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ll (Geo HATTER AIDS FUND.
’Aiorro Lenox Sends Contribution
From Soldiers' Home.
3’ tUanbury Xe\\>.l
'I. he lcllowing letter and itt‘tulllllitlll“
in; Clipping from the Newark New:
iii-.9 been rot-cited from Michael l’.’
(i-1ett, :«ecrttary of Local ‘_\'o. l7, l'nit-l.
ed llattcrs oi North America. Newarlt‘
It. 1:
Might i be permitted to add for pub-
Vfi-‘id clipping from Newark News “fl-1100\V0 boycott suit. i
it .~bhmry 2 issue. i
alight i be permited to add for pni‘ ‘
lisati‘on in your valuable paper that
this spirit inals‘s men feel that the
"t-lltls‘ of human sympathy and loyalty
Hill. exist in the hearts of mankind?!
Hui: old hatter, crippled and intlrm,!
.lt . dune more. by his simple act of
::ll3sacritice, to endear himself as a1
Howling and future memory in the'
lianliury hatlcrs. Mr. Leno; is
_ ‘
accompanied it were declared by’bt ”can", and “9553‘s, Human, Dodge
ticers of the Orange liatting organiza-'
tion to llL‘ one of the finest incidents
in connection with the movement It)
save the homes which were threatened
louder foreclosure procedings to meet
$330,000 required to pa." the fine in thel
.\lr. Lem-x is a past commander of
l’1..il llodd post, (i. A. ll., of \)f‘illl§.t‘.
ilis letter, in which he expressed the
hope that the. cllort would suceecd to
save tlfc homes “of our fellow crafts
int n," was as follows: I
”lnclosed you will find $5 as my con- ,
tribution toward paying off the indebt-
edness oi the iianbury liatteis to save
their homes. I ha\e not very hatch to
Soldiers at lit-anti. has Will 55 to aid tlon looking to the betterment of the
the mom to save the homes of the oyster jnduuh'y,
it and Azcl l-‘. Merrell represented New
[member of Finishers Local .\'o. 4 of York 5“,”; p. S. 1393mm.” 1;. t‘lif-
itiranpe. llis gilt and the lt‘llt‘l“\\lllt'll ford I-‘oote and Lester R Smith. (‘01!-
l
lutltdh oi liatit‘s unionists than any in- ; spare. lint l "m willing 10 do my share.
“ Huh“! “1‘0 might fill tlh‘ will“? “fit am in root] ilt‘llt-l'ill health, but v ill
(“TWIN literature “in, his “0‘” "r.nc\tr lune the full use oi my arms
iocorics on the "liauliury ilattcrs‘
(,tse,” yet failJto rise to the l)t‘(‘:t«'.ttlll
to “make actions speak loudti
riiire words."
it ir \tllll pit-.isurt- that l infoiiii 'lit-
1 tjp‘ unionists and fellow nitnihers
(ii the lill‘tl Hatters in liauliuri. that ‘
Itit'iher of men, not aiiiilialed with the
Ltor li.t)'~'(‘lii"lif, li\ ing in this vicinity,l
.Mtit‘ oittriiinted to our "home fund”
5” 0m”. w my" Hw “0qu ”1 ”urilldlltillill til‘ittlllllllllilll will meet that
1"’("n|""m' :assessnientwut oi the money already
“1th Mm“ ml.” “ml“ WNW”! emm sent in liv the butters or from the
1 itilllit’lli'» to such :1 cans" as ours. one' “mm” “in“. “
‘-‘“ mm." "9“”“0 that the cmm‘ihu‘t‘ As some men are said to have he
tons. eomine unsolicited from outside “mm In “In.” the
“'"MM' ”Rm“- ‘0 ”W ”'er pnlilic amount ot the land raised by the Am»
(t:~ll]‘pl‘ti\iil oi' the injustice done tn ass
iiifi- United Hatters, under the iiiisap»
plied in'erpretation of latvor's stat tl‘lll'.
attain."
lii common with the other
”m“ i hatter.s of the country, the (image hatm
tors are still payini: one per cent. of‘
,thcir salaries toward the lianbury
(and. My tit'iitiii of the national or~“‘
L‘JKIlZ-tlltlll they were not called on to
pay the assessment of one hour“t
wages lctied on all iiititiilitirs of the
American Federation of Labor. The
union ‘
concerned it .
