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E. I mention. auto luperiltend
eat of hatchery construction. atterI
impacting the new aite far the lea-I
eley Creek hatchery, continued on a
tour of the state oyster lud- oa this
harbor and returned to south Bend
loaday after going over but at taeI
state owned oyator lands in this not I
tion.

Ir. Sherwood was
on hia tour by v. I. Ballard. oouatyI
game warden, and they both declare,
that they see great possibilities for.
propagating Eaatern oystera on thoI

 

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Charming and Irresistible
are the Spring Blouses

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u 3 P 0 0“. m an a: “9 that Captain Rowland is doiu 01' $3 hire Gem'gettc is adoiable.

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. Belle-her LI. aecoad in tho Tlulwonders in the way ot raining apaiI
'1,“ for tho ‘8“ ”nu-nua- 3' will receiv- 0 one hundred and fifty: from oysters which were planted inl
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N 'm (‘aptain ~Rowland has bad! on the|
d 0" Ix...1 and the new of the hay andl

claims to have set over 20,0“) bush ;

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990d. Chine 1x a (I05 \1 11ii1l . dist) tharitung in color. J

Wash Silks arc practita .1111l .1Iw an in good taste.

Tailored Blouses ol' orga11l_v \oilt or slit-1r linen are madt up in attratticve styles with numerous distinctive touchts
as to collars, slictes, pocktts 111 lt‘\r‘rs and jabots.

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$831): ETIi'IeIEOSH'" ”m" “""d'n‘. I’.‘ “IIPPHIX 0M 0" er BII)’ \\ III 1 I Inur. \ jerkiii oi porelain bit“. in iimrgettt has slight titorations of silver bcatls and two
I :1" 51.0”...” 1.159%...) 111.1 .1111. I “"" i‘l'I‘t‘lh large enough to hold .1 w at1’l1 111' a tiny inouchoir. .
Hyster but. will :1 view to Ie:1rtling' An interesting assortment this w 111-l1. Second floor.
it any of he need could be taken to.

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[tranaplaniittg in beda ot’ the various
Iiiyster tonipaniea. but he does not
51h.nk tlta. it would be advlaable to
take any of the spat this year.

Mr sliciwood says he found the
oyster! in line condition, and he
thinks that ifthey are left alone
for another season or two there 1~
a big posalliility of getting a ”set” I
of spat from Fastern transplanted
oysters.

Mr. Sherwood highly pralaed the
work of t‘aptaln Rowland, saying
he believed the latter had solved
the secret of prong-ting, arnns
planted Eastern oyuera.

(‘aptaln Rowland came here from
Long Island Sound three yearn ago.
He was rattled in the oyster buainesa
and has made wonderful progress
since coming here aetoi'dlng to all

The Belt

,,lt is to I111 no unimportant feature of the sunmierdress, and of course the personal touch l\ desirable.
Coat Belts, white kid or patent leather with attractive buckle. the hell an inch wide

White Kid. lilack or lilack Lt'alllt't'. from an inch and a halt to two inches.

FanCy Black and White Belts, 1. 1 ,

25 cts.

5o cts.

50 cts.
I.catlit1r Section.

Colored Embroideries

for Summer Frocks

Japanese Silks

Waterspot proof, comfortable for warm weather,
no silk wears better.

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‘ .._ the “pen” that have visited the Voiles and IOI’glndiel. 45 inches \\ltlt', iii ciict'tin: “I t Iti'unfiflfirl‘t‘gIthc Si?“ 0f the in" tllarlv'ct and the h“ ‘
_--tGWh Oil Cfiln’t take a bath ”"1" “N” “I“ "0“”0'1 WM“ Pro» patterns on WIIItt'. Kohl, green. rose. light blue and light d u I'ml.’ I .‘° Fm“ )ing ‘9 119W that the line of I-
. . . y, y o D \ my), 11",“), Kincaid. M m, um. iink “mu“ (”deg wreaths dots and the convent' ital Japanese 5llks is in the following list 110 higher in price i
1 °- ' ash d3 " “’"I" 0‘ “'“I'Il‘l‘W” “"“ 0" m" 'l‘ d" sE'W'll 'k' 'I _ . . ‘” than usual. The silks were ordcrtd many months ago. 1 I11

