TTE
(it. ‘thiu {snap on lir-
lf you
remodelling the store
_ ”16%.. We dont’ say we give you It dollar for titty coon:
Bach advertising is absolutely false
taunt very large and we have decided to clean them out, on no-
Dout' Intestine opportunity.
HAnnv oooowm‘. Mgr.
“9: ml.“ "Edam“ fir: was.
oil“! 5”” °" ’ “
core of the urchrnont in connection.
with the oolllslo‘p The inquiry has
httvcn‘t got your overcoat there (Iii
nothing to do with the members of
the crew of the schwneI. except as
witinmm, the inspectors having jur—
isdiction only over steam vessels. it
will prohablI be some time before the
inspectors will be able to tender II
finding In the case They can take
no action until tin evidence secured
in New Yeah and Providence hi at
hand to be considered in connection
with the mass of information secured
here yesterday.
The bearing ThuIsday developed
few new facts. but served to subtsnnt
(late the story told by Capt. llaiey
soon after the wreck, the members of
his crew corroboiatlnx all of his im-
portant statements. especially those
that while the schooner was held to
her course after the steamer was
sighted the lights of the steamer
changed from the green of safety to
Our stock of
South Norwoik. Conn.
. I. E _ -.-A-
‘ ,' Patties ALMOST CUT iN HALF 0N bun MEN s SWEATERS.
“ oILk LINED MOCHA GLOVES (.1
It
iilis H.
46 and 50 WALL ST.
‘ Now Priced at
5 to $1.2 39
‘ALL OF OUR $2. 00 $150 AND $1. 25 UNDERWEAR,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
the red of danger and did not change
again until the vessel collided, :ad
also thatan unknown steamer came
within a comparatively short distance
of the disabled craft and then headed
away again. _
NEW YORK. Fob. l5.~—-StmlI-s 0|
misstatements and dcsertion of pas-
scngcts on the ill fated steamer Larch.
mom in tho Larchniont' s othccts and
crew ware vigorously denlcd by the 0%
floors of the steamer Kentucky which
arrived hr-ra today. The Kentucky was
sent to Block island bv the Joy Line
immediately (met the first news of the
_ disaster had been received. and took
the survivors of the disaster and the
bodies which were recovered to PIov-
idence. Purser Edward Rodmer. of the
Kentucky declared that several of the
rescued passengers were loud in
praise (It Captain McVey's conduct at
thtI time of the disaster. He said
that one of the women [Innuengcra did
everything possible under the circum
stances She explained to him the
parser sa‘ld' that the Icason the cap-
tnius boat was the first to leave, the
laIchmont was because the steamer
had listed so badly that unless thtI
boat left at the flow it (lid it Would
have been swamped.
Superintendent Nohlc. or the Joy
i. inII issued II statement today strong-
it defending Capt McVey. The cup
ciintcndcui said that he is cxtiemely
doubtful Icgaidlug litany of tho stor
ion of thI disastei which have been
told and he expressed the limit-st ialth
III the captain's Itbliltv and faithful-
ness to (lutI “if 1 chII organizing
It steamship company tomonow Mo
\' (III would be the first captain i would
stIlcct. " said MI. Noblc. "While be In
the .Ioungcat captain in tin-s ct vice as
fat as age goon M Is not the young
(Isl in point of cxpt-Iit are 01 in sIIIIlN
(III the seas. He is known as the
sitictcat disclplluatlan in (He Joy Line
acrvicc His the (hills and boat drills
IIaI II‘ Iv‘I-(Ik III(I modcls for the lost of
ottr iicct. iic (lam? to the Joy Line
WHERE SIZES
.00 QUALITY. AT 59c.
Selleck,
NORWALK.
THERE IS ONLY ON
highly rcconImcudIIIl and he has al~
ways hI'I‘III I'IIgaI'IlIIIi ills illilI (If our best
IIIIIII "
E SELLECK STORE.
Lit ‘Saviog Crew Did
{Most Heroic Work
(Continued Flam First Page).
With returning strength the t‘llll“‘\i\
04‘s are able to retail mow (I'ltIIIIlI
at. happened. in lt‘lliiiie contusion
' the accident and as the sloth-s oi
the passengers are uuioidctr stmlcs III-
fleeting an the conduct. of no (If rho
Mowers and etc“ .IIII Iciat 5.“.1t‘hipé
"titan McVey. o‘i thII Latchmoul. insists
. 'nt he and his Inca did all that could
{a dorm in the fifteen mlnuica that
speed from the limo thtI steamer was
med b,I tiIII schoonci i-Inny Knowl-
to tho tiluc his ship inundated.
his atatcmcuts Inc backcd up in
moat of its IitIl ails b) tiIc lost of tho
crew. Miss Sadie Golub of Boston
, not. the two’IvouIeu sttiuvivors and
‘t a only one left iii Block island.
here She is still unable, to be I'tIIIIov-
"II. and Fred HitII'gcscll. at Brooklyn
gli-Y” have brought charges of cow-
thc officers
‘a too against some of
" crew.
