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Tourists Policy .
‘ , States. Canada and World-
W de
tours your hmae against any and
risks, by fire. thett. lightning.
mitigation and transportation, whiio
111 runsit by or in the custodv at any
M roan, exproul, tranli'er. trnnlnon
. htion or 01 any Stenmahip 00.. etc.
TAYLOR 81‘ GOLDEN
ineurenee of All Kinds
hulk-Town. Country and there
Telephone 1280
1.1mm Over the South Norwnlkj
Trim Cm. 81-91 Wuhinuton 3t. l
. South Norwaik. Conn.
PUBLIC ernnoonnrunn l
Electrical Wiring.
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charifiuek, it.
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51 MAIN 01".. NORWALK
Telephone» Office. If"; homo. 31-3
‘uus_._,-..-. . ., . ..
Au adjourned regulnr meeting. of
the South Notwnik board of t‘onc-ii
men will he held this evening.
”Soft l'lu'tfl, Soft Hutu.
O'llricn's.
L The City of South Norwaik
started work on the installation oi the
lincoln a\ mine and filter street son
/or.
”lie sure. to tend 'llie titcnt A & 1’.
{‘0 M1
Word was received in South Nor
wuik this morning that the rnniou
stranco brought nguinsl tho proposed
. removal of the litre. him-y burden sul-
. 0011 from its presrut locmiou to tho
Keogh building hint been (l-tllll‘ll bv
the count) commiusimuvis und tln- uti-
ruined.
“A lazy llvcr leads to chronic dvs-
' pepsin and constipatimiwuonkcns the
whole syutem. Doan'u Renniete t25
cents per box) correct the llvrl. tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
w ”MW
Gabriel ifioltun, son or 'ltm‘. (lnbt‘iul
[tor d! the Hungarian itet’ornwd church
day in Newark, N. .1 Mr. Dohnn is ill
igruduato of the high school of the
“Union School District, Somh Not'wnik.
and oi? the Germnu Theological som-
“my, bf Newntl., N. .1. Air. iiohuu
fashion studied in ti‘cnnnny and is
recognized ins an nrconuiiinhed young
"mun. The ceremonies new witnessed
, by the young than n fnthci' nnd others
'trOm South Nornuil.
tALLEGES BREACH OF PEACE.
, Dorothy 'R. Runnell. oi‘ Ridgetield. a
' jnilnor. daughter of Mr. and Mru. E. i‘.
Russell. has brought suit for violation
of oonhract against Mrs. E. 1.. Smith of
the same town in the common pious
court. The plaintiff says thnt Mrs.
Smith hired her an n wnitress for it.
‘ period of five months at $18 per month
but she alleges that the defendant diu-
hnu ‘
on page I. l
lffourt inst month
censors pcnuiusion for the muimnl on i
”Dakota. til" Loxington avenue. and pnu.‘
Will be ordained into the ministry to—I
Sm»...
ALIENS Tlllll. SET
F011 NEXT WEEK
BRISTOL. you . April 18. M Front
l’llllfil‘lllt‘ comet; word that the. deter-
live poems are still in the mountains
searching for Sidun Allen and Whales
Eduardo. the. only two new! incmhnm
of the 9.11112; of bt‘l‘titl charged with the
of the Carroll County
in split: of reports
th ‘11 the outlaw rtiitf‘et‘dt'tl in mnkluu
their Wily out of the liltiir‘. tho St‘al‘tll
shooting up
lenders are said to be confident “1111‘
Allen and Eduardo ‘nru utill dodging
about in the mountain hrunh along the,
I North ("nt'olinu inirdut.
Floyd, (‘iuudo and Wild Alien, Sid-
nu Edward». and liyrd \ln'i‘ion. tho rup-
‘turcd cinnamon. will be taken from
the iloaiiulte dull to lltlinrlllo next
neck and urruiunrd for trial on in
pdittnionts found on tho «harm» of mut-
..ticr leir lilWH'iS niil tnukn an at
ltmnpt to socuru n chnnut- of venue or
at least to have n jury drawn from un-
otlwr county.
' fRfiIK
New
Drug That Quickly Remove:
Thane Homely Space.
