at
4.... : . ; ‘ l 'l
, Mailmmissioners at Meet-
; ,aWas Put Through With-
Pan—5
mg That State is Lax—-
Law Illegally Passed-u
» 6, Planters Charge That Act
2 out Due Notice
A meeting of the Connecticut Oys-
ter Growers' Association was held in
New first: recently to consider va-
mm of interest to oyster
Mimicularly the so-callnd
“spam M” which was passed by
thegeneral assembly at the..ses.slon
W ..
mavmegnm‘um ., mm in .
cm W mwmmgtwm; V ‘ “a. W" ‘
“Jewry"? 'r’ E 1', "*3 last in ti} o"
{the amount “Was wmfifiimgéufiayedgwbr . ,V .
n the spawner bill-i-in fact? the chair- level-y year [in eflorts to propagate If?!“
man of the shell half“ commission. tors, and it has been largely through
who was present at'the’moetlng. said ‘thelr efforts and determination that
that the commission was well anarelthe industry exists at all, as unfqnn.
that the expenditure by the member‘s lnately the government has permitted
of the . association for this purpose ,tfie waters 0‘! the state to become so’
was far in excess of that amount, limpregnated with oheml‘call and“ in-
.and all the commission required tO'dustrlai wastes, as to make it im-
carry out the provisions of this bilgiposime, m the ‘opinion of sclentlsts.‘
was an assurance from the associa- ‘for the embryo oyster to~exist. and by
tion of this fact. This was given t0.asse§§sing oyster wands to; taxg-
the commissioner who were prehent Him; in many instancés mm am even
at the meeting Tuesday. to times their market value. It
Act is Criticised would be obviously proper for the
' It was agreed by all present that {state to furnish a remedy for the ”im-
the following are the facts concerning ipending extinction of a great food
the so-called spawner hill, namely: producing industry, which has so
That this bill was not at any time ad- greatly, suffered by olficlal ‘ neglect
vocated by the associallbn; on the'and mismanagement. ‘
contrary. the members were of the} The oyster growers ask no favors
in: 1919. This bill provided that the
than 1181: commission niay expend;
310.006 5in allocating and distributing!
opinion that if the state was asked for :but if the state is disposed to do
of“
Mei“ "
a t
'n s‘ ‘-
mein: ‘lt i ate
work. -
Its objectsis to enable the Protest-
:ant churches of the United States its"
contribute their due share toward the
evangelizatlonof the world by means
or cooperation. ‘
The Inter-church Vigorld Movement
cannot .under its constitution have
anything to do with any movementde
attired to more organic anion
Mung the churches. "
- Every denomiaatmn mm mm the
Intel-church Movement retains abso—
lute Monay’alfi nemmsbeowte
contra over its ”criminal
policy. an or the part ing-
:10th am loge. ‘ .
their fifi‘e‘s‘entatives on' the general;
committee, will”)! “WWW?!" 0‘ “16: throughout the world is the most com- GlRLs’
‘prehenuive investigation oi its kind
lnlenchurchfi Movement:
The'rilovém‘ent. in hart, represents
any specific appiopriation that‘tb at-lluétlce and pursue a fair and intel-
titude of the association would bellsmt public policy and desires to re-:
an alliance of. urches which have;
By Joining in a. great united, simul—
taneous camp’aign, the minimum:
churches will not, only canvass their
own constituency, they will canvass
the wholerroteslnnt constituency or
the United States. They will not only
receive their denominational contrast:-
tions, but hey will also share pro rain
intheu‘li "M81“...
. it is not only the machinery 0! co-
operation which the [merchant Hove.
meat provides. Working in elm on»
operation with nearly a hundred de-
nominational mission hoards. it has
also provided a body or amte intern
motion regarding the world's needs on
which the Wathgrcburebea my
base their mama.
The survey of religious conditions
ever undertaken.
it. is more comprehensive than any
I
. bed You”
American Amba‘tmqo
it. presented his credo r
do? norm *0le
unson‘llllbr lrl‘t for Sun ”n.
l» ‘6‘?!“ mf‘i‘l 1hr) t-M-n‘; ”‘0'
Itummmma‘mmn ‘
. , mammalian Embassy in In... :“Itv‘r
invarotlifc work oral-1
wangMV-punuand: simple. withihaa been ordered by nu Sm. . , .,
thousands participating in the . cam-3mm at Washington to so u. u“. .3
pain than‘wiill hundreds. Thl‘l‘e “not the conference of the Sun“. ‘
effectiveness in- the more weight ol‘,‘1ied Council.
