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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 24, 1912 · page 8

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“ Tourists’ Policy

,1 tilted States. Canada and World

\llde .
Govern Iour baggae against any and
all r.iaks bI tire, theft. lightning,

navigation and transpmtatiou while
in transit by, or in the custody of any
railroad. express. tIansfer, transpori
tuition or at any Steamship Co., etc.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

insurance of All Kinda

Reef Estate—Town. Country and Shore

Telephone 1230

Holt-Ira Over the South Nor-walk

Trust Co., 87- 91 Washington 8h.
Bouth Norwalk. Conn. .

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

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Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies

Charles Buck, .lr.

Addrou:
51 MAIN BT.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001: houoo. 21-I‘

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T-I ion hold a regu-
lltlr‘llll sa tIIII‘tiII. I: lIsl I ‘It nini-.,

'l‘hI (‘ II in llit‘i'tl'
lar

'ihe monthly business lllt‘l'llllg
the High School committee will
held Friday evening,

Court NarrnlI

of
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ml't‘llllfl tomorrow evening.

William \ih II and iqull\, 01'
Walk. llll\'t IuoIIIi down In their sum-
mer home on Iiregmy l'tlllll.

Welcome Stranger Lodge, No.
Sons of St. George, lII'ld II regular
.business lllt‘(‘illlt; lust owning.

ilev. Ernest F.
the NorwallI CotIgrcnutioIInl church,
spI-nt yesterday in .\'I_Iw “ilVlll

Mollrcuor, pastor oft

Pride of (‘ouIt NIIIIIIlI l‘ir‘.IlI- No.
80f, Companions of" the l‘ orcst. hold t1.
, regular business session last evening.

Kabuoaa Encampment. .\'o. It, 1. 0.
0. F., will meet regularly on Thurs
day evening for the bl-lllOllllll) busi-
ness session.

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The annual dance of
School will he held at the
. High SChOOLllHSt‘lllbl)’ hell.
ning.

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the High
Not'wnllI
this eve-

’l‘he weekly husinem meeting of
gender. No. 97. I. o. I). r‘.. will taxi
held this evening in its hall. in Wash
.ingtou street.

., Misses Helen and Louise PlnnlIett.
of Putnam avenue, have been outer-
"; taming Miss Funny .\ln.\'eite and Air
nos McCoy, of Stamford.

_ 'l‘he mOnthly business meeting of
the. Men's industrial League will he
. r'lteid Friday evening at the South
‘ NorwallI Methodist Episcopal church.

Court Cecile, No. 105. Daughters of.
(Itastilo, are planning for a fine time
. '_ at the anniversary \colehration of
f their third birthday tomorrow even-
. ing.

The. general cmnmittee on the role.
hr-a’tlon of Memorial Day will bind a
meeting this evening at the residence
. of Rev. John a. Zeiter, in West ave-

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South Norwalk Readers Can No Lonn-

er Doubt the Evidence.

This South Norwnlk citizen testified
long ago.

Told of
benefit.

The facts are now confirmed.

Stitch testimony is complete-thc
evidence conclusive.

it forms convincing proof of merit.

Mrs. J. Morelll, 23 Union street.
South Norwalk. Conn. says: "i had
. trouble from my kidneys for years and
often was in misery from a dull ache
corona my back and sharp. shooting
twlnzoe in thy lolns. A friend told me
Ibout Doau's Kidney Pills and getting
I eupply at Plaieted's Drug Store. 1
Dozen their use. After 1 had taken a
low, doses [found that they were help
It: the and the contents of our home

quick relief~—of lasting

 
 
 
 

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A Sooond Endorsement.

 
 
 

It. 1911. and Ihe sold: .“l ahail
ya recommend Doan'o Kidney

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oi" statement given in their
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late by. all dealera. Price so

 
 

that: mar-mum 00... Buffalo.
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Fort-store of;
America. will hold a regular husinvss'

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‘ in chorus or desIIlioI-y and occasional?

