your bba c a Inst «land
a, by to. tuft. lightning.
I 1 on and transportstioa. wbik’
t by. or In the custody oi any
'cxproll. tron-fer. Ironwor-
‘ol' oi any Bream-hip 0o” oto.
AYLOR 8t GOLDEN
Incubus. of Ali Kinda
Ionic-Town. country and Ohm
Tolophonc 1280
In Our the South Nomik
ml 00.. 67-91 Washington db.
South Norwalk, Conn.
FIJILIO BTINOGIIAPHER
-«WI -.
Charles Buck. Jr.
. mum "
51 mm or. uonwnuta
“Indium: on“. ”it MIG. IIvIII
. 1‘; Benedict has sold another Ford
toinobile to ContrntIior John Fanzilii
II hexiugton avenue.
11I'l‘ho sixth Company, Coast Artll~
i'ery Corps, C. N. 0.. will drill this
rolling in the Armory.
‘ Mrs. Milford A. Griffin, of Mamnro
eok. is the guest of Mrs. William W.
cuter, Buyriew avenue.
IWeicome Stronger Lodge. I'o. 364.
ono of SI. Georgo will moot. this ove-
‘ning for regular business.
a
1 Mrs. G. A. b‘arnhnm, of Yonkers, V.
, is the guest of Mrs. D. W. my:
Iond, of Washington street.
I lake for summer use. Raymond
iron.
.h1rs F. S. Lyou. of West siteoi has
“mini-nod home from a fish with Roy
lid Mrs A. G Boynou, of Rio, X. Y.
w...
11Georgo Sheldon and Anson Keeloh.
f Norwulk, have réturned home from
hill with Mr. Sheldon‘n relatives In
‘ilxutawuey, Pu.
B. Elite of New Rochelle New
hand '1‘. E. Terrell and family
Quakers, New York, have returned
irrespective homes after o. low
sit with friends at Harbor
Monday Afternoon Club mot
rs. W. W. Motor. of linyricw
1I1"‘I;Iyeuterdny. The prizes were
I .1, ll. Quintard. The. next meet-
ill be held May 7, with Mrs. Su-
' Holmes, 4 Fairneid avenue.
I'll .Is keeping up Its mputntlon
ding the womb of showers, 'nnd
jotting tiresome to many. Today
the last day of the: month however,
1 erhaps May will start off with
' "real spring weather " Nor
it‘ll; awoke this morning to find an
lid gonorhl unpleasanineas.
+—Fiii your yell pocket with three
I four Tomboy cigars and “smoke
n."
Orders isbuod from the office of the
Mutant-general announce that the
I'minatioa by Lieutenant Dana R.
"guilt to bo captain of the Eleventh
tinny, Coast Artillery, Is approved.
1 entonant Elias S Hall, in, is
oil for permanent duty with the
"oath company. 0n recommenda-
1 I ; the Senior medical oilicer, Prl~
‘Howard L. Crosby Is promoted to‘
unit of sergeant In the hospital
‘1 .and Privates William J. Ryan
Id William Dupree are also appoint.
sergeants. their warrants to date
am April 26.
‘ w
1 now onisale at Bnur's and
oningfia Norwaik; Pialstod‘s
tor a, South 'Norwalk
5 members bore touted the
‘snviukb Club of the south
. slit Trust Company; on account
he storm on Monday, the company!
1n stilt to extort ‘ no tinio for
b
. ullhouuh it had not
that day of rain, chilly atmosphere . 1
‘ I 1 number, of both» on board was 190..
-MM... -
190 sonus‘uu solar
cm: our turm-
smm AT mum
(Continued from'rirst Pogo.)
Mrs. Spencer was saved. The maid
hopes to find her late ompIOyer‘s body,
been reported
among those on the luckily-Bennett.
J- A- Kenyon, of Soulhingtou, conn.,
arrived shortly afterward honing Io
Kenyon of Pittsburg.
_ Her own ling lit hull must thu death
ship docked slowly. Her crow runn-
Members of the crew,
the. side. said that every body picked
up haul been in n llfebeit, and thorn
were no bullet holes in any. Mam~ un-
comncd dread lay on IbtI forward dock.
cmerod with turpnulins :l‘he under-
tokers decided to tulle off those ho
dics Ali-III Col. John Jacob Astoria
body, it was said. was somewbor'e In
the pile of rough collins at the titer"
. White Star Line omciuis bad board
ed the ship down the Wand they:
superintended the arrs‘ genionts at-
tendant upon this docking All tl id
en mourners or their representatives
at the pier tor thrr Iii-cation the sight
and preformed to await tho work of
identification at the. morgue.
The first body was that of a woman”
When the tarpauiin was thrown
back more thnn fifty bodies were diu-
closed They all lay on their backs.
the sunlight beating dowu into their
ulghtless cites. Some were in a staid
of apparent repose; thei'oontqrtod loa-
tura of others.weru too horrible‘ to
(inscribe.
' Men with stretcher-a quickly can!
on board and the work of removal m
begun swiftly.
it was announced that the total
and it had been found necessary tq
bury no less than 116 at sea. Among
of two Womén.
