Chiropractor! remove the cause oi;
illness and pain, lanolin is restored;
through humanism; the. nerve In;
toms In yourbodr. inemsls troubles;
given special attention; ‘ use em-vs- t
ture of the spine. You will never to I,
not giving the CWO chases”
to help you. . , »
much-estimate gtvsn she. I
T}. Fran ‘
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NORWALK. I
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WASHINGTON. Munch 24L—Wsrus"
ing that the present heavy exports to
mm notion not American wheat.
and. flour mouths continued avvitlis
out undulating the wheat supplied. y,
for flood and needing requirements at
home, no media“)? in. ths‘De— «
pertinent oi micuumauuuook.‘ ln. ’ , .
the epiniut of the dim ‘ ment's exa
on. until the homing.“ the new
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