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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
'l‘herc will in! a town meeting on the
bridge question tonight.
Buckingham \\'. it. (‘., .\'o. lltl, will
. inect. tomorrow ultcrnoou.
Division No. l. A. 0. li..
ed to meet tomorrow night.
Miss Minnie Sniti’otd, of iicdding.
is visizi ing hei tousins in East Nor
walk.
is schedul-
i
it friendship and confidence are of
slow growth it may be owing no the
late spring. .
(lockonoe ‘liuyiuakoi's'
No. 32 l~‘.’., i. 0. ii. XL.
marrow evening.
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Association,
will intact. Ato-
The Building 'i‘radcs ttoiihrli n‘ill'
. hold its scintmouthly business incct-
lug Friday evening
St. John's Lodge. .\'0. ti.l and A
:M” will confer the Mastct Mason dc-
. Kroc tomorrow evening.
Norwnik Aerie. No. .388. l-‘ruicrnni
.Order of Eagles, will meet this eve-
ning ln~the Wall street quanters.
Miss Blanche Bailey. of l‘atcrson.
New Jersey, is spending the week at
.9 home of her brother. in East Non
.mm—u...
45A full line, of Christian‘s (‘rclebrnt‘
d ilicaith Fonds cart be had at the
well known grocery store of (‘hurch 8:
iiler, “3.3 Vaslilngton street. city.
. Some of the Sixth Company meta-
bers are planning to go to the South
Wilton range on Saturday to hold a
voodoo shoot.
George Smith and son Robert. of
New Hartford. who have been visiting
friends on South Main street return-
ed home today. -
”W...“
V Dr. Frank J, Kelley, of New York
city. formerly of South Norwalk. is
pttcndlng the Dental convention at
Bridgeport, today.
(llitford ilayes has purchased the big
ice box foxtneery in the Public Marital.
and is h'avlng it installed in his mar-
ket in North Main street.
V William M. Betta, of Springwood
“avenue, who was knocked down by an
automobile at the summit of Mill Hill
on Sunday and slightly injured. is able
to be out. ,
.-—Buckwhcat, Pea and ‘s'ut Coal.
Raymond 13:05..
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The weekly drill of the Sixth Com-
pany, Coast Artillery Corps, was held
last evening. After the drill a but-ll:
'ness meeting was bold, but nothing
particular was discussed.
Rev. J. J. Keane. dominant rector of
St. Mary’s Church, who had charge of
the parish during the absence 0! Rev.
Thomas J. li‘lnn, rector. on his recent.
donation. has gone away for a several
WdIyI' ”deserved rest.
Building, Loan and investment now
"oiuition which was held last night. the
regular payment of dues wasmado,
three loans negotiated and eleven
9‘” members taken in.
V” his titsir usual style.
those they sought might after all bci
At the meeting or the NorwalkV
ism dolosction from cocksnoo
No. 32 l. 0.11. M..Wontto
port inst evening to attend the
.. on Mon doings in «last city. 'i‘bo
‘ 1k tribe put on tho warriorI‘ do-
dolor. of New HIvsn, liII'
’ 1339“is in tho interests at
Mild Coupons. and is
’itittnto‘a hm irith n. o WON).
‘i‘bis‘ootn'nsny co-
m
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line. of Elec-
A.trlcai Shppiies
Charimek. Jr.
. Add”:
51 mm 81., noanLK
TIiophonII: OM00. 001: Mn». 21-!
GAIPITHIA, WITH THESE
Willi SURVIVED DISAB-
TEll, liliE Tilililli-
IiiiVl iiiBiiT’
(Continued from tirst page)
a—o-m
found upon tho Cui‘putliia whcn thati
vessel was able fully to give up tho
secret slic had held since the early
hour on Monday when she picked up!
the floating reninanfis oi the Titanic‘s
cargo of nearly 2,200 souls
Lntcst toilscd ilgurcs show that i.
am portions probnblt perinhcd when
the Titanic went down ,0f the 868
known survivors, tho names of 328
have been laboriously transmitted
through .iln- powerful wireless apps
rains ot‘ the Olympic tho ’lltauic‘ s alsV
icr ship t'tom the (‘orpnthin to thol
shotc. iiesldcs these. it is catichdV
that approximately HO members or.
the crew were saved their presence
insure ”it“ safety of thc passengcrs.
