4" ‘ u 1
V ‘ V “m ' “1"" "0 "e‘flmmmg the catch planning to enter the service of the
‘ f , - Hug of lobsters in Connecticut. Need lCo‘nwaEclicul ’1‘wa cc Union “and
EAST
~ NORWALK
The My Scouts, Troop Five, will
moot in tho Marvin school, Friday
lull.
From the numb-er of flags flirting in
{to breeze on the East Side, it looks]
like 3 hello”. _ I
file ndios’ Aid Society of the East
Woolf. E. Church held a regular
meeting this afternoon. fl l
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The pulp uclloonor, “lrion K. Slot
Ion" wu towed to New York, ycslor-
m. by the Addie v 2nd
Consul)“ Henry C. Selzer has re-
oeived a large number of filled mili-
' arc-ck, when cheat-r4; will be be d 0:
h- 4;; «.1 potash. 4.3-. u‘oiiA‘I' W
. ‘ that hewuld b:- oblégmd w declhcthu;
the ¥8_1H0t15 lobster hills. introduced “fiat“.mr next year as be a
on“, a
less to say, the Rowayton lobslcrmén‘ . .
0f lbs id loo ‘.
heartily oppose the bills. i 9 SD“ h
g . V“. .
orthur Clark, of Pennoyer streelflm'rhgmbs {sidiigfie fall“? m “V”
started this morning with his aunt, 0113c;g ' t lc hope i ’ if
an (2:th:ch tour through the west.E ses upon e p e 'w m' “m the
They will arrive in Male tonight and 2m“ ‘3‘?” ”m,“ “s m.“ °f° "V
from there wilf go to St. Louis. They; or um: I e break was remedied. W—
'cr bad things resultmg from the stoma
will then go on to California, where:
some time will be spent.-Mr. Clark were the bad walking, due to the fact
and his aunt 'cxpect to return to So-imat some people did not attempt 1°
dab, Kansas, where his aunt has inler- clear the” walks during a lull in the
acts in extensive oil wells. Mr. (‘lark :3‘OW; ““51” roads and D00? trolley
has the best wishes at his manyfservlcc and train service. The train
friends in this place for a safe trip. 259"“? was slightly dioarranged in
___ _ the morning, because the ice had
Friday evening, March 9m, merel‘lormed on the rails and the wheels
* I ‘ All! Plillll IIIE
. Sill, Will. K, M0 ll"
President of Stole board of fisheries and Game Show
This Succulent Food l-‘isll Will Soon. he Exliucl ‘llnlcm;
Action is Tflflh I‘m-Ian Are now Tacos Too
large Catches Each Season .
will.be a social evening at the Roway- :5“de “"1193 the trains started. A lit— *
ton school. It is hoped that all who’lle sand on the rails; few trips stair.
are interested in the work of moved most of this: Then the electric‘
school'wul be present. The object, oriwires were sleeted. and that causedl
the meeting is to create a olooer in-‘Some delay. The trolley service condi-
timaCy between the parents and leach-M0118 may be laid to the foctlbat the
ors. so that each may no of greater aid lsnow and ice had fanned on the rails;
to the other. Supt. Chapman will be and also to the general crush 'of pass-i
pro-soul, thus affording llowaylon 990-1638?” to and from Springdole. The
pig an opportunity of becoming better IStamford bound lrolleys,oove forlhdso
acquainted “on. him, 1;? will brieflyiwllicll started from the junction, were
outline the work our so ools are ac- parked with home goers, and those
complislling: Light refreshments willgwllo were unable to get on the cars!
be served. {at (lieubrook bad to make‘tbe best of
go bad job. The power is never any too
The mujorily of the people seemigood, and a great strain was put on1
not to understand just. how they can llllc wires by yesterday‘s siorm. i
join the Red Cross, thinking it means} _‘ I
actually inking part. in the work. All; The need of flrslclnss small houses
that is required for annual member- or bungalows is becoming more app..-
uly caucus blanks. Anyone who has-ship is lilo. payment of $1, and it each
alt filled one should do so at once. family in the community would con-
-~—-— tribute that, Rowaylou would make a
layer losem, of tbls district, reocnt- very good showing. The payment of
I, recolvod a postal card from E. W. 5.2 oulillos one to member-Ship and
tunes, ctormcr resident of this place. the Rod Cross magazine—$5, conlx-l.
