1W FMMPut-l 7',
he. Attendant intervals 1112111;
Weererettmoverbou-d,
”Mutants-Irene pulled
Whom”. Thieenebledtae
, tomtbe‘fiet”uitwusiorm-
( Ind tte oysters of one. two end
Mummtterms
, Mrmiuted. Theuetleatyeer
”HWoM.M_twoyesm
”Bitumen-did...“
dud other enemies at the oyster
”Wham.”
a'm Assesses-minaret
Myanucepteinm‘ekenu
‘mueoneottteoflterlergedeel-
we have finely dewhndbede in do:
ouster industry.- He certainly? explain-
,lhe beds under privatise"
Wt!
the year on account or the wet.
but very tow oysters were shipped to'
_ .the steamship companies at
. genspolt in the; e is“.
we mum ethe liaison on.
mi of“ the room being needed tor
mt supplies. This season, however.
arrangements have, been made to ee 1 ..
W131 all that can be packed here
pinents on 1' 1st. ‘HI.
19mins shop will resume operations
‘ next week and the first lots will be
mt- to Stgubenvilie, Ohio, New York
W 8nd Cairo New York, on Monday.
During the salt Captain David C.
unwnflifiiistion cb’hfirning the
ad all the boundary linesiénbi'uced in
the town oyster system, fighting out."
ownership
W those “3538‘“?‘1‘, for public use.
on endanger! the. “the? waste or all the
water grounds in this territory '3:
.mooo, with about 800 acres under
‘ Mutton, and an equal smountuu
natural beds. These natural beds are.
dire source of livelihood top ,5. at large
number or men, land it: is estimated
flint during the year they produce 3m
M bpgbely 0’1 clams pull the
unsettling-d oysters? These. to
stump eale1p,ox ingthé £4
_ m5 use: 1111.011 the arrive] or
the Ripple at her short, test evening.
About twenty large skills, with some
thirty men were in uniting to trans
wder their catches of seed for the day
_ 80 Captain Decker 51 boat.
The cargo
of each shift amounted to from ten to
, twenty bushels, and several hours were,
«no
jmumdniwmnsterrmg '“tllé seen
.me nvemge price plaid this season is’
“hum 25 to 40 cents per bushel, so
that it can be seen that a good catch
- means much to the natural grouth'ers.
Captain Decker has titty—eight acres
of ground under cultixatiou, lindei
,. , Oyster Computing); Connecticut 0ys~
7W
for Farms Company. 44;
_Brothers. 31;;
Tafiimadge
Sterling Ovster Com-
_ 1mg, 28 adgordhigrto tiid measure!
ments made by Engineer Sanford.
here are minty- other smaller in-
ywflviduai growers who own consider
‘ able acreage among the \‘oru‘nllt in
1.3111135, and depend on the produce fort:
. their living.
' On arriving at Captain DECKS! s deck
the party found the opening house
sally decorated with tings hunting and
'n‘lants, v bile ttipougn the center or
ndedta talflé daintiiy sp1e'nd Emil
Jaded ’with a q‘uantity of good things
About the loom “ere a. number or
‘hdies ready to serve a sub 1t.1ntial
' ore dinner deltei 313‘ y cooked tinder
Nbe‘dlréétion of George W. Fisher. The "
31191111 was as follows:
5 Steamed Clams
‘ 11 one Potatoes
. Tomatoes Beets
1 , .. Sweet Corn
prlng Chicken Sweet Potafibes
Cold Boiled Lobster . '
Watermelon, Cigei's, Soft Dl‘duks:
After everyone lisdc'parrtaken ot ellt
5 they possibly could, antatn...WiIliam.~ ’Soldi overwhelm.
"F. Hoyt a member of the, recentlyeup. .
pointed .\orwalk Oyster Groivers’ Com- '
mittoe, expressed a hearty welcome,
, ex'plztinéd the objects ‘6?
mil -'i's' printnrily' to
floatation. accordedmthe oyster and r
e €18.31 industry; to that the public"
health sill be censeryed,’ and
former reputation of the Nero/silt o‘yd '
......
Wired up to
re. 11g of s" editable ordinance by5t'l1e
Board of Councilmen, calliglgjon 3.515
amusing of oystet men nud’l’ns‘p‘ec tin
,1 their products, so that a‘ clean bill ‘
to! health can be given eat; one. ”There "
urity 1‘11
the oysters grown in deep water, ”but 1 .
