~ so that five of these
. accounted for and one
A A»; . number only two we-
' « .oflliSWl
diet-hand ills- Sadie
night. the coast guards
two life saving stations. aid-
~ , . of the populaco
‘ . ' beaches on the watch to:
- . , it was dlilcult to
.. s in the work. in
fidatshoe they were tumbn
Mlhrssksrs caused in a
I”!!! inches thick. in
, . were placed on the
. a. identification.
. Melitta seven bodies was
,1 A: by the schooner,
a port, after a cruise
, ‘ d. - On apiece of the
the steamer were picked
re. Ndman and a dead
remained of 16, who had
- on the frail support. Lit-
r‘io‘lt‘ihut occupants of the
hosts and rafts had surviv-
leold which had moderao
ti during. theynight.
pm of horror painted
yore were relieved only by
risen and self-sarrlflce
, ‘the’crew and some of
. '. ”only all the surviv-
e interviewed agreed
and officers behaved
e first shock, and the
. r‘and escape of steam}
, pollen main steam pipe.
chy. realised the scope of
5. iron crew was called to
esch’rnsnspringlng to his
.. "the call to desert the ship
it. Panto-stricken passeng-
f‘. from sound sleep. rushed
and mobbed the boats
‘ and women fighting
‘ ul of all but the pri-
., lei sve’fone's self. The
. pli‘thohtob resolutely,
pro and provided for
l” and . lldren first. Some of
‘apengers recovered from
f gilt and assisted in the
r reached the deck. They
' ted below in their quart-
' steam, or drowned like
. ~ “ p beneath the deck.
31hr u minutes the boats were
from the ship's side just as she
‘ “in the water with the was
‘lue‘ foothold. Cold and
. . plated thework of death
"lit "bitter cold it became the
ml
beaumbed from exhaustion
l‘u
riedofl
fever her an flooding-
. (band of people who got
the Larchlnont was deci-
ps and in the helpless
' (y of‘the “‘survival of the fit-
iv‘er Janvier. 21 years of age. of
" “summery street, Providence.
toldr‘o‘f'o ‘ of the most trying of all
‘ jhorrib ‘e’ 1lixperleucbts of any survi-
‘ H lie heme to shore in a boat at
; yesterday. morning with
nviel‘ lining the only sur-
lyfdea'd .hlmself from
exhaustion, he waded
star waist deep at andy
d boat with its grim cargo,
to on the rising tide. He said“
M ’a state room with a com-
ained Henry Rock, of Jersey
i was on his way from Pro-
to New Jersey to join his wife.
tilled turned in bortly before
' collision. When the ock came
r rushed up on deck to m‘eet a
of great confusion. Passengers
, rushing wildly about. in con-
however, the crew sprang to
each at his special life boat.
ll of the officers, and kept
’ ringing overboard or swamp-
ats and rafts as they were
. ., Janvier rushed back to his
staunch to get some clothes, for it
tercold. and to see what had
‘ s of,Rock. Rock seemed to. be
stupor and when Janvier tried
.luhlte'him realise their danger, the
r according to Janvier‘s story, at-
‘ ..hiln. Janvier managed to drag
companion struggling and protest-
,_ , out into the passageway of the
Morgana there had to leave him.
“ lglnto a boat containing se-
er men' and they pushed off.
a by and Janvier threw a rope of
more, hauling the men aboard. His
' ions at the ears ha dscarceiy
to theirwork again when they
- ‘a-woman’s cry for help coming
, the.‘ water. He called to his
unions to sure her, but so beset
. they with their own perils in
. ' afloat in the tremendous seas
,r. they refused. After a time they
; and; the ears slipped from
,néers‘snd the. men dropped to
cm of the, boat huddled while
ray and water ploshed over the
covered. them with a winding
. of ice. Thejboai'." load finally
' A. defies, to Janvisr and one
.~._'l:be stranger ooksdst
of Regal
health.
' lliillliili
'sre s pilin- renledy. They
,o
raft went adrift, seas swept ever
heard the second woman and two men.
From 11 o’clock Monday night until
picked up by the fishing schooner
Elsie at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning,
the small portion of the after deck
drifted helplessly. One by one the
men dropped on. Some weakened by ,
the cold and exposure. lost their grip
on the support, and were washed off;
by the waves and drowned. Others
died and rolled overboard. Still Mrs.