III living in New Rochelle. Mr. James. boring membership—$10, sustaining
all an did school male of the late membership—825, life membership,
rent in Norton and Coscob roach 863‘.
son, and the coming spring the de-I
mand in Newton ospoclnlly will I)
very growl. Many parties have al-
ready visilod “ Dnrien und Norolon
looking for small homes, which are
not to Do found in Norolou. Only a
e that can be
Mus Village.
‘l'hc runny friends of Eng-Councilman
, Henry Hipson will be pleasod to learn
, c that he lull almost entirely rocoverod
from tho elfects of the hold-up attack
W ‘ch occurred recently, lie is now
‘ able to be about.
Because many of tho congrogulion
of the Christian Advent Church will
particlpélto in the Rod Cross pal-ado
Morrow night, the mid-week prayor
meeting will be bold tonight instead
go! tomorrow evening.
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Tho Bust Norwulk Improvomcul A s-1
aociatlon held a mooling yo'slm'Iday al
. '- 4110 home of Mrs. Charles II. Promo?
Cove avenue. The usual roporls woro
mad and accepted. Miss Mary Kirby
I
dress on vibe “Work of tho Rod Grass." 1
The next sewing mcollng will be ol. the
home of Mrs. Marshall H. Tollos, 194
East avenue, and will be bold Friday
.Iul'tcrnoon at 2 o'clock.
A very plousnut surprise was lon-
v‘illaredfil‘r. and Mrs. Richard 6. Hand-
g'drlcks. of 29 COVe avenue, in honor of
“were presented with u. cut glass wa-
nnd $100, a patron. Now is the limo
Jennings made a very ihloroslinc :ld-‘ a
Islncc the donlb of his wifo, lwo weoks‘
“if“ scvontccnlll wedding auniversoryi Highway Superintudonl llobort N.
last evening. Mr. and Mrs. chdrlcks _ Greene. who” administration is giving,
few of the largor houses are left for
rent. Coscob is bollor air in this re.-
spccl than Norolon. During tllo‘pust"
your u numbor of pretty small houses
lluvo boon built, luld tho building boom
is still on hero as woll as Greenwich
propor. Tho Norolon real cslnlo boom
is curl! lo como soon, for Illa Slum'
{lord's most convenient suburb, and il‘
,‘lls only a mullor of limo when lbouo
two towns will be so closely connect
ed that. one will not be able lo find tho
dividlngfilino. The big estates which
are no being hold by their owners or
brokors for" nlvancculenl (like polo~
loco, will soonor or lolor be forced lo
subdivide llloru for small Malicious
homes.
llonorou ;
u ‘ww-J‘ a
to holpwdo not criticise the govoru-
mom lalk of preparedness, sululo Old
Glory and do nothing further, but do
your-owu Ismall sham MW, and help
lilo Red Cross to do its work. You
may send your contribution lo lho
Armory. or to ‘Mrs. Lewis \\'. lloppa,
West Sido nvouuo.
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DARIEN
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Harry Swifl has romovoll from llu ‘
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(By W. K. Malian, President 003- lcr ll has untamed. to deposit its spawn
uecticuf Stale Board of Fisheries in the very stream where it origimv m;
and Game.) itself. ll is in this course. of such pill
‘ Springt‘mie! Shad! Fried shad; :rimnges that its capture is possiblo;
baked shad: broiled shad; shad recs? and, under reasonnble limitations.
