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Joseph illness. of Norwalk, spent
yosbeNsy in New York city.
FRED. H. .GAHUNO,
mei mind" I“ “
Edward Bernard and Edward Mc-
Gowan were visitors in New York yes-
terduy.
The Misses lltzinger and Smith, of
South Norwslk, were in ‘New York
city yesterday; ‘
~Well—dressed men wear the derby. 1 ,»
0...... LingerieWaists
Smart new styles in Lin-
gerie Wallets, made with kimo-
no end drop shoulder effect In
corded voile crepe, mmulsette
and initiate in assortment of do
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Ladie’: Hand Bags
New stli a in Lodles‘ Bags in
all leatbele genuine goatskin,
real pin soul. silk moire and
velvet ....... , . . . $1.00 to $4.93
Colored Silk Tango Bags
501: each
J . I. Mallette
88 Wuhinnton 8f.
Tel. 449. So. Norwulk.
Elmer Inngard. formerly with the
111 Electric Light and Wuter Com‘
pany, as superintendent of lines, has
decided to continue his annual habit
and has left for Atlantic City to spend
luster ’
_._.._.__.. in.
George Kunz paid $3 and costs and
John Hell paid $8 and costs on the
personal tax cases this morning, thus
settling their obligation Mr. Perkins
failed to appear and the omcers are
looking for him.
Friends are receiving postal cards
from Miss Emily Randle, of Elm
street, who is wintering in Daytonn.
Florida. Miss Randle has conducted
dancing class in that city during
the past several months and has done '
quite well. ‘
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~Evervthing in footwear for hust- M
11r, (‘onnealiy and Bracken _ l
Miss Alice Earle and Miss Knther- THREE HORSE TEAM HA8 ACCI-
lne Bette. of Norwalk. uttendod the DENT.
performance of “The Belle of Bond A three horse team belonging to
street," with Sam Barnard, Gaby Holmes. Keeler a Company, whole
Deslye, and Harry Pllcer, at the Shu- sale grocers. bad a slight accident
bert theatre in New York yesterday this morning. The team was coming1
afternoon out of Ann street turning into North
Main street when a trolley ear bound
Miss Lelia A. Gregory, of Wilton. Uptown came along The driver 01
who had such a successful operation the horses could not keep them clear
81 St Luke‘s 3080““- 13 “013N113 with and the outside horse was struck by
her brother. in Greenwich. for a. time. the handle of the front step. The bar
convalescing. She expects to return noes was tom 11 bit, but the animal
home soon and resume her duties as did not suffer any injury,
piano teacher. . 1
-Place to buy Easter hats. OBricn
Wm-“ ;
The house committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club meets this ofternoon
in Commodore William H. Brington’s
oil» in monastic building. to dis-
cuss and arrange plans fu- thc com-
ing season. At this meeting u decis-
ion will be reached in regard to who
will be employed as juuitor of the
club.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS success-
FUL FOR RHEUMATISM AND
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Positive in action for backache.
weak back,rheu1nutlsm, kidney and
bladder troubles. P. J. Boyd, Ogle,
Texas. writes: "After taking two bot-
tles of Foley Kidney Plilu.:my rheu-
matism nnd_kidnsy trouble are con»
plotsly gone." Safe and attentive. For
sale by all drusglstu."
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-1~«'Propetty owners, just a word!
Look bolero you build. You men and
you women who are going to build
homes. We are the bunnlow man of
your cows. Get our prions. Phone.‘
3082. St. John and Keysor.
Vincent 1M. King, who for ll-lteen :
years has been superintendent of the
National Hot 00., has resigned his po-‘
ultlon and covered his connection with
the company. He has no future bus. 1 1
mean 91mins yet. Mr. King. who is 1 -
a lieutenant-colonel in the C. A. c. 1'”
will ago-tn Fortress Monroe shortly to
ohm artillery study at the military
uchool there and will non-centennia-
huunntilhlo return ran-abut: News.
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wall: Trust Co. will earn *4
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ween-Poor 61451.7, 131.112 FISH.
NATIVE FLAT FISH, coo, HALIBUT.
CLAMs. GOSLING CLAMS.
Wool End Washingmn 51. Bridge.
TELEPHONE 1.08.
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To Let-
for manufacturing purposes.
With or without heat.
:l. 600 square
HARRIS 81 GANS
Water Street, South Norwalk.
1111?; very lull: word 111 spring 0110:th style. First .
1‘