Whetstone rectum.“ namp:por.~ R o s d The Sentinel. 5 III"! W "ns'rasmsnno is-io m Entered at tho loom Nos-vial! Post-ones “Booondcloss AE AAA AA AAA AAA AAAAEAAAA WIEA EHE AEEAMEA Senate Investigation Committee IA FAX Inventor lllsrconi Says its Did Not Order Silence, and There Ap pears to be Fiction Between Wireless. Operators WASHINGTON, April 26.—To learn why a nearby steamer did not offer aid to the sinking Titanic and to ilx the exact hour at which the last liner was warned that she was in the vicin- ity of dangerous ice, Senator William Alden Smith, chairman or the senate committee investigating the disaster summoned three imponaut witnesses. They are J. H. Moore, captain of the . steamer Mount Temple, which passed within a short distance «the Titanic when she was in extremity and the captain and wireless opera- tor tit-the liner Californian. which sent the warning. ‘ . Summons were issued for the muster and operator oi ”the Califor- nian while announcement that Capt. Moore would appear was vomited 4n a telegram from Acting Premier Foo- ); ”not Census Capt Moore's story ‘Wbly will he board- “for ”I ship it to Add from St John. a: h”. 5 late Saturdhy. Guglielmo Marconi chairman of the Marconi company, limited today told the senate committee investigating the Titanic disaster that he authorise ed the wireless operators of the Car- pat-his and'l‘ltanic to sell their stories or the great scsoeiutroplte tor pub- Alicatloti. Mr. Marconi explained tint he had not atemptedvln any way to suppress general information or the wreck. 5 The insentor oi the wireless de- 5 ‘ nied Itiy- knowledge Whatever cg wire less mentions: sent to the Carpathia operhtore telling. them to “keep your mouths shut" and "hold our tor tour figures.” These messages one of them signed "Marconi" were picked up by the United States battleship Florida the‘nishtthc Carpathla was coming- in and forwarded to the secretary of 'the navy. Mr. Marconi declared he never authorized these messages but did, give consent that operators could receive money. Senator Smith asked Mr. Marconi. “i desire to ask whether an omcer. director, employe or the International Mercantile Marine alter the collision asked yen to enjoin silence on Titanic operator Bride or Carpathls operator Cottstn seen the time or the manner in which thoiaccident occupied?" "No request was made and no order was issued to stay any mousse. ‘ No such instructions or any sort or man- her over were issued. " told or repeated attempts be had made ' ,Adurins Sunday. Monday and the days 5., doilowlns the trasedy for information. acutel- antithesis to Mr. Marconi: 5 "ll would like to have your own best iudpmeot magic whether the custom. y Operator Binns in the tar, selling his news, 5 you save to Cottsni sector had ‘snythint the public deprived of bile“! of his horror?" ble, Why Thai Vessel on Not Give Aid to u. Titanic Alter the Distress Signals Were Noticed AESA EA EEARA AAAAI BERA WAAAIAA AAA AUEIPE Early in the testimony, Mr.- Msrconi . . oboe than with AAEA MAAAE EEMPEE Determined to Learn, Ii Possl EXAAA HAAA I WAS AAAEA the president of the United States?" "i asked the operator about‘lt, and he told me that the Chester asked tor a list of the survivors and he told the Chester that it had been sent. and then 5 save them some additional names. I also asked him it he had received any manage from the precl- dent ci the United States. He said no such message over was received, and it it had been he certainly would have answered it." Senator Smith referred to the Jack Binns case on board the steamer Re- public. "1 want you to tell the com- mittee ii the very permission yoa gave to Blnus and the privilege you save to Cotton: in the Titanic disaster did not explain your failure to set the inter mation oi the discolor and the world the news or the horror? The witness declared that its suit that the “unattended or opened“ Me or Cottsm were or such interest that they had the risbt to sell their stories.’ He insisted that it always was his understanding that the news or the disaster woo not to be inp- prossed. He said he understood Bride received 8500 from a New York news- paper About intercepted Manges. Mr Marconi said that the operators "were. never Instructed not to live out news. '1 have no knowledge whstovsr." he added. “about these messages that: were intercepted by 'ths navy depart- men ‘ “Have you tallied to Sammie about it since?" “i saw him for a low minutes a lit- tle while ago. and I told him 'you know that 'I did not authorise those messages? What i meant when -l told the operator .to take somethin! for a story was that newspapers and reporters would be so. interested in what he had to say without holdllis back any general information they would be willing to pay him for his personal story. " -—All kinds of ladies' and Men's straw hats. Pensions. etc. cleaned. pressed and colored. John Rodwsy. 64 Water at. Bo. Norwalk. IEtllllElll vol no. otsooiiiireriimrricr Mayorl). J. DOnahue. ot Merlden. was authorized by s e to 4 vote or the board ot alderman last night, to re- move all the democratic commission» are on the tire. police. public works and park boards. When Congressman Thomas L. Reilly was buyer he made - an the city boards colony partisan. giving the republicans. thou in hit- to. democratic tuition now x All itilillii Popular "amidst to Leave and Elmer lionsrd is to succeed llim Considerable surprise was occasion- ed when it became known yesterday that Chester J. Ryari, ot Norwallt. sup- erlatendenl. oi the electric lines for the United Electric Light and Water Company, had resigned it is under- stood that Mr. Ryan will own in the contracting business. Elmer Linnrd, an employee or the company under Superintendent Ryan for the past two years. has been given the responsible charge relinquished by Mr. Ryan. He began his duties yester- day. Mr. Linger-d is a clever young man. possessed of good executive abil- ity and training. a thorough acquain- tance with the Norwalh work. and a host of friends. and is blessed with a pleasing personality that. has made him popular with all during his stay in town. Mr. Linsard came toNorwais as a graduate iron: in. DMKOA lastltuto oi Electrical Contouring at Philadelphia and is particularly well fitted tor the position be now holds. . it was learned with regret that Mr Ryan's restmtion had been accepted iorlhe too has a lam number at triends. He is wished success for his work In the future. IIIVEI' IIIII IIIII "III 186. LI. Choice You" Fowls. the brim , 5 small hoarrroshcmms. i'lc. Small Mosh W No . ‘ nuisances *WMO. 1 thin oi “ tec’ib Loss of W booth. rec , snort lot-summa- Lamb. 12 1‘- do, use or Vest. soc. ‘ both of Veal. sob. , Brent and be; at Veal. is He. Bell. Shoulder 8W. [do lb. swiit's Buttsrlns. doc lb. . . _ barns“ manner, itiios mistreatment rule is: nice ‘ ~ I . a; .~4 5. ”-9-: The Covet-sins Boar-I or the Knob Club held a mastitis last eveniu at. which time favorable fiction was touch on seven applications (or membership. The trans “ lion committee has made arrs 5 Cutbill for the engagement or the are tovbus which was used that season.“- der As difloraot ownership. Er. Cut. bill has had the bus overhauled and a new driver will be at the wheel. The committee promises that the accom- modations will be better than ever. The now tennis court is being rap- idly completed and the bathhouse. and roomy are rscetvm attention. the ice at the winter hsvlns't'aksn its toll o! demons there The prohpiotl oi the club for the ensuing who are bright and the board isoh'thustastie. A 5 W Sloop Wildwood. Washington St. Bridge. so lb.. dead ones. do lb. mica-I FELLIIIIII'T 5. menu with (piston to MMMWIM AWARE IA! newscast-ii ,5 While the three dustbin eieclod to made-W , " MA AWMW " more: no cuttiu momma theirslisJ tit-mus Vitals-em)“ Assure vessel * Elli. T110316, althoush I tow represent the Second Voting District at the Democratic at Bridgeport. on , y lot and had. were out instruct by the mucus which was bold in Mum last or- onion. it is a sure to predict that they are rumble a Cheap Clark's candidacy. The caucus was calm and some and the actual business took about State Conveaiou ‘thm minutes to units-ct. Arse test. nrs of the omlnciwas the address given by Lynn W. WM. 0! Bridle- port, candidate tor the doom slonsl nomination. 