‘-;‘-"’i‘ie7 shall not be taken except bo-
trees curiae Ind Insect."
' Thus the duck season opens this
moaOctober istead endsonian-
nary,15tb..and the kw has repealed
the dense allowing fleeting one hour
hefore and alter sunrise and sunset,
and conforming with the federal law.
The season on shore birds, or snipe
and plover, is the same as last year,
.16 hunters should bear in mind that
its small snipe and sandpipers are
protected bythe Federal laws, which
allows the killing 11' greater and lesser
Iollowdegs, Wilson snipe or Jack
“nine, black Breasted Plover.
The little tiling Necks and Teters
are protected under the Federal laws.
The rabbit law is amended to read:
No person shall take more than five
wild hares or rabbits in one day," and
thewoodcock law to read, “No person
shall have in his possession or kllI in
one day more than five pheasants, five
Elongation Partridges, or five Wood~
cock. 'No person shall kill or take
. more than thirty-six pheasants, Hun-
gtrlau Partridge, or Doodcock in any
year.”
The "season for Gray Squirrels is
October 8th to November 23rd,
reads “No person shall take more than
six grey squirrels in one day, or more
than thirty in a season.”
The Public Acts are now in the
hands of the town clerks and the new
book of Fish and Game Laws wiiLsoon
be ready for distribution, and all hum.-
era are urged to become acquainted
with the new lands, and note that the
hunters license law has been around
ed so as to include furbearing animals
and fox‘ hunters must secure a
license. ‘
Fair May Not Be Tried
For Murder in Sept.
(Continued [from First Page)
one week before Fair and Deveraua
were tried in the Superior Court for
manslaughter. It was at this point
that Mr. Cummings made the interest-
ing statement that he might not try
Fair in September. I
Estatewbrth Several Thousands.
Mrs. Fair's estate is thought to be
worth from $5,000 to $10,000. State's
Attorney Cummings declared that
when the Fair house hadlbeen searchv
ed. nothing in the shape of a bill or
sale or transfer of jewels were found.
80. NORWAIII PIANI
AIIRACIING AIIINIION
R. W. Clark of the State Health
Department. of Massachusetts, has
written to the second district water
commissioners stating that he plans
to read a paper before the New Eng-
land Water Works' Association Icon-
volition, which will be held in New
York clty, Tuesday, September 7th.
lo Prominent Man.
Mr. Clark, who requests certain in-
formation from the local commission-
ers is decidedly prominent. lie is
chief chemist in charge of the emper-
iment station in Lawrence Mass, and
the state laboratories in Boston are
conducted under his direction.
SlLVERMlNE ARTISTS' EXHIBI
, . TION.
The Silvermine Artists’ eshibitin
opened Saturday at Solonhorglum’s
studio most suspiciously, about seven-
ty-five- being present to inspect the
workup! the brush. Yesterday there
‘were twenty-five visitors who braved
“the inclemerit“ weather to view the
I various paintings. About twenty art
«ists in and about Silvermine are rep-
resented in the sixty paintings, ilv'e
illustrations,
jewelry, work which comprise the ex~
,hibit. Mr. Borgium has swoon carv-
’ ing on view. The exhibition, which oc~I
curs annually, will end on Labor Day.
‘ - COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS.
In the contests loathe. men‘s sin _
,gles championship. at _the country
'I-Cltlb, Saturday afternoon. the follow
,ing scores were made:
William Lauder beat
Meeker. 6——-3, 6—-3.
Ross Burchard defeated G. A. Fish,
6—3 6—4. . ».
Rain prevented any
.‘ played yesterday afternoon
I Chester P
CAPE HAITIEN DlSORDERs.
WGNN, Aug. 30. «Email dis-
orders in. Cape Haitian last Saturday
.were reported today by. Rear Admiral
Capenton. He gave no details, but said
otherwise order prevailed in. all places
under American control. The gunboat
.Sacrarnento will join Admiral Caper-
to‘ s squadron within I day or two.
1‘
-—if.,your mania nova. ate a Son-
_ line! To Let Ad. They are read by a
majority of the people in Norwalk.
and.
three miniatures and
be! Company. By accident Gardner,
who is the promoter of the company,‘ "
learns that the machine supposed. t1r_
games. being.
In“ am at 9.00
rm haunt lure of
F. A. the
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WESTPORT. Aux. 3o.—Merchsndise
to the value of over 8100 wad tailed
early Saturday morning when the dry
goods store belonging to r. a sum
was entered by one or more burglars.