erican federation'by its general
:t'F‘dlit‘lll will become ltiiown, Secre-
tart “Motel 1“. (irccfie. of the Mak-
er--' local. explained yesterday that it
will be some time before figures can
re made public. as the money. after
‘lieinp collected by the locals, must he
sent to their acneral secretaries and
then forwarded to Frank Morrison. sec
l‘t‘lill‘y of the American I‘ll‘tli‘rflllllll of
Labor. who in turn sends the whole
sum to Martin Lawlor ot' llrooklyn.
wi‘hin the prmisions ot. the Sherutuii
:. t‘l-ll‘llsi law,’
1 i an, sincerely,
.\i. l“. tiiiliiikli.
(liaitqt'. X. .i., Feb. ll. .
t. S. l'iiited States Senator \\'ilt-‘
i'ni lillt'l."~ oi New Jersey alo Cciit
)«i- t..u:riliution of one hour's nukes
o . liillltlt} L'Ts—$'.’.Gl|. lie is an honor-
..'-l: ll;l‘lllll(‘r of liockiiieii and DredmL
William Ill. Ray C
PAIN filllll Wit
and t‘onnollcy, Itliode Island.
The following gentlemen were an
poii.tcd an members of tho
(oiiimittce: Messrs. Smith.
Dodge, (‘onnolley and Merrell.
Assemblyman Stephen D. Stephens,
of Richmond County, New York, has lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
introduced a bill in the New Yorklund pain follow a gentle rubblngl
state legislature which interests all} with "e“- JKCOD'S 0”-"
gym-rm“, holding grounds in pr ltub this sothing, penetrating oil'
York state waning n is said the bmlright on your painful back, and like
flm‘m'“ Rub Pain From Back With Small Trial
Reic- Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's on." 1
Ah‘ l'at . is gone! .
l , - .i p ”l
is in the interest of natural growlhlmtlglt, relief comes. St. Jacobs Oil
l
oystt-rineu. It amends the New Yorkiis a harmless backache. lumbago Mid
. . . _ , t
Sm", cnnflnmim‘ law b). ”midilmsciutha tum which neior disappoints
that all oyster grounds, whether own-l and (19%"
cd or leased, shall be plainly dealg-l Sit‘aliilttt‘ll up!
hated by having a flag on each corner,
of the plot, the ting to bear the initials:
of the owner, or owner's name. and
't burn the skin.
Quit con’iplaining!‘
Stop those torturous "stitches." in at
mouu Hi you will forget that you ever
had a weak back, because it won‘t
hurt or be stiff or lainht Don't suf-
also the lot number, as indicated on’ ‘
l'er? Get a small trial bottle of old,
honest Jacob's on” from your
:drtipurt now and get this lasting 11:9
lief.
the maps of the Bureau of Marine
l-‘islieries.
That there has been general im-
ptovement iii the oyster industry oft
New Jersey is shown by the annual
report for the year ending Aug iii
last, of the Iloaid of Shell Fiallt‘lll'fi.
which was submitted to the Let-ism
lure on Jan. '28. it is stated in the
that this bttrcau
through the most prosperous year o
it.» UXl:-lt‘llt‘t‘, and' that the report~ re
ccivetl from the shipping centers point
'Sl.
.m
mlfiipid L'rt
ot oysters. The increased demand has
lit-ell so great that [flamers and ship-
pers are gratified. The report says
that the iiiipioienicnt in the oyster iii-
tlustry has been especially noticeable
llit' l'lO—
rressitc laws have been passed for
I'I‘ltlll’l In” I)A\“.‘1
ll‘. [Delaware llay section
the protection of the oyster industryl
Ill this section of the state. and. it i~I
asserted. the reedproducinc grounds,
show the wisdom of the laws. The re»,
port says "that the revenues derived
trom this industry are very ncareiiual
and that “addi-
V SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POlSONS l
FROM THE LlVERi
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'l
,J
l
n
to the expenditures,
tional revenues can be collected which
we believe will be sutllclent within at
f :hort slime, under the legislation
which we hope to have passed til the;
to make‘
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Everyone should drink hot water l 3 , .
coming legislative session,
before breakfast. the depaitment more than .