Happy reoolloclionawf former years; would be entirely proper and practic-
of the lime when the Connecticut rivfablo. it ‘is not nocrssary that all or
ers abouuded iin this most populurfa majority of the migrating shall
and succulent of food fishes. 8m lo‘should be per-milled to escape lllol
the great majority of us only a rcwl-lnels. to reach the spawning beds. llul ‘
leclion. lunll‘ss a proper; proportion are givon,‘
Not because our people have limdln fighling chance to do so, i! almost“-
oi’ shad. Not because the Comecllcul flho crime number is npprehomled bo '
river shad have been oulrivnled; failure. spawning, the result is obviously.
lboso shad sland alone in lboir claim lo'oorlniu to bo utilization but annihiln»1
superiority, in also. and flavor: amontltion. 2
their species. The reason my arc, :lo‘ What happens ll) llle Connecticut}
longer seen on the tables of persons river shad which sock to rolurn in tho:
of mode-rule monks Is that tho priCGIbreedjng slréams may be understood»
is pl‘ohibillvv- when ll is realizod that on the Farmh-
This is one of lhe conditions ' COH'Iinglou riwr, wilbin a distance ol
tributary to tho high CO“ 0f living l'llroo milos, llloro are annually sol,
explained convincingly crow-stream. no fowor than ciglllyvsix
Without appeal ‘0 1011K rows of sum .nols. How many of lllc fish ovor
' llcal figures and without endless l“ lreucll lhoir opuwlug bolls ill. the head you closed today and ibe completion
voollsallon. H is 13135“. ‘0 DUI ll 1’3 angel this three-mile roach may easily be
old-fashioned Way. as lbc nose on‘imsglnod. Only a vory few slragglors
your face.
The primary reason 301' the “ardwlroproduolion of their kind.
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required-
following tested recipe,
SPONGE GARE
1 up sun
52' can I!“
3 gas
2 teaspoon- Royal Baking Powder
1 cup flour
I tenspoon all
94 cup cold water
1 teaspoon flavoring
.
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surmo-
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No Alum
{havoc Eggs
Royal Baking Powder makes it poosible to [310- I ,3
dude appetizing and wholesome cakes, muffins,
cornbreadetc., with fewcreggs than are why , a
In many recipes the number of eggs may be re- I
dosed and. excellent results obtairied by adding
an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder,
about a teaspoon, for each egg omitted. Tho
. to flu “My beaten whites of eggs.
The old method called ‘10! 6 eggs”
and no baking powder
trade from Cream or Tartar, derived from grapes,
and adds none but healthful qualities to the food.
is a practical illustration:
nmncrm:— Bail Inga! and
' water until it spins a thread and add
boating mill tho mixlure is cold.
M “with" fine: timeo,the flour,
salt and baking powder. and add
alternately (0 the while mixture with
the olks of (in ”no healer: still.
Add cup cold wuter Ind fill '
In: lightly and bake In madame
oven obou! one hour.
oowosn
No Phosphate
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NEW HAVEN MILITARY QENSUS for whom blanks have been Iv“...
NEW HAVEN, March 7.—~The mili- which can be galhorod by a policonmn
lary census beadquurlers inrNew Ha‘ on the heat.
It is belicvod that less than two
thousand malos have not been ao-
couulod for New Haven has already
of the house to house canvass will be
done by palrolmcu ulldor diraction of
lore pormiltod to fulfill lbeirdasllny offllhief Smilh. Most of the “clean up" soul 41,000 forms to state headqunl
ll: of men who have not been found lets and the balance l0 60 forward
chad Is a perhaps “01 lMXWEHW; Is it to be wondcrod that, with at homo. whon volunteers called, but will bring the number to over 50,000.
lock or knowledge. on the DH" 0f "the such u policy or ovor-lllshing.rollowod
19651810“ or ”“5 slate, coucernlngmhomwr lllo shad make lboir appcnr;
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fish fucto. And the logically sequvnliul'lmoo, this varloly or dull should have
fact of lack of sane and ossonlial pro-I bpcome sump—um lhoy are rapidly
lcclivo iogislal‘lou, Give us ulloquall disappearing? ,
lows based on common sense. consco Comparu Cmmpmcm will: Califor-
valiou princlplos, and WO will show lliawalas! for the fame of our "Now
you sllnd in surprising quanlillos. England "will."