Feldman aided by her husband. clung
to the raft. Feldman at one time was
a sailor on the Black Sea and he knew
the necessity of keeping tlp some
physical action to make the blood cir-
culate in such biting weather. By
work and sample be induced his wife
to keep arms and legs moving, al-
though the woman became so greatly
exhausted that she 7 could scarcely
make her muscles respond to her will,
Her chilled limbs were robbed by Mug
Feldmau into activity when they were-
benumbed and by his efforts she sur-
vived, although apparently more near-
ly dead than alive when the Elsie ap-
peered.
BRIDGEORT, Feb, 13.—--Robert. Gay
engineer of the steamer Lamhlnont,
is a former resident of this city. He
was engineer of the old propeller
Bridgeport. which they Joy Line pur-
chased in 1897. At that time he;.42nd street. 'Phone, (280 J. Bryant.
moved his family to Providence. He
has a brother, Harrison Gay, who is
engineer on an oyster boat here. An-
other brother. James Guy. was en-
which vessel he was killed several
connecting rod struck him on the bend
fracturing his skull.
/
tanenrasln
lot Infants andflhfldron.
Bears the
gimme of
THE VALENTINE Mssr.
...—..—
Tomorrow.
fashion have taken their place.
of supposedly funny ones called
however.
bears the iines‘:
“Money’s your fad,
You're such a crank;
Here is a ‘greenbaclr”
Right from the bank,”
crust. you’re the whee l f.
they are merited tomorrow.
more.
"and 11633“; W
tlta suicide. Jan-
" for t. in death in w’l‘t't'znlflnu “ff?" ‘
. a e ouse e s, to. l'leser,sf,
i“. . discs from cold sure pills. The on " a a e
“[le
ltshcul havo'survivsd 1 a. ll play poor
wetlands -.. fl.» .
more“
dangerous condition
five women survivors or
iirs..ilsrris Feldmnn,
Was rescued
the after pore exits
,stesnlsr by the
war docks from the
The Bridge Phs‘n‘nsc ,
nemeriglnsl p y. ‘
'3
Far H obit? '
x The welfare of the body depends upon how regularly the stomach.
* liver. kidneys sod bowels performthsir respective duties. Care-
lessness or delay in attending to Nature's demands. brings on
, disorders which. sooncrpr later. have a bad effect on the general
Sluggiah bowelslinsctive liver. reisrdeddigestionsrexinlportsnt
matters cslling for immediate attention.
’8. Hill
possess corrective properties
which act favorably upon the several organs and induce free
us register moments. so Very essential to the bodily health.
Do not fail to give inatsnt attention to the calls of Nature.
Neglectdnvites disease. Brechsm’s Pills ‘are the old and re-
liable safeguard of health and can slwaysbe depended upon to
Keep'Stomach, Liver and
Bowel: in Good order
m 100 III I“. With til“ GROOMI-
on the piece of wreckage.
There was one other woman on the
deckhouse..but in a minute after the
Valentine Post Cards.
«Donovan Block. 132‘Wsahlngton 8t.
OSTllorlrllv !
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Office 12 lsasc Place.
Telephone. 1234!. i will he in my New
York once, every Tuesday & Friday.
from 10 to 5. p. to. Location. 25 West
fat-adults of the A. T. Still institute. at
glneer of the steamer Eaglenrunning ‘
between Norwalk‘ and New York. on'
years ago. A crank shaft broke and the ‘“
lit Kill You lint Alton Bough.
. ’1‘
.r ;
What Some People Are Going! to Get
The day of the patron saint of lovers
approaches on winged feet and the
trade in valentines is reported to have
heard ,the sound of his foottalls.'
There are many novelties in the in-
genious devices offered for sale this
year. The most noticeable feature of
th line displayed is the reduction in
, sis. There are very few large valen-
tines to‘be had this year. most of them
being of easy mailing size. The absence
of valentines with lace effects on them
is another of the features this year.
Tissue paper forms in various colors»
like the bells exhibited stout-lamina '
time and foldingvvalentines that have
perspective and open, out in camera.
