Our usual Month- End Sale. consisting of Sarnple Garments “ ‘
gyShort Lengths and Broken Lines. To these we add numerous
"honour Bargain Prices. r, We note a few of them:
LA 543.8 wars-rs.
Sample “illusion-50c. Value
81.00. ~
Sample-.(Waiatsu ~Ti'lc. Values
1081.49.
~~ Sample Walsts-iiiic Values
in $2.25.
HOUSE DRESSES.
69c. Value 81.00. Samples
only.
House Dresses—«81.00 to 32.98.
New goods. attractive styles.
CHILDREN'S DRESBES.
At mat. Samples only.
Children's llrosses~25c to $1.98.
New styles.
BLACK SKIRTS.
98c, Value 81.49. Mercerized
mossnline.
:
GLOVES.
Fabric Glover-15c Value 25c.
Long Gloves «35¢ Value 50c.
Kig- golovestJOc as are. Were
, PIECE E808.
Apron (imitators-4c. Value to.
roofing linglitrns—lic. ’ Value
100.
Spring Giughuins'ilc, Value ‘
12 l-2c. Mill alias. CHM" ”035'
We. Value ‘lbc. Mill Ends.
. . ' Child's Hose~~—l7c. Value 2’s.
standard l’ercalosv—lilc. Value . o
12 the. uni Ends. 5““ ”4"“ - .
LADIBC' HOSE.
Children's Fluids—”170. value 100‘ value I150. 3“" Ends.
25c. Ludics‘ Mose—17c. \‘alue 23c.
. Mill ‘Endl.
Striped \'olles«~2.'lc. Value 350.
Q a
‘ Light Striped Sergomiiiic. Vu- _ , “9'53 ”"3-
inc 500. Now goods. ..c \aluuI 10c. Mill Ends.
Colored SOlSElJlQS—“ISC. \‘aiuo SHAPED VEOTB.
25c. Short lengths. We. Value 25c. Mill Ends.
SAMPLE RUGS.
Tapestry Rugs—410.00.
$12.50. 9 ft. by 12 it.
Value
Tapestry Rilgr-Sllfiii. Value
$15 00 9 Di. by 12 ft.
Axminister ltugs—a-Jlifiii and
$20.00. 9 it. by 12 it.
v
FlBRE MATTINGE.
Value (the. Short lengths.
PRiNTED LINOLEUMS.
25% discount. Short lengths.
Axmlnlster Rugs—$22.50. Value
» 2'0.
25.00. 9 n. by 12 it. °
CHINA AND JAPANESE MAT-
TlNG.
l0(: and 150- TAPESTRY CARPETO.
Short Lengths.
Bargain arises. Short lengths.
Bargains in Other Items. special for this sale
84 Washington St;
A. DICKERMAN & SON
We give 8. 8: H. Green Trading Stamps-II
Telephone 446 South Norwalk
't'“. ‘11“ i',
. IV;EIATE OBIIITTEE (iii
L TITAIIO Bl8|8TEll HEARS
RIBIE 0F TIIE “UNITY
(Continued mm iirst page)
Well. enough to get out of the way
.bld you ”‘4 your mates discuss
filth one another the fact that you had
all together be-
.3”! you express surprise or regret]
fill; you had none?
'3 do not know what you mean.
" Were you disappointed that
lud’no glasses?
j Yes, sir.
Do you know whether the oliicer on
“to bridge bad glosses?
Yes, sir. '
.Who was on the bow or that beat, it;
any one. Sunday evening, forward of
. the bridge?
There was nobody forward ' 0! it.
, :We.were the only ones that were {or-
‘1, ward-mp in the nest."
Fleet explained that glasses were
- "on aid in seeing at night just as in tho
..dayItilne.
you .
m
-_TNIRD OFFI'CER TELLS STORY OF
, CRASH.
'vsosepa o: Boxhall, fourth olhoer or
file (Titanic, was taken ill with pleur-
M hero and won temporarily excused
”a witness boiore the Senate lnvcs
. regarding the proximity of the Titanici
Boxhlll put the position of the iceberg rally!
on the chart. 1 saw the mark there. No, air.
He just simply nude a cross and. Did you ever hear or it?
wrote “ice" in from at it. ' No. sir As regards the temper»
This was Sunday? I ture of the water, it is absolutely use~
it may have been Saturday night.l1css.
Did you have any talk with MLl in your opinion?
Boxhall or Mr. Murdoch or Mr Lowe l have proves it.
Has anybody ever
knowing the time bemoan the blast
iof a whistle at sea s'ud the reflected
the" sound the distance in (out may be
l
to ice?
1 did not. sir.
Did you hare any talk with
the Captain about such things.
:-t was not in my place to talk to V0
ire Captain about such things. And none at these slsns were is-
Did you notice any change in the miliar to you?
temperature of the weather? Noon whatever.