. *JOhn—thl‘a is w y Willapa llarboi last ye. .r he highly u or ro . i nta 1 into 1 iarming gowns. In Black. ,

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by (‘aptaln Rowland. South Bend. Prices 89 til. $1.25 and $1.50. M “1th 24 Ithht‘s 45 Ct" 27 _I“t~‘ht‘5 ‘LOO‘ '
11111.. 50“,“. 2; inches sgscts. 27 inches 91.251
C‘apt. Rowland, who baa been in the 31 inches 1.00 30 inches 31.2
. . _. “II, on a ,mmed Dunne“ mp. made Colored Organdy Edges for 1o|lars, calls and jabots According to Wt'igllf and width 5 I
I a few daytt' stay with rela van in on "h'n “3‘?“ In White and N t l ' ' '
'“I' lb“ “WWI“ 11111-11 5°” “"9” South ~.\'orwalk. wane here e an . .. . ‘ “n ,
"m buched by the KW ardour’ of “and ,0 we, may w friends, who Croclie't Drop: and Pendants tor “ash frocks, \‘l idth 24 inches 39c and 50c 36 illt‘llt‘s 79c and 81.00 .
' IWG'IM' “ m5 '0“ We Ml" "‘1 .gave him a hearty greeting and sin 27 inches 5° CU-

09"“ WY thousand ""9" ”‘9 cere congratulations for the very

Shanghai Duck, 2 inches, an cle ant material for
"mm W “c""lnfl 9"" day, bright prospect's his untirlng eflorta 7 g

wonicns blouses and men ’s s iorts or negligee shirts $1- 50

Einliroilcry Section, main floor.

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front familiea who want to enter into have 0 net! u ‘0 him in the weat a.

1" _.____. “It‘ll cfullfllllclt'lin- -WIIIII1 gr “I“ lie 1:911 yeat'i-rday morning for Iihe f Wh ‘ Sh tcxtusr'dk Broadcloth, 32 inches, heavy and beautifuls in .'

S. M .— Corr" nd nee U! H If W?“ W l min Pacific (‘oaat where hla eatenpilc ,oy- 1 i _ 1 . ,. . . _ 1.50 .

‘PT‘lli': 11115113111131 (Freda) 13°F rznce '0 m' ‘0 t“... ' “a! ”Chili!!!" bullneal is located. ' f e oes V ' ' At the 5"" Section, tllallt f'oor' 4‘
”‘3 "'9." “90d “0 “mm" ”ID (‘aptaln Rowland la a South .\'or-

3 not going to upon any of its war,

‘kuflnnaf' said Monaieur Alfred Ciol
had of the Facultv of Letters of
II. Borbonne. explaining the partict

“The plan of the Orphanage of the
Army is to bring these children up
without making them feel that they
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éfllon of Ameiicans In the wink of
F“. Orphanage 01‘ the Armies of whichI
fi ll president ‘l know 11 statement
III published recently to the cited
mt. 150000 American families hadl
fitted to adopt orphans of the MFI
{the number wazda little exaggerated, I
and the word option mind in its
fieral sense was misleading. 0r-
:m: of the war so far as it is pOiiai-

are to remain in their families.
”eclally when the mother is living
While there are no immediate reltt
than to take care of them they are
to be placed in other French familibs
Old ultimately will be cared for by
the state until their majority: none
fl them are available for adoption
.def" the. common aeceptatifin of the

drawing them from their usual envi

ronment empt~ when that environ-
moot is had We aupport them in
then, own homes with contributions
of money clothing. hooks pendingthe
1r:. i.i. ation of otllciiil fllt‘lll'il of pro
titling for them. We are aided large-
ly in thin work by pupils of the pub-
lic aclioola. There are about 40,000
different schools in France. and the
chililien of (itch achool contribute
their noun for the support of an or-
phan. Eventually each one of these
achoola will have 11 ward at its
charge."