' started that 1,090 to 2.0M bushels '-
was no que‘ without
were harvested each season from the
to lists within the tipper‘harbor.
‘hiapieoedunderihelireeflonoteue
‘Metteulthwthetmsuiu re-
gmmmmmm
ropehnnd a, ood season is looked
a W see to n§ 1
John W Mugged F5515“ Williani' :.U
.3838?“
portscouldpuemedeorhbm to
mwawmomm
WWTemmnyuso
odd to well“ do theater to mull
h from: 3. suitable Minutes to be
submitted to the Council
others the spoke along similar lines
mam”! m We
Milne, Bent-em e Bebe-inflow
ltd ‘IJ. Lowndee Attorney 1. 1.1.1111:
wetter Attorney m
_ All Be W expressed tnerr
pleasure qt the instruction warmed
by the Men's tour of inspection.
and we done iuterut in the pro-
posed tenth MI. W in
every ten the messenger state and
town health laws. All were summed
at the em 11! st. W find the
outlet of people in Norwelk depend
in: on it 1.1- 11 living.
The guest. included Msyor Francis
I. lumen. Councilmen Harry W Suth-
ex, 101‘ ‘D. Milne. Robert M. Wolfe.
mm 15311111011. Game W. Stevens
rind Robert; don. Corporation Conn
WWW Temmainy. City Clerk
Joseph J. unveil». City Engineer
George A Sheri-on City Collector niob-
ert C Mitchell. Representative Cremer
0.111121111111111. District Treneuren Wil
hunt Killer, Attorney William ‘J. H.
Coptdlp‘ ' vid :8. Decker.
Loum ' ‘8 1111119an 1..
liowndes, Contain Seniord. Cdpteln
Aaron 'Mhrtineau, Dr. William J.‘1Trw'-
ey. George F. Foote, Charles A; Wei-i
teru,‘ A1 A.1Altenbreidt.' Elton 11:13.11:
91313111181181 'Iiandull. Edward Tgnlson
“.1
~ :1 We.
were; F911 3
A r". , 12.1.1111 yin president and
director tr'anscontln‘e 1 "big ways
of the national highwhys association,
111-1: mo
' same scale of Weights
mm
EXPRESS RATES .
am» am... smut-u
Pandemic-ermine
‘ Mode. ‘
unencumuemmmsror
transport“ a! WWW
weighing less then 100 pounds trill ire-
couie elective September 1.,
novelty the interstate new ' roe
nonunion, show sum item '
“unmoupeekegas,fieinqeuuen
peeuleweigbiugfmone 30
pounds being dye cent. over the pre-
narrow. “:me
change on packages unto in. pounds.
tum—flout: tutu-dim
one Aseouecentrerenue,eiuae
mustbsetiecfiedteullexpreu re»
otter September 1. will to twenty-eer-
en cents. This is or. Mame.“
than was ever charged baton. the rate
never having been em twenty-dye
cents.
0n packages weighing from six to
twenty- nine pounds, the increase for _.
each one is four seats: from thirty
to forty-nine pounds. three cents:
from titty to seventy pounds,
cents; and from seventy-one to ninety
we -
o
i5
nine pounds. one cent. No increase is . , «u
made on shipments of 100 pounds or
more, where
cents per hundred. based on the zone
rate.
the minimum is my“
The bulk of express shipments a‘re
under the first clues rates. which in.
eludes all but perishable goods. These 1
g‘o second class, the rates being set
only live per cent.» of the first clutch?
Seventy five per cent. of the impede.
made in thy first class rate applies to
second clues shipdienllt“
138'2:
~‘Vecent property can ‘be rented end
A good tenent secured through Senti
whose work in Ibohéll ot the inotor my Went Adygmgmg.
touring u'ml'good reeds development
hes’tskeh' him into every noel; and
corner of the United States-
made him known all over the '
“785155 "The Man of Many
. a map of the
States showing the main tr
omotor routes with pectin em
o‘giveh it) the twgcontlnent
other long dipteiio'e'it fitghwnysu
men is 29x18 inches-.f’ . engravei on
wax. and is (or tree distributign to
motorists in any port of the country.
It may be procméd from auto obiie
clubs, or or the Nation'fil Highwgs ss-
soclstion, Worthington, ‘D 0., or by
sddressingc’ldr. A. i... We stgard et un-
tlonnl headquarters, 18 Old 81111., New
Tommi“! dents in stamps “to cover
cont oi pinning iuyenclosed with the
request. _
With the Westgmd map goes 0'. map
or the 50.0111 thins o‘t rises... high
ways advocated by the national high-
The“
“penalties
We. the lint uluminum else»-
er. 10¢ pet can. Rosebudh sprayer
25c. Fine sloth jelly strainer. with
wire stand 3511.88”. mechunlc'u
soap. 1011 son. Assorted corks, 3
due. 10c. Fly smite", fly paper.
wire diulr covert, etc.