numbers, and there is force in the are}
alien of a general atmosphere. ‘BRlDGEPOR DENTEST ARRESTED
This applies to the note llml will lw‘g BRING -}l"OR'l‘. April 4.. 1-,“; . '
struck at 2 p. m. on Sunday, April 2.3.:smod m ho tllf‘niwlzlllllill: .4" .. Nit:
At. this hour all the members of alignilln <_-ampalgn against diam-Hm; A;
the churches participating in ”JP lllljdmtgrs, practicing Without ”minke
tel-(Curd: World Movement are askediwmmm Iiagse was are...“ h...“ t:
to how their heads ior five minutes inEday on a warrant sworn out luv pom
silent prayer for the success of the:Health‘ Officer Jnmos A. Mar;- my:
great united simultaneous appeal mung him with illogally prawn}... .j‘fi
the churches. cmmencing at that rue-j tislry. He will be al'l'ilignm‘. L ihe
merit, tor the physical resources that. Police court tomorrow,
will enable the forces of Amrrlcan
Christianity to march forward to tic:-
cry.
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FALL DOWN STAIRS FATAL,
' TORRINGTON. April 23. w,» Ma.-
w' zria Salvo 60, died, lost night r Um}...
BODY NOT RECOVERED .ios received when she 1'. 1! 1..“ of.“
TOLEDO, 0., April 23.-—-Pollc(‘ ;down lhe cellar stairs at hr“ ‘ ..V
searching in m abandoned well for; ., T,
the body of Anna Moiiord, it; years
Cpawning oysters upon the spaWning
tells (it "the state, provided that it
filial! «sacrum that the Oyster Grow-
m’ ash‘pcifition or Connecticut shall
luweegenfled an equal amount for :
like purpose, but the commission
shall not expend a greater amount
' ' her cause the can do . . ,
ems-ton “.3“ 1".“ W” mm : $33: "rem in mi ms; . a... zanir‘mmmslsmhznominee
a u u lmaey e c arse 5 one are necessary: 2 n' things i a all of them have“ . .. , _ . , h h 3‘
teen fold in one form or another for FirstmThe discontinuance of the ma 3 ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ '5 it has surveys! areas w R: .3”: a“
. , . been in the ha it of doing sepamtely.’ . ~ . _ , . u ‘
:23; assessin- um... 2:, m... T... mm- ... mm isthizeigzz‘zrzr tarnistzirh
'_.. - e in . . was amen c ,He nav go 9 waters of the slate. *VVorld Move ”m {810 rol‘ide the _ . T . , .
Without the knowledge of the cammis. Seconduhiscontinuance nt unjust ’ p in?” in the l mm" Stat“ and the an
old, of Detroit. Mich, who disappear
ed While visiting here two years can.
have concluded their inxrslisalion
and found nothing at the bottom of
the well but a pilo of bricks.
The search was the result of an
Sure
Relies,
chiné'ry for this reopen-alien. f.
A“
h
occupied ton-italics in foreign fields.
. than shall have been expended by the
State association. The shell lisn com-
missionem on arch 22 wrote to tho wuhstitute chill.
president of the association
low as fol-
3:»
sinners Or of the representatives of and oppressive taxation of ovaferl
the association and without a hearingizroumls. and reduce the laxalinn‘lo :1
either on the amendment ‘or on thr-znominal figure until lhmlndustry re-
- grit-as. if ii ever does.
The meeting considered lhnt it was! Thirdwlt should restore to the
unfortunate that statements had been ”EMT"! OWN"? (he "FS'K’I‘ grounds, of
“The commissioners are very gram.
tul for your cooperation in offering:
information as to the amount of oys-i
lmade that this association was: rocwhich they have
‘ ‘ been unjustly de-
sponsible for this bill. as such stain, m‘ived by vxvessivc assessments. so
ments are entirely contrary are
The common tasks in which theoarw
urinating churches plan to «co-operate
include the missionary undertakings
.oi‘ the churches at home and abroad:
assistance to local churches; promo-
tion of the spiritual ideals of steward-
ship, life service and the power of
prayer and such other church activi-
ties as education. the adequate sup-
li is in a hosllinn to give to the de-
nominations - information concerning!
the distribution of churches, which is
one of the outstanding features of the
millions problem in America many.
ll has pound"! a mass of data. on
the underpayment ol‘ pastors and the
lack of ('ll’icioncy that result from all
an anonymous letter the police Tecclx» {
or! relating how a suitor of tho nirl‘
disposed of her when she rofuscrl lo‘
marry him. ‘Pollce have decided that
some one played a. prank on them.
The suspect in the case was I‘Moasml.
(K. .
V“. 3 ‘:‘__‘§ 1 ,a,,
' ~r
-~_.fl—_¢.M
(‘m living costs w
garden.
-
lih a be cit-ya rd
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‘ in the for as such owners wl
ters planted asspawners in 1919 and firacts. At the same time the assoCRPCt‘nl MIMI grounds find rf'sllinlitz‘filatg
lIBZO by the members of your assocla‘ gciation desired to random] courteous. ing mxos on them. which taxation .‘rn
tion. and would like to procure thisfly'to the inquiry of the connnlsslo éslale has lost heretofore through its,
information as soon as possible, if you are as to the amount of spuwnors :m‘m short sighted policl'. l
absentee ministry.
