q
7 eds“ yesterdaytby Edward Chasmar.
. who has remoVed to Port Chester with
“"7 ” 4JWeli-dressed men wear the de‘rby.
W111 itlng Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Gardi-
/
V' . Order of the Golden Cross, will hold
' a'meeting tonight igmtlle hall in South
\.
, Ohio, is visiting ill ‘Norwalk for . .
lbw days with his nephew. Dr. D. Al-
‘ ion Shambaugh, of Orchard street. _
friends are glad to note.
_. a most enjoyable time was reported.
" story addition .bunt upon his house on
V railroad have been
‘ headquarters to do everything- pos-’
HanALlr raver co.
autumn. .
yV PHcHs lino. “ .v
' 11 my “MEET;
,lluz‘fi. iii a
)
- "Steamery
' This is positively the {ingot butter money cHn buy
.frurs;l'
l a \
Sack of
Granulated
"2515
A new low level for sugar. _..' ‘.
radio: .71 .1,
' "Malicious
fur .
2‘»
Fresh
.EGGS,
‘ 25¢ (loz. l4¢ 1b
231193
-Maitfe Potatoes
any; Ralph G, Hartley \vill preach
u ‘the’ West Norwalk Chapel, Sunday
tternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Miss Stella Gardener; of Norwalk, is
o‘er. of Sunset Hill.‘ Danbury.
-—-—-————
-—Onlv dress but the derby O’Brien
-LL-LLL_
.Hamilton Launches. of :16 School
street, Norwalk, is slowly recovering
1er his recent attack of pneumonia.
Old Well Commander), 956. United
'Norwulk Trust Company. building.
a
s. w; Allen.
a banker oi 'Fostorla,
a
Tilt young ladies of Broad, River
are going to give an old fashioned
New England supper next Wednesday,
the 18th, at the Broad RYver Chapel.
—-Fownes‘ gloves for Easter in all
the new shades at the Minty: store.
Vincent st, John, of New, Canaan, is
still at the Norwalk Hospital and is
improving daily. . File is expected
home in a week or so. which his many
”Members of Our Slaters' Rebekah
”Lodge, 1. o. o. r.. 'vislted Fidelity
Lodge, roifirldgeport, last. night, and
‘A special car left here at 7 o'clock for
the delegation.
M
Thomas Longstalt is having a two
Stevens street. The house was vacat-
his family. ml woman will have
' a two family bondevi'len the addition
is completed. "
4
10% reduction on all 10c
10c Karo Syrup
10c Pure jelly
10c Olives, plain or stuffed
‘roc Campbell's Beans or
zoo Apple Butter
mc Worcestershire Sauce
12c Sliced. Beets
10c Seeded Raisins
10c Shredded Codfish
.....
Extra Stamps Free with the Following
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee. . ..
Goods.
Soup ,
........
“25¢, ‘.
..... .......... v..--..-.
1 pkg. Egg Noodles .........
Tel 871
' O'Brien.
Detectites in the employ of the
New York, 'New Haven & Hartford
instructed by
sible to prevent the stealing of rides
on freight and passenger trains,
the yards and out and make sum-
mary arrests it necessary.
ting is taken with the view or out
$111! delvn the number or accidents
mom this cause all over the system
.‘l -.----
Bridgeport Hibernians are to have n
yolubhouse or their own. The building
committee, of which Representative .1
M. McMurray is chairman, reports
sachet bonds are to be issued immediate
fly in $1lilxdenominatiou to defray the
out of the'm’ew building It will be
three storiéb 5111 height. Stores will
d‘ron the ground floor. and offices on
no second. and division hall will no
on the. third floor. ”The other mom
here of the buildingcommittee, inw‘ad-
dition to Mr. MoMuiray, are Michael
.,Noouan George T’ McCarthy. Wll
law '1‘ Mullins and John '1‘ King
, 200 Presents Free
2. Saul doy nght
1d
This ac .
Advertisers;
Where and What .
' to Buy ’
Over 200 presents, consisting or
Huylcr’s candies, jewelly, . stockings.
wine, fruit, flour and etc, will be glv
en away, absolutely free. at the
Country Store Dance in Dreamland
tomorrow. night. A [large crowd is
expected.
The N E {Sync Co. direct your at
teutlon to their exposition of Easter
Gloves The stock represents the best
(iloye makers oi the «world
Now is the time to apply fertilizer.
The Ferris Coal Company offers a sure
'meetion in their adv. today. Better
read it. .. ,
Why go without electricity When rthe
United Electric Light and Water 100111-
I 5 Stamps with I 1b.,VCofi'ee ...... , .......... . . . . . ...... 30c
20 Stamps with 1 lb.-Cofiee. . ................ 35c
goStam-pswith 11b.'Tea . . 40p
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ..... ‘ ........ . .............. 50c
doStampswithltlb.Tea. .....V. ..... .....‘ ..... doca
10 Stamps Free with the Foliowmg
”1pkg. Prom. Rolled Oats. .....V...:. ....... no
1 pkg Pearl Tapioca v .......... . .. ................. me
1 pkg. Premium Brand Farina . . . . . . ....... me;
1 pkg’ Premium Brand Wask Powder. .............. 15c
1pkg.DutchTeaRu8k..V.......... ..... .. . . . Ice
1 15kg. Premium Brand Shred Cocoanut .............. 15c
1 bet. Premium Brand CatSup ....................... 15c
East India TeaCo
we owe AND REDEEM PREMIUM THAMES trams.