Captain Richard Roberts seeking
Col Astor's body. reported after a
conference with Commander lumber.
of the MdckuyIBonnott. that he was
sure tho Identification was correct. no
oddod, however, that the body identi-
Philsdeiphiu, was no mutilated that
identification was still in doubt. 'Oap
tain‘ Lardner cotiid not any positive-
ly whether It was that of Mr. Widen-
or or of bin valet.
After a second conference with that
commander of the MaokuyIBennott.
Captain Roberts snudunccd that there,
was no doubt of the identification“ of
col. Astor's body. I In the pockets
82.500 coon had been found and he
wore a belt with a gold buckle. The
body identified as that of Mr. Widonon
wits buried at sea.
At 11 o'clock the work of removing
the dead .from the forward dock had‘
not been completed None of the cot-
.dnb had been touched. No one with»
out special permit was chewed sbo Ii:
was hit ”this 0 obtaui I. fall
identify the. body of his brothel. i“. R I
nod the rolls with bored heads and on :
the ‘atr (look woro stacked the combo '
With the dead. .. \7
talking over‘
there were not more than half a I‘d-If
Ihooe brought to port are the badiou I
lied as that of George B. Widener. 0t“
FORD
THI, unwsnut. CAR
. 1 I O ‘1“
"BoautyIis a beauty does"--und the
Ford’s a joy. it's the one car that has
I blood alltho tenet. And that's the m.
son we will make and sell thin yen
seventy-five thounnd Ford can to sev-
cntyufive thousand delighted users.
The world over there is no other can
like the Ford Model 1‘ It’s lightest.
rigbtutw-molt econonflqul. The two-
passenger car costs but got 0. b.,De-
Inch. complete with. :1 oquipment,
the live-'pusacngcr but 3690 Tod:
, get Citslogue‘ rot-Afton). 3 1.. Bone-
i.ct 98 80. Main Street. '
‘ Obloer Lightolier is already
‘rmauo will
Smith thought this morning that the
. 1 committee might take a short recess
The
1.1. No: 900.-
o
vaaybssr onemcnv aurraa. a pound
BEST FLOUR. largo Ina I
armortv rnzsu mos. u Idmn ,3
12 Cakes ct Bong Soup for 250 with a 2“
Extract. or A!“ P. II. Powder. I. 1‘ turn
' V‘ grocer. I. 339
mu Still
I
Sal/é “‘ your
“Butterfly” Labels
They Arc Worth
250 II Hundred
in cash or mgfchundise from your
1n...
"Buttérlly" Milk is superior in
quality and reasonable in price.
ASK YOUR GROCER F1,
THE BUTTERFLY Ml ' ‘
..35o
Ibo
250
o-.;.-.
rehab. of Tour. coin»,
Great A&P Tel. Company
124 WAoIIImoron 10in. count onWALKI
‘ Dolivoriu II: an an». m mac n. In.
.m- w—‘ a.“ -
i'Im bouncy.
.-
~N6RWAILKI
R u ND ms ' on m- n
it’- the quality kind Made In a clean, sanitary shop. by oxpcrt .
'nnicn bakers Pure ingredients: fresh ct
through your mt. your ownwugona, orboth
hasn't got itI . .
your‘ door,’
1323~ln3ist on getting us
Try our 10c Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
(.
0"” CW. \ I
IntomII, if your, [roost 3..
Phone Rundle’ s Bakery-“Cut Number IS ,
‘ I
um nonwhtk
In‘g tor” bodies
iii holi-
Union cable ship MIIIIII, now scorch
i
of tboso him tuniaI
agent on the line from tho Wooten: to be used in s suit of Mrs. which
Robbins. of- New Yum. mind that
Winn our line. Mu. hobbint' but- 11
II
‘ 10d”.
I’ log! the chromatin
.nm stand before the 59:1qu Com»
mince of Inquiry Into that cluster.
that has boon giron by nothing on-
building early,
uound.,emr to have the inquisition
. over that he might return to lingiund.
where but business Affairs since not
* minntropbo hays boon piling out
The committee, oontompiutoo coiling
hall, of the Titanic, whom Senator
Burton tie-ind to ask u few questions.
1 All the surviving odours and than»
bars of the Titunio’u» crew who were
also to leave Washington for New York
where arrangements for their return
to England armholug made. Second
in New
York..
of tho Titanic, and H T Conant. of
- :I1I- lilo Carpool-2 were released by tho
’ commune.
The committoc has not yet decided
how many surrlilng paucngers of the
be called. Chairman
to formulate plans for the future heur-
tux.
Before tho hearing was resumed to
dly Senator Burton announced that he
Iliad oxaminod Fourth Officer Boxhull
. iut night. and had learned from him
ithut .I.I\V. Andrews, builder of the
' Titanic, who went down with the ship.
told Captain Smith after the collision
that the boat would be sinking within
an hour. 1
. “i had a long talk with Odlccr Box-
II‘hsli." sold Senator Burton. “He said
lilo Tittuic was doomed and that J;
W. Andrews representing the build-
on, had given him the information.