Each yearthe producer-lent of”)o Never was a child known on tho
chad fisheries is sumllor. Somellslu: pacific wast until mp eggs were my.
muat be done IO arreal'lhr’ cloudy 6* on there from llle Connecticu l river,
rondy eliminated lhom no on orllclo of m-a. Now califomla hafi' shad by any
popular dirt and In the very near fir milllons. Ton or llfloen conic will buy
luro lhroalens to roach the point of STOP TWO
plcllon 0f lllt‘m‘ “Sh. th'll ‘ hos 31' llnlobod and planlod in California wuw .
Thursday is Bargain Day .
THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL
Ladies’ Aprons
Bungalow Apronslsotcls.
IN WEST WINDOW
. See Our Variety of Aprons
Ag Dickefnman & Son .
total oxlcrminallon. not a pound of shad, but a whole big'
lromu POUND“ operates “WNW“ shad, in the markets of that slaloi
LV ‘0 prol’oul “H‘- DI'DNKHUOII Of Bhlld Canning faclorieu huvo. been establish:
in (Z‘olluoclloul. The Housalonic river. od more. [be output of which is amp},
for oxuluplo. “DOW Derby, IS 03“? 0‘ UN“ mous. The shad fisheries are a great;
rich to Stamford.
‘ One
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5 :Edmund Aslllon of tho lloigllls, who:
has been uoriously ill will) pneumonia
To Convince the Most Skeptical
South Norwalk Reader
'i‘llo tort of limo is the loci
oounls.
I Dunn’s Kldnoy Pills have made
,lholr ropututlon by ofroclivc acllon.
i The following cuso ls lyplcul.
3 South Norwnlk rooidonls should ho
convillrod. _
week utiliwd the clng Tho testimony 4‘s confirmed—4M.
;proof complrlo.
that
'ago, is now so much improved that ho
is able to be around the house.
isatlslnctlon, last
pter set. Cards were played during the ders from Fitch‘s Home and ”u, Ro-
“‘ovonlng. after which reimohmonts wayton greenhouses, by spreading
~,.werc served. Those present were: Mt them on the sidewalks on Railroad
I “‘1 Mrs. R‘ Van Schick, VMr' and Avenue near the posloflloo, and on the
If ‘MW' William Plstt. Mr. and Mrs"soutb side of the Post. road, near the
I Charles (Thompson. ML and MN" Methodist Church. The work was com
Jame“ Haw” M“ and *Mrs' Georgelp’ieted just before the big snowfall,
13......m ..
' 'l‘oslfimony liko this cannot
uorrll.
be lg
my...” ““7"“ 10 Wimp” nxvonugil‘l‘fl‘ll‘d)‘ for rlvor pollutiom—ls worked blé restricting and regulating the shad
South Norwslk. says: "My oxporlnnoofiy lilo short ambled policy Of a 00111- fishery in the main rivers. lfit becomes
with 'I‘onnlx Kidney Pills has boon pamllvoly small number of fishermen a law the shod will come back. If um
snob lhal’l highly recommend thorn. whoso molhods of overflshing, as no there will soon be no sdcll thing as a
My kidneyanvoro out of order, ‘lhelr
action being lrrogulur. Mv back ach-
Clarenco Miller, Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel
Noah, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark.
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Captain Frank R. Stevens spent the
‘ eekcnd at, his ‘houie‘in Rowayton
livcuuo. , .
‘ .Noville Hayley has returned to his
‘ Value in New York city, afler a. busi-
ness‘trlp co Rotor! Wat.
T c Women’s Bible Class of the
Waylon Methodist Church met- last
nylon avenue.