5 rows Chairman John Ik- McMahon called the meeting to order and Jones I. Powers was chops: chairmen and Bernard .3. Rumble. sicrets‘ry. The call at the breath; bsvls‘s been seed mm hon were slum hrstp'ssoood (Mined on Tahitian)" we...“ sous: sass. Len Free with every ”a muscle Tea do. n. wm It. m. an. suite is mm waenuvoroiv. April I‘m-A cobra statement that the contain ottho user Californian Milled moototbosidor calla: away. today was (tied by lira.» Gill. wireless operator on the Caiitornlui. with the Senate committee lnvsstiut- in: the Titanic disaster. Gill shit! that the distress rockets were plainly visible trout the deck 6! the Cantor also and must have been visible to both the brldnaod lookout. He tried toomsiseaoomlttooottbsorsiw togotothaoaptainandprotssthis course. but. be said. themes "were sit-aid they’d lose their debs." Fm Hey. lady Paulie. . HALIFAX. N. 8.. Avril dds-Tho body cl ‘0. it. Have. president ot'the‘ Manhunt Railway. has been added to the list of identified dud picked up near the scene of the Titanic dis- "m0 ‘ k This, announcement was made “this morning by. a. p. Jones and Company. Hollis: about: tor the White Star 'IIIIT IIIILIAI WE, “nowhorooelvodobssowsinohstoh- ’8 MVM’ “W film from. m w ”hits. north ruin street quietly when III! .5 humans at the switch theta and two It‘l‘lio horse was it u. wu~n a...“ AAIIIAA AAIAIAE’ " Sydney Watts. Father oi Five ciiiur... cut them and tiled in Hermit Hospitel WESTPOM. April Id.-—Sydney Watts, s. ills-ions resident or West- port. out his throat with a razor today at his home and was taken in a dying condition to the News“: Hospital. He is cit years old and has nve child- ren. His wife died a your ale. UP to s towmonths no. he was a con— merolsl traveler tor a New York con- earn. Watts was attended by Dr. Nolan. or Westport. but the wound was so serious that he died at 11:80 o'clock. shortly after entering the hospital. Jail—JOUVINIIHBEI. Tumblers, laurel decoration. trri-' descent looted lolly classes tree to purchasers of tea. coffee. baking pow- dor. spices. Sum. iii lbs. for 81.00. The Union Pacific ,‘l‘ec 00.. 126 Wash' inxton 8t. FIIIIIIT III 5 JIIPI "III “on the drop beam on train No. has s. mum on the Doobufy branch or the New York. New Home and Hartford, going north. dropped tester» day utterance about 2:80 o‘clock near the Cross street crossing. the car was thrown from the tracks and before the train could be WWW had torn up a considerable tenth of ties. Conduc- tor ucey and Insinsor Nicusrson war in chum. " _ w E ‘ I”: There was the motion the damage No one was inland mu... Court cseiis. No this. when or HEWIA'. celebrated its third sunlvao, sarctassmnluisasocisium at the catholic Clubhouse in West ave- Isa. During this social festivities dainty retro-humus wists served. At the business meeting held in Wilton with the anniversary it was planned in take tourtosn candi- doles to Greenwichon holiday for iii- ttistlo. Those who are going will take the 18:51 train from the South: small railroad statics. NIARLY RUN OVER. Runaway Horse dust am... women In North Maia «rest. The: tyo young ladies did notmeo with serious man... in North Maln' street. near Winner-9's drug store, is only due to their on fortune and the' cream or minder s ”ottoman lim- lns, who shouted a warning to them to set