Simon, Am; .,
netted. They are pretty animals and
they appeal for human sympathy and.
indeed. for human companionship. ‘
The cruelty with which their destruc-
tion has been attended has been a
disgrace to the state. There have
been instances of cruelty to the deer
that would shock the moat hardened,
feelings. Even fawns have been se-g
verely wounded and allowed to die ln=
agony.
At the last session of the General
Assembly a general law was passer“
governing the taking of ash in inkesl
and ponds throughout the state. This
law supersedes the various acts that!
were passed. from time to time, gov-
erning fishing in certain mmds__and.
lakes.
oral statute, provides that the close
season for fishing in ponds and lakes
shall be from January 20 to May 1. 3
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”35353.? S l Mllllllfilis
State Game Commission Is
Ready to Begin Distribu-
, tion
NEW SUPPLY OF
TH) Fit?! and (lame Commission will
'Hrm‘n in a Few days to distribute
Z t-lleazmntn rnr‘: mallard ducks through-
: it the Slate for the benefit of the
. tropic. says the Hartford Timon. The
ccmmiasion has a large supply of
young birds at: the State Game Farm
at, Madison. The binds Will be deliv~
BELLE ISLAND
POST CARD VIEWS
The new law, which is a gem. .
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fumitmforporchosmdsnmmerm Itisthocoolut.
most comfortable, lightest and mum nude.
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JUST RECEIVED.
med free to applicants on their satis-
fying the requirements of the commis- SURFACE CARS '
shut as to the localities where the
GET YOURS AT I birds are to be liberated. The pheas- N01. OPERATED '
5 nuts must he libel-died in wooded land, IN NEW YORK
‘(11' where shrubs abound. and where _ ‘
’ thrre is an adequate supply of water.g
and the conditions under which the?
ducks are liberated must. be condu-'
civc to their mmi‘on and suitable to
their habits. The birds must be all
l"tcratf‘d, and none of them kept for
the benefit of private hunters. This
' is a condition that will be insisted on
' above everything else by the commis-
sioners. There will be no private
gain it: the expense of the public. .
From the reports rccciv’cd at the of-;
lice of the Fish and Game Commission : ,
in the Capitol. it is evident that the l IS Nix”- ”We service C0fl‘t‘sb:
lluncarian partridge has been sne—g“ri,med tot meager]! 9°
crssl‘ully acclimated in this mate. The‘ strikers and “3 on to r glam”.
rt ports say that it is very plentiful; 1“ "e" 0! the declnntlon of a:
this year. The history of this beau-l 3" Garrison. receiver ml. the m ‘
t‘ful game bird in this state is com-ilyn M hm m‘ m be
putatively recent. They were intro-gwould 30' treat "“1 8 ”WM'
ducnd in Connecticut by the. old Fish ' which My unscented tho an
end Game Commission, about ten ‘ it was Commissioner Nixona lfllll ‘0
years ago. They did not thrive in our? “"99 the m ‘9 " "m
tlimaie a: first. and those who believ- ! sentative delegation to meet the "'
fcd in the possibility of aoclimating‘ demand that “WI“ for
3 a settlement be can-led . by Itrkxly
W»
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Continued from First Page
DONNELLY’S
as the day advanced. As the larger
Brooklyn department stores and
many offices are closed on Saturday
during August, thousands of store
employee and shoppers helped to de-
crease the size of the early crowds by
remaining at home or seeing recrea-
tion at pieces on traffic lines not af-
fected by the strike.
In an effort to settle the stfi'ke m-
u
George Vt'illiams of South Norwalk
i.d\' taken a position with the Youngs
liar. Company, Butler street.
Voik's orchestra of Norwalk has
been engaged to furnish music at a
dam-c in Bridgeport. this evening
A regular meeting 0! the local ayearOrtwo. But several generations:
them one very much for m on strike
ormt. 3
who- ”Mo...-
Bungalow Aprons
xew modeiiin good quality Miriam—plaid, any
odandsofidoolors. Mcmdju‘iblebeltsandflie
strut“ beltwhichdrawsnpfromthondersidesndgivastbe
I
male was of a boundless. ‘l'heoollars, poem 132.18; 23““? I!" 1:2"- :24
when m ate-tin; also cum
lturo ot the spine. You will new to
met giving the Chh'oprnotor a chant!
tween m-
1 mt: Tmu Given Moo
andboltsarepipedwithwhiteorcontnsfingoolor.