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SUPREME COURT SESSION.
HARTFORD, May 3.1- The Supreme
eoun opened its May term in this
city yesterday. The docket in light.
and the cases with one exception in-
volvc Hartford county. One of the
most important is that of Mary A.
Leitliy against Hmatc ll. (“honey and
others
the estate of Hannah l'i: wit and seeks
to recover $15. 000 tron
Antoinette Phelps. late. of this

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”lost of the Americans who have
damned the desire to participate in
filial work understand this point quite

fact in our correspondence
glam-i ority of the. letters from the
Iltqd ,fitatea express the desire that
ildren which they agree to sup-

'honld icmain in their families.
supposition that there are 150, 000
can fitmiliea wanting to take
of orphans arose no doubt from
fact that we were asked by Amar-
as to about how many war or-
tlieer wcie needing assistance,
9 put the. number at: 150,000.
f course. does not comprise an
war orphans. They were esti-
recently In a debate in the sen-
hy Senator Jenouvrler at 800.000
h, of course. included half

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for many years. it comes to the Sn
prcme court on plaintiff‘s appeal.

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the sale of a box of oranges.

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Mimvwn two M1”: a

”to work and the exact number
my never be precisely determined:

. "Oommitteeahave been organized
. a. great many.‘ American cities to
”delve propositiona of families, not
& adopt orphans. but to support them
In their own surroundings for superl-
. II of two years. which is supposed
. I!“ go beyond the end of the war and.
.I'ry them to the time when the
hill-res taken by the government for

to care of orphans become effective.
10 TRADING STAMPS
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dent who was found wandering

dll‘fltt’ti nit/intention to commit.
cidc He returned to college

 

so much publicity.

10

'1 hot. A&P Ammonia ..... 10c. 1 jar tona Brand .Inni ..... 10c.
' .1 can Sultana Spice ...... idea 1 hot. Mustard Relish ..... 10c.
. 1 :3 Old Dutch 0" Atlantic 1 pkg. Elbow Macurmii 100.

,, “in?“ we t can Varies) (Hand Cleans-
1 bet. Wh‘Ite VINE?" 11111 1°°~ er. ..................... 10:.

1 pkg: A P ice Cream or _ .
, Jelly Powder ....... ice. 2 ”0"“ A“) 3“” P33? 5°
fpkgii. Noodles _ , 1 '

' , - ouch 5° or f “0‘ .9: 1 hot. Atop \Voreea.crshire
,,.3 cakes Mothers ironing Sauce .................. 15c.
Wax .,.... .. 3. ..... eaeli lie. 1 iar Peanut Butter ...... 1701:.

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15 suites with one large in 9mm BUT i‘ER 15¢
zosramps with3 pigs 'MP CORN STARCH, ea. as

real; Atlantic 151 Pac iic Tea C10.

”' p“ Wmti St. South Not-walk, Colin.

The plaintifl is executrix Olislreet

Miss {’igott was Miss l‘helpn' servant'
Another case. involves only $3.25 in

HARTFORD, May 3. ~ ciiaries 13. w.:
of Ridgeiield. has quit Trinity
_ College with the declared intention of
going to California.. Gray is the stu-
the
streets of New Orleans in a dazed con-
dition itome weeks 1110 and was ur-
rested because notes found on him in-
sui-
two
weeks ago and bin case was to have
come before the discipline committee
shmtly. Gray naid he could not stand

walk man and will be remembered for
his kind heart and genial nature. and
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REAL FSTATE TMNSFER‘.

The following real estate salea have
been recorded at the otllce of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith in the City
Hall:—

J. Wallace Marvin and others to
Mary .I. McMahon. building lot, Slate
street. War.

.I. Wallace Marvin and others to
Agnstino Carbone. building lot, State
Street. War.

Antonio Tortorella and Estate of
Xugrata Tortorella to Peter Mareno
and wife, land and buildings, Ely ave»
Inuc. Executor'a deed.‘

'Estate of. Mary ll. Ferry to Gertrude
t‘. Hall. buIlding lot. Morgan avenue.
Administrator's deed.

 

' Elinkiin M. li‘. Jcaaup to William
Stevens. lot and buildings, Sound
IVlew Park Wu.
hanklin l“. I rk to Robert F.
lt‘lark. lot'and buildings, Van lant
Istreet. \iar.
Adaline K. (‘hnaniar to Jennie
Miriam Wilcox, house and lot,A1ch
War.
t‘harle-i l1. Hoyt to Charles Fran

1 the estate of non, lot and buildings, Lincoln avenue.

1W.ar
Louis S. Beers to Salvatore Flroeili.
two lots Strawberry Hill Park War.

