rs
- iN'oi‘walk.
, this evening.
.. , improved and is gaining rapidiy_. i
, urday for Atlantic City. where they.
“will spend two weeks at the Maribow
‘9,
w oelved word from Adjutant General
: Militia. in the 'Norwaik Armory. I
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OD FRIDAY SENli'INaL. ,Y
iii}.
ornin'g paper on Friday, Apfil lilth‘,‘
11 account of its being a legal holl-
9.13. All advertisements. items of
news, etc. Should be in the 'offioe of.
ublication early Thursday afternoon:
Jones &~Hotchklss secured a pen
mit hlsmorning for plumbing in the
of Willih'm Nadin at 8 Morn in
S“. .' r
”A: R. Malkin & Company have subi
'itted the plans for the remodeling oil
'e Hayes stores in Main street to
Building Inspector Clarence i. ’Flnch.‘
The plumbers will gather at 3 o'-
clock this afternoon in the city hall
the new. ogdinance as it leiates to,
their trade. ' . ‘
Mrs. Philip N. Knapp and lilies isaiV
lbel Aller, or South Norwaik, left Sat-y
ough‘Blenheim 1
my
——-i do the finest cleaning firessint‘
and repairing at Va little begow' 3th
usual charge. Excer'tonced twain-ab
Iways on the job R. E Dibble South"
There will be a Lenten service at
the South Norwaik Baptist Church,
Rev. W. H. Wakehan‘r
will preach and there will be a special
musical program. -
1.».5»
[ugh
one. is spending severpl weeks with‘
Mrs C. E. Havens, of Iongmeadow.
R. (1. Mrs Havens was formerly Miss
Irma L. Arnold of Crescent Terracer
South Norwaik .. )
Mrs. J. Lester Carpill and son Ed- '
gar 'Stedman Cargiii were taken to‘
theirflhome, No, 87 Parrott avenue.
Bridgeport. yesterday from St, Vin-
cent's hospital. Mrs. Cargill is much!
Captain Albert H. Mossman has re«"
10019 that Governor Simeonyli‘s Bahia
win and staff will be present nexii
muddy even‘iiig at the joint ball or
the Sixth Company and ,the Naval
. n Caprice in tour reels.
. , The twenty—sixth annual session of
the Grand Commandcry of the United
‘Order of the Golden ‘Cross, of Connec-
ticut, will convene in Carpenter llail.
{New Haven. Tuesday morning, Aprii
on 0
1:0
'entiais will he in readiness all
'm., and all are requested to N?
to that committee upon arrival
. “Activity reigns supreme within tho
Chamber of Commerce.
voting much of their valuable time to
sentinel will he issued no a: " '
'buiiding inspector's oflice to discuss; .
"' Albert F2 Gehc‘bc
Miss Olive Dibble of Ba'yview ave: ' ' '
wMuslo Hall today, Mary Pickford 1
117 1- 2 Court street Music Hall block: ~
14th, at '10; so ociock. The committee .
Not only are '
the different committee members do» -
.‘work for the organization, but Secr‘e- '
Wily Not Be the First One «to
V r i C 10 R i'A
PICTORIAL
"PICTonl’AL
. , PPFIS'
for womens’
V dresses, waists.
Now
At our
Costume. 15 cents
W Wagons with.
onaxlcs‘, 111: so to $551871.
’ 25 West Washington St,
Sgpth Norwalk.
Phone 1969
fl
1.2.:
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PRESENTED
The first Draped Skirts.“
wc'Fe displayed In '
for March," 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of-
‘- igred draped effects.
offers new as the latest from
' The “JAPANESE." Collar
_ is your 'chance '10
‘ choose and wear this, the lat-
est style from Paris first
Pattern Counter,
you may inspect this charm-
1.1; {trillion}
For Sale at DONNELLY' S,
Prompt Delivery; ~
*‘L—hh.
wear the Really Vs... cry
L R E V I EVW '
REVIEW '
REVIEW
and misses’
coats, etc.
Costumc.15 cent]
16 South Main St.
A
9‘ Breakfast, 25:. Dinner, 86o.
Supper, 26o.
Vegetable. 18w p
Roast Porit
Hamburger Roast aild Onions.
Hungarian Guiash
.Boiléd Potatoes
'Mhshed 'Turn‘i'os
Ebocolate Pudding
Home-made Bread and Pics
Mansion House“
C HASSI‘N, Prop.