Albert F. Gchehe
zswss‘r wunmerorl .1.
on.» 10698. .
mourn nnmvnnr _
preys association, together Willi an'
exphndtion of the four 101;} system oti
highways, also ntliocnted‘ by the on;
sociation. namely, national higthys.,
at“? luggwayn, county Jim! ‘tozin or'
township roads. ' '4 i ,. , ,
new MEDAL FQB SUBQEON
BLUE.
\VAStg'llift'l‘O‘t‘ Aug. sir-Trustees
of the? American Medicine Gold Medal?
award lime unanimously selected?
SurgeonCenernl Blue. of the Public
Health Service, as the American phy-
sicisn who has done most tor" hu-
manitydn the domain of medicine;
during. 1914,. The 1918 5go‘ld medal
has been awarded to him for his
work in gationsl health and snnita
tion. .. . . . .
L‘.
‘,:.;..—- L
F.
Mite: . as down Mitt. .kidne ,
trouble~ 11nd rheumatismi- 1nd tr basic:
a‘ch'e’ nil th‘é‘ Tillie ‘a'n’d Wig titled of
living. 1. took Telex, Kidney 13111;? anal
this ingroughly cured.” Thousand
have written slinilnr letters. F0
Kidney Pills are tonic in effect“-
neb-‘hi‘bmptly.
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE
'n dressing table in your bredg'oomv-
, not only to make the, room nitrite
Perhaps, you need at‘mw but
soon. or militiamen teatime .8118
that has grown shabby The styles.
we. are shoviing 81:8 ew 8nd or.
11711de “i too
House. '5‘
Hot corn holder. ...«...... 18o peli- ;
Hot cont elittere .‘.......!5c'eueh’
Alcohol etovw .. ..‘.lr....‘88e'teech
,tive, but for your contfipfence in ,
. dressing?
LBEDROOM FURW‘I‘UR‘E ‘ '
1
i
Cur prices are as low as anybody‘ 3 prices.
Call, Write or Phone
Our representetxve wdl gledly call snd‘ see you
(Pool. etQ-isi
1.
'1 about your winter e supply.
Hams 81 Gans
Phone
721
WATER STREET.,SQUTH N..ORWALK
' arate stumped
ATE PRICES.
1n Needlework t
From A‘Coal .9
KThe're are new ideas in
If you contemplate the making
~~of holiday gifts, now is the time
to begin—and we are displaying,
a pleasing and fascinating assert:
ment of novelties that will en-
oble you to obtainthe foundation
for your Christmas work.
DOYLIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, wnrs'rs
APRONS. DRESSING '
CAPS, INFANTS' WEAR, BUREAU SCARFS,
PIN CUSHIONS ETC. ETC, ALL AT MODER-
SACQUES, BOUDOIRV
It
Ponttvely Clean
Order Now at Slimmer Prices
“Royal Socie " Pnc
.bestd'es which we have a breed assorttfnent of 122%:
designs
TOWELS, PILLOW CASES DAY .~ SLIPS,
_—
, wear well-We gusrsntee that. All our
that's your protection.
.Willidrh J Tracey town health ‘ ‘
dinner, spol're or: thi necessityco‘i. corn
Wing with the
lug every precaution possible. to
guard the public heelih. lie stro
favored Capteln Hayfie- plen,~
Stated that he believed the cyst ’:‘
mould be analysized by s chemist l'
‘ etorit'SJlgist. He ignored the a
pure lend lows. ind. ‘
, ...- ' eating Apparel regards
:Su'its', coats, Dresses. Skirts Warm. Corsets
' “Willing carried over into next. serum:
security‘s nonbmo
“JAKE SETH/ATE!“ m UP UNE FLIGHT
iiih limo STwTEl.
le Agents
, 1:011 Draught,‘ t Connecticut Ave:
‘ 'i {o Fine-r er. 1
"truism; 1m . , -1
“:W‘r; ' rivgifim f
lathe China Store , '
Sufi lines at end oi licenses-prices
TM Glass. A‘ table of odd and broken sets, tumblers, i '
goblets, claret and cocktail glasses, whiskey, cordial i
and sherry glasses, a few salad bowls, decanters, fruit
dishes and trays. A number of these pieces are'siig'htly '1
damaged to the way of scratches. - "1
. Ag“... ..