Yes That would not denote any Do sou know of lour own knowl
thing at all air lodge whether any teats oi the torn
You do not think that would denote lreruture or the water were made on
anything? l board the Titanic?
No, because in this country and in They am made every two hours.
our own country we will probably; W" “SUE”! have it (‘Ithls bucket
want no’clothes on at all sud the next Which the] lowered into the water.
day we will want over-coats, winter But we did not have time to make one.
clothes; and that is not due to ice. They were using a tin. '
Have you ever been up to the Grandf Scenes "'9’“ 0' cf...“
Banks before in the month of April? l “in.“ were the hours or your watch
I “9"" MW» ““5 - Sunday night of the accident?
“"9 W" 0"” '5“ any ice in that i was on the bridge from six to
part of the sea, the North Atlantic? lelght o clock ii. In
One small berg.
Where? lrrom six to eight o'clock. do you re-
1 cannot recollefil exactly where it call hating soon the Captain?
was. air. it saw him ones.
At this point Senator Smith refer- Did you hear anything about the
red to the manual of the United WWII wireless from the eaurornla on the
Ilydroxrlphlc 0mm. question of icebergs?
ligating committee. The announce-
‘Ilent was made by William Alden
smith, chairman, at the opening of the- '
mowing session, whlc h it was ex
pscted. would open with a continua-
tion or the fourth omcer's story.
‘ .Mr. Boxmnll has been complaining of
i, .ngpain in his chest since the Carpa-
' this reached New York. His physi-
Melon here says it is the result or ex
Iponur'e, but he will probably be well
“in a few days.
Third Oflicor Takes Bland.
‘ cats its presence; does not the rolled,
'Bmilb.
As a matter or tact do you not know i did not
that before tee is seen at all from tho No one mentioned that to you? i
eck or a ship the ice will often indl- No, up. '
Did you have any conversation with
the Captain on Sunday?
None whatever.
Who was the officer or the watch
from ten o'clock on?
Mr. Murdock.
Was be keeping a special lookout?
tion of the rays from the sun or the
moon tell some definite story about'
the proximity of ice?" asked Senator
Denies Means oi Detecting Ice.
it may do so in the arctic region.
but never in the Atlantic Ocean. y", muse he was warned. Sec-
Never in the North Atlantic Ocean? and other Lightbilar passed the word
The first witness was Herbert John!
than, or somerset, England. third
optional the Titanic. lie is thirtyd‘our
, rs old Iandtlllali had seventeen
year-’3 m ailments. He said heI
field a master's certificate from the
itiah Boards! Trade ,
(tor Men . asked: -—-Were you
”his bridae during Saturday or aun-
” remains the téclddlit?
,i‘eplled Mr Pittman. Part
time. sir.
i that. time did you s
l
i
mans
’ lib: hear taming about any
. f it.“
no milling room‘s" '
trash the California?
hand verbatim“: shout o"
”:3!
There is not sllmcient too there to along to bios. I and heard gum one
cause that. i mention it.
On a clot" dli'. over the ice on “'0 Mention it before the collision or
horizon is it not true that the sky is “my ‘
much paler or lighter in color and dis- Exactly, what did you do after
tinsuishsble truth that- overhead? you left on. watch at eight o ’clock on
No, sir. Sunday amiss?
During foggy weather are not ice Warship M
bet-as seen through the to; by their MM m a“ gm" colour; (“4
apparent blackness! I you use any observation?
That may be at); l have never «on Yes; '9 tech stellar observations.
thorns mm .‘ and also observatloss tor commas do-
Are there any other sisna known to station. ~ .
slat-ingr- by which inborn. Ill,” be Do you rim law those chum
discovered or their proximity known? tlolla locum the strict
i do not think there are any slant Y“; Mt in the track.
at all. sir. i All at that lime the speed of the
Is it not a tact than is an echo in ship was about twenty-cos and one-
the Vicinity of Wu? hair knots per hour?
c
i
told you that »
ll round by multiplying certain numeral? ‘ '
Whenrver you want to the bridge. ‘
charm to mos. air
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Middy Blouses
Tailored and Lingerie
Wa’rsts
For Outdoor Wear and Stylish
Dress .
“Perfect in Every Detail"
The N. E. RYAN CO.
H WASHINGTON 87.. ~OO'lJ‘l'l-l NORWALK
”W" .
