, Matters or on stripe
‘ Thet‘are in season.
. There is no size '
. Nor branch or bend .
That we are not
” Muted to send.
pl Upon our stock
'A'You' may depend
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BRACKEN
The Latest.
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Black Silk and
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Tel. 363-4. \
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When .you want
“TWilliam Effron
the right Junk dealer. or 35 Fort St.
East \‘orwallt. who pays to a pound
for, tags and best prices tor rubbers.
send for him, because he doesnt go
around with bells, not come to the
:ii‘onse unless lie is sent tor. Be sure
to see that. my name is on the wagon
.‘bhen it comes. Ask the driver for s
tulip to satiety. Tel. «1.
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‘ w ”‘ our
Hazelton
COAL
Thai}. HershiieiddrSon Co.
” rot. ass. in Waterlt.
. foot in a. shoe.
‘ caslon.
FRIDAY. Al’lllL :9; tons
in still. Satin. Velvet. retest, dun.
local. haul. and wan. Nil-Buck. at
"a”; “NM
——MAX.LEVY—-
Ice wasnmorou an. anion:
aouru uoeweut
JUNK
There are Junk dealers that are al-
ways knocking their competitor: as to
their honesty. 1 claim all junk men
are alike—they are all honest. But
they can't 'pay my prices. Take ad-
vantage of myhixh prices for all kinds
of Junk.
. BAGS. 1c PER LB. .
Special high prices for Feather Beds.
G. YOURDISKY wear sows wlrll Bllill
Tel. 912.. 25-27 Ely Ave.g ~ PL‘Y'IB
(Continued trout First Page.)
Walk Over Shoes 1.“.
liner struck. accounts disa-
are made of every leather and in grrc widely. Sonic maintain that
enough shapes to perfectly fit every n cutllpamliw calm prevailcd;
mlltrs say that wild disorder
broke out and that there “as a
lllaniaial struggle for the life
boats. That the liner struck. an
iceberg as reported by “ll't‘lt'rsh
was continued by all.
Many Rumors Afloat.
Sensational rumors told by hys-
it"l’ltal passengers uhu would not
lg‘llt‘ their names said that tap-
taill hullth killed himself on the
bridge; that the chili tllgineer
also took hi~ lift‘ and that three
liaiians “we shot in the struggle
illt llmilx
Extra Rees
Codflsh
Crokers
Correct for every oc-
. i
Two Stores.
M. Josem 8. Sons
lur _l htse rupture . ' South Norwaik
. 195 Washington Bridge. lliouton 9L cmitl nut llc tunnrml-d ill the °l ”'9 tragedy. lbw" a” m" m0“,
, ‘ early confusion attendant on tht ”MM" " " ‘ " "My
M..-_._m.-..._..._....._..-.. * ...._ lilililiilgil‘l’ illc Sill‘t'i‘Wll'h. The death lint hits been int‘repscd DEMOCRAT“: REVISION.
Ri i it‘ll from hlt‘lll m -n “ll t: .r‘ll‘" ”‘3“ dew-«mood. 3“,. ”"30“ if
P0P! BRIEVED Tt)t)lll Ill) lllt‘ great littlSh‘ illkltlt‘ (“Ni after being ”"m’d‘ intimidating Sideiipht Thrown. on It i ’
she struck amide-hips the lie The H" 0‘ prominent "cum" ‘0" in cw". 0' Debate.
(Will DISASTER
._...__. tallit' 5 side “as laid uptn a» if
ROME, April 18.-—The “Observatoro 5} fl Kilian“? d" “lK‘m‘r
Romano" publishes the following eom- Ice Fell on Deck.
'~ met that among the victims at the
. ruthless disaster
‘ dressed to him by the president.