'At half-price. ‘ , " 32's]
Fine China Cup: and Senators. Tea and colitis, cups, - ‘
A. D. coffees, bouillon and chocolate cups Very nice . 1
English and French china. . l
.' :1 ty’ié 1. ”At half-pnc' e. j’ '1
Pottery Bowls. the shallow kind in which bulbs are.
rgovm. end which are used with flower, holders in ..
artistic decoration. In white and light or dark green _ ‘
60 cts. and up.
‘30:!“ Ivory Fem and Flower Holders 111' odd designs,
square, round and oblong. Some of them. delicately -
tinted. . 35 ct: up.
Ivory, Baskets with insets for holding ferns and small.
plants for table decoration Very graceful an "£14110“
~tive, . ~"135167'5‘éts
Custard Cups. Quite a new line." white with a‘vine-like '
border in pink and green Quaintly pretty and old lash; .
toned. ,. sets. each: ’
1 7 ' ' China Store: basement
Motor Huts and Veils
Comfortable and becoming styles, for “(station ,
and touring. In all colors including the deswablcvdilet 1
Shadeti that always look unsoiled m... 5,555 g -
Moderately priced. :1 f,
: - .35; .1 ..
For Men n-i'rnfia rm”
i "‘ v; puff-1' 4.1-..1’ er
Bathing Suits, 11 new 51118 in one piece nvitllg‘nr lt\VQ—-i
more efiect They are in dark navy blue with strinest‘
~ in either white or dark rcd.\1'ery sensible and good
. fitting. .
Neghge Shuts, stylish stripes, 79 (its: ~
Neckweer. good quailty of silk , 25 cts :'
1 . H ‘ ”Alain St. entrance fight.
' Ecru Scrun Curtains
edge and mscrtmg'. ’
- $1.19 pair
Music in the Rest Room Saturday afternoon
' ”3 =30 to 5 30
, .
'Li'tn extra, good style, with lace
So Good floor.
._.. __..7_.~.._ ‘— «A..- _-
5 GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
1 E1 erv drink sen ed at our
5fom1ta1n 15 healthful in excry in-
grcdient; We use only the best
gfrmt S) rups. Our chocolate is be—
‘CDm'mg famous. How you tried
it? DeKlyns ite cream served
at the fountain or in boxes to
take home. Trv our Soda" and
tcom‘ince yourself that it is the
best in ten 1'1.
,The Norwalli Drug (30.
H. A. MEAD, M'gr'
w...—
’ ll No. Main St So'. Nonvalk
WE REFER YOU ~
» TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints. E I
is it not beautiful in its glistening [1
coat? Yes, and what. more, it will AND
paints. oils, stains, ,varnlshes. enam-
e111,. etc. are the best obtainable-
Phone us. '
w-r'Ralst
The Gorham Co
EAST NORWALK
A 100111 DEEMED
Iwhen niteiy' filled with gold or pot-‘1-
'. exiting sway the enamel.
' pay you to have yout- teeth looked
‘ ' 3111‘ South Main: 6‘1.
.1 ,‘ —-.-li your tenantssmove, rose a Sen-j
f tinel To Let , Ad. They ere-1 end by e.
‘ loses its repugneiit appearance 1»
‘celain, and when kept clean. 1 A1
perfectly clean tooth never decsts,
it, csnft. Decay is caused by germs
It will -
1
3 A
l .
7
V.
School s1..."
For Boys 1111 Girls
»lovers
Norwalk and South Nor-Valk-
, "over.
n. .1. 11. Mallory
makes no charge for examination
811., Norwalk
H0UR8.9AM!95PM '
Tunney and Thursday evenings,
7 to 8 p. m.- Sundays by appoint;
merit only.. ,. '
'The decayed teeth, like. interest
‘ keeps working. .5 '
insulin 110m
M. FLEURV Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
.4
Poodles
If you are looking‘ for espec- _‘ ‘2
’ tally fine fruit
COME liERE
,. __... - ,._../.r.
“W" 5°° “18"u9515" we” FREE“ DELIVER?
‘ mum?! Ave. , no. Norwnlk
,' GhiOtto “8'6 Kubnn
Telephone 1345. 544580. Memes
maturity at thepeopls in,Norwallt._
Norwalk Chronicler