. ........... 4-... .1-
. doc, ,
125 Washington Street
tsmtith chemi-
not to 1111111}: 193W
dais. The adv will tell you lull par
ticulars. i‘ ‘
The Stillson Powell Corporation of-
tars a suggestion in their adv. today.
.,,‘
’F
showing oi women’s suits: coats.
waists and mlllinlury.
gestions lioVr weekend supplies.
.Louis Avrick tells you how you can
save $6; 25. See adv. , »
Does your watch keep time? If not
read Charles Brand’s adv.
Saturday is a: day of opportunities
at “Albert Gehlebe'e. The ddv. will
give you further information.
all RIOEGI‘S and Stevens
Eva-y member of the family should
read the large adv.
Co puny.
A series oi unusual displays and
values will be offered for Easter by
Frank Jacoby
‘ESE GABINET.
many will tarnish you With hm for
the small sum of live cent
‘ Read
structing a new Japanese cabinet has
been encountered by Viscount Keigo
some '
Jenningd-Bragdon Co.
Tailor Made S ts, Coats and .
Work and Shopping
At The Paris you will find a superb '
A. Dickerman and Bon'oiier you eug- '5
Spring wearables for men and boys .
(if, the Krloger ’
mssnrdluormnrqmsuetdetuolnnunuu ..
TnoueLs rontuo new new. ,V , '
TOKIO. April 3.~——Diiiiculty in con- ‘1
IN DOUBT
as to where to gHt your suit made. I
cleaned repaired 01- pressed give as a I'
trial Calida tor‘agi deliVerod
Fine Tailor
82 NO. MAIN ST.
EleCtricSi Co.
The only Rally Equipped
macaroni-1. than .
In the Fm
. auto W133.
Venomous-tom. and 1a.. .
‘30. Norman . Ins-o 111111 Bloch.
Mrs.AdaF.Altenbrand1
Sole Agent for the *-
S
Also 11. fine line or the new crease-
ioss“hnen. Benitliul. shades. 690 per
yard. ‘Call endorse” samples.
All Kinds oiiMessengcr
with people a Specialty
o Weir 8%. Tot. law. so. Norwilk.
. W~w .1
*4}.
now located BS‘VHNO 55 Noun
~Mai1i st. and all: prepared to ‘-
talre orders lior iadies' suits,
costs, etc. Repairing. clean-
ing and pressing a specialty.
Shayne a trial; ' ' ‘
Ladies “Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST
{A L. BRIAN»
Tel: H26 “
1111;111:7915:th 58>
.lllio threotquart Wear-Ever Aluminmn'
' V $1.98 Folding Doll Carriages
rubber tires ..... .. .......... $1.49
‘ 100 Welsbach Upright or inverted
mantles ...'..;..‘. ............. 7e
69o Galvanized Wash Tubs, medium
size ................... 530
”M Doha/‘5
[mounts the . -
' .111 atlzzuln
. to «11) par ".cent
We Make It
convenient i0l 31.11110 open 11
charge utit‘ount at this store
‘- lillout adding the extrn 20 V
Smarthultt
We will place on sale about
200 Spits, the very newest for;
Easter. all the leading colors and,
style for misses juniors ladies .
and extra size suits. Prices start
one of a kind.
t
-AL+
at a great saving
S2. 00 Shapes -
Just T9 Shapes in this lot, or
to $2;
' shop early for the best selection.
best. special xwe havepiiered this
bar we guarantee these hats:
' the\ last? 99c.
VSl.25 $1.49 Sll79
$9.90 527 59 7
at $9. 90 up 10:27:10. Many only -
all the very latest styles and’. 1111
$2. values
Other Shapes at Low Prices
S199
Egciulve styles {you‘ w
rat the Miniz Stuié in all~ the ‘
leading colors. Many are just
Sample Dresses. Prices start. at
$5. 95 up to $25 1
S
fl
- out“ 711157 55111711911111 - SALE
Just at the right time. VOd'r prices at this sale will give you an opboltullily to buy your new Eastel Hat
Newest Trimmed
Hats for Easter
at 99c
rx one worth up
colors:
as this lot is the.
season. Remem-
uhile
beautifully sty led
52.25 to $15
5' The. New Chats
$5 95 to $25
children,
cities and colors.
At special prices.
we ask» you tamorrow.
Correct Goals for. misses.
junlms, ladies and'
tent women, in all the sew nov-
, Prices begin
t“$5.95 to $25. . 1 ‘
that such
hats can be sold at the prices
Prices start avg] .99 up
You will marvel
”$11 to $15 Trimmed
We will place on sale 20 of
fire“
9
what we ask for the Hat
two groups :7 .95 and SS. 95
$15 00.