00/3“ Wash. 8'... So. Norwnik.
TELEPHONE I807.
.1“
'1'3 [V
J
is 11' blind sEow storm. If your
Ii Washington 81. _ Bo Norwnlk. Conn
- 82 no. MAIN ST.
Wednesday Dinner "‘ '
' i‘ Hob/1p
LI out $250,000 Silo bud in her treasure
Jim]
Found I
“BY M. QUAE.
(“urtbc 7th day or October, 1862. tho‘
Princess loft Australia with a
cargo crowded and other articles valued
rebut sold in dust. bars and coin nggrow
collusilfioomo
,Ifromd
‘ In June, 1868, eighteen yours after
thorium of thé Princess 1 Was 0110 of
yobs crew 01' the Boston uhhler Tolls“
mun. whichnwuu trying the cruising
She was nor or heard
roe o. (ii-op us a card or
’ phaliopfis. We will ropair and
paint it all for one price. guaran-
teed, to per acre foot. Cal
new. . . ’q M,
E. R BradleVSICo.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
‘ PheIIo 781.
1.-."..2a‘
When '
IN ‘jpoUsT
as to whe'Te to «Roi your suit made.
cleaned repaired or pressed give us a
trial. .Called for and delivered.
A. L. BRI'A
' Fine Tailor.)
TEL. 926.
Tho, Recd 8: Volt
Electrical Cd.
TanIy r‘uIIy mum's
“panorama oHoP..
m the Town
.r
:Aurowsurpun
Phone sot—so so. my at.
so. Norms. 1111.9 Kali moor.
WW
, assctnzr
LAUNDRY
’Phone - 5- 4
. The Laundry that guarantees
'not to injure garments with ln-.
jurious chemicals is the place
to send your clothing. We oboe
lutiy guarantee not to use any ,
such chemicals as their place
is not in a laundry of today. Let '
us do your family wash this
week and we will «wash CLEAN
everything, starch the starch
. pieces ”and dry them and iron on
THE FURNITURE OF YOUR
DREAMS
_ the table linen and bed linen. At
the rate of 1 1-20 per piece or
50 pieces for 750
Semi-Plumb Wash
50 PIECES 75c
Easter lililiinery _:
1 «New and Exclusive Models at?
' .Moderote Prices;
.' Edna Mae Seymour :.
Roodne'r’s Block
in his
Ibers. There ago three applications oil
prominent men now posted in cham-
hers silica and they are John MoMui
ion. or New York who is associated
with the Atlantic Gulf and Pacino
company. F s. Beardsley, of mm a-
'port, who is connected with the A'-
drew Radsl Oyster, Clinically. and
Frank F. Clark, of Newtown avenue.
Mallory. .
,........
w . 11
hour. Koch my 111
llook' Bl ood 131th
"IVOOPOM‘IIGWII
I
1 well or r
0%?! Main
pure wt
tary H. E l—iall 'is keeping a sharp eye -
i 'on the membership figures.
fl} brief period at the helm, Mr. Hall has
" materially increased the list of mem-'
It simply trite
waeuipio'ron eraser.
Uncas Tribe, No. 26.1 0.11 M. will
hold 9. Weekly meeting this evening.
The first degree. will be exémplined. ,
RELIABLe-FOLEY'S HONEY MID
TAH' OOMPOUNO. ’
l Just be sure that you till! Foley's,
Honey and Tar compoundeeit ii a 1'0“
liable medicine for census. colds.
Ilia-oops whooping douche, bronchial
and In prtppe coughs, which are wound
,ouiog to the systolic: it also gives
Tiu' .mflwumdsnuito mutton: hoarse»
tend sthfly wheat?
Valle by all 'Vdrum
prices,a
tor can... in spam.
Come in and see.
The A. J. Angevme;
&SonV_Company . .
VSOUTHjNORWALK
wasn‘t more graceful and artistic in
design nor richer in quality than the
FINE FURNITURE WE OFFER
and you can procure ours at filr
as much or as little as you .
please: We have furniture suited to .
the hu'mbl'est cottage and furniture lit ,
1
~——__
Mrs. A’da F.Altenbrandt
1' cola Agent for the
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
importers of tine dress fabrié'h.
