III , SATURDAY; OCT. 1.3- sets .e.‘ .‘ '. Blankets 8: Comfortablem Full etIeBlankotn in my "' and white, from 70° to Iii-00 - a pair. Comfortable: Oils to IBM. A complete assortment of ; Gents', Ledi'es’ and Child- ren'e Sweaters from asc to E K. Banks ; w-Mckomo Hotel Elect tenth-Remit . Vang-113'.) em: .m- ~ . ._- n,-:o.-_v,n'-:.:.:.:~: ‘v .;-:.'-:n;-;-:-;.;.;.;- WEATHER FORECAST. ' ,ll‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Sunday, probably rain; cooler Sunday; moderate to brisk. southeast and south winds. Weather conditions: A disturbance over the Lake region is causing cloudy and rainy weather in all the northern districts east of the Mississippi river.‘ This disturbance will probably pass out the St. Lawrence Valley on‘ Sun- day. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low, 62; high, 76. Cloudy. Winter tiled covering at A. Dicker- man and Son‘s. See adv. W, A. Hanford invites you to keep your automobile in a modern garage. See adv. DeWitt Pepper, of 29 leases street,_ has returned from a western trip. observe day Rogers and Stevens will Golumbus Day by closing sill Monday. .____ -Winter caps, winter oops. O’Brien. Arthur W. Gellebo of France ”street is ill at his home, a victim of typhoid fever, Miss Gussie Velsor, of Quintnrd ave. nue, is spending the week-end in Ruth- erford, N, J, 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond, of West street, are spending the week- end and Sunday in New York CitY. --\Vfttt‘h the Columbus Day parade at 2 p. m. from Railroad Ave, Mon- day, October 13. A stated convocation of Butler Chapter, it, A. M., will be held at its rooms Tuesday. October 14th, at 8 o‘clock p, m. The Most Ex, Master's dcurco will be. worked. Andrew Bowman, of Newtown ave- nue fell from a lluymow Thursday afternoon and struck upon the barn floor with his left leg twisted under llim. Ho sustained a fractured hip. Dr. Francis 1. Ilurnell attended him. The board of commissioners of the first district hold its second ulcetini.’ last. evening in the water commission ers oliico, in Wall strcct. Matters of routine business were trunsnctl'd llnd the meeting adjourned, subjuct to the call of the chairman. llllckinghum Post, Grand Army or the Republic, held its regular meet ing inst night and transacted matters of routine business. George Raymond reported concerning the matters which were transacted at the recent reunion of the Smooth llegimént, in order to locate the place disa tinctly, Judse (lager of the Superior court, in giving notice of a hearing to be held in the consolidated city of Norwaik, recently wrote, “in the court room in Upper Norwalk." Such will probably be the distinction of this section in the future, while South and East Norwalk will each be desig- noted as before, -Mw- Wampoie’ 3 Extract Cod Liver 67 c Stilton-hired Corporation a mementos tron-r f 5: South ‘Nmnk. central . lanes New Ready ‘1 “AT,”— Book and stationery gston.‘ WE L‘IlA0—0'THIER8 FOLLOW New Line of 500 Fiction 500 ofthe books to pick from. Why not pick it out now. Christmas is coming soon. DONNELLY'Sw STATIONERY AND SPORTING GOODS STORE. 16 scum mus eraser, ..__._._..._.__*V"flr':. I gorlllgomlllll Ewliool lall FRED. H. amuse, Fuml Dimetor and Emma. one. ml mm.» W wa. N4. :4 66 min at. so. Norwnlk. Galvanized Ware Ash Cans, Garbage Pails, Bode, Duetlese Ash Sifters, Coal Foot Funnels, etc. Albert F. Gellelle :15 Walt Washington St, PHONE 1000-2. TEll rhesus literals" Til llllllzltss liltl. (Continued from first page.) rescue. This was effected with much difficulty, for even on the lee side of rough, and it was only by extraordinary efforts that the small craft was pre- vented from being smashed or cup- sized as Bile left the side of the ship. Futile