An estimate. oi too stcciuge passeng‘:
ers savod completes tho total of 868.
whlth tho Carpathla has made known
she hits on board.
As the lists indicator the great
iority of thosc arc undoubtedly
men.” The names oi only 79 inch
.cued have been given. whereas
names of 249 women appear in the:
tabulations. 0f the £00 stowage pus—i
scatters thought to he saved. it is be“
lleved that nearly all were women.
The than among the pnsscnsors seem
ed largely. to have remained to did
that. the women and children might be
saved.
‘.thtio hope was entertained today
that the fishing schooner Dorothy
Baird. which was" passed in the viola-
ity of the Titanic disaster shortly sf-
ior it. occurred by the freighter Eton-
lsn of tho Phoenix. had rescued any of
the llncr‘s passengcrs. Outcors of tho
Etonlan thought it probable that the
schooner had returned to St. Johns
without knowledge of the disaster.
Omcials of the Whltc Star this re-
mained at their o'mccs during thcg
night vainly trying to obtain additiorr
al names to the lists 01 survivors. bull
efforts to melt the Carpathls by wire-
less came to nothing. No new names
have been added to the list of saved
since yesterday. when wireless’com-
muntcatlon with the Carpathia cess-
cd because the Cunardcr had steamed
out of ‘her zone of land communica-
tion.
Steamship Offices Bosiogod.
LONDON. April liq—Although hope
that the list' of survivors of tho sunk~
on Titanic will be added to has been
practically given up. the odioes of the
White Star Line in [random Southamp-
ton and Liverpool wore again busier
ed this morning by throngs of anxious
tnqulrcrs. Some of these, who had
mt Filli tarsal. tu-
Iiiiiilii stovontm
Why need anyoncysuffor from: any
throat or non. troubioI whoo'scothins.
healing Hyotnci iI xuarmtoed tto hIn~
ish all misery or'monsy hacki
“The undersigned herewith recom-
me‘nds ilyom‘sl to all who are afflicted
with autism. cdtarrh or mutant...
Hymnal was and by my wits. for
bronchitir and asthma Ind “l unit it
for bronchitis and sore thrust.
“it. has given roller and permanent
forum and I who tits” ‘iis‘vr lines
tor tho mm or all who an. d
atom! with tho shutouts timed IWW
rm" Bookish. mills. tumour hi
the Gandhi-dis. Publishing Homo. Cor.
ma-
w0- .
{‘98- i
tho
its... mi and. tail" Drum-is
i colonists
to man the llfchonts being required to?
. risian had survivors on board and mo
I prd‘ssing tho hello! that till those who
"and them is likely imbi
Jami-sch Ava. Ind Miami on. Concor- '
. Winston ViissiisVI tbst
Sloan's Linitnsnt in it rolls-
blo remedy for any lirind of
horse lameness. Wili‘
growthof is via, curb t- r splint.
absorb enargsments. and is
excellent for swosny‘ fistula
sndthruith.
lion's Mi
“1 used Slqu' I Linitumt
‘ltigh hmcnm.’ Ind cured .
«Ivor without I bottle 01
luvs trough t soon 01
for pains. ’
:“Sioon's Salmon}! iI mill;
V. V W K]
in... wit it it. hint: tun
- on nun thIthI Irv
Ivsslso
lumen 1 vs Iiad m
inmlhslcouid hordi wclk "
- Aimtonv 0. l tvut ”Oi
- km
is good for all
“My lions had chain: thus dlyl
below no not your mlmcnt i hich i was
Idtitid to try l hm uchtii now for
titres days and my boron inmost mil
Ono hog died heioro {or t - iinisaoni.
but i luvs not loft any I tics.’
A.J. Nedanmv. lsville. lull.
Sold by Ill
DIIlorI.
Nos
600. an.”
I‘M
- . m. ....... WW...............,..£'.E
iclativca on boutd in fact, rcmuined
;ni the other throughout the ninht
scanning, the lists glicil our during
lhc curl} hours. uiilcu. lioucver, prov-V
tad not to contain any itcsh natural
but incrclt Colitii'iltlilh oi tliosc nlvm
licl'otc.
'l‘hosc who united in the London til
than were mostly nomun whose hits
bands had started tot AithOf‘it'il on bus. i
iness or to make ncu hoiucs lhcrc [or
thult iatnliics
)‘nril this morning till White Star
tompatn unto out the ltutctncnt rc
ccltcd hunt the. captain of the 01:; mpic
that neither the Virginian nor the Pa-
i
t
t
i
l
i
i(.
had been rescued worn in board the
Carpathla.
While traiclers gottaruiiy under-
tatood the fact that the thrust liners do
not carry enough boats; to accommo’
date the uholc oi the pulsar-rigors and
crew . to tho general pulollc the ucwsi
that all on board the Titanic did null
have a chance of saving;
this way came as a who surprise.
considerable
agitation in and out oi parliament on
tho subject
The Lord Mayor of loadon tonal
spotted at Mansion Houao fund for the
relief of the families 0 the crew at
the Titanic Ind of any iothcrs left in
needy circumstances in consequence
of the disaster.
A memorial service fir the victims
is to be held at St. PstVl's Cathedral,
April 19.
connection with tho pu .,
telegrams stating that a‘itsuic was
in tow ot the Virginian julttnitel' the
news or the accident as received.
Col. Charles E. Yale, at tuber of Pat‘-
ilament for Leicestersntrc, will ask
the president of tho [tiara of Trade
in the House oi Commot s it his atten-
tion has been drawn to inc publication
or the telegram and thicthor‘ their
origin could be traced. .
Moro Survivors; Note. -
The list of survivorsl t tho Tltsnlo
disaster as given out 1 y the White
Star Line otilces here; contains the
names of both Mr. and Mrs. Jacques
Futrelle, of Boston. irevious lists
published here contains the name or
Mrs Futrollo cnly. tAnothcr new
name appearing on the} list or second
class passengers is in ‘t or Miss Flu-
noy. The name 0! Ch ries M Hsys.
president of the Gran Trunk Rati-
way. does not appear on the line's
list bore. V
. TwInty. icoboros alumni.
HAMFLAX. mil 1?. “The
wireless station at asbl. island on in
communication tor a tin. this morn-
ing with the chasm tisrpsthis on
route to New York Wit tho nurvlvors
not the Titanic on hour . Tho Oat-poo
(Jill Wilma lhlt t ditty iooborss
Vworo slanted oi! the b .r.‘ noIr when:
the Titanic mic. but u (idiotic oi! tho
disaster was hilt.
Tits itirsim station hm ”norm
, V :56! Pubic tI~V
sanitation with tin 0
time.
Communication with
is molly hImpIrId b tho mass of
rd W with
, saved."
V company to notify him immediately
whenever tho) hear anything regard»
. within a distance or this port that can
people said such communication might
be effected through that Sisconsot sta-
tion probably into this afternoon.
sum ~.¢-»ww._w
ilivlr lives in‘Ghapcl street.
til 1 VII troll
tho Csrpsthts sets out of range or
these ship: will anything tiltor
through.
YORK. April 17.-The anx-
h... throng of relatives and fricnds of
posscnzors at the 'l‘ltantic head In- _
thor dIy of hoartbrosking uncertainty
as they gathered in additional num-
hora at the Whito Stu Linc oilicos this
morning. All through the night
groups at people waited in the com-
pany's rooms and about the sidewalks
in from of the standing for additional
unions to the list of known survivprs
The names of Colonel John .iIcob
Astor. issdor Straits. the millionaire
merchant; George B. Widener, of Phil
udelphla: uIlJOr Archibald W. Butt.
aids" to President 'I‘stt; Francis i).
Millet, the American artist; William
T. Stead, the London Journalist; Ben-
iamin Guggenheim and Colonel and
Mrs. Washington licebling are unions
the more prominent namos missing
from the list of thoas known to ho
President Tait instructed the
lug Msior Butt.
The; name of President Charles M.
Hays. of the Grand Trunk Railway. is
not on tho-list of. saved postcd til the
White. Star Company. '
This morning the Marconi Wireless
Compsny reported that they had to
cclved no communication front the
Carpathis. and that if atmospheric
conditions wore favorable they expect.
ed to iiei in contamination with tho
Cat-patina when that steamer comes
ho traversed in 4 hours. The Marconi
'i'ho wcond night at the high school
tlusn senior play will in- hold this eve
‘.ninit
«W
Nat-walk Aerie No ass Fratensl
Order or Eaglfli. will hold a regular
mating this ovonnig.
W4» W...“
Thomas. P. liorsn has resigned his
position at tho-onion oi the Stamford
Standard Oil Company.
Evsrryhody is preparing for the
cladding up wool: to be started in Non
walk on post Monday.
ma.”
Mrs. P. Roostci. of New Rochelle. N.
Y., has rcturncd home after I visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welinitz. of
unit—-
It is noticed that the Connecticut
Company has a large intro of new man
breaking in on tho Bridgeport Nor-
walk lines.
All are invited to coats to the N. E.
Ryan Co.“ stom‘snd join in the colo-
hraticn of the "Onyx" Anniversary.
Exceptional wines is men's and wont-
en‘s hosiery are bolus offered.
mm...“
Thorns: s. Skelly. George 8. Von-
hursh. lion-y W Mather and think
E. DsWitt. arc the delegates 3mm Nor-
walk and South News“: to the Repub-
lican convention in New Hsvcu yam
terday. Others present It the sessions
are Frederick H. Quinlan-d. Edmund E.
Crows. Charles H. Dilu’m‘th. Edward
B. Dottlens.
‘1.»—
Tho woman who can» teach can and
inmost campaign ,ot Sentinel Want
advertising. '
.. Nazism
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W
Even-y Houuhoid in South NorwIik
Should Know How to Ruin it.
The back aches honours the kidneys
Ira blocksdod.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof» that Dean's Kidney
Pills do this.
m moan—4W"
South Norwslk. . .
Mrs. P. Jones of. 58 Fifth stroll.
mast Norwsilt. (loam. says: “I (is
regarding DoIn'I Kidney Pills. Kidnoy
‘Ioho.
not crash my breath sun 1 shown
Kidney 2111!. !V mold“ to it? til
‘ statically my“
‘ it» saint
private pupilwsurodiy through I.
its the boat proof for it comes from ,
pleased to unity what i said in 1906. .
trouble cams on suddenly in my case. .
the but symptoms both: I seven, ‘
len in my lotus sad I mm back. .
Given Ittsr ‘Itooplhs i could 1f.
dissy min. nouns Ibont hm
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NOTICE Adjourned Meeting
CITY TAX E S
norm is hereby given that In ad- ‘
icurnod town meeting of the Town 0! U
The taxpayers of um City of Smith Normal. being In adiéumment of
Norwaiit are hereby notified that this adjourned town was“. held Marolb
city tax oi nine (9) mills on tho dob
lsr. laid on the aIscsImont list at 1911,
29.1913. will be hold in the Town
by tho Bond of Estimate and Tim/- on m“ "‘1' “V ”f April “13'
ticn will be do. said payable on the O’clock for the foliowlnz summit. it
first dsy of May, 1912. It which tints I wit: Tuition and to tune approprm
will receive the Isms It my onion.
Room Unitod Bonk nation. at “m“ ”b m ”M“ °‘ ‘1‘" “M“
Washington street South Now con-aim. of Sarah on the ob ‘
Pchslty at the rat's ct also (”w m which of tho bvldro' Ind draw .
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