‘ tthO
7%. v"
5::.
Fownes Gloves
The New Waists
$7.95 and $8.
trimmed with Plumes that are worth more than ,
These WHuts will lie in
Remeber values to
flats to go
95
()ill
° Fancy
lineal Mats,
Feathers
.. Onelargo section given Over to our big lines or
‘ Feathers. Finances and Ribbons
at 151: to 36. Pretty Ribbons'at 13¢ ydbté ESL: Vyd.
Pretty Chlldrens flats at 59c to $2. 00
Every Section of the Store is Ready for Easter —-—-.~ Assortments ’
’ ‘ ate at their Best—See the New " -' 5
V‘ ~' New N'eckwear Latest Silk (.Vllrdles
New SilkV Hose Fine Leathei' Bags
Flowers and
Prices start at
Dainty .Undermuslins
New Children’s Dresses:
Just Forf
Saturday
as own. A DAY or oproa'rum.
rues.
51: Waxed Sandwich Paper.. ..2 for 51:
980 live pint copper. nlclrle plated
Cones Pots............. .691:
590 Tate's Bustiers Floor Maps” ”391:
100 extra strong Parson's Ammonia
........ '.....1cbottlo
10c well made Whisk Brooms. . . .811“
‘25c Wash boards, with apron protec-
‘ tor.... ............ 19c
'890 Hardi’vood Splint Wet Wash Bas-
.kets.... ”699‘
Heavy Paper Egg Boxes. will hold 12
eggs..... ......... ..... oedema
u -ar--
cu...
visits . .. ,
Hun-“68°
with
SaucePane...........
350 Oak Frame Mirrors. size 12x14. 24::
Albert F. Gehebe
”West Washington St.
‘ South Nor-walk.
Phone 1069 -2. Prompt phony.
AW .mw....._..~...~.
\
(Continued from first page)
“maximises mindulged early today indl
cater; thatth
the ice does at some distance trom
their vessel Sixty tour men are ltnown‘
to have perished and it was understood
that the seamer Stephano. which, with/
the Florlzel, recoverld six bodiesand
two survivors. also was on her way to
St. John's} After getting out oirange
e! the wireless station at Cape Foga,
on Page Island, a third of the way
down the east coast from the sealing
grounds. theBe‘llaventure was unable
to send iurther news of the disaster.
Everything was in readiness here for
the care of the bodies and the relic!
of the suffering oi the men who had
escaped death but had been severely
injured by 48 hours’ exposure to the
bitter wind and driving snow. It lwas
arranged to take the survivors to the
' Gil-enroll Beamens Institute.
There are ton- distinct sealing
grounds to which vessels of”the New-
trips. The steamer Newfoundland was
with 14 others of the fleet oi! the east
coast. near the Strait oi Belle Isle.
The southern Cross, with live other
" sealers had been hunting the animals
on the opposite side 01 the island; in
the dull? of ISt. Lawrence. V
Heavily laden with 17. 000 deals. the
Southern .Crosa started/homeward last
Saturday. She passed safely down thé
west coast, through Cabot Strait and
along the southern coast, and Tuesday
morning was sighted cit Cape Pine.
nineteen miles west of Cape Bade.
Nothing further was heard from her
until the brief wireless message early
today announCod Hirer arrival at Chap.-
uel. and it Was feared she had been
wrecked in Tuesday’s atom. which
utharn Cross was sate
as.
raged throughout the island and did
much damage along every coast.
When 90 miles tromport the Bell-yup
aventure became blocked in the ice oil
Cape Bonavlsta. and atwnoon her’ cap-
tain sent a wireless message stating
that it might be Sunday before he
could bring in the dead and suffering
sealers. Many of the rescued sealers
were reported so ill that the death list '
was expected to be lnoreasedlbei'ore
she made port.
As the recently equipped wireless
station for the sealing steamers was '
partially wrecked in yesterday’s gale.
communication with the Bonaventure
was established today through the Fur-
nose Line steamer Eagle Point "
It has. been many years since the
city has been so stirred over an ocean . 5‘
disaster. Hundreds of dieople roamed
the streetsvall night haulaging “’19 ‘2»:
toundlnnd fleet make their annual newspaper 0mm” the, ;telegrapli “I. ,'
tions, the gove‘i-hmont chambers and
the Grenfell Institute. (where the sur-
vivors will be housed, but news was
meagre, while no list of dead was avail~
1
able. Many oi the crowd were some
lives or lutlmhte friends of those who
-
land
that one of the ships (was all the en-
trance oi the harbor. There was a rush
for the water trout, but after a long
wait it proved to be a false alarm.
NEW YORK, April
the steamer Southern dross had not
arrived at Channed. Nr Ft. as reported
from net. Johns, and gruvo tears were
expressed for the vessel'aflsatety
called a month ago on the New found~
Early in the morning a rumor spread
3.-A private
message received here todpy said that ,
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