The old-time-comlc valentines have
been metamorphosed into anew style
be
"hell of fame” series. They do not
differ very much from the former style
"Another new feature is the pienteous»
ness of valentine post cards modeled.
course. on the souvenir post card
style. Most 'Of these" are of the joke
variety. The novelty cards consist of
printed cards bearing various attach-
ments carrying out the sentiment on
the card. One of this style noticed
under which is fastened n representa-
tion of a frog. Another”, . onto a
crust of bread ahda whole out below
it and says by inference. “ all: about
. , Than tiredpleaty of tl‘lgnl thistyear
.. _ e re a yes or enceo not
wink off.witlithe advances'of the
years. {Some dbple will receivetsome
very peculiar 'tol'rsns of affection." as '
. 017d Pharmacy and
.0
The little princess. Victoria Louise.
of Prussia... was playing with her
friends one dsyiaand longed for some
. All the old games were worn out and
‘ ‘ _ { If only they could think
. which had ,, ,itins attitudinal-em! nor am
pas, cmsiderod the matter
.. y ‘ ; tile, oralldasoccumdto
you, ”smashed in. ‘ cos vlthlunthual-g: . ..
lei ‘ t as
f
I
VALENTil—QES
and
SLEDS
for boss and girls
WM. A. DRIGGERMAN’S
MUSIC STORE. .
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
._.-..... -... hr ... a“ -
Announcement !
i will be in my Norwalk oillce every
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Klrksville. Mle.. Licensed by
Stats Board of Health.
use than coining and thus swat them otles h a!
more will! in the dark-"~1'hiladel- maul or Relief of the City of south
. Norwalk.‘will meet on
enemy 30. and Tuesday, February 5.
at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 p. on: Satur-
Februsry 0. 1901‘. from 2 to 6
hundred and fifty thousand dollars," o'clock p. at; Tuesday. February 12.
“0006 from 7:80 to a p. m.; Friday. rehruary
phia Press.
“What did you get out of that will, 901,
case?" asked the first lawyer.
as n... ....“voansr.
llhd you have the rocks. You want
our goods and. We want your rocks.
Having spent the last two weeks iook- ' .
said lag over the various lines of Furni-
ketcu and having ‘seg studied this \ .
mar at we were cash to buy ‘ s . . .'
latest, designs and finest grades of i 591.1, only ll"! .
Furniture proourable. For the nex “ '
out»? .... .. will, item; estrus strides:
recs v pg 6 cc u as never sen . .
surpassed in the Twin (numb . d professions! men in our city, who have
The prices on the same ave all
never will be equal 11. We have jilfii‘ ‘33:?dum £$:menu 3'? their
what you want and, t the right prices. A aa‘r‘d will hriagyou our literature,
F A mom or a personal interview”
' ' , - . , . . a. L. cosuitumonml Agent.
replied the second lawyer.
round suln, eh?" "i'ss': but i thought ,
.ths old‘msn left marathon that."s—-,
Kansas City independent.
dillllllllil
iii. ”37:30 to 9 p. m., in the Council
Chamber in Haviland street.~in
lolly, for the purpose of hearing and
determining sil appeals from the do
of the assessors of said city on
he list of 1906. ’
Ndi‘walk. January
JOHN F. lil’MslloN.
l}
TRANBAOTBB , ' ._ ‘ , .. -. . _ __fl_
. O ’
Board of Belief.
ven that the
Board of Relief of the Townof Nor-
walk will meet at their office, Opera
House block: ~
Friday. Feb. 1. 1907, 2 to 4 p. to.
Saturday, 9th. 2 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday. 13th, 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday. 16th, 2 to 4 p. on
Wednesday, 20th, 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1906.
They will also meet with the asses-
a joint board. Wednesday.
February 20. at i was" for the pur-
h‘e‘p‘olls of sick and'
V m .‘ . ' .
SURPLUS ANO PROFITS, 8 and 5 Wall 1|} Norwslk Conn
$173M“. . -
EDWIN H, MATHEWION, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1a! Vice-Pres. .
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice»
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTOR, .