Andrews had gone 0y the pup Immo-
diutely alter the crab and “carol-ad
that Ml” hull ind herein with open.
will not ho lured. "
4 Senator Burton planned in hare
Barbs" recalled to the stand. to be
questioned further about this incident.
.J. {truce family arrived at the dour
mince room early prepared to tulle the
“and during the day.
. iii. J. Dunn. an importer of NowI
York, was the first witness. lie told of
A luncheon convorntioll or a tiny or
so ago when a friend told o! receipt
by the Weston Union Telegraph filoms
pally of the wireiosb massage, which
wits machined to 'I'Iuiotrunk". bo~
tween 1:30 Add 8 o'clock Monday
morning. - ruo‘coiie, Iddrcu is that of
P. A. 8 F‘ranklIu, vice-president or
the international Mercantile blaring.
The manage. the winters «Id. be was
Informed. told of the Titanic dim;-
news of which was not made public
by the White Star Lino until 12 hours
later. ‘ .
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CONNECTICUT LIME. GAMES
FOR NEXT WEEK. ‘
.I 'i'uo‘udly
Bridgeport ct 110156ka I
Winfield at Butter-ti ..
New Iisven at New Britain. .
. Wednolduy ‘»
~Iii-itinerant at Springfield.
1'No‘w b‘rimu at Holyoke.
,, linrtofrd at New Hoven.
Thur-tiny
I Holyoito at Bridgeport.
1‘ New Huron ct Hartford.
.INow Britain III: Springileld
T. IFridly , I
New Britain tit Weapon. I V
1 Holyoko ct New linen.
I hallway
u.
. Springfield at New Hot
'llorttord III Hoiyoiw. ‘ r ,1
Hurtful“ III Holyoltc. ,I “
Mom:
The tuition cl laconic» bronchi: will
hilt worm but mmmmr Iota
Tho Invodtip‘mn. ' i
'"iv‘i'sllxnoron April row; anion
lumpy. mourning din-octet of the no I
“mum! -I|Iorclntilo Murillo. which
J, controls tho Whito Star Line. and who
hit: In a con
lapIIbio bout n she won linking. wu‘ '
imputed curly today to take the wita
‘ cars and member-n or the Titanic-
crow. He won at the Bonnie oiiico
ready to answer any
question that the counters might pro- ‘
'I‘hh wlroiou operator. Harold Brido‘
"ithat Cunt. Smith bud told him aboutI-
I twenty minutes after the collision that ,
.1lirlds0bort at Now Brl IIIQ I.” '
ur’. «my million before the only I‘
oommittoo In nu York tho on: m: .I
tho Mamnhip empathic docked until
with survivors sad it» m In Woullv
, Iugtou listening to oil the testimony,
’ ‘ for a few minutes before summoning ‘ I
Mr. lumtty. Fourth onion .1. C. 30»,
Nico-oil by thenommittoo lutbight
Ho. thou) told the capthln the ship
...
Wednesday
SPECIALS
that cold up to 75c for this on. day-only. 25o.
“I“ 55% u 75c] Children’s nus 25c "
We wIIl group‘ingothor about 50 Children's Hats
l9c Hose 1ch
Ludios' Hose. very shoot, in block, white and tan;
. good too vuluu. For shim-tiny, 13 1-21: pair.
12n- Limos 10c
Funcy Drool LawnI; regularly 12 Me. For tomon
row. 10c yard.
1
50c Skirts 250
Just onoahall the regular price. Ladies’ Long White
Shims, trimmed with lace and embroidery; regularly
title. For. tomorrow, 25c.
$5. $69 .and $8 Shapes $1.
95
2b Imported Shapes that were brought over from
the other side for pattern huts. No two shaped alike;
moped that are very seldom shown outside or oxciu~
sire F‘lftb avenue houses.
cold for less than 85; others up to 88k
Not a shape In the lat
While they I,
t
$1 Sailors 59c
Ladies’ and Misses' Black swore. worth $1.00. On.
sale tomorrow. 39c.
$4; Sailors $1.95
we will sell 25 Sailor Hats that we brought
half price.
est quality. Regularly :4;
this sale. $1.95.
59c Bags 39c
Leather and Velvet Bags; regularly 59c.
row. 39c. ‘
at one-
Those hats are all hand made. of the flu-
in black and white. For
if
T omor-
rig Suit Value . $9.95
Values to $16.00. No Alterations. . .
Flowers that sold up to $1
25 coats.
The Building Luis
Flowers “542 . :0 ~
On sale tomo w, ' ' '
a"
Auction Sale of Building
Lots at East Norwalk
Compnsmg the Concrete
Block Property
next to the East Norwalk District School.
Will be Sold at Public Auction, Saturday ”
Afternoon, May 4, 'at 1:30.
Cash, the balancc on Easy Payments.
The Bridgeport Concrete ICo., Bridgeport, Ct
Terms 3100
Norwalk Chronicler