out or the way or ancspproacra in] runaway horse which was making its way in a' noodle” dash to Sol- man's livery stable: from whence he was com. it was "period at the stables that the rig was in ohm oi Edward brow. «out at the southern New flushed 'rsl. - When attention It The horse was deeds; in dusty be looped tomato and started a. car was discards; its cargo or an to the was side mower-s tonight and someday AAL AAAA AA ..oithe solidesdonboaidthslaohay. Jokes tarnished by the «rowers to which was ‘sddod the wit at the hurt. .To’ say that the host was appreciative WEATHII roasoasv BAAY REPAAAEA A“ That oi aircrew... tile Iilllonalre tier-client, iiiu .ii. and the Names oi forty-Nine (tiller Titanic Victims in: identified, Are has. Public A EAIAE AE IAIEEA-AIE IAIES *"lIAAEAEEI j AEAE AAAARE EAAI AAE AAA AEAA AI 5 Captain Roberts. electoral Astor’s ’Steam Yeclii m. . Hollies to Look Alter ills Body NEW YORK. April 28. -~'l‘ho bodies Albert Win. of Col. John Jacob Astor and isldor Achillo Weilons. Strauss, the millionaire merchant, of Carl Asplimde. this city, who lost their lives in the TL J. F. Johnson. tonic disaster. have been recovered 11. Allen. are on board the cable I‘hlp Nac- W.,, Y. Anderson: gov-Bennett. News oi tics recovery H. P. Halal. ebodies ”was contained in a dim G. Talbot. ‘ ‘ patch to the White Star Lino com- .1. id. Robinson. Pliny today. J. C. Hell. The wireless dispatch which came J. W. Gill. ,, 5 to the company from the- cablo ship Eric Johnson. Hockey-Bennett gives the additional A. Lilly. ~ identifications oi forty-nine or the hi. '1’. Marker. heretolore unknown recovered dead 6. E. Bailey. on the cable ship. Among others the 0. 8. Woody. body of Col John Jacob Astor and is- T. Hewitt. ldor Strauss have been associated. P. Counters. 5 an renewing this is... been m thonnmsdhlm-ouehsi: WM. 5 hesamtasbosobywlroiess. 0.0.Jooss 5 55.1w: m5..tu arenas worked today by this White Star use; thigh)... .32.: , 5 from the witty-gonna“ via the I. 8- . Conducts and the Gaps Itsoe. N. n. it B. Harrison. station reads as ioliows: ‘1‘. w. Nowell. ism. cons White Star line. Now. John Jacob Astor. York. Further names: Nikon 0. Isaac. William Ale. w. o. Dulles. ' knotted. lid-Allison. ,A J. Stone. . (seem man. 'J. runny ‘stcscs. Jacob m Edwin H. Potty. ‘ Austin Partner. Willism allowed. 1". F. White. A w. fission. 'l‘yrrell w. Cavendish. Thomas Anderson. Hendrick K. million! . A. marshes. William Dobbyn. J. more. Astor. said that lit had by the Whitest» nine or cry of Col. Astor‘o_hody.- lg“ A. 'Boothby honour. Abel J. Butterwortb. A. Robins. said that maturation “- Charles pouch. - murder or Col. aw. poison r. Penny. Nouns. was in Haitian. and Charles Chapman I. I. III IlITYIE 5 AI IEIEIIIEI George R. Van Itstyns, oi Boyviow Ir “a hire. w; 9.. avenue. who is laid ,up with an lulu?! avenue. have decided that . sustained some time “0. "I when. ranch life for them. They leave by surprise last cronies when he wu' York sander nllbt tor mum, «mended by ion Price's "idud Hoolt- ads. whichlocatio's is hear 1 ers' Quartette' Undo! the south!” ‘l‘hey intend to “ranch it." indusooo oi the soon music and coed, rest ct their mthtai lives join their uncle oil lit! one Apart): The boys at has tithe lint at. all iilnhted by his secondment distinction as conic; the 5’ at home. all. present Aonyoyod on. o! tor boat in the harbor.tbo hi , the most pleasant evenings on record. axe hath popular in local Ethic are insincere or t 01“" W all“: 6! this Milled! liliA Club. Friends or the you mun... him durius nu in bowl not that they are to ‘ ‘ use is puttlul it'lllhtlt‘ his the» their .1; .m... is, elation was caemplne’d in the royal termination. ' 5 entertainment which he alibi-deli those present. . ._ sins storiitss vs no to Norman and Godfrey Show. out tor the scar oi enunciat-
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