No clues as to the identity of the
thieves can be found but . Duals!
Sheri! Perry is. working on the case
«stated by constables Sturges and
Kirk. Access to the building was gain-
ed by way of the upstairs back wind-
ows, using a ladder to climb to the
rear roof. Six dollars in cash belong-
ing to one of the lady clerks which
she had left in one of the drawers in
a counter was also taken. The robbery
occurred sometime between 2 and 6
o’clock Saturday morning as therei
were several people around town up'
to 2 o'clock, including Mr. Salmon
himself, and Constable Frank Sturges
who would have noticed any light or
noise about the store.
1111 1111 and
MRS ii: I. BRIDE
A very pretty wedding took place
Sunday afternoon, at. half past ‘four
o‘clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs
J. E. Bartram, 21 Osborn avenue, East
Norwalk, when their son, Paul'laesley.
was joined in holy matrimony to Miss
Alma Burulce Clark of Atlantic High-
lands, N. J.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. C. E. Bertha. pastor of the Nor-
wslk Methodist church, in the presence
of the immediate relatives of the con-
tracting parties.
The bridesmaid was Miss Gladys R.
Bartram, sister of the groom, and the
best man was Charles H. Clark, brog
ther of“ the bride. The bride was be-
cominzly attired in a white lace dress.
trimmed with white satin ribbon, and
carried asters. The bridesmaid were
white voile and carried pink asters.
The house was prettily decorated
with bydirangias and asters.
The bride was the recipient of many
gifts including cut glass, china and
paintings.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartram intend visit-
ing thode island and Ne“ Jersey on
their honeymoon.'_
Both are very popular, and have the
best wishfi of hosts otcongratulating >
friends.
sTAM‘Fono THEATRE.
“See My Lawyer," 11 three-act com-
edy by Max Mnrcin, which was pro
duced at the Stamford theatre last
Friday and Saturday before capacity
houses, is a real comedy. The slogan
“A Legal Injunction Against the
Blues,” used in advertising the show,
is fitting indeed-tor '1‘. Roy Barnes,
well known vaudevlie star, shines
brilliantly in the leading part and
dynamiies the "blues." IHc literally
carries the whole show on his shoul-
ders and has the audience in an up
roar with the antics through which he
goes while feigning insanity to es-
cape criminal proceedings. Never
has there been seen on the stage any
lien cautious; who
ing the summer at the" Court uni-cl
611111, on Belle Island. yesterhy re-
turned to their home it New. York
City. They made the trip in an ear
Miss Alice Hanna” and use Hi-
When medd-
‘finere was racing Satnday m
M and yeslxglday It the ma
More's Clip, the “Senora" airline»
has” raced. The “Senora” won. Yet
terday, the star class beats racing, a.
tirely new and interesting manner. iBix Dipper came in first, the lineup
Thetwoyoauladlea, accompaniedby
WhhamandGem-ge muons. of
New Yet. made the My from
Court Eur-cl dorm the sound to New
York in the canoe “1114435"
‘ Club News.
Joseph Hogan and Nicholas Flynn.
of Bridgeport, spent yesterday with
friends at the club.
Mrs. Daniel Cuillnan, who has been
visiting the past week at Cert Laurel,
left this morning for New Britain.
George Goeriug, and daughter Lil-
lian, of New York, spent yesterday
with relatives at the clubhouse.
Miss Frances Simpson, who has been
a visitor for some time at the club,
has left for her home in New York.
Tomorrow night the Board of Direcv
on will meet.
A big time is scheduIBd for the club
members on Labor Day.
Lewis Eagle, is at the club-house for
the coming two weeks.
SKIDDINIG 'AUTO BREAKS WHEEL.
The occupants of an automobile;
which skidded in Barton yesterday
had a narrow escape from injury.“
when one wheel of the machine col
lapsed upon striking a water min.
The car had extra wheels add an-
olher one was substituted for the
broken one and the party went on its
way.
f
Coupon
second. the Banshee third and the
Cont forth. in the star dose racing
the beats, newline to paints, have
'the following standing: Coot 9; Big
Dipper and Banshee tied with 8 each;
Scans 4. and Restless 1.
ll'lJURED WHEN TAXICAB OVER-
TURNED.
WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. 30.—
Joseph La France, Daniel and Charles
Morin and Edwin Asselin, aiiiof
Springfield, were injured in an auto-'
mobile accident here today, Asselin
sustaining a broken collar bone. The
taxi in which they were riding to a
wedding celebration overturned near
Hamilton Hall. 'They were taken to
St: Mary's hospital. but were released
two hours later.
MASONIC CONVENTIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 30.-Na-
sons from all parts of the United
Stateswere here today, to attend the
Only a.
We will have no more when these few are deposed of
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two Masonic conventions that are to
,be held this week
The first conv ontlon. which opened,
, was the twelfth triennial assembly of
'the Royal and Select Masters of the
{United States. On Wednesday the
lthirtyslxtfi triennial 'conventton of
l the general grand chapter Royal Arch
Masons of the United States is to
convene for a three session.
to its Readers.
one so versatile in that difficult role
as Barnes. I
The part of Robert Gardner, pro
motor. is so strong that the show may
be classed as a one man affair. Barnes
is on the stage, and that is most- of
the time. The play is‘ properly
brought up to a great climax in the
def-I 4 Federal inspectors Iotthe mails,
suspecting fraud, make inquiry into
the dealings of the international Rub-
make artificial rubber is a fake and
he is liable to criminal prescription.
jail he must feign insanity and though
it is against his will, Barnes deél‘lles
house in an uproar.:The third and!
average comedy and outfit to have a _
support.
EXPLOSION our. 'ro motorist.
ACTON. Mala, Aug. 80. «Convinced
that the blowing up of the M3
mill of the American Powder Cone,
pony, yesterday morning, was due to
an accident, the looahauthoritieamade
tions of the oprOslon.
holds the spotlight every' minute he ,.
second act and it, is then that side»
. splitting among the audiencefl’is in or- ' -
Hts iswyer advises that to escape j
toenter .the bug class.- it. is while pen 1 "It
‘forming as a “nut" that he has the; 1.2 .
last act is a. shock to the audience ,
because of the great hdefiréciatiolriof .
fun as compared to the second act. ,
The play ls>howeVer, far above the - -
long run. 11 undoubtedly will 1131'... .1. _
“Roy Barnes heads the cast, who, ‘ it a
must be admitted, gives him excellent ._. ~. "
This Sanitary Glass
Ililtc‘hen Set is Positi-
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The Evening Sentinel-
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of every housewife.
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handy necessary utensils
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no effort today to continue investixs» ‘. C
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‘Wflanlribelnghwsbuee
rust Club. Saturday, an- a. com.
‘3 points to TC. 311in Stet-I Steer
and kindred specialties at various
changes from last week}: close was
resumed at the outset of today's op
erations. The main festme wg Tea;-
as Company, which soon rose 5 1-2
t0157,udthagainofepointfor
Mexic- Petrohum at 86 1-2; Cop»,
pers were agah pr ' m 5-
see gaining 2 at 58. Fertilisers added
1 to 2 points to recent nuance;
Crucible Steel was, reactionary, losing
declined a fraction in the initial deal-
ings, but soon advanced to 77, a gain
of 3~8 aver Saturday's final price.
WALL arm's Noam—Tho mm,
broadened later, a demand for airway
issues causing general strength. Un-
ion Pacific was the potential mailer.
advancing 1 38 to 132 58. New York
Central rose 1 1-1 to 91 Si, and Can.
adian Pacific, New Haven, Dries and
Southern Railway Pfd. participated
substantially. The Mexican situation
was again reflected in the oil stocks,
California Petroleum Pfd. rlslus 3 to
43 1-2. Irregular tendencies developed
in the war group, some receding 1
to 2 points while othen rose visor-
ously. particularly Westinghouse and
Baldwin Locomotive. Inckawanns
Steel gained 4 3-4 at 72. a new high
record. Bonds were irregular
BAYONNE IRON FOUNDER DEAD.
WINSTED, Conn, Aug. Slim-W. M.
Clark, owner of a brass and iron man-
dry in Bayonne, N J., died at his sum-
mer home, Crystal Lake Villa, here
todsy,,after a long illness, in his 70th
year. He was president of the with
New York Volunteer Regimental As-
sociation. He leaves a wife and four
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Floral Tributes, original ee-
Casket Coverings of rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Telegraph communica’
tion with lcadingflorists 1n prin- ,
cipal cities in the United States.
Stillll Norwalk florist
2 So. Main St. 80. Namath Ct.
Phone 364.
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Successor to Wm. Efiron.
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