. President Tait his protound sympathyi
metals and feather beds. you have to _
w..—
Slle quickly listed to starboard
"The Wile 11“ learned Wlll‘ deep T9 and a slum or «if no full on to tilt
force astle doth. Shortly in lore
*0 ”19 TMWC- Site .1an hllt‘ broke ill two abait
WM“! h“ 99 ”Mound“ 3"ve him. the engine room and as she disap-
' pearcd beneath the water the ex»
pulsiun of air caused tun explo-
sinus which were, plainly heard
by the sunitors adrift \ unl-
menl more and the litanic had
gone in her doom.
. (Passed Battery at 0:30
\‘eWs that the Carpathla was out-
side the harbor and rapidly approach
lug; sent thousands of persons to ven-
tege points along the city's waterfront.
At the Battery, the first point on'Man
hattan island which the rescue ship
would pass a creed estimated at ten
thousand persons assembled. Other
vantage points further up town were
crowded with stmtatora eager to
bearer of an autograph letter from
-the president of the United Rates to
the pontiff and now on returning home
had an autograph letter from the pan
tit! to the president tonher with en'
‘enewer ilrom Cardinal Merry Del Val.
the WI secretary to a letter ed-
“The poniiit, while expressing to
and sorrow. tor all hastened to use
tor new. respecting the tare of Major
iBuit. President Taft immediately on-
swared. expressing to the hope his
proourld gratitude for the interest and
sympathy §hown by the pope towards
t r I m s of the s
the suderers. and adding that unfortu‘lfioizhizz 3.335;..." e p-
nately there was no hope that Major .. The approach of the steamer w“
Butt had been saved. reported from various sources to the
ounsregated crowds. Outside
Hook at 8:20 this evenind. the vessel
was reported succesaively as passing
‘cach loésl harbor merit and reaching
.Qusrantlne at 7:35. Every considere-
tion having been taken in the omen
gency. the Quarantine officials did not
halt the ship a moment. 'Dhe doctors
put out in their launch and hurried
alongside while the vessel slowed
ll
» $3 5.00
‘ . roe A , ‘
Bllclténsdetfet
Typewriter
Cost 365.”
AS GOOD AS NEW
Horace R. Nash
N. Main awpase
S.Norwalit
s
1
l
proceeded then‘etendlly toward her
doclt. under escort of tuna. passing the
Statue or Liberty at 7:50, the Battery
at 8:10 and then on past the forest of
shipping on both sides of the river.
i As the liner passed the Battery the
great. crowds which lined the sea with
and here massed ill the park space
behind atood in silence. At intervals
the derk river up which the rescue
ship with few lights allowlna, was
passing was lit up as photographers
from decks 0! tuna and Tull wellne—
leeted places on the she a. exploded
the litr'gest flashlights possible in an
‘edurt to catch the tlrst pictures of the
incoming liner.
,‘ On up the river the Cerpathle. hear-
ing out well the description elven of
Ientlnel eds. bring results
i her by the observers who se‘w her as
l at
Advertieeyour “ii“ in Thom-Benin she crept pdut Quarantine and teie‘
implies word tie the city that site
docked like a “tunnel boat."
' Wome-
W
_ éllb MIN’I MIDI.
Every ileturdey evenlna. use Nettie
Hail. Adm. lick hv‘ep'emchdetre. .
' unease .;HMI. “
" From the battereddohdltlba d!
is sets in the ripe. nose at titers:
Fancy Roe Shad
Native ,FlOunders
Homer S. Beers & Co.
.W-u—n .—
t~he '
down a bit and Health Officer O‘Oon-'
not was put aboard. The Cerpathln'
Elwin”. addinl a~ roller-a mm lo cal runs to mull unripe“ prindlplue
eeillled.
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TRISTR A ‘ HYATT
Norwalls'a Leading Dry Goods Store
land 6 Genetic Building. Norwallt, Connecticut
lb 10c
pair 20c
lb lZ'éc
5 lbs 25c
5 lbs 25c
efeie:
A Money-Saving Opportunity
, A Sample Line of High-grade
Tailored Spring Suits and Coats
Remember that there Is only one garment of each style,
so that individuality is assured
The Materials include Whipcords, Serges, Diagonals, and
Fancy Mixtures. and there are many novelties in
shades and trimmings. Do not miss this important sale.
