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Taiaphonu: IOil'loo. I01: ham. li-I
, Miss Ella Johnson of Nornnlk spent
Sunday witll fllcnds itl (lull lctowll.
Mrs. Richard Guild“ of South Nor-
walk. visited friends in Georgetown rc-
. The third anniversary of Court ()9-
oils. .110. ltlb, Daughter-5.01” (ltlstilo, will
be celebrated this owning.
.1 Knhonsn I‘lllcnmplnent. N0. 9. l. 0.
1:0. R. will hold a regular molding this
3 evening ill the Wall strcct quarters.
The Jolly Trio has engaged
”Men‘s lluli, Washington street. for: n
lice on Friday evening. MM‘ lilth.
\
Roll .
M" m. ._..._-
Mrs. Hunll’nlv-il’idanls, of liurbor aw,
onus, has been entertaining llcr niocmi
Miss Marv McAllistt-r oi’ Watcrburv. ’
W- L- -m—
The old 'l‘srlm building ill Wushiiu- ,
tun silent. is being lolll (icun to per
hill the erection of the new building
"for the South Norwnlk Sittings Bank“ ‘
-__..._. .... i
Mi and Mrs. William liisblwow an-
nouuce the engagement of thell dough-
ter Viola. [sllbcl to William ll. Mills.
of Broad River. Both yonns‘ people are
.,‘well known in The Norwalks.
' Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. it.
will meet tomorrow . evening in tho
‘llt"'r09ms ingl’i'nll strg’el. It is possi-
all some” action' will be taken
regard to the plans for MemOl
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‘ Tarlov' 3 little building,
” illusion street is being l0ln downi
.. uy and I. T. Payne‘s lunch cult will]|
the removed in the new future to'
while mom for the erection of the
'gpulh Norwalk Smillgs blink build-
ting.
The Democrats of the Second Vot-
nx District. will hold a caucus in Ar-
ion hall this evening. for the purpose
t choosing delogatoll to the state and
congressional conventions. Lynn W.
Wilson, of Bridgeport will deliver the
i: address.
' Mr. and Mrs. Alson 0. Smith. of 1
HCllestnut street. South Norwalk. are
?' observing the twenty-fourth anniver-
ary of their wedding today. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith are the recipients of the
ongratulations and best wishes of
their many irlsnda.
.._.—...
Contractor [Salvator Charlntt ex
cts soon to begin work on the curb-
and other changes nccoilsnry to
‘ laying of the permanent street
Hills in South Norwalk. He has the
onlrndt (or Woodward avenue, Mea-
ow street, Raymond street, Railroad
venue, Monroe and North Main Main
treats. -
One of the large boilers from the
Stilts Textile Company in Holden ale-
9‘ us, which recently have up business
«3 Norwalk was yesterday transport~
“odor: a wagon to the 'Brldksport Boil-
or, Company The boiler was so heavy
_ . when it crossed the Wall stro'ot
. so the articles in the store on the
lcn'lcci that puliwnglrn and crew
STEAMEB lliiliill' lilll’E
DELIBEMTELV SAILED
AWAY Fill)” TITAN")
DISASTER,
(Continued ironl lll'sl page)
according to Mr. Zurich, that Captain
Moore lllfillt‘ nu i‘ul'tllcr efforts to poll-
ctrutu lilo iii’lt-‘S, nun-cl'tillg that he
could not till‘orll to who lilo risk 0! ml-
dalngol'ing the two thousand souls
aboard his ship.
The nintcnlent oi‘ llr, Qtlltzrtln to tho
ill--
licrcd lbcy "Dulii soc the lights at tho
uniorinnutd Titllnlc is horllc out by
Mr. Zurich. With two companion lithi-
' sengcra he llisuhuycd lilo contains or-
ders. which l’Ol'iliiiit‘ . passengers on-
trance to the upper dock at llll.“ time.
He is fairly positive tltut they saw
the masts oi‘ the Titanic. and he says
he is not ready to accept the asset-
tion that their ship nus tli ltust {01!}
miles from the wrecked liner at tho
time. At any ruic. he thinks the
Mount Temple lniitht have reached
the spot before the Titanic. sunk. and
this supponiiiun, horsnyll, seems
have been entertained by others on
board.
Their vessel sighted the Culpstlliu
next morning. Mr. Zurich snys, and
keeping in touch with wireless corn—
lnnnicallon to land. they were conVer-
soul with the story at the wreck. Mr.
Zurich says also that the, Mount Tom
pic sighted immense fields of ice dur-
ing Sunday and Monday.
NEW YORK April" .5-Sliccmi dis~
patches recalled here tl'om St. John.
N. 13.. declare that certain members or
the crew of the steamer Mount Tom-
pie say they snw the distress airmail
from the Titanic. A dispatch to tho
Tribune sets forth that members. in
the crew of the Mount Temple declare
"that the Mount Tilmple deliberately
sailed. sway alter reading the Titanic
distreslfiignais.’ and did not attempt
to give assistance."
The dispatch further states:
“Sailors, firemen and other: declare
that they sat on deck for hours and
watched the Titanic send up rockets
and burn red and blue lights, until the
Mount Temple steamed so far away
that the signals were lost.