Made to order by French Tailors
Women's Suits Skirts and Coats; W-
foot lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples
to cheese from. Among them are the
new creaseleos linens; all 110311th
Lshados: goods acid by the yank. no du-
dill-onto! if desired. The id is
invited to poll evenings ai‘ter 6'Io'oiock
6 was 8t. Tol.122M. so. Moi-walk.
’Fi
_—
now located at No. 8Wh
MainSt. and am prepared to;
«lake orders Ifor indiss', suits.
~ coat‘s, etc. ' Repairing. clean; ,‘
ins and pressing especially.
Givsvmem trial.
M Dolm
s
m
T—n.‘ ‘ n-..»—
1" GreatiaEaster Sale
; at the
Royal Grocery.
ALL THIS WEEK;
GREATIEST GAL'E' EVER.
READ CIRCULAR ”'
i'
141
Royal Grocery
‘ Groom end Pruiteroro.
Tol.120$3.V
Tlie cantata, ”Story of the (l
by Dudley Buck, will be given on}
Good Friday eVeuin‘g at 8 o’clock. bl“. '.
{Tb
the choir of Trinity Church.-
music will be under the direction
Edward J”. mm. “who
mumps "
Ladies’ TaYlor '
85 N. MAIN ST.
Speual l9c
Silo;
dnesday .
oar our new Milton AND
HANGING LAMP . .
' among the' ice. and on a dozen differ out
‘ j of the berg and found it to be about
: ledge about 100 icon above the water.
' find that the fine had 'z'reased drifting.
‘ broken my last I set out to try it
of Enamel Ware
{.1 bout ,
‘ . Witter In story direction. and a itronii
. £11“?! '9 51h?” south of Cape Horn.
' ,, . Ilid V11 filir Inn of luck u bcn
We Eot‘ii ii‘ mile from the north uh'ich
lasted for foul“ days and nights ulth
out a‘ break. Thisd dmve us an 11y south
occasions the ship was within 11 huh‘ s
breadth of being cast away or ovc‘.
whelmed After the foulth day of ti
gale there was a calm lasting thiIt'y 5
hours. During this intoirtll tip: Talis-
man luy botw een two monster icebergs
with Ian bouts don 11 and ready to tow
her out of the way should they close
in on her. Then we got a strong
breeze from the‘cust. .
‘ Sometimes he lay moored to a herg~
for several hours; again we were '
pounding among the grout cakes of ‘
ice, which threatened every moment to
crush In hcr_sides._ We ha'dkbecn dr‘iyg
lug topthe southeast. for three days
when the breeze fell'umi left us one
heaving sea Willi 11‘ monster iceberg
about tw 0 miles inlay to the south
The ship i1 1d tints i‘m sustained little
dumuge. but the crew were exhausted
with the hard work and constant vitri-
innce. The men were {given no all
days rest and .110 incident occurred
until late in the afternoon The mass
of ice bud 11 front a mile long:r on our
side, with an average height 01300 feet.-
Whut its width was we. could not any.
We were astonished. to see smoke ring
1111.: from the for side of it. No be
doubted that it came from a tire ligh ed
by shipwrecked suiims, uh) bud
caught sight of the ’i‘niislnnn illld \ch‘I‘
i
'1
. V.‘ . h " ,..V.
Fownn' GIovu.'
if "it’s a .Fownes Silk
that's all you ' Hose
need to know, 25;. 50a.
9100 to $4.00.," $1,002; 31,50,
is
Great Sale of Shapes
99c, $125 $149 $179 and $1.99
Easter sale of Spits
.ialid Coats
$12 so, 114.98.116.95 to $35.00
Pull Through
Another Iron-
mg Day Without a Gas or
" Electric Iron
A Gas Iron Complete Costs but $2. '-'- or, we will
deliver a guaranteed Electric Flat Iron to your
home for $3. 50.
The United Electric Light 81 water (30.
making her a signal
The third mate and three Ill(‘ll were.
ordered of! in one of the wlmlchonts to
investigate, and i was one of the three .
selected. We took with us a breaker i
of fresh water, 11 bottle of rum. bread.
‘Wo pulled to puss the’ Western fare ‘
halt a mile long: As'we »molied.its-
. southern limit and turned to the east . ;
we caught sight of a small the on 9. .