Idimhgesnd entrant-gs ................$1.40to$2.25 ‘
J. I. MALLETF E
1".“
8| wmm If. noun “In
scouts is: held in their respective of me Hungarian partridge h.“ llv-.
places last evening. ‘rd. flourished and have anally we
, . the way of all partridge lilo in the de-
. ode that has elapsed since‘ the first.
~aoa’sumanylcapl.0'3riens c . .edmtthnremalackotco-opet»,
o! the species buttered amtdthetxeesi i l the com and he
. . t
0! our woods or tell mains to the police. B | i er I I said hi
outer-silos vitl B. R.’
Moving a
Police l
'1‘. elicit“. Sound Dem
lows-acne.- wanna may decimal -
The Inn-.1 field day and picnic of
the Sons and Daughter; of Liberty of
him of Connecticut hunters. They;
haven‘t an American ancestry that
low so to how many pdicemen‘
brings them back to for-bears that)
hunted Dutch Point when the war}
riors in knickerbockers and 8118‘":
loaf hats garrisoned
Danbnry is being held at Roton Point
today.
the fort which
had a beginning that antcdatcd the
settlement of Hartford by a few years.
but they have had hardy ancestors.
that braved the inclement cold of
the Carpathian mountains of east-
N. D. Randall. one of the founders
o! TWke, Was in town last week.
Be has been in the middle west re-
cently, his family is residing insulat-
f . l. m cm Emope. They have come to Con-
___ . , necticnt, and if they are given a fair.
.. ’ _ . chance to live and tlm've they may‘
This cvvmng at the Silvermme be. counted on to take the place of3
the birds lh-‘ll have beenn extirpated. {
llunti rs should lump in mind that!
club, a very interesting program of
Englzsh I-‘rvlk songs and dances will be
_ this 'cfli‘ is a closer . -
riw-n. A vcry large attendance is c.\- “at”: and mr feliiaijreprlg;zi::gfgi
rm“! to “Hwy this promulg- ; , The rotcclinn accorded to the fe-I
- .-—— "'7 ‘ male is not extended to the male.
‘5 luygw numbcr of local people at- WEE-“ant. The lultPi‘ may be shot‘
|
while its mote must be spared.
i . h, i " Cil'c‘E. C-
lUM J ‘M‘ dmce 0f Run“. ‘ . Trout and Salmon. . ’
(,r .n anlllful'd. last evening. Man) In Octobpr the commission will be-l
‘f ., ....;l Inopic manic the trip by pin in distribute trout and salmon;
, .., ,. . finger-lings. These will be all t'ikcn
3i .lwlur". ‘ z - ‘
‘ 3 1““ il‘Olll lht- hatchery :lt “indsor Locks.l
‘Thr- outlook in for a generous distri-
,‘\ :.'.1;:;m*r of members of the Fourth bution and cvo ry one who applies for:
1 ~ «» wu. infantry of the C. S. G., are fingerlines may expect to have their
1,51,”... .1”qu in the tryout order fillml. There is a possibilityv;
rather rcumtv', it must be lulmilledw ..
that lhc commission will also be able‘
to distribum bass and perch finger-
lings that have been hatched at its
own hatchery. In the past tlic SIB")
~ 5.: .;:gii_\.1§-y 1.. the Fourth Reg-
. hill.
..___...—
x tw‘urmzw party in honor of Wil-
. . V. C n . ‘ if.
Gummy. who has Just arrived ’3‘ T’Y‘rc’mq‘” ”'9 bh‘i and perch
. .- ‘ .‘ finEPi‘hnys and even though thcre
fl‘liil M’H‘ 59115. “1” )9 31““ may be some, hatched from the state
-. .mmw arm-noon at the home
Ln at 117 South Main street.
hatchery. the commission will be
oblieul. this year. as in the past. to'
purchase finzei-lines for distribution;
it is gratifying to learn that thPi‘ei
is an abundance of trout and sal-
mon fingerlinizs for distribution,
There is considerable fishing going on
in the state at the present time and
quite a number of fine. plump salmon
have been caught in various bodies of
Water throughout the state. Salmon
can be propagated with marked suc-.
cess in Connecticut.
Why Few Deer Are Shot.