E. H. Hath-ween “Henry'uymour
John H. Knapp '
0 Ir MAKES OLD -
Tl-lmos- N‘s
Osmuel .Grllmmsn
Joseisll R. Msrvln J. Wallace Mervin
Christian twat-t2
Fred
gull
Winslow‘s Best, “Brownie" Spring
John H. Light
pose of abutting t
disabled persons. .‘ " ,
.as W. BELL.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
DAVID W. IIARFORD.
Board of Belle
T ALSO he: ,5 them new.
will he one ,‘dulil ' _
lure or dingy woodwork in homes
where this wonder-worker as used.
No refinisllin or nvuuishiog neces-
sary. Liqui Veneer is not a varnish.
but I surface food and clean that
holds 'u
ms C! if l
It instantly restores the hrillifittlhém
nets and limit of Fishes, Furniture; '
Picture Frames, interior Woodwo , . -~t ‘
Hardwood Floors and all polishedfier- s s .
-nilhedorensmclcdaul1sc_e‘s. Removes ‘ ‘ ,, ., ,
scratches, stains, dirt and dullness. ‘ l n , . 0 _ g
A child can appi it. Noth' but. 7 - ~ . . ., a s
a piece of cheese c oth is n and
there is no drying to wait for.
' NEW SIZE. PACKAGES
mutton Bouts: - . 23¢
lZ-Ouucs BOTTLE - - 1306
as.
+8!
Skate Straps.
Skates and Hockey Sticks, at ‘
llollltli llllllvul Go.
31 Main St... Norwalk.
This is one style of the Reflex Wels-
Gives 100 c. p. and costs etc ‘
Handsome and inexpen~
Jae foqler and Eddie Root.
winners of the Madison Square Gerda
en Sixoay Race. on [yer Johnson
Truss Frame Bicycles. stating that
they like them particularly on account
light, easy running qualities.
Bicycle superior to all other makes.
IVER JOHNSON AGENCY.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
will get this heuse? Will)
the old rut and look up a place at.
Agency.
’7 2 £th «Main 'Gt.
W...” .w.,-. a.
Six}- 3 ‘
ii ~Wfa’e‘ks "
of winter wenihelzstlll ahead of
. . OvERQOAT
wear. But we lihve phi: prices
on the balance oflour overcoats.
which will clear thétil cult ill .
SIX DAYS
320.00 Overconts, now ... 314.00
313.00 Overcoats, now $13.00
$14.00 Overcoats',‘ now 3 9.00
$12.00 0vercoats_ now 8 8.60
siv‘e. Also made with fancy glass-
cnlslllnllu
llWll ll.
GLOVE R’
the place.
3.Pkss, lied Rose Oatmeal zoo . 0WD “01136 ?. .‘4 7
of the rigidity of frame. and their
They state that.tlie bicycles stood
up in first-class shape, and they con-
sider the Iver Johnson Truss Frame
tlwuuutml AL”
39 Will 3U.“- NON-“t.
22 éottsga Avon . , last. New.
Open Monday. Wednesday and D‘ V!” W. R. YMOM'
Saturday evenlnps.
and Elohim.
. to North Main st. snoutlmwsut.
Residence, c Williington Otmh‘.‘
:4 seem.
south Not-walk. COM . .
. .-.. Tel..132- Lady Attendant.
81118.
‘M‘t’s I t l'ihnvs
nslly: in, all ‘ “all "Which
large holdings with us, and who rec.
Cash or Credit. . V‘ J-‘pMuMWPJu “'9“.
....“ V‘. v. . ...v;._.‘>
-—‘—"""“‘*' . . mm; Mf‘
(iii-Ivan til-tom's yin-wists. H.
.HIIW on. New! on .
...". ......» "3"“? has"
GI .. . .
moor.“ I a ”to ‘ “‘toliil‘st‘rglfl:
100- Ill . ,W
s"" ‘ltsls.’ , ""al . ’
ti‘m": a...” W"
m FAIBFIILO'A
_ do; My
37. ' - “avg”
PLUMBING AND STEA‘ “
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATIN G.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE8 ANO RANGIO'
SLATE AND rm .BOOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
. Metal Ceiling, Etc... ‘
Have you‘sesn but sleek
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES It ,HOTCHKISS
COMPANY. . .. ,.