'i‘lieuo‘n no longex the slightest need
so t‘cclinir exhumed of ~\oni freckles. no
a new drug. othlnnmdonble otrongth
'lltltl boon discovered that positively
rattovus llleht’ homely spots.
Simply got one ounce of othln —~
double ntrongth, front l~‘. ill. humor
and apply a little of it at. night, and
in the morning you will see «that even
the worst. freckles hum begun 10.11111»
appear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. it is seldom that.
more than on ounce is needed to com-
pletoly cicnr the skin and gain a bonu~
tlt'ul clear complexion.
' .churged bet a few dais nitei she en-
Bo sure to unit for
cause. the double
strength othine, no this is sold under
gunrnntee ot money'imch it it. falls to
remove frechien.
~lle sure to read The Grout A. it; 1’.
lo. adv. on page 5.
SPECIAL OFFER
for Star Soap Wrappers
Camietln ultimo- um, Pitcher and Six Tumblerl
of. claim if e 31m. new design.
. For Only ,.
* 50 Star Soap Wrappers
my uoIOmeol-s...
‘ men, 71'.
c
‘ diutu steps be taken to compel
‘ ency of lifeboats. tufts, ctc.1inclt
PASSENGERS
ill llllliiil 11111
A 8111111111
.. NEW YORK; April 18.~—-'l‘hc
iz‘illcwing statement issued by a
tuuimittcc of the surviving pits-
ecugcru was given the proud on
the :irrivai of the Carpathin.
“We. the undersigned. .ssurvi'~
113;; passengers from the steam—
.v-hip Titanic in order to forcstuli
'my scnsational or exaggerated
Mutczncuts. deem it our (in. r lu
1,: .\c to thc prcss 11 statement (3
facts ultith hnvt: coilic to our
knoulrtige and which we believe
to be true.
“(in Strinlny. April 14. 1’912. at
about 11 :41) p. ill. on n lcold, star-
light night. in it smooth 5ch and
with no 111mm, the ship Sil‘llt‘h’ an
iccltcrg which had been rcportcih
to the bridge by looitonts. but not
cutly enough to avoid collision.
Htcps wcrc tnitcu to ascertain
thr ilninugc and 51m: passengers
and ship. ()rilct's u'ct'c issucnl to
put mi life l.)(‘ll:~i and the boats
luwcrrd. '
Wt‘l't‘
Carpathian Receives Wireless.
t
‘i‘hc nhip sank at about 2‘10 11.
.‘1 . Monthly and the usual tllhli‘t‘rsrs
.«aiqnnlrt u'crc St‘iil‘ out by 11:11“le
nil-.11 rockch tircd at iutcrvzils trot.
thu r1111). liu'tunntcly thc‘wil'cltn
lllt‘fifiilgt' \\'.’l‘~' t'ccrirctl by tlic (”in
unriicr t'ut‘puthin at about
u‘ ’l cl. midnight and sin: urt'iw-l
1.:
int thy M‘t’llt‘ of lllt‘ illfiilhlu‘l' alum:
.1 :1, ill. Monday.
Prepared for the Rescue.
"l‘hc tifilt't‘l'fi mid crcw of tho
\lt'ilillhlllp (fitrpnthia hurl
prcpuring all night for thc rcscuc
t’ltul cmni‘iii't nf‘lllc stirrivurn, and
that last mcntiuuctl \vcrc rcccivrtl
.11 board with the must mulching
can and kindncas. ever): and?
limit bring giwn to all lrl'(‘.‘3[il‘t"
tire of class. The pussongcrs. tit»
iiccri‘. and crcw gave up gladly
thcir Sillltll‘lltilll's'. clothing and
comforts. for our benefit. all h;m~
or to thrill.
Life Boats Could Accommodate
950. ‘
“'1 be English llourd of 'l‘rudc
passiugcrs' ccrtilicatc on board
thc Titnntic allowed for 11 total
of nmwoximatcly 3.500. The same
ccrtilicatc called for lifeboat uc-
connuodationn for approximately
9511 in thc following botits:
“liout'tccn large bouts. two
smaller boats and four collapsi-
blc boats. Life prcscrvcrs were
ucccssibie and apparently in suf-
ficicnt number for all on board.