Routine _ matters
3, dlspoiiod. of. ‘ '
. .
bola-William d. Stevens, of flow.
was among the passengers on
. rain with former President Wil-
. destruction when it left the
on the Minus river bridge at
13$.“th afternoom
Maw. Simon: was
all (by a Show. filling
- ovum blunts for all who
9 big at the home of Mrs. Mary‘
omoot Mrs. R. S. Barclay, in.
’ HmrdvTafb. that narrowly os-.
people will, appreciate his action lilo
more, as they will not, find It necessary
to wallow in mud. '
ed loo. I owed Donuts Kidney Pills
uni they soon made mollollcr."
lSlalemenl given June 22. 1911.)
' , A Later Endorsemenl
At the quarterly miller?“ 0‘ “l” 0n Jun-9 :1. 1916 Mr. l’ilzcr oddod:
Southport M _E Church. WW?“ “7”“ “I still use Dunn's Killnoy Pills men.
held 011 Sunday afternoon. byxlho d13“sionnlly will) n*s.good rosulls as over.
well aupefinlondenl, 39"“ ”Chm'l” W-il have had but very little kidney trou-
4McCormick, D.D., Rev. C. E. Richter; Mo Sm“, 1 Ha", :1 {minor statement
of this town was invited. by ll “1‘3an I'eoommondiulz illelu.“ ,
mous vote, to continue in lilol relallou' Price 500. at all m alers. Don’t sim-
lfor another year. He has been pastor, my ask for a» kidney remedy—get
in charge or that church for a yearmoan's Kidney Pills—tho some. that
and a half, and regret W53 EXpressedI Mr. Pllzcr has twice publicly recomv
by New one in the meeting when. in mended. r‘oslcr-Mlilium 00., Props.
reply to this expression from the l‘uffnlo, ’N. Y.—~—Adv.
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clonuosl and host of rivers-~o natural industry. And all ‘bocauso of plain,.
Iflhlld homo. 'Bllf unforlunuloly lhf: («ommon gense ng’lBlRllOn. ‘
.Nuugaluck river, which flows into ll The hyphenaieg Connecticut-Califor-i
jusl below, omplios a flood of factor) nin 3m“) has been protected and has
acids and oholnlcals into its wntcrs, unllupned mnrve]ougly_ Our hope-l,
polluting nll tho Iowor rouclloa of lhl legs “.an shad is loll. lo struggle“
noblo rlvor, problbiling access loll. by nguinsl hopeless odds and has almosi‘
shad from llll‘ son and thus cnuslng ll disappeared. «
sacrifice of lbousands of those fish
Ilhnl could olhorwiso . b9 producozl Immature endorsed by the Stale
lborc. Board of Fisheries and Game; provid»
I But. an own grwllor injury—fluid one ing for "the. prohibition of netting
lfrom which ”row in a . for simpler mo brooding tributaries-L nod reasmm.
locus 10 their own ullimolc ,lnlorosts Conuoclieut shad.
as lo the economic interests of lbo‘
-slolo, huvo thus far gone uncheckdd. Conncclicut and a small group of per-
: In tho spring and early summer, sons whose only Interest. seems to be
tflhall, which arc immensely prolific. rho inking of immediate profits. The
:alwnys gravitate toward fresh water shall of the Connecticut rivers belong
lo spawn. Formerly a myrlal of thorn to tho people of Connecticut and no:
run. every conson. up the Connecticut to lho few moo who are doing their
ono of the bosonalurnl shod, rivers lmbosl lo oxlcrminolc lllem. And thcso
tho world. to tho. spawning grounds of once prospe‘rous‘ operators are work
lilo lribulnrlos. including the Farm- ing for their own effacemenl.
inglon river, in turn the finest‘kuown are killing the goose that laid tho
brooding ground for ibis varie‘ly of golden egg-— and the bird ishaboul. at
fish. , its last gasp.
Those fish mode for the certain mo -~y
ularios because they themselves had Sentinel Advn. Pay. Try one
been holcllod lhoro. ll is a kn'owu sci. — —--—-‘—~~~—-
cnlific fact that a shad willr'eturn 93- Try a Sentinel Wont Adv.
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