LOCK lSl..ANlJ, R. 1.. Feb. 15.~—
batch [or more bodies of the victims
the laundering of the Joy Line
Ipieahmr mehmont was continued
without a let up by the night pattois
«the New Shot chum and Sandy Point
‘ife Saving Stations but when the day
piirol started their rounds this mot II
Alix no mom cmpscs had bccu found.
When Acting Captain Charles
Mitchell oi‘ the Sandy ‘Poiut Station.
was asked todaI how his men wore.
he said:
‘ "“We are all butllI draw up and we:
shall continue to munch for bodies as
before it was the must t‘Xllt‘l"iCil((‘.'{
any of us had 0ch gouc though and
,1 don’t know which “as wotsc the'
mental or thI-I we
went thmugh,"
'Wiih lhcsc i‘IIII wolds Captain
ttltcll made clear IIIIII oi the icwi
right. Slinii in thc (it uh tragedy (Inact-
‘ (In the II III-N sutrouudlug this
ml“ \iondaiy night. and though the
mi of thtI life-spurts has been
present from tho first discovery
{he accident it has boon cast some-
" In the background by tho over--
phislcal .Iugulsh
a. pulled ashotc thIough the
rs early 'i‘ueuIiaI morning until
‘ ad and living Wl'lt' IIImoIIItl to
..liicncc. membcts of both tho Now
ham and Smith Point stations
uty continuously fIII actui‘y‘
without sleep. Waist IIIIIIII
ater that had chIlIIIII the
to victims to (loath bIII‘IoIcI
id drown. thcac ntcn iabmcd
liftét'mlasion hauling bodiesi
Million” day right through th
believe that the bank is it
oh that every one can that
‘ surviving
avatar by ltccping this bank open from hintI to three o'clock
from six to eight o'clock .
\Vll liMAN’l ltI Feb 15.-The body
(It Emil N. Schlenher, oi Ncw Br.ituin
who lost his life in the collision her
ltuccn the Larchmont and the schoon-
(II iiarty Kuowlion Monday night.
patsscd through held today on its waI
to NIIII Blitaln in the caIc of the
onIII' man's lather Schlrukcl was
II puascngcr on board the larchniont.
weighted with thick coatings of ice
through the suit and up the icy beach
to the stations ,
liumiudful oi the pietcing cold that
l‘roac their wet clothes to their bodies
and nlppcd thclr Yucca and hands the
coast gunrd‘hept up its nut-easing vig-
ll not for thc liIiug who 'had all been
utcountcd fol. but thi.I (lead Their
own qpytfltcts \H‘lt‘ so clouded bI' theIADDI FIONAL LOCAi. NhNVS.
.riom’l ‘IIhIIl iiIlug that they won: llter- ”-...
IIIII "tutucd out (It dooIs but with un- i South Not-walk Pil’ihitill A 0 l1
flinchiug ii“\(lii(lll they kept up theli iltid II tucttlug last cutting in their
labour. and todaI pcIfotnIed their rcg- hall in South Main sitctt
ulat round or duties. although ouch! —.
man was so lame and sore ttom frost Miss Lydia Set-or, of Notwnlk. lIIit
bites and over- excitlon that he acaicc- fivcsterduy for Washington D C.. whale
LI was fit lot the task. tube will be the gncst for II to.“ dais of
'lhe neathct aftct affording some Mls Seclcy. of that city
relief Iestctday tlnough its Ilse lrl'
tIIIIIpcIuttIIc today became cold again. A. EI':.i(I~IIm who is ‘Iiuplovcd at
'i‘ltc wind “tut roIII the not th umth- .i. G. B. Riders market on the W nah-
mat and tile bcat (3"(“t‘li‘d bI cath lngton sticct bridge cut his left
patrol was (prosIIIl to the full swacp thumb quite badiv IIith a cicavt: this
of the Ilalng gale. lutoruiniz 'l‘hc lniuII was trr'Itrd bI
Despite these (liiiltntltics (Inch one Dr II‘. ll. Baker
of the lite- -savets was aluuys Itlllinrzi -——~—-;
to \oluutccr all thc int'ottIIatlon in his: (lid Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. which
power to help Ielatitcs and friends is to lose its pIesent quarters in the
obtain news of the victims and it was Donovan building in Washington
hugely-due to those coast guutds that slice! is to use the (matters of St.