T8EBATE BBMMITTEE Bil

tItAIIIct uIsAsrra uttas‘
guitar or tin-z caumrt

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hotter to saw what i‘I‘w \‘tt‘ had in hi!
i boat than to go llill‘l\ to liil‘ scene of
the wreck and ill‘ swamped lilo
(’l‘UWll'i llltii were lill'l‘t‘. .

As a illiillt‘l‘ oi lziI-t. do you not know

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Thursdays Specials
59c Bags 39c

heather and Velvet liege; regularly 59c.
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For Thurs-
39c

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50c Silk Hose 350

Our regular 50c Silk Hose.

50c Fownes Silk gloves 3%

lI‘ownes‘ Silk Gloves. all sizes and colors; each pair
guaranteed; regularly 500. Thursday 39c

59c Braids 3%

meat of braids on sale for ’l'hursday. jn~
59c ................................ 396

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Whom would have llt't‘WillllOdiiilJll
lIt‘lli) or III’IInIyliI'c more penulc‘.’

.\iy hIIIIi would lInII- “Ktulllllllidillt‘d‘
II low more, yes. Certainly. .

i said: - \\'I- may be able to pick up?
a few more.

Who (it‘llllll‘l‘l‘tl to that?

The \VhOld‘ (‘llil'Id in my l‘IUill.
number of lilt‘lil Iiid. '

Women ‘3

i could not tilM‘l‘illllillilt‘ \l‘iitl’llit‘l‘
women or men. They said it was
rather II Innd idea.

You were in command;
to obey your orders?

SI) they did. The men Iontnwuced ,
pulling toward lhc ship, and then i de- ?
(‘ldt'll i would not pull back.

Shudder: at Memory of it.

How many of those cries .wI-rc
there? Weswn it chorus?

[ would rather you did not
about that.

i would like to know how you were
impressed by it?

It great I

rhey ought

Siwak

i would rather you would not speak
or it.

i realize that it, is not It pleasant
theme. and yet i would like to know
whether these cries were general and
Thre was It routiuunl for
about an hour.

And you lay in the vicinity of that
scene for about an hour?

. yes; We were in the vicinity of
the wreck the whole time.

Did this anguish or these cries of
distress die away?

Yes. they died awnt gradually i
would rather that you would haw left“
that out. altogether.

i know you would. but i must know
what efforts you made to save the
lives of passengers and crew under
your charge. if that is all the effort
you made, any so.

That s all. sir—wthat is all
fort i made.

Britiah Witnesses Flrot.

Senator William Auden Smith, the
chairman, announced after the meet-
lng with his colleagues, today. that
the British witnesses would be called
as rapidly as possible before any more
passengers were. examined.

Frederick Fleet. lookout. on the Ti-
tanic, was recalled as the first wit.
ness of the day.

Senator Lint-ton asked:

When you were on the Titanic,
your eyes examined?

Yes.

How often?

Frequently.

Can you distinguish colors?

Yes, sir.

Did you. when the Titanic‘s crow'u
neat see a light?

No. It saw no light until i got in
the lifeboat Then I saw a brilliant
light on the forward how i don't.
know what it was. Mr. Lightoller new
.lt before we got off the Titanic and.
told us to pull toward it. It finally
disappeared. We never made out.
what it was. . i“

When you have binocular: what
share of time do yon have the [lanes
to your eyes while oh the leohcutf I

if we fancy we one any thing‘on the
horizon said moot. then we use the
[glance to make lure.

Senator Fletcher aoltod Fleet if he
had helped in the loodlnn of the
boats.

You. air.

He acid he out no lifeboat. landed

at 0311

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One high grade. oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retail value .......... .50
One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value ........... ‘ .30
One high grade Meat Saw. tempered steel blade. retail value ..... ’ ...... . .50.
One imported Sharpening Stone. retail value . . . .. . . . .. . ..... ‘ .05. '
One extra strong Can Opener. retail value . . . . . ........... . . . . . ..... . ‘ .10
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scatters.
Were there any women left, on
decks who did not act in the bout?
No, sir; i saw none.
Did you call for them?
You, sir.