Attempt at Rescue. The Cnrmania‘s lifeboat, in charge of First Officer Gardiner, mode a uni last but futile attempt to set alonir side the doomed Voiturno. After two 1which the lifeboat lost all but threlii loi' her ours, the rust being broken or torn from the hands of tho c,rcw ll‘irsti mania which he succeeded in making without loss of life or broken limbs among the members of his boat's cr‘ow Captain Burr of Hip Pnrmanill, thcn illnncllvercd his big vessel very close to tho Voltlllno and finally got the Carmen-id's hown within ll hundred feet of the Volturno‘s stern It. was found impossible. however to cast a line on board to the Volturno or to get anybody on her Hundreds Panic Stricken. It was a terrifying sight for the Dan- sengera and crew of the Carmelita to' see so close to them the hundreds of passengers, including women and chit dren, in horror-stricken fear on the decks 0f the Voltrnno and yet be un- able to help them. Most of tho passengers got into the Voitmnd’s lifeboatll, but a hundred of them had gathered at the after end of the burning vessel, whose crew lit the same time continued in vain to tight the fire at her forward end. Captain Barr, of the Germanic, in the meanwhile kept his wireless up paratus at. Work communicating with Norwaii: 1HE SOUTH EORWALK EVENING SENTINED . "will: . . . . ................... | t '. ' ' '. ‘. i l . . Il-.-.~.=.-.u.-.A.I.-.I.IrI.-.-.-.I.-.I.I.-.- . . Furniture, Draperies. Carpets I Bedding and House Furnishings To: the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed Room, Library, . 1; Parlor, Hall. Den and Kitchen. ' Furniture that will eeive‘thcnecda of the most particu- ' -. lar customers, who are exacting in their demandsforstyle, " quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced. » The" Al. COLLINS COMPANY RANDALi BLOCK EAST NORWALK. CORN. Wit,.painted, decorated, all modern improvements. Splendid fietepb and ’1 rooms. Rent, $13 and~$15 por‘month. RAYMOND BROTHERS Tube, Inilant Bathe, Wash Tubs, Auto the (‘arzzllulia the sea was terriblyl 50 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 488. Optician Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free See the Meyer Cars at the DANBURY FAIR We will occupy our lilil'li a lace. and our friends are cor- dially invited to make it their headquarters OSCAR H. BA’IN KS NORWALK. CONN. GARAGE. RIVER STREET. PRESENTID BYTHI EVENING SENTINEL MEX ”35¢: the Great Canai‘irltigicgfireYnd Prose FIT-=93 Elena now You May Have it Almost Free Cut out the above coupon, and amount it at this oftlro with the ox- penn- nmonnt herein m opposite t 0 style selected (whirl: count the lines of the rest of parking, express from the fartory. lllcrllinl. clerk bin and other necessary EXPENSE items). and receive your choice of than book I: nilI ItIIlleIIIvcsr-lcls IIwitlltnIIItilv radius of bulls, crowded with thousands of spec- his instruments, italors iiii anxious but some help At 4 ociotk ill the afternoon the owing ‘0 the mountainous 3993 beg .rosser Kuri‘uerst and the Soydlitz pared dcslription chine ill sight illlti those tun were 10th A“ 11”“ could ”9 ‘30an ”‘9 would. hours battle with the waves, (iiil‘iflglmne‘ ()illccr Gardiner returned to the Car i iprogross in the direction of the Vol-, [their ships in most; roses doing this 'with the greatest difficulty owing to, swimmers or lifeboats from the Vol- (Id liltc' in the afternoon by “333' be helpers was to throw overboard Krocnlnnd tho. licronilln, lilo itsppu— Him“ “‘9” “WW“ dozens of “3'1““ hunnoc,k tllc .llinllcllpolis, lilo 'l‘Ollr-Yum buoys “"9 stand “5’ i” “‘9 ““9" ulld “3,, Asian of picking up some of those who had been cast into the sea. The sole lnnlil-rlltcd slightly toward ' l. . . t night illlii ouch