SDI:
nu liliiiili lli
. Ill till lulu.
Apparently Was Little Disorder
on Board the Wrecked
Titanic '
NEW YORK. April His-«How the
White Star liner Timnic, the largest
ship afloat, sank of! the Grand Banks
lot Newfoundland on Monday morning
islet. carrying .to their death 1601 of
the 2340 persons aboard. was told it)
the world in till its awful details for
the fll’ll time tonight with the arrival
lll New York or. the Cunard liner Car
pathie, hearing the exhausted surviv-
ors of the catastrophe. Of the great
tact that stands in the chaotic account
For Sal
15 City Natl. Bank
too Sealehipt Oyster Com.
so Norwalk Lock Co. Pr.
WANTED
20 South Notwaik Trust Co.
Maples 8r Goldschmid
‘KW ' ‘1’-’-'-I-I‘/ni 1"
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Hnnltord Content: ' . ,
Longworlh of Ohio was speaking in ~
the house on the. Underwood wool bill.-
lle said the report of the term board ‘ ’
proved to a demonstration that the
conenmor in this country pays little . ,
more for his clothes than is? paid by . p
the foreigner for his tof the same . .
qualityi in his own muntrl. ‘And the
mug samples.‘ interrupted, Bill or
Co‘nnedticut. “are in the possession of ‘
the ways and means committee-the
samples of cloth, with the figures on
them.“ . ' _
lanuworth. continuing, said that in- ~ .
nelnuch as none or the democratic
members appeared to have had time ' ’
or desire to read the tariff board's re- ‘ '
part. be doubted whether they had ex-
amined the samples. “Have they read ..
their own report?" netted .Mo'ndell or 1.
Wyoming. lionxworth thought it very
possible they hadnft. "it the gentle ‘
man from Ohio will allow me to inter.
rupt him." put in John Dalzell. ."l
would say to him that no one of the .
H gentlemen whose names are up:
pended to that. report had anything at '
all to do with the writing of it, it was ‘ ‘ ‘
written by a newspaper correspondent ~
ot' the New York Journal of Cour ..
merce, who enjoys the title of profes- . ,
set of political economy in George ‘
town university. and i doubt whether
auv one at the it democratic gentle ‘
men of that Icommitiee had read it."
Lonawortll doubted. too There was - .
no evidence in thelrw that r
they had profited by l ion from .
any source whatever. hei eeid~even
from the professor who wrote their re? '
port for them. 1 ,
stands out as plellonoly reported.
l Practically erery woman and child
islth the exception of those Women
who refused to leave their husbands.
were saved Among the letter was
Mrs laldor Sirens wife or the New
l orit millionaire merchant
Thevsurvivors on the lifebosts saw
the. lights on tile atriplten Vessel glint
met to the last. heard her band play-
ing and saw the (1 ed hundreds on
he: deck and heard heir groans and
cries us the vessel Hank.
Ballerinas on Life fleets.
Accounts vary as to the extent' of
the disorder on board. The most dis-
tressing stories are ithosle of phased
mire who were in liiehonls. These tell
n0t only of their own eullerlult. but
they trite harrowing details of how
they saw the‘ great bulk of the Titan-
lc stand on end. stern uppermost tor
many minutes before planking to the
bottom. As thia'lvtnl spectacle was
witnessed by the groups ofksurvivors
in the hosts. they plainly saw many
,0! those whom they bad Just left he-
'hlnd leaping from the decks into the
water. 4
.i. Bruce lamay. managing director
of the International Mercantile Marine
Company. owners at the White Star
Line. who was among the seventy odd
.men saved: P. A. S. Franklin. vice
lpregident of the White Star Line. and
United States Senator William Smith
chairmen or the senate investigating
colllmittee. cornerred aboard the Can
pathla soon site-.- the passengers had
come ashore tonight.
inquiry Begins Today
After nearly an hour Senator Smith __ ____ __
came Oil' (if the cabin and said he had p“ MOlNE. wmwgp- 'N- IAL-
no nuthnrin to summon witneuoa at ANCE.