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| ‘lt is to not all of the facts attend
the: ing this catastrophe.“ he said. "The
surviving officers and men of this ship
are not filllplillllt’flrfl and if we can set.
from them what they know it in all
that we can expect. Now. a word as
The witness said that there were e to the plan. at in the intention of the
number of men on the deck. but. that committee to inquire of all subjects
none of them sought or even asked to of Great Britain who may be in thin'
country and who may know anything
Did you hear anyone can for actor. of the disaster, and to hold them here
naked |Senator Smith. until we have learned all that we
Yea. but they were very faint. can.
Did you 30 back to help? “This course will be purluod until
No, air; name at the panoaaore the committee conclude they have ob-
wantod Ito, hat the quartet-master. who' talnod all acceuible and useful infor-
wna in command, ordered an to keep' motion to a proper understanding of
on rowing. this Iii-eater.
How for were ran from the Titanic "Now a word about the difdoulty.
when it unlit » To the credit of moat of the onloora
01!. it must hlvo been a mile. ' ‘ and members of the crow, we have ex-
A: to your experience in tryinl io‘ perloaood little dimouity'in aoourin:
estimate how far the Titanic war from ouch witnellea an we thought neces-
tho iceberg when you elated it. t ury, but froin the hoainninz until
should any you did not have any Jud; now there he: hon '. voluntary, 3".
most of dloteaco." Senator Smith com- tuitoua. meddloootno attempt on the
”$0th the t, Fl t rod p31 of certainpera I to influence
0 von' co anlwe . t centre of the co lattice
and then was around. ohepo its procedure. and to abort and “.31“ MM”. 0! "M .
Senator Smith then are» and for- “Miocene-em have been “

“The representhtives of the press
haw all (Io-operated in ev ery possible
way to lighten the burdens of the.
committee. I t

"The committee will .not. tolerate
any further alto pt upon the part of
anyone to shape to course. We ehell
proceed in our own way and the Juds-
ment of our olforia well may be with-
held until thoaet who criticise our
course may have an opportunity to ex-
amino the oincia record ”

AI apnator 8m th delivered this an-
nouncement he ‘Ipoke emphatically
and punctuated his remarks by p0und-
inx the table with hia not. Afterward
he did not give any detailed explana-
tion of what actuated him to make the

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invitations have been tuned for a
lam barn danoet to he held in the not.
taire horn. on mm" avenue. on the
evening of saturdny. May It. by Jaoh
Boltalre, with he mom nttube’th
Rotors, oiadn ‘
and Rene Mouohian and Alfred

 
 
 

 

$1.00 Sailors 59c-

10 doz. Ladies lllnttk Sailors that sold
Thursday Ollh

$12 to $15 Coats $9. 95

Ladios‘ and Misses' Long (fonts in blue and black;
regularly $12 to Sift. For Thursday ........ $9.95

85 Trimmed Hats $3.95

We will sell a number of 83 models tomorrow at $3.95

Flowers. at 25c

Selling out n samnle line of Flowers worth up to

at Sll‘IO. for
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$1.00. for ...................................... 25::
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126C Lawns 10c yd.
New Summer Lawns: regularly 12 Ho. For Thurs
day ......................... . ......... 10c yard
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Auctioa Sale of Building
Lots at East Norwalk.

The 21 Building L‘ots "
Comprising the Concrete

Block Property

next to the East Norwalk District School.
will be Sold at Public Auction, Saturday
Afternoon. April 27. at 1:30. Terms 8100
Cash, the balance on Easy Payments.

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‘The Briageport Concrete Co.. Bridgeport, Ct.

 

20 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1

With One Pound of Any Kind Of Col'foe and Half Pound of Any Kind of Tea.

ii can. Milk ............ .250 Fresh Eggs. per dozen ......... 25:
Ben Hut Flour has .. 25c, 45c, 800 W. Baker's Cocoa or Chocolate... 19c
l-‘ancy California Prunes, lb. 10° 3 pkge. Oatmeal ................ 25c
Layer Figs. per lb. ........ ..15c 10 bars Polo Soap .. .......... 25o

Spinach. Kale. Lettuce, Sweet Potatooh, Radishes. Orange, Apples.

 

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PHONE 14.

20 NORTH MAIN ST.

 
 

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RANGES

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cooking need.

. [in

VISIBLE BAKING AND
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