,- tuiiiine." The report of the biologist
|
| states the season of 1915 was markedg
with phosphate In It, ;.
t
self-stis-l
'thut
)‘ ., ”s li.tciiiational [Tiiion of America.
The clipping: from the Newark News
I ”20‘15'
From in: small monthly pension as
;. \cleian of tiic't‘ivil War, Alonzo I’.l
l-eaot. an aged and partially paralyz-'
(.1 inmate oi the Home for Disabled
.___3 l
.s .._...-
panizatiott
secretary-tteatsul‘er oi' the national or-
ot' the batters. This
course is consuminu llliitll time, ha"
is the only feasible iiuthod of (tile
lectln‘; the money, Mr. Greene said.
lla'tint: it: much better now thtiii it
was this time a year ago. Normally
this i‘: n duit period. and work would,
be slack until about Easter, when the
To feel as line as the proverbial
lllltllt‘, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning to prc-l
\ent its spomtclike pores from clog-v
fling with indigestiblc material, soul"
bile anti poisonous toxins, says a not-“
ed physician. I
if you ue‘. headaches, it's your liven;
by a an at delay in
and the
the time for!
"spawning" "setting of the"
spat."
lit-locate Harry flow, of Accoriiac.t
\'a., introduced a bill creating the of-
litre of Virginia Shellfish Commission-5 “till” (‘0‘
(F to be substituted for the office off
Secretary of the (‘ommission of. Fish”
PAPE’ 0' PE IN lsuinmcr rush would set in. The innnu-'
S A PS lfacturers ar'c said to be able to obtain
lull the fur needed. btit the shortage in
[OR INDIGESIION 0R Tdyes is being felt, and DUNS 113““
ljumpeil by leaps and bounds. The
\ ' ' iquantity used in each but is so small
' SOUR ACID SIOMACH that the price to the consumer has not
, tbeen affected. Some of the dyes are
' _ {hard to get at any price.
1” Five Minuteal N0 DYSPEPS'E. Heart-'l The small manufacturers are said to‘
bum or Any Stomach Misery. be the chief sufferers because they:
(Sour, {53.55% HDSEK stomach, indiges-_iack capital to finance purchases in
“0“, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the quantity. lnsonie instances the old‘
I00$! You eat ferments into gases and , wood dyes are being resorted to. Sat-
otuborn‘ lumps; your head aches ant iafactory results are not always to be.
'J'ou feel sick and miserable, that': obtained, it is said.
when you realize the magic in Paipe’sl
filiilDepsin. It makes all stomach mts-‘ATLANTIC COAST OYSTER NOTES.
*"Y ”“5“ in fivemlnutOS- (The Fisliihg Gazette.) I
If your stomach is in a continuous‘ Shippers in Rhode Island state that;
”won‘” you can't get it regulated, they are doing very little business at,
please, for your sake, try Pape'a Diu- picsent. Hopes are entertained that
gaps“). Its so needless to have a. bad there will be some improvement in the
atoninch—mnke your next meal a fav.
orite food meal, then take a. little Dia- new mum . ' .
pepsin, There will not be an distr The following committee has been;
- y ess . ,
“.03; wiLhout fear. It's because Pope's appornted bu the Rhode Island grow-l
Diapepgtnureauy does" regulate weak ers to co—operate w-ith Silllllltl‘ com-
ouif-of—mder Stomach that gives it its mittcea from Connecticut and New
millions 'of sales annually. ‘York: Dr. T. H. Connolley. Warren
Get a large flftycent case of pan“ Oyster Co; John W. Dodge, Lotti:
.‘Diapepsln from any drug store. u 1. Meadow, and Franklin L. “outrun.
the quickest.‘surest stomach relief “a Oyster growers of Rhode lslund.‘
cure known. It acts almost like mgglc.‘ Ionuectlcut and New Turk held a
——it is a scientific, harmless and plou- ' monthly in the Union League Club.‘
gout stomach preparation which 1111leng lint-en. Con... .‘l’ Tuesday. Jan.