the public got the news of the disasteI iohu’ s Lodge in
as accurately as it did. The bulk of have scouted suitable quatters.
the onk. lell upon the Sandy Point'
station where moat of the bodies The Mcn'sClub of. St. PaulsCtIurch
catne ashore. The men aIc: Charles listened to a very interesting address
Mitchell acting captain; Oswald last evening on the topic. The Moon-
]. ittletioid. substitute; Sttccter. No 3; shiners at North Carolina From a Rev-
Ellswonh Lathnm No. 4; Albert (Inue omcers Point of View by the
NoIthrnp No 5; Eailln Mitchell No. Rev Dr Chapman. of Ridgetield.
ti; Woodward Stcndman No.7 ‘ 1
NEW LONDON. Fcb. l.I.-—-Willlam
E. Withcy and John Stewart. United
Stntcs steamboat. inspectors for the
New London district. have completed ncy. John F Piunkott and Thomas Ma
.‘thcit hearing on the cause of the col- honey, Were not served yesterday it
lision between steamei Larchmont of is expected that they will be served
the Joy Line and schooner Hat-rt this afternoon or tomonow
KIIowlton off Block island on Monday ~~~~~~
night. . Chalice Murphy. of Winnlpa‘uk, and
iI‘IIuI tucmbcis of the crew oi the John Kereskes oi Springwood were
schooner were hcard Thursday night attested this morning by Constable .i.
Capt, Frank T. Haley. of Everett J Goodwin on women"; issued byPIo-
Mas: Mate Frank Govant. of St. secutor William F. .‘ammany charg-
Johns. N. B., and Scamen Carl Victor ing them with breach of the peace
Johnson; of Sweden, and Julius Royer- and assault. The two men are the con
scn_ of Norway. The testimony of of- tcstauts in the prize tight. held last
floors and members of the crew and Sunday in a West NorIvalk ham. Each
passengers of aténmer zave ball of $25 and \chc. Iclcasod
Latchmont will pIohobiy be taken by The cases will mobably come up to.
the United States inspectors. at Prov- marrow morning in thc town court.
ldence and New York. This will ob- ‘
viute the necessity for bringing a
large number of witnesses here. The
IIxanIination will however. be conduci-
rIIi on the questions formulated by the
New London Inspectors and trans-
ntrlpts of the evidence taken will be
lodged in the New London omce The
New London inspectors will make the
decision in the case
...—......W..." .-
Through a mistake. the writs which
WeIe to have been served on three
Not-walk saloon keepers. .iohII Maho-
fiCHMiTZ AND ROOT. CONFER
WASHINGTON.‘ lI‘I-b. lI'IrrMqur]
Schmlt/ and Secretary Lc‘ilngwell of
(ht SaI‘I li‘toncisco School ilo',tIrdI (’IdIv‘
had a conference with Soon lwaty Root.
Although I‘i'lt understanding is that a:
tin: conforrncc which will be held lat-
(I in the (lav with the president. all
matters in disputrawlll bc mulcublv
Itdittsimcd ‘IiaI or scltmitz will rt-nIIIII
here until next week In order that he
mm attend fl recreation in his Imam
on Vlondity night bv tho representa-
tins of organized labor. .
...—......
. A CARD.
This is to certify that all Iltttggiste
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the caught.
. heals the inn
- .resuita from a cold Cure. to grip»
couch and or to pneumonia “and
~
i
(I noon hour and also oh Saturday
u the people and our hours are
hcre at some timo when the bank
waalk until they‘
JANE! l4 SHERMAN
James )4. Shannon. axed ninety-
three years. ion months and ten days,
died esterday at the’ residence or his
son. hurlen M. (Sherman. in First ave-
nue. East Norwaik. lt‘tuicral services
will be held, at 1 o'clock Saturday at-
ternoon from (to house.
interment will (occur at Bethel.
mtwfln—m
MR8. ROCKWELL!!! iLL.
AUGUSTA. GIL. eb. 15.-—-.iohn i).
Rockefellei who- dies been here for a
month. left suddenly for New .York.
but night on receipt of a telegmtu
announcing the dangerous illncas oi
his wife He war not accompanied
by any of his family. He had expou-
nd to remain until after the winter
had passed.
REGENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
CAPE RACE. N. iI‘;. iI‘cb. 15.——Steam-
or Caledonia. Glasgow and Moville
'or New York. was 80 miles south of
(bid ’Dolnt at 6 p. In.