Number on Titanic.
"The approximate number of
persons carried at the time of the
lii‘t‘ll
collision was:
"First class. 330; second class.
750; total, 1.400. Ofiiccrs and
crew. 940.. Total, 2.340.
Number of Those Saved.
"(if ”the foregoing about the
following were rescued by stealth
ship Cnrpnthia:
“First class, 210; second class.
1:25: third class, 200; officers, 4:
seamen. 39; stewards. 96; fire-
Totai 210 of the crew.
The total about 745 savud was
about 80 per cent. of the maxi-
mum capacity of the lifeboati. ‘
Life Saving Appliances Inade-
quate.
. “We feel it our duty tocall the
attention of the public to what we
consider the inadequate supply of
life saving appliances provided
for on modern passenger steam-
ships and recommend that imme-
passenger steamers to carry suf-
ficient boats to accommodate the
maximum number of peoplecnr-
tied on board.
Scorned Linked Training
“The following facts Were ob-
served and should be considered
in this connection: The insufficlr
INTZ’S
The House of Activity 81 Progress
MINTZ’S
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Book
A Sale Extraordinar
will be held in alldepartments Tomorrow. Every article offered at
this One-Day Sale is First Ouahty,———values that must appeal to the
most critical buyer.
3
25 dozen Ladies' very lightweight
Hose. black. white and tan. good
:94: values ,at 121/31: :1 pair.
25c Ribbons 12%c yd
All Ribbons that sold at 25¢ a
yard. all colors and widths. go on
sale at tel/gt: a yard.
Values to $15
A number of Suits that are
worth up to $15 to go on sale at
$9.95.
Suits $12.85
Suitsthat sold at $15 and $16 to
go tomorrow at $12.85.
750 Silk Gloves 591:
12-button Silk Gloves in black
and white. every pair guaranteed
or a new pair in its place. On sale
tomorrow 59: a pair.
19c Hose l-2'4c
at $9.95
Twenty Missea‘ and Ladies‘
Coats that sold at $13. on sale
one day only $9.95.
Dresses $1.25, $1.49
and $2.49
One big shipment of Dresses to
go on sale for” Saturday. $1.25,
$1.49. and $2.49.
Suits $9.95,
$13 Coats
"Sale
of Shapes
980, $1.49, $1.95
$2 & $2.25
Two hundred New Shapes. all the
new styles. and all the new colors,
98c. $149. 1-95. .
Knox Sailors
$ 1.49
Black. Blue and Brown. Knox
Sailors. never sold less than $2 E:
52.25. on sale at $1.49.
$5 Trimmed Hats
at $3.95
We will place on sale number of
$5 Trimmed Hats at $3.95.
$1.25 Tailored Waists
79 cents
Linen and Lincne Waists. regular
$1.25 values. on sale at 79c.
12hr: Fancy Lawns
100 a yard
Fancy Lawns. excellent patterns
to pick from, regular 121/,c a yard.
on sale at 19c a yard.
Silk Waists at $1.98
A special lot of Silk Waists in
colors and stripes on sale at $1.98.
50c Skirts 251:
0
Ladies' and Misses’ White Muslin
Skirts, trimmed with lace, regular
50c, on sale at 25:.
$1 Table Linen 79c yd
Extra fine quality Table Linen,
regular $1 a yard, for this day on:
1y. 79¢ a yard.
Silk Skirts at $1.98.
Mcssaline Skirts. in all colors. ex-
cellent values at $2.50. on sale at
$1.98.
Gloves at 251:
A Special lot of 'Ladies’, Misses’
and Children’s Lisle Gloves. in all
colors. on sale at 25¢ a pair.
Children’s Dresses 50c
to $1.49
We will Show a special lot of
White Dresses, from 6 months to
6 years, at soc‘to $1.49.
Sc Heir Nets 2c
Good size Hair Nets. all colors,
regular 5c, for tomorrow ac each.
_ 501:, De Bivoise
Brassiere 39 cents
All the new styles of the De-
Bivoise Brassicre. on sale at 39c,
instead of 50c.
O
.dty' 9 treatment will
of trained semen to man the .