iieiongs in every home. 25, for the salmon of taking me oc- ,
I ' 't
to.
a] before putting more food into the‘;
If you catch cold easily it's your liver.‘
it you wake up with u- liad taste, fur:
red tongue, nasty breath or SiOlllilCll‘
becomes rancid. it‘s your liver. Sallow:
skin, muddy complexion watery eyes
all denote liver uncleaniiness. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused anti neglected organ of
the body. Few know its function or‘1918 to serve for {our years; of the
how to release the dammed-up body Shellfish Commissioner at the same
waste, bile and toxins. Itlost folktr - ~
resort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous‘ salivating chemical which‘
can only be used occasionally because‘
it accumulates in the tissues, also at-.
lacks the bones. \
Every man and woman, sick or well.l
should drink each morning before?
breakfast, a glass of hot water with at
teaspoonfiil of limestone phosphate;
in it_ to wash from the liver and bow-{
els the previous day's indigestible ma-t
terial, the poisons. sour ‘bile find toR-‘
ins; thus cleansing. sweetening and
freshening the entire alimentary can,L
cries, and changing the time of tip—t
pointmcnt of the members of the com-‘
:.ii::sion\so that the personnel of the
board will be changed gradually iii-
stcad of all at once every four years;
The bill provides for the appointment
ot‘ the Commissioner of Fisheries in
stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not. re»1
strict the diet. like cnlomel, because ill
can not saltrnte' for it is harmless until
you can eat anything afterwards. It:
is inexpensive and almost tantalum:
and any pharmacist will sell you r
quartor pound, which is nullctout for
o demonstration of how hot water Iud'
limestone pine-pinto clans. mun-l
In.- and fro-lieu tho um. Vito-m,
10¢ “Gull It M II and “1 out i .
manhunt
o
- k t
Mp substitutes cosh-ZOE some pr“
" Olm- WIS ,
FOR roux cum mun
,Soie Agents to: The
OIMIWMI.
to serve for two, four and oh: years
respectively.
four yeans.
there will be a change of but one
lniember each two years, instead of a
complete change every four years.
Among other things, the bill also au-
thorizes the Funnies Commission to
Quitlil) TusYes. Almost instant rblestabllsli and maintain a hatchery or
hatcheries for the artificial propaga-
tion at fish.
The Board of Trade of Norfolk ad-
vises against repealing the law which
prohibits taking seed oysters out of
the state. The Chamber of Com-
merce of Newport News. on the other
hand, adopts resolutions favoring cut-
ting out the law and letting the tong-
ers sell seed to other States, says the
"Virginia ('lllll'll."
Newport News body recommends that
the cull line he carried further down
the river. and also that the seed-oys-
lel‘ season he lengthened to the first
day of May. The Chamber also re
con'imends that the Governor appoint
In addition. the
Ethnic citizens in conjunction with the;
my,“ nmw‘mdm, Fisheries Commission to investigatel
the condition of the oyster bottomsl
State:
Commission of Fisheries on Monday!
last, sitting in Richmond, heard argu-
ments for and against repealing the
The commission will later
make rccoinmeiidations to the Legi>~
and the oyster people. The
seed in w.
lutuie on this line.
Six or seven years ago the try was ‘
the supply of oysters in the
.luint : was being rapidly depleted. and
unless some rigid measurcs should
be taken to replenish the beds the oys-
ter question would soon solvc itsclt.
for there would not be enough oyster:
to make a problem, says the N. wport 1.
that I
there are too litany oysters and that|
the toppers should be allowed greater ‘
.liberties anti Ionizer seasons in orderl
'0 thin otit the little ones and nive tin-l
News “i‘i‘ess.' Now the cry is
liii: Ollt‘;~ a chance to grow.
THE OVER-ESTIMATED CELT.
"l‘iose lrisii make me sick, alviiys
talking about vat great fighters dcy
are,"
the train.
“V‘liy','at Berta's veddin: dcr otldcr ,'
Mulligan ‘
drunken Mike
liutttd in, and me und mcin bruddcr
und mein cousin
t‘riendt Louis llartmannfi-vhy, ve
pretty near kicked him otidt of dcr
house,"
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