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IThis One Stopa Shipments from Penn
aytvania Railroad.

A freight embargo. far” reaching in
its effect and in many ways as drug-
tic aa any yet Iiaaued. went In force
at midnight Saturday night. This eni-
bargo which comes at1'the instigation
of the eastern freight. accumulation
conference, puts a ban on all freight
shipments on the Pennsylvania road,
with the exception of livestock, perish-
ablea, seeds, fertilizer, agricultural
implements, newspaper print paper for
domestic use, nursery stock and Unit-
ed States government supplies. for
and by way of the New Haven and
Central New England road via Har-
lem river and Mayhrook gateways.
| The embargo ls necessitated owing
to the accumulation of freight on the
Pennsylvania for the New Haven tor:
ritory. This accumulation is small

compared to the numben of cars held'

.by Connecting railways in March.
The action of the committee, it is
believed. will prevent the present sit-
nation from becoming serious. . By
stopping shipments via the Pennsyl-
vania to New Haven territory for a
few days the situation will be mute-
rlally relieved and it is expected the.
Pennsylvania will noon be able to
modify its embargo again.
Notwithstanding measuica adopted
by the conference‘ to limit deliveries
of coal, lumber and cement to the

New Haven road to one-third of'the " '

receipts during the corresponding M
riod of 1915, ahlpmenta/ have exceeded,

the acceptances and the ability of the i

connirmcca to unload. which- has re.
suited in the accumulation that has re-
111... ...cu in connecting-lines.
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through Sentinel classified advertla-m

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Canvas and Buckskin. sports boots and oxfords.
Novelty eflwts 1in sports boots in white buckskin

Correct Attire for Maids

Caps and Aprons for parlor maids. nurses and wait—
rcsscs

Collar and Cut? Sets to match aprons.

Caps of approved styles. daintily made,
designs sanctionsd ll}. capricious fiISIIIUII

11111» fronts and to cum. 25. 30 and up to $1. 00.
French taps of lace ntt, extrCIIItI)’1IrCtty, $1.00
Nurscs' L'aps, ' 25 cts.
Parlor .\i.iiiis’ Aprons. 25. 39. 50. 75 cts. to $1.00 and up
Bungalow \prons all styles, 50. 59 and 75 Cts.
(olorul .\prons, black percat‘. "IIIRWIIaIII «it. All Prices.
Chafing Dish .-,\proiis large Mid SIIITIII

The Porcelain Birds

Along ’with the real
spring stongstcrs have ap-

with contrasting lt-athcra. tan calf, blue morocco, cham~
pagne and gray kid.
For Chilan .

Tan and White 18 [111 iltllc lots and for growing
grils'. Footform lasts. W

' the latest

Second floor.

The ideal
Telephone Stand

Second floor.

Decorative Fabrics

Never blossomed a spring
garden in more pleasing nian~

\\'itlt punch-(l register sci in the top of thc table. One
secs at a glance all the lllllllliitt‘ and often-called num-
hers.

‘ir'.

_ pcarcd some graceful and her than the Crctonnc and
Fumed Oak or Mahogany $8.50. beautiful birds of. china. and Chintz ,Scctions.
. I. ,1. . pottery whose nussiou it is Flowered Crctonnes of great .
Plain Stands. without registers $6.50 to perch on the rims of flow- , beauty 18 Iets.
A11 invitation is extended to visit the Furniture Gal- er bowls and i'crn dIShCS' Chiiitzcs, small and neat;
Icrics. The splendid gathering of styles will interest cv- shelves. and “th" else patterns, '38 Ctso

they are attractive

cry person who appreciates beautiful things for the home. Mi‘ft‘t‘rilt’d Repps, 45 and 75C

. Robins, warblers, kingfish- Printed Lincns cts.
A half hour spent in looking about through the dif— era, pheasants, and non-talk-' Awning Stripes for 52pm:
ft-rcnt groups will he CHIIgIIN‘IImg- attire parrots. Moderately hats and skirts, 25 cts.

priced. 'All of these are washable.

Fourth floor. Third floor.

China Store.

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“ital Aim-film Assets?

The aclentttlc conduct of bualneaa andearaonal affalra today clause
the marinade employed very distinctly; *

Avoid The liability

of not having a checking account. We Invite account. which are
given efficient and courteous attantlon.

 

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