Sunday schools inslllutinns of high-
er educations, benevolent inelilmions
and various special problems in which
“5‘ the churches have a legitimate inter-
l...w,. . ._
port of the ministry and the provision
and maintenance of hospitals and'
homes.
(To-operation in such an underlak‘.
The Best Salesman-A Want Adv.
(momma
[oxalic/13.6 ed 2'55 ,7
19
t
c.
is ,?
,-
Refrigerato-rs of best grade
and perfect workmanship which are sellingr at reasonable
prices because they were ordered many
months mm.
The McKee is one of the makes which rand
'keeners annrove. Some of those are lined with min-r
gin-isles}. others with the immaculate and shining
k»:
3
‘4‘
.
”7““. .
Did’you W thagl3c isl'm
than the churches average
from each member per day?
.§ .
.AnartmentHouse‘stylc. which is tall and narrw‘
‘takm in) but little fioor Sluice. has the front “ice do
direct. v over the food comma 'imcni. This is :1 \'
tlcal model for a small anarlmenl.
Prices from $27.50 up.
Ash Cases are in several (lesions. ton or side iv}: q.
and in 51295 to accommodate all iamillcs.
, Prices $35.30 according to ice canaciiv.
Models With lift-tops. {Elli rammed stool humus: um.
removable shelves.
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WE AMERICANS may be thoughtless.
Sometimes we may appear selfish. But
when a great need arises, no one can say that
we have ever shirked. ‘
Ask any son of Fra
A
' fl..... ._....
$17.50 an
Ice Chests for collar or collars use.
Medium size $17.00. Large size
not“ Ask gay. soldier of
Great Britain. Or ask any Arniehian'mother
or a" girl With a red crfiséion her slcchor one
with a tambourine in her hand.
And now the churches come to jns for help—-
our churches. Not begging. Not lashing aims.
But with heads lifted high facing a' task so
worthy that we, as loyal Americans, ought to
feel it a privilege to help. ‘
Home is the Ham, Hummer rm]. ‘
We don’t‘ need to be told that the church is the heart‘
of the Nation. We admitits influence for’ lasting good in
$25.00
In the insanity.
$2
a.
Rubbish Burners
After the annual spring: cleaninz up there is alum?
considerable stuff to burn. A regular Burner fol; refu'sv
means safetv from fire. There are two stvles a: heat".
Wire. With covers. Thev are raised from the ground or.
short standards. which ensures a free draft.
One of heavy wire. three sizes. . 2.00.‘$2.75 and $3.50.
Arse. ond stvle .of hearier make. finished l‘ll(‘91\;-ll}
,~ lanan. three sizes. 00. $9.30 and sum
Basement.
Women’s Ribbed Pants
of light weight. cotton.
. - uww
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A World Survey Was Made
Our churches know the needs
that must be met. They ktlbw
exactly how every dollar—every
pennya~wilf be used for the great-
est good without waste.
A wOrld survey was made by
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g ’the churches that astonnds business our children. We see “,3 stabilizing mane“? on .0“: 0031- L , trimmed at, the knee. with a muslin band or
afyer county wassmdlediflye comi- ibi- children, its schools and colleges here and abroad. , expensive. . Ira-m- -.
tries of the world were visited and , . ~ . Regular Sizes 75 cts.
reported 111 minute detail- But most of us do not realize” how pitifully’lnadequate Extra sizes. 35 Ct?-
How the Intercliurch
A’World Movement Originated
Our churches said : "The task-of
meeting the urgent needs shown by
the world survey is too great for us
to do individually as denomi-
nations. We must do this work
loge ther.” WW .
So thirty great denominations
are cooperating-«each keepin its
own purpose and identity—but all
workin together lander the name
of the nterchuroh World Move-
mm. a,
Because of this cooperation, it
is estimated that over one million.
dollars will be saved alone inclini-
naling Waste and duplication.
the support of the churches is when compared to the
Double. an extra size. verv large and full .in ban-3
urgent needs.
stvle onlv.
The D.
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William O. MIéLean, Inc.
“INSURANCE-—
Me 1953 . 74 Washington Street
u .
Main 1“} so! .
M. Read Co.
WM 18“:
‘1—
. Lui‘than 3;! a day! ~
In spite of the great tasks which we expect our churches
to carry out, those of us who give to the churcht-and the
numberis all too few—are nowgiving anaverage of loss
than 35 a .day for a]! church purposes.
Less than 3; a day.
Shall Our churches goron?
Without your hel
lust that much le§s.
Giver-and give fro
pocketbook.
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It itifor you to say. '
p Tthe work of your church must be
1
in your heart as well as frogn your
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