of tho succorillk ships. in ‘M :“fitty Irhxfizsrpgft‘30::(1‘1‘318 ‘us soon us it was possibil- for her to m w re ‘88 m i do so put out boots from her dam” Voitlll‘no had to turn over the connec- and lowered 33mm to Um HM ’l‘ilo tion of his instrument. to the reserve waves however Wore H” llisb u“Stutttcries ll'i'l the fire had reached the ’ ’ ' ' . ,v . a d ml although the small craft, made some hoihrs and tho 9mm“ room it h but the pumps and dynamon out of no. lllrno, it was impossible for “Will to ”on- c e , not alongside and they returned to M“ R" u d A few minutes later cries for help vol-s boar rising from the water near the Criminals, and a nlan,-,who proved to he a stocrnso passenger of the Vol- ness of the night. turno, Wearing a life belt, was located EXP'WD" i" Engine H°°'"- by means of the scarchiight a short The Curlnnnill kept. her sollrcillishts ldlgmnm away, toga-ed about. by the going throughout the night throwing son. He was roac,uod but only after 'tlleir rays across the foaming 96M “1’ one of the sailors of the Cal-mania had the quest for possible strusslind been lowered into the Witter with a life line which he placed around the turno At about 9 ociock in the even-' waist of the exhausted hosting man. ins when the darkness was at it“ Other cries werohoard but those grad- blackout, flames burst through amldr unlly died away and no further bodies ships of the Voiturno from her engine or swhnming péopie were seen About room and coal bunkers. M the 93'" midnight a ray of hope came, for it lighted ill) the 810' there came an or was seen that the flames were not plosion, which sent into the air burn- making much headway aft of the has wreckage like a ills-4 of rockets engine room or the after bulkhead of The spectacle of the great vessel be- the Vulturno in: condumod by fire. with over five"; By daybreak the Voltaruo was still hundred soul: on board of her and our. floating .with her great human curse rounded by a fleet of huge , lighted «huddled in masses on hetpoop dealt. the overwhelming sells and the dark- ' For-roan, _ sent to the offices of Cunard The son had moderated considerably» TI and a flotilla of boats gathered round . . the stern of the Vouturno; ' Names of cabin Finance". ands crew of 93 men. gore. as follow: Rubin Rainier, aged 20: Marriano Mrzygod, 17; Jessel Idol-her, 15; John Krug, 32; Frieda 10118.. 29; Hindo Friedman, 19; Esther Kaplan, 19; .. Hedwig Eberle, 48; Carl Topper, 45; ‘lfode Topper, 16;.‘Bert Topper, 14; . Emma Topper, 9; Write Tepper, 8; Dollie Sabiin. 54; Michael Sabiin, 47; Armando Antoine 11 The destination of all these was . New York. The Volturno was commanded by Captain Inch who had been five years in the service of the Uranium Line. The VIoiturno was built by F‘airflold and Company, at Glasgow, in 1906. She. was 340 feet long, with a tattoo: beam Her gross tonnage was 2,581; net 2,- 208, ' On this voyage she carried a cargo of 891 tons,Iconeisting of non-com- bustible chemicals, manufactured cot- ton goodeuminorsl waters and liquors. Edward Thomas, general manager of the line’s offices here, and Carl G. general passenger agent. were without any advices this morn ing. They sent a cablegram to their agent at Halifax asking if he had re . ceived any word of the disaster, and at 9:30 were awaiting for a reply. Boats aiding in Rescue LIVERPOOL, Oct. li.~Captaln Barr's official report of the disaster Line here. was timed on board the Carmen- is lit 6:30 this morning. it says: "The Volturno was abandoned on account of fire on Friday. Oct. 10, in Latitude 48.25 North, longitude 34.33 West. All the survivors were taken if. "The. following is the list of those saved on board the ten assisting steamers: Carrnaninn 1, Le. ’I‘ouraine. 