As soon as we got up to it the mute
hailed and was promptly answered
that there were two men on the ledge.
one of whom had a broken leg. There
upon i won ordered to remain by the.
boot and hold on. while the mute and
the two men landed on the berg unIlVV
began making their ’way up to the
ledge.. I
Twenty minutcd later the bark split
a fog settled down grid with it came a
breeze. i did not know what to do.
and so i laid in my our."~ wrapped my-
self in a blanket and sat down In the
bottom of the boot. You will think it
queer that I fell asleep under the cir-
cumsmnces.«but that is exactly what
happened. nor did i wake until day-
light came. again. Then i found my-
self in' an ice doe which was drifting
to the south at the rate of about three
miles an hour.
I am not at on sure how long i driftv
ed. but the general direction. was south.
and the time Was at least four days
and nights. On the morning of what
was probably the fifth day! awoke to
am; a quarter of a mile to the east of
the boat w'in a mass" or ice. ‘ . .
1.; was a mile or more in length and
not over thirty feet high and looked
meat. blankets. 11 boat compass and n .
- lantern. nmhinrkncss fell as we pulled
'; away from the ship
Are. you ready 'ior McNelly's' or the big summarisesson of dancing?
Learn to Tango
Trot, Hosit'atlon Maxixe Boston Glide, One-Step, Dip Finlano Lame
Duck, Half and Half Policy Manhattan and Tango 3 ilfl, Twilight.
. All modern land regular dances guaranteed for $5 or money res
funded.
START TODAY
Private lessons every afternoon and evening in your own .home or
POL E
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
29‘ Menroe Street Tel. 735,2 «l
All teaching done with the Victroia dancing music. Latest dance '
records. ‘
1'
more liken wail resting. on the water.
The ice was yellow and dirty. with
racks embedded in it here and there,
find i have no doubt that a good por-
tion of it was the lower part' of on
iceberg which had turned tortle Be-
tween me and the wall was a jumble .
‘ of ice. over which It seemed impossible
to make my way. but as soon as i had i
it
took me a full hour to make that qunr '
tor of a mile. but at length i reached
the wall and found that i could easily ,
out up its rough side. When 1 reached
.lho top it was to discover that the
. mass of icexwas almost :1 cube. with n
grout hollow in its surface to remind
one of the crater of a volcano.
in the center’ of this hollow iny‘a
mass of wreckage, and after u long
store. half believing my eye's deoelved
me. .1 slid down and began investiga-
lionV No One will, ever see a‘ more
corious sight. A space several nuns-
dred feet square was covered“ with‘
broken masts, yards beams". planks.
boards: ropoat blocks and soils. A large.
ship had here suffered ‘destructio‘u
Just bow' 1 Could not determine! hu't' it,
seemed to me as if a great body or ice
had fallen on It as she rested in the
crater. No other force unless gun
' powder could hove so wrecked and
can bore the name Princess; . .
late” bathe items“ tho doe hogan
. to break ‘
By .
gilt there were lanes or
till, from the south 1 drifted
til Iiii that nitdit'und illi tho
'V'mu‘ult time. with the that 1 ill!‘
the Mills
$.
'01 the labor advocates to save mem-
'duVstrlai organizations are operated for
scattered her about. Some or the wreck: '
'd'l dot pack to my Hartfordi
Iiy drill the mom must bums
lied r
"It
1 . - J
LIMITING iNJUigCTION POWER OF
COURTS.
WASHINGTON, April 7.—-Prepara-
tions were completed today for the com
ference of the members of the House
Labor group. It was expected that fa-
vorabie reports would be received
from the committee instructed by the
group to urge the passage of the Bart-
lettaBacon bill to limit the injunction
power of'oourts in labor disputes.
Representative Resting? of Colors
do. said today it was not the intention
‘Plain and
Simple
hers of'labor unions from the consea
nuances of criminal note. but merely to
rdstrict the powers of‘the courts to ‘4‘
grant injunctions in cases where in-
uio benefit of inner rather than to ob-
loin profit.
Active steps will b6 taken tonight,
it: tires said, to have Congress incor-
porate these principles of the Bartlett-
Bacon bill in the proposed administrn
tion tutti-trust legislation
elation NILA‘” aruarime. ‘I
Rt Rev. John ”non. bishop Oil
" is returning from his visit}
to Rome and the Holy Laii'd on the ; .
steamihip Madam: of the, Holland4 _
American line. which is duo in New]
York today. The bipii‘w visited items
‘ Advertising
'1»
increases
w
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. 91¢
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