"ILX‘
an in: Taylor avenue,
‘_ _. _: :zm by A Green. is now turn-
- , . .. a. Ooh Store and will run
.. : .. 11.12; H of The Economy Cash
~" ~ City-er (,r Magnolia Condensed
3‘ «.2 Es wpts can: Libbys or Gold.
I « E'I'.;".pl,v:'n:cd Milk, 14 cents can:
: ‘ l'f (‘nmphells Soups, 10 cents‘
a ram; bulls Beams. :2 for 25 cents. There a") very few reports of the
31‘: 503‘ ~“ Flour, 51-75 bag. :killing of deer in the state. The law;
’zives the deer protection to the ex-
~‘mjl:
"m rt‘ the serious results of the tent. of forbidding the destruction of
;~ .1...” >1 ".. brou ht to South the enimal exxcept when they are
:_' ‘3'.” '11“? “M, g, the an- found injuring crops. It is barely
.\:--u.m ”‘1‘“ morning. “1 . possible that the falling otf in the
nnunfvr‘nenf of one of the 109 (1931915 number of deer reported killed may
.3» wuld be unable to secure any, not be indicative of the toleration of
unilz‘inns became normal. This willl
1ship on everyone. 'and path;
3' 1'21: , he merchant who 1195 {0 tie-_
:wrfi on 1% '0 keep his stocks in good
1
morn i: from out of town until traffic
.
t
so ruthless for some years that they
peace of Warsaw that has reigned in
Connecticut. There has been no
(3&31303- 55 is". shooting because there have been no
:3’ deer to be shot.
"' —' The absence of deer from the hill-
; ;‘.;-\.‘5.3‘.\._.,.¢.l.R\\\\\\t.\$w.,\c§ %‘\‘;.-\;.;_.§.\\..:v.:>: \ sides of the state will be deeply re-
‘ ”I.
‘-: CAPITAL SURPLUS
. q - e SUMMER
’ ’ FOOTWEAR
For Boys» and Girls
.\, .~
AND
'5'"; atoms
.. «‘A ..
3'”? 3365”. ”v1_ ‘
‘ m m Reds, Tennis Shoes, Canvas 0:-
fords and Play Shoes of may
.3272 ‘ El. 15.; . . y
. styles.
noawnx. :‘Il. . _ m w, “,1“ fat“ m
The Straw l _
.. 3‘s
:5
’ $2,200.
< covered,
‘ofiice at once and begin appointment
‘of the force and machinery for talk
1 These heads are almost perfect speci-
jmens, hearing all the symbolic mark-x
the farmer or of more caution on the,
part of the deer. The morelikely tea—I
son is that their destruction has beenl
have decimated. For-the deer it is the f
vent overtherdnns with thcompmy.
would be noeded'for the operation of 8'
their on today and received the to.
ply that they intended to run titty-
four trolley cars and 116_t_[ains on the’
elevated lines. The. mminsloner 5 -:
said he promised the comm thatho
would uni-b as only policemen sol
were needed. ..
JOHN P. KEMPLE
CENSUS SUPERVISORi
Continual mm m: M
Passed Examination. ,
The district supefihors were ap—
pointed after pusing an examination.
on recommendation of National Demo-
cratic Chairman Homer S. Cummings,
Congressman Lonergan and other ‘.
Democratic leaders in the state. The :
positions pay $1,500 a year and one
dollar additional for every 1.000 per-
sons enumerated or a total of about
The district supervisors will on
point local supervisors of a number
sufficient to make the enumeration
based on the number of people to
be examined and territory to be
The supervisors will take
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GREAT GitANI'rE
HEADS DISCOVERED
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 8.—Archeolog-
ical investigations by a Governmental
commission to solve the mystery bf
who built the great pyramids at San.
Juan Teotihuacan. 27 miles from Mex-
ico City. have brought to light two'
great granite heads of the ancient
Mexican god of the air. Quetzalcoat.’
ings.
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The long disputed point as to who
erected the pyramids is. as yet, un-'
solved. These huge mounds. one to
the sun and the other'to the moon,
is
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lartificiai teeth wizh sanitary plates:
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lucid crowns properly made and fitted:
the former being 761 by 721 feet at
the base and 216 feet high. are gener-
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about the sixth century.
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laid and interchangeable bridges
iwhich so nearly imitate the natural
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