40. Minneapolis, 30, llappahnnnock, iii. Czar, l03, Narragansett, 29. Devonian, 59. Kroonlsnd 90.. lrosasr Kllrfuerst, Seydlitz, 36. Total 521." The figures given above make a to- tal of only bit, but it is not known whether one of the items or the other is correct. I O 105. OLD-TIME GIANT OF ADVERTlS- ERS. A good many people here, as in the rest of the country, rubbed their eyes yesterday and barked buck a score of years when they read the newspapers, for yesterday. for the first. time in many years, the onetime familiar legend, ' 'St. Jacobs Oil Conquers Pain " stared them in the face as it did long ago Time was when the center of the advertising stage was 0(‘(llllied by the St. Jacobs Oil people. That was be- fore advertising'wns developed to its present, extent and the projectors of what grow to be the best, known fum~ iiy iiniment in the world had the field of really big and liborlll publicity to themselves. "St. Jacobs Oil rubs uwuy Rheumat- ic Pain, llllcknche, Nollrlligiu, Sprain, etc." greeted one everywhere the (We rested, and in lt few years the pull- llcity, hacked by the intrinsic worth of the preparation. brought. it business of about two millions dollars a your that has served ever since, yours after the advertising Cillllllitimi had been completed. The proprietors, it. seems, have decided to plilco their product. before the present. generation as they did before the last, and, in pursuance of this policy, "flushed” on the public attain the old i‘nmiiinr announcements of a score of years ago. It merely proves ll. good article, backed with proper advertising, never succumbs. MW“... A Tuxedo is one of the best items in the outfit. of the young man of to- ottontion to their line. Soc adv. _..W Glover is advertising shoes speak for themselves. interest you. M". Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10. 1.0. 0. that The adv. will Monday evening. Galvanized were at Gehebc‘s. adv. alas. W... 1 NEW YORK, Oct. ll.—~The Uranium . . Line was without direct information ‘ I concerning the loss of steamer Vol- " : turno up to 9 o’clock this morning. They stated, that according to their in. T: '2 formation. she had on board 21 cabin :j , passengers, 278 steerago passengera . I for New York, and 262 for Halifax. I They had received from Rotterdam - a list of sixteen of the cabin passen~ . day. Rogers and Stevens cnli your lit. will hold its weekly meeting on See The weekly meeting of Welcome Stranger mugs, No. 2, sons of Tom- mace, will be held on Monday eve- , ”I ..t. '3 Sport ‘ Coats 153 Washington Street III'I-IIII-uullunl-Ia- ' 90 Washington St, ’1 100 Stamps Free with i can Belting 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ........ Tel. No. 00.. Deliveries 8:10 I. $6. 9. Made of Boucle, Scotch Plaids. and Faber Mixtures Frank J acoby alts-r sANTos cornea. ..... . ....................... 20c LB. GOLDEN cams noun ........................ . ....... “boot-fie. :- HAWAIIAN eLlcan PINEAPPLES, LARGE CAN ....... """Tiil: . I_ ATLAS PANCAKE FLOUR, LARGE PACKAGE ................ ANDREW DAVEY . . .T 1 South Norwalk @ [XIRA SPEBIMS 25 Stamps with 1 bottle Extract at .. 100 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ........ 75 Stamps with 1 lb, Tea at .......... 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ........ PAGE at» ; M Value M2. 98 Opposite Heyt’ 5 Theatre lllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIUIII .1061. a... a «menu». . _ Phone 4'10 Powder . .' ....... . ........... '. . .. 509 if" e .......................... FIJI-II 706i, 600‘; ' 50c 406. i ................................ ................................ ................................ The Great A&P Tea Company ‘24 WAIHINGTON 3T. COUTH NORWALK l m. and 1:30 o. at. live. 00"me —... SUCCESSFUL BOY SCOUT MEET- ING. lloy Scout. work is progressing rap idly to say the least in Norwaik Congregational Church At the regular weekly meeting last night two patrols were in attendance and work tor the ensuing )eur enthusins ticnlly discussed and planned. Unusual interest was manifested in the talk given by Miss Flora Boyte,‘ of Rutland Vermont, the only wo man leader of a Boy Scout organize tin in this country. Miss Boyce in lined the work done by the Scouts of which she is the novel leader. Before the meeting terminated plane were formulated for the organi zation of a class in carpentry to be instituted by Mr. Hanks. The Boy Scout organization is a wonderful movement and is having a socially on the youth of our great na- tion. as well as on their cousins across the water. Why not make our Boy Scouts in The Norwslks one of the best in the. state and country? Think it over, boys. Plans for the proper observance of tho twenty-fifth anniversary of Oath~ ollc Union Council, No, til, Knights of Columbus will be made and officers will be elected at the annual meeting to be held on next Tuesday evening. A r the Smith . a pleasing and interesting manner out! marked effect mentally. morally and' IGERMANY SCHAEFER ARRESTE ’Tries to Sell Two Tickets and . Taken for Scalper. '1‘ ] PHIIADELPHIA, Oct. 11 ——The p. lhe were very busy yesterday wi j that is the speculate outside of Shibe Park. The scalpe .. who lined Broad street from City H:. to the Bellevue Stratiord, talking tlcl ‘ets openly, were not molested Mop [of them \\ ere from New York andthe 'wcre supplied plentiiuily with past boards Outside of the park, howe ier, conditions were different. The tape" ulators were driven back and form: ‘ihe bluecoats, who handled some vr them roughly. ~,. One man who was trying to sell twkg‘: tickets was dragged to the static house near by. When the prison: it faced the sergeant at the desk he eat 5 .he was Germany Schaefer, comedia :and ball player of the Washingto' team. Several persons who bad to lowed Scllnefor to the lug identifi} him, whereupon he was released wit a warning. 'He admitted he had my extra tickets for the game and w - trying to sell them at their face valu when he was nabbed by a bluecoo much to the Dutchman's disgust. I i . speculators, i I Sentinel Wants are a quick acti- and inexpensive means of commu: cation. They afford a direct way 'i carrying a message to the on ~ ~ .5 will be most interested. ‘i W if 223‘223‘:)=,‘2)=>3‘3,:): 3 3 :‘W:>=::>:::‘:‘:\:;:;- l M. M l h S O asc Oil 1.. if .‘ WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE ATTIRE. if 120 WASHINGTON ST. if it WEAR A ls ii Moltasch Garment it ll it . . li a“ Somcihlng Different ‘3; it if you want an exclusive, stylish, distinguished look- ill ‘ ,j ing garment, possessing perfect lines and tailoring, visit it ’ “ Moltasch’s. n it ll ii :1; Our $14.98 Our $19.98 3 it Tailored Suits Tailored Suits ll :! are without doubt the best stand without a peer, con- :i 3 i value ever offered in this sidering style, tailoring and i1: 9‘ C‘tY- W1" gammy“ “:3? materials. They have been ‘2 :: 2:1ch 23:: anwtengngder selected to please the criti- ‘3 3' it them the equal of any cal dresser. They are real- 3, 3‘; $35.00 Suit elsewhere. ly ”£0.00 value. . , . it II » g n o 9! Highly Colored Plaid Skirts ;; 9! We with specially to bring to your attention the new H :: novelty highly colored plaid skirts; also honeycomb 3, it cloth skirts from 34.98111) ,, ii Just received a shipment of new Fichus, beautifuistyles; .‘ g, -" made of dainty laces and ribbon; 25¢ up 3; 3:: Don’t forget our Cornet Department. , it h:::::::: rosamsszzzsrsesi
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