W. -. -
Hovr's THEATRE
ADAM GOOD COMPANY.
including
Boonie Overton and Danny Simmons
'f ALL THIS- WEEK:
REPERTOIRE.
Eveningl.
Fridayvmtmberland '61.
Saturday—Jun Stolen Will.
Motinoeo.
Saturday—~The Lady From Laramie
P 8.
Evenings ......IOo. 20c. 30c and 50:
Motinooo 10c and 20c
HOYT’S THEATRE
south Norwalk.
ONE WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY. FEB. 18.
Motions. Wodnudoy Friday and
I Saturday.
SPITZ AND NATHANSON
Present
The Peoria“ Singing Comedian.
JAMES KENNEDY
in the
BEST OF DRAMATIC PLAYS AND
POLITE VAUDEVILLE.
REPERTOIRE.
mutt“.
Monday—Larry From lIcland. ,
'l‘ucsdnv~\'l'hv WouIIIII llaic Wonr
en. "
Wednosduy-l.ieut.. itick. l'. S. A.
Thursday—W 1t Women Love.
Friday—«GentlquaII .lim. the
mood ’l‘lIlII.
{vSntlII'daI'~-SIIIridcu chuc hctcc-
illu-
‘ Motlnecs.
Wednesdathr rial Run Farm.
Fiilili)’~\Vhy omcn Hate Women.
Saturday—~imrry From Ireland.
POPULAR PRICES:
Evenings .... 10c. 20c. 30c and 500
Matinees..............10c and 20!:
\. ........ BABIES. 'Ticil'Ezi' ......... '
. Moudoy..l t Only. . .
Tickets if. git to 300.
Ladies presenting‘ this Coupon .
. and 15 cents at the usual place .
”between now and Monday at 6 p .
. III will recciIc u .70- -cent Ieachcd .
. seal thckct. Don't (inlay. ict .
. them now. '
CUT THIS OUT.
................ ,~.>..................
~ am
is the place (or recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every week Events for the coming
week bompnso:
NASH (I. YOUNGS,
Managers.
....» Mm ..-...—
BASKET BALL
and Danna
giIcn by the
Pastime Athletic “blob:
at their club roomsgIVan Zant Avenue,
Wednesday Evening Feb. 13. .1907.
PASTIMES vol ZENiTi-is. Bridgeport.
Dancing from 10 to 12. ,
Admission 25. cents
BASKFI' BALL.
uonwam aauonv.
(I...
and prevents serious the train will aid
near Matron mom
m
can» '
MONDAY NEVENINO, FIB. 10TH.
The famous CRESCENTQI of i‘o‘tomn,
. N. J.. vo. COMB NY F. ,, .
The Rev. H. .
B. Carpenter. pastor of the South Nor-1 '
milk Baptist Church. will omciate and
, Saturday. ‘
. Graduate of the A. T. Still institute. at
littllawatt’Skaling
Rm .. _
‘ 7124.8.25 9: 10:1, to: 12x, 11: 0516.11: 41
" NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
. l
.
After 1.1.9”,on
arrive in a short time.
disposed of at once. 'ihcy an all ti(‘~ii. Iblc SiIit'S. \iaIlt: up not this wanna}
the best styles we have had, but all must go.
Suits from $5.00 up.
Winter Coats. black and i’ancv mixtures. 25% (Iii.
IIIIs season 's best Furs, 25% 08'.
\\ inth Shirt \\ aists. sperial prices.
Having finished our Annual lnvtIIItI’Iry “'1' find that we have in acvcral (icpdrtmt'nts :I surpluv. of
stock \vbii'h must be disposed of in Ill'iit‘l' to make room for goods which have been II‘ought and will
\\ (I hate :I xiiiiiills III our Suit. \\-' dial and i ltutk Dcpattmcut which must itL‘
«business some oi tilt-m
Misses and ( IIIlIIrcu's Cloaks, 2
TRISTRAM a HYA'I‘T, \NoRWALK, CONN.
9 N -
its cw
The article which sells beat is that.
one having the best features. Such is'
the new policy issued by
THE WASHINGTON LIFE INSUR-
ANCE (30.. OF NEW YORK
(inculiido). .
No estimated dividends; every
ilgurc a guarantee. Semi for figures.
Liberal compensation to men of char-
acter. as agents.
Walter S. Maodeviile
Manager for Conn.
Hartford. Conn.
Money Lotnul
Housewives and anyone drawing a
weekly salary can secure money at our
oiflce on their.own name.
Call and see us.
lndrpendeni loan‘and Se-
' ‘ Ciifliiy fill, .