RUNDLE’S BREAD
it's the quality hind. Made in a clean. sanitary shop. by expert
union bakers. Pure ingredients: fresh or your door every day.
through your grocer our own wagons or both stores. it your grocer
hasn't got it
Phone Rundle’s Bakery—Our Numberis
l323~hlsist on getting us
"Try, our 10c Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK EABT NORWALK
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knots."
l I lay in bed a while alter the impact,
“Were you trying to reach twenty maybe three or tour minutes. I got
(our knots? l up and walked on deck without dress-
No; we had to study "10 COIL We ins.
had not the coal to do it i had a look around and I could not
You did not talk over the matter; see anything. i could not hear any
of ice with your fellow oilicers? ‘nclse, so i went back to the room and
We were Just remarking that we sat down and lit my pipe, ihousht that
should be in the vicinity of ice in Mr. nothing had really happened that pen
Murdoch's watch. which began at ten naps it might have been a dream. or
ci.’clook Isornothina like that. Alew minutes
And you expected ice at that time? afterward I thoulht i had better start
Well. we might an it. dressing. as it was near my watch. so
Were you all in accord on that? ll started dressing and when partly
i had nothlns so say in the ralttbr. dreuod Hr. Botball came in and said
l m not interested in it. . the mail room—there was water in the
"Lacuna“. you rods“ to your mail room.
after taking tho obbdrv'atlon. l "M, who: happened? He said.
WM did you W ‘99!“ ““1"“ 0‘ We struck an iceberg. Sol lint it cost.
7°" ”0"“ loo and went on door: and saw the men
Aunt “I! Hulk! 80 E'flv. or . “GOV."M 8h. ho.“ “a olnfln‘
them away.
tor and cf the boat dealt and met Hr.
floods. the sixth cases. 1 allied him
it he had been the incurs. He said.
what comics on than tor an...
at this time? .-
Awakened by Oasis
rs. collision was no or. Tho I" No.
rm a sound mo in t W war-annuals sogtosailiisiitniit‘
[never heard or it. air. . l Yes. sir.
Otis Incident. From the steam ' Did you regard that as pretty good
whistle or is: born? ahead? 1.
1. cover experienced it. I - . i
no marrow iron “the elasticity at n; to as ,
It MN m_
literals-tsunami leaf
that the and east no 1
Mac running out o'm “the oiadless’. m ‘y I "at time
l walked along to the at- .
buttinraiamcicsonthsm
Bridgeport ,Mvertlsemcntlt
l .
or» B. ill. Bruit Gluing pang.
Established 1857.
MARQUISETTES. CLEARANCE OF ‘ODD
”I
LENGTHS. .
W.-- -- .. ——.» v "I...
VALUES FROM $1.00 TO $1.25,
“”7 59 CTS.
The quantities run from Ill/j in 8 and t) yards, in
many ll‘lslflllCt‘F enough for a gown. in every i'nst- enough
furnwaisttlrapcry. fl'lrt-mlnrs are the rlcsirahlc iilltl
fashionable shades of '
Cerise. Coral, Plum. Dark Wine. Rose. Brown.
Blue in' several shades, Gray, Coronation, Pur-
ple, Reseda. King Blue, Maize and Black.
On sale Wednesday morning early. and the woman who
wishes to transform last season's frocks. or who wants
r’illt'lltl this
Silk St‘t'iii'm.
all llll'NllCll‘TC new gown. will (in well in
die. .-\t the
.. slits ofiliikl "t"
ART NEEDLEWORK LESSONS.
On every Wednesday tin-re will he a chance for ll‘t‘t‘
\\llI‘lt‘\‘t‘l‘
whites in begin a piece of lilllli‘lnt'ill'k or lllt' rcvivctl inc-
illstrilrtiifm in all kinds of Art linlllrnldt‘r).
tiiactnl tillllmitlcrt. c'w'lit or tI'UHN- siiitll tiilllc and are
ills» Alden. She is a \‘illtll nitlr a lltttllt: illltl thread.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR THE HOME.
We wish to call attention in tho nurrlbcr of Electric
inventions which have been put out for the air] of house—
nrj) ' waiting,
keepers. No fire in make. no gas in light.
but all clean. quick and oil-cc illol.
'Electrc Irons. 4 styles. Stoves, 3 styles.
Percolators. Coffee Machines.
Toasters. 2 styles. Curling Irons.
:\ll of those are adjustable in any light socket. and
each article is complete with cord and plug.
lla scnlt‘llt l‘dll‘iila‘llllg Store.
HOUSECLEANING AIDS.
Waxene Fumturc Polish
Floor Waxes and Polishes Metal Polishes
Mops and Dusters Disinfectants
Scrub Brushes Sweeping Compounds
Mop Wringers Wall Brushes
Basement.
Ellis 33. ill. larch (humanity.
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We Sell and Recommend
The “Henry”Pat. Seats
A highuclass Leather Scat ready to fit your chair at an ex-
pense much less than what your upholsterer would charge
you. The onlyESeat with spring attached.
r; A. MITCHELL, ‘Norwalk
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
sou‘rn NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and walrnspar. it is susceptible of an idiotic variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits oi a
wide scope for individual prefer-mast and taste. We are agents
and imp a large supply on hand.
BEAVER BOARD
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