E
enough ofiitscrs to carry out cuter-
gcncy orders on the bridge. and
unwienfcnt the launching and
control of iiiebonts; absence of
scurchlighl‘s.
Boats Were Crowded.
“The Board of Trade rules 111-
low for entirely too many peeplc
in och boat to permit the same
to be properly handled.
tunic the boat deck was about 75
feet above water and conscqueub
ly the passengeys were required
w: hulilAIITEE “than
It you neatly mean that you went to
drive every hit of caterrh from your
nose and” throat why not try a sensible
remedy that is guaranteed to bnnlah
catarrh, or money back.
it you already own it little hard rub-
her HYOMEI inhaler you can buys.
01110) for only 50‘ cents. it you do not
own an inreler “k for complete RYO+
Milli outfit which unntninn on tubular.
un- will out you it to. “
Then breath KYO!!! nnd not rid at!
outmh, roller cent“ in tive‘ minu‘tsnn
no you turn.
5 week’s treptment nd‘lhlitlee, mu-
cm and hunking‘ad. mother new.
on new hwhi‘liloh bola trump
On T 1-,
bottle at mount (pronounce it nun;
one loud-bye to‘ohlartdt‘.’ Try mow?
M
imW/VWW
to unhark before lowering boats,
thus endangering the operation
and preventing the taking on of
thc maximum number the boats
would hold. Boats at all times
to be properly equipped with pro-
visions. water, lamps, compasses.
lights, ctr.
Life Saving Drills Necessary.
"Life saving boat drills should
be. niot’e‘frcq‘ucpt anddhoroughly
carried out; and officers should
be mined at boot drills. ‘ Greater
reduction 111 speed in fog and ice,
as damage if collision actually oc—
curs is liable to be less. In con~
clusion we suggcst that uninter-
national conference he called to
recommend the passage of idcntis
cal inws providing for the safety
of an at sea and we urge the Uni-
ated States government to take the
initiative as soon as possible.”
Signature: on Statement.
The statedtchtwns signed by
Samuel .Goidenbcrg. chairman.
and a commitee of some twhntyn
five passengers.
W
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be distributed among those. most
in need of assistance. This money
wan raised on the Exchange by
pot‘ular subscription and brought
to the pier in an oblong box Ar
committee composed of R. H.
Thomas. president of the Ex-
change; Charles Knobloch, 11. N.
Barruch. Charles‘ Holdsdoner
and j. Carliie had the funds in
charge. Surve eyor lit-my assign-
ed to their use the little customs
houscon the pier. ‘
Several Red Cross nurses and a
dozen physicians ~. arrived upon
the pier and ambulances from St.
Vincent Hospital stoodoutside.
Special Train Ready.
The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company had mspecial train wait-
nu1 at their station at 34th street
and a number of taxicnbs to con»
vcy survivors desiring logo to
Philadelphia to their friends.
An apartment for Mr. Is‘mny
ton Hotel 5 *’
t]' P. Morgen. Jr., Arrival.
‘ P Morgan, Jr., put in an if»
has been secured at the Ritz-C1111- ‘
run 9 {iii the boat: was about
train 01 er the Pennsylvania road.
'ihcre were. a thousand persons
in the sheds at 98:45 o’clock, ‘
many of whom were weeping. 5
Outside the automobiles kept pit-
ing up. ‘
NOW 13 REAL ESTATE TIME.
Advertise your vacant property 1
early and get it rented. Sentinel eta-V
sifted ads. do the work cheaply and.
quickly. 9“
Beauty specialists encounter. many 2
hard lines. ‘
11v unnatural
Selling Medicine nt Hot Price Under
Guarantee of Guts.
After two month of remarkable
eaten. Frank H. Baxter. the enterpri-
tnz drugeiut rays thlt the plan of nail- ‘
in: at. halt price the W 59 M"
clue of Dr. Hohu‘d’i opening: for
cure or oonettpation and dvepopnl
and guaranteeing to retold the mount
it it does not cure. has been tho M.
out moons he has ever 1mm. i"
Anyone adhering with dyspepu‘i.‘
eonnttpatlon. liver trouble. MM
Mining“. coated tooth. or
liver and Whole or «lanthanum
lion would take “with“ of
H. We”. now domr9
Norwalk Chronicler