Haviiand Bldg" Washington St.
Office Hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
, Announcement!
astronomy !
i will be in my Norwalk oillce every
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Otlice 12 issue Place.
Telephone. 123-3. lwiil be in my New
York oiil’ce, every Tuesday & Friday.
from ‘10 to 5 p.'m. Location. 25 West
42nd street. fPhone, 689 J. Bryant. _
'DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
close out
Kirklvlllc. Mc.. Licensed by
state Board at Health.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
. HARTFORD RAILROAD.
1'qu TABLE.
in Effect January's 1607. _
LEAVE eon-m NORWALK roa ‘
NEvr you
I
window.
A. M.:—12 56:. 5:14, 5: 41, 6: 18.
6: 50x, 6: 58. 7: 54 8: 18:, 8: 40, 9:051.
9: 30:, 9: 48. 10: 55:, 11: 01, 11:17x‘.
P. M.:—-12 52x.1:.001:45x 2:571,
3: 20. 3: 30:. 5:19. 5: 41,1:5 67x; 6: 40.
cost.
{We have five of them—Black,
’Blue,‘Broyvn, Green and Gar:
net-one each—~50
Worth $25.60. , » I 3;
Cash or Credlt ‘4‘
Can be seen now in our oasis end
7 All other Wmter’Gar- '
ments to close out: for less than
6: 5315.7: 17x. 7: 641.0:673, 10: 32.
s.undayo .
A. M.~12: 56!. 5:14x, 5:411, 8:67,.
9: 431:. .
P M.:--12 661, 2:478, 2: 57:. 6: 41.
5: 57. 7. 18. 7: 54:. 9: 57:. 10: 09. .
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWAIBK
' A M.:—-—12 00:, 12: 09:. 4: 54. 6‘ ”46
6:46. 82.01 8:05 8:49 9:14x,10:02x.I
10:05 11:00!,11:03.
P. M.:--12 03x. 1. 04. 1:491, 2' 00:.
2: 55. 3. 311, 4: 033:. 4. 06, '4: 3?, 6' 02!.
6:.09 5:25. 6::.0I)x,603 6:.58 8:02x,
9. 29. 11: 00:.
Sundun.
A. hit-12: 00x, 12: Mix. 6: 00, 7: 30,
9: 56:. 10:02x. -
8:02x,
P. M.—5: 04. 6: 00x. 6:59x. ,
71: 00X. . '4 . .,
““7"? “meg: T° "5‘” In more than a on git. is a d
motion or; catara- ‘ an: the "or
A.‘ lite—12:06.1:123, 1:55x. 0.16.
0:113:52 Eithihgetgw' 6‘: ““1737? 33‘7“” 55.412: 02:. 1'16 3: 071:. 3.22.1un88~a111_ 9a to asthma. and
AAMlgslior m 2.5.1.0 (5:313. ravioli :II.’ .704! 9=~{sonrceofodmom ‘ . .1515
a one tro. has a (note - ... ' ‘ ‘
to take the baskotnattventnuriaata up WWW—‘- ‘0 “NEW” w Br‘dgemfi mam-0138 (EM W 3 W930
to 97’3“” to WIN Danbury-Com. 3 ' Sund a ya. ‘ 1306108 ”a WOTWOSB and him“
i1? nihilism " °3d$in°ir°§iifii .. ..7,‘ ...-.. 077' 112’" 1 7"" 7 3" remedy taken internally on! o
”and the railroadIIfaI-e for the round #3110 7;:4‘21'3253‘4 8' 6 9. 08. l ..
trip will be only» 70 cents. I " ’ 1 ' curb. XII"
Tickets are now on attic and can be
pwchnsed up town at Wm. Blascbr's
cigar store. Morclii & Corboni's fruit.
state. and Hotel-”(I barber shop; and in
South Norwaik. at, Poggenhurz‘is cider
store in the Mannheim block The
number or tickets. to not limited. band
553mm oth
us and
Danbury
with
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
IIImauav To sou'ru uoawauci
cont , on South ..
orwalk at 7:30 h‘ ‘to urn as leaves
I i M1. ..g. 2(0' gahfix'aatits'h 5:.07 7:10 I
. ~I:2.. (I x. .
_ .Sundlyl. I. yam.
A. upon-I. ~
1’ M. 4. to.
L.
codeine-t
(team.
I Bin-Ill. 55 '1: as. 10: tilt;I 066M"
Ma
inn
8:11.
94:18. 6: :5, o: (a.
. min
BRAZILIAN.- BALM, the‘gtimtioide bal-
3am. al (no has triumphed in everyI mo torso
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