"One of the sailors. who says he
was on watch Sunday night.
that he heard Notley, third oilioer. tell
the captain of the distress messages,
and that instead of the steamer head-
ing directly 'ior the wreck, she steam-
ed away on her course, so that the
lights were soon lost.
"All oiler named Picksrd, who was
on duty at the time, declares that the
second engineer cums below and ask-
ed the men to ‘koep her tired to the
limit,’ so it was a case of life or death.
Another engine room hand adds that
when his watch was over he went on
deck. and with many others, pulmon-
gers and crew,'icanod over the rail
and silly tho almost steady stream of
rookots being aunt up by the Titanic.
Ho suds that ill spite or the cold of
tité distill. its mouthed on deck until
almost it o'clock watching until tho-
inflicts ours lost in til-o distance. ills
vellum oi: the shit is tall tho time the
Titanic was ill distrell tho Mount
Winnie we! only batvraon lite and tell
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and vicinity. Mr.
the sldorlnauic board
he tahll advanmo or.
“that Milton.
lipolloin‘isor
order of the bonrdoi health.”
The petition was signed by several
hundred oyster dealers in New Haven
Miller's observi-
tions on the. questionable losallty or|
the health boards notion caused a stir
small; the oystornlon present. and.
from comment” loud. after the ad-
iournlnont inf tho pleating, the anal»
dormans auuestlon of a petition to
Twentyisix balloons apuarod in ia-
. Frank 3. Km
murmur Ford. sit-Aldus
Smile: and units odour wright
if thins are not satisfactory.
liltil when it is responsible-for
Dr. Wright explained that all
local harbor. yet aovoral othvr
will probably
conditions ot‘tlla local harbor.
rm citirvnr-lulw corporations
dlso tho «isms of a part 0: Did
ills-Alamo»
stats at tho harbor. Ho dnotod
disinfection oi hut-hog
should not tho city clean up it. own
At the request at uverai psrson‘h.
the city was undoubtedly tholnrsatast
ottelldsr in the contamination of thc'aldsrlnsll tor approvsl."
our! town: in the county word like-
who responsible for the unsaniwr'
moms to show tho sitcom or chemical
noun in Bah
when. no.“ Rod limit. N. J., and
. Now landlord, up». it. «comm
limits: plum oi dwindling
.. pity; and
'r
[compels us to clean up our proportioa' l until they could have clearly shown
Why at least one use or infection mood
by clams or oyatoré taken from tho
lodsl harbor. Furthol-lnore I do not
believe that tho ‘llaaltll board should
have taken such action. union that.
first apbmittod their mambo to no
The rotor-
enooa to the nullinoctlon politics;
mentioned at the bounding was lure
littoral! and its dipped with tho toll
lowinn “marks:
“'1 should like to remind the mi.
oi the tidrtsvnth. loom-nth and lit
taahtil wards that they oatloot «you
that the mom «vans. owns
will rm plans“ til-1r motion! 98 Bio"
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Auctibn Sale of Building
Lots at East Norwalk
The 21 Building «Luis
Comprising the“‘ConCrete
Block Property
next to the East Norwaik District School
will > be Sold at Public Auction, Saturday
Afternoon, April27, at [1:30. Terms 3100
Cash, the balance on Easy Payments. ,
20’ le‘Granuiatcd sugar id 31* "
With One Pound of Any Kind of Coffee and Half Pound of Any Kind of Tot. .
scan. Milk .......... .26c Fresh Eggs, per dozen .30
Ben Hur Flour, bag .. 25c, 45c. 80: W.'Ballers Cocoa or Chocolate” 1!: ,
Fancy California Prunes, lb. .. . 100 a pkgs. Oatmeal Wm
Lorel- li‘ixs. per in. . ...... .....15c. 10 bars Polo Soap as.
Spinach. Kale. Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes, Radishes, Orange, Apples.
.uucvsc:
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN:
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
oi the. petition. John W. Hineyoi
ill/bailey avenue: John P. McNeil, 61
South Front attest: Clifford Foote.
romantic: H. C. Rowe and 00.,
and John I". Farley. of 289 North
Front all-sat. spoke in favor or the
million. ~
lit now dppnu as it a petition to to
mind tho harbor regulation will be
bullied by the python-men in the board
new swmots cam: pneumonia
NEW HAVEN, Conn” April ”re-i
One of the latest him that m
which the detectives have Mi! dam
in to fathom. was pmo‘lltod- W
them morning by s stile «root ”in
woman, who answered an adv,
most and who vru 1‘:an
ed later so a swindle victim. .
Thejoimg waslall amend an II.
vsrlipsmont (or Molly booklloawl “
well arm mm called at nor limo
to trim is a health department ordi-
canoe will :bs’ involved in the discus-
sion of this mattor slid the ambition
will, of oourui, probably be tho arbi-
ton in this inatdnos. .
would do 10: tile "million” mt!
it no would phi up ll bond II
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‘ TlTANlO .UlVlV0fl NOMI.
Donal. April spa-pump 3; Mock, ,
one or the Titanic contrary "up“ ‘
roomful summit '
l~ tl-l «testicular idu'not to lull
in this“ you our: hot
jliiln is will!“ to iihlit in with ,
Norwalk Chronicler