17 WALL eraser. - NOIWALK
a...
coking hern-
er
the original finish and
ighter than ever.
0n and utter Tuesday, January 2,
1906, ‘Freigbt Propellers will» leave
Pier 28, East River, New York. (foot.
:of Dover street). every day. (encept
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwulk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to.5:30 p. m. »
, NORWALK STEAMBOAT GO.
Arming J. Smith, c .c, Heisman.
Lessee. , General Agent.
‘ some or
GORHliii
Will) Not hull ~' Your
2 Pkgs. Cream at Wheat . ....... 25c Rents are advancing all the time
, . _ and desirable apartments are becom-
2 Cans Salmon .................. 260 ing scarcer every, day. We bave‘a‘
3 Guns Tomatoes ..... 25c number of very desirable homes for
. . sale. and can make the terms and
3 Guns Extra Fancy Corn 25c price right. >
ince Meat.........‘... 25c ' , -
if..- ..... .............J.unmanned
2 Lbs. Extra Large Prunes ...... 25c Inconpoasyso.
5 Railroad Avenue, , South Not-walk
. | u 'I event/“Lsovie-oasssms chm.
_ ‘ .3 thy : ’. ‘ {BER ‘.
readout-43.x “ '
Maintains!”
“"I'sllor, cloud-r, Hatter, "
85 Washingtonhh. all. Norwsilo
whoa "Who?” Who?
GOLD '
‘ullhurs
’ AT EST. ’
Buy your Wall Paper now sud
save the profits thist’you will have
to pay in the spring.
You? * You? You?
it \will make you. your wife and
children smile. make you proud. make
you somebody to own your owmhome.
Quit renting and.huy a house. Pull
yourself together, break loose from
, fishes-4-
W ear shoes
HAT FIT,
r~vsr~irV
OUR OOAL
'Ooui‘th Norwslk. Conn. *
. is worth adhertising—worth
buying-e-worth, having in ‘ your
bin-Aeworth building. And we"
'tlre‘ pleased'vvhen it pleases you.
Only $6anng enough
for us-—or for you.
A fine stock of 1907 mining just ... ‘
"9""? "M ME." received, and it shines. “
punctual“
t: ll,.5ECKEll.-‘.
. ,ycrockery, ale-swim. Houseiurnlsh
lop Goods. Frsmsdyplcturss.
. ltlts InsmslgPo‘i'sswlth fixtures-.1-
}. '"E ‘
“ about”. no.
" Window ehsdss 1d Picturé Frames
mstis‘ts ordsrogj i '
hinting. Fsper:
Cloth Shades.“
“ Whom the :lli: arson Trading
”WW... ‘
tech
, .
lib. a... detail
. Mallard? Par-
.15.
. a
snow white: one“. '
.i‘. . , . "'z ,.
- . ‘ ceiaiu. Eli: gladimkiiidl'y: 3.. -
hQPIUMb'nE i Heve‘yfigw‘er stopped to consider
in your house is of too much import-
ance to your health and happiri‘essto
letnnyone instnl such work“. unless , .
they are thorough mechanics. .under- “Ill apartment .0" “Tilt 1190? toilet
. standing every branch of the plumbtilg 700m? “3 presencmwould “30”.!”
_ . and ventilating systems. My work is the hishest tie reefs! comfort ‘-
; guaranteed. . , - ‘ : .We will glad y. quote you prices. Our
Arthur ‘E. Bonodlot.
> PLUMBING. ‘ HEATING. 1TlNNlNd.
ii Monrds at; South Nerwslk,’ cons.
"......m...“ . ......M... ....
how, delightfully convenient it would
be to have hotond cold mulling water
in your ,tlressing‘: chamber, sleep-
plumbers are strictly competent .me-
chanics. honest andlrelishie. .
visors-rs.
Forammortabk . «autogr- o" Ll" in: , Gas
' Shallow , . ~
. .
la SONABLEZ
{tin connection.
. .. ,, . ‘ announces-
. vdlt Colonels» lltss, Liquors and
Cigars-lions. trend. ‘ ‘
v‘ ‘Ly AN.- Proprietor
ll. asset-s.
Norwalk Chronicler