"rem but would Mull] ‘anVQ.un‘ in VBPW of the {Net 6“! flkah
“0" into ”‘9 (‘fllIEe of The 10.. of The w“ only rec’nuy [n ‘he throes of a ‘ '
“mm“ M ”‘0 WWW” Adtoris "0““ campslzn to secure commission form
O‘M‘TUW He “WWW“ that M“ ll‘ of government through a new charter. .
lm” had CWWNN ‘0 appear " the and the tent that about .200 citizens
hearing and that Mr. Eranitlin I'd "19 of Meriden are clamoring for com
’0‘" l‘“""'l\l“P officers 01' "‘9 Titanic mission Iovernment. there is interest
would "linear tor examination by the in the situation which has developed
senate connrtittee He enld the course in lows where the Des Molnee plan
the investigation would follow would brown! to light m the recent election
be determined after the preliminary. In 1).; “Mlle" Wham in R contest be. ,
Marius ‘ tween the factions repreeentlng the ‘;
Cushion- Mr. ism-y ‘ old and the new form, the latter lost
80ml ~01 With us evesi'onod u to The mints show that the plan may “
the speed the manic was proceedlnl be all rlaht. but the people are not _ _
when she ran into the icebsrs. Be good unouah M u preferring tumour ..
.eeld he asked Mr. lanky. but he rm poliilclll methods with the epollr e'ye- "
Icilned m when Mr- 1mm roll I tent to the businesslike and clean ad .,
WM!- ‘r . ministration which the commission -
vm crowds at Pier plan calls for. it in the people in ‘Z
The errivel ot the Cerpethie hroneht 1h. balance. rether then up. at“, and 4'
I van multitude 0! people to the they hie-re tailed to mlul up to the
Cunard docile 'i‘ltey filled the ml stendard opder which the commission
. pier atonement overflowing tor blocks pm. Rpm; om” pp R. a Rpm.“ has "101W, m “l“!‘Wlinll—‘G at.
crowded the nearby streets in e dense The pride of honest aoverhment replr D“ m and it w ‘ In”, miss? ‘ .
thrwnl. Mill it all the till tell es iii may to one not» I Wiltl- m. Which m“ “In" “a be ex» . '
pressed. “Moll Bulletin.
This rainy weather
may make you feel
that you ought to have
:‘Raiuprpof Coat.
ave you.ever seen the
a New .. : ~ ~
English Tweed
Raglan ‘Coat
" ltis guaranteed to be
rainpr‘oof and is suita-
ble to be worn in sun-
shine weather as well.
They come in gray,
brown and tan. Spe-
. cial price and well
worth $18. , -
Other Rubberized and ;
Cravanette Coats from
MRS-to $15.
l
RAINCOATS
SpeeialYalue s7. 50
This is our regular 810.00
coat. that more discontinuing.
fur a. better value.
The rainy season is just
startinz and heré is your oppor-
portunlty.
Mark t‘roas Gloves and Lentil
er Goods 'ior Ladies and Men.
The Reed 8i Volk
Electrical Co. .
The Only Fully Iquipped
" ILBCTRICAL SHOP
in the Town "
Auto sort-Lise
,. Phone cos-50 80. Main St. .‘
so. Norwelh. Music Hall Block .1
\ . i ‘
the wens. The nudist or the sur- and intense lichens-ashes
overs wee attended with inure exolte- to no. it ' ' ‘
«in bellht with uni worth or stage; , 3
except super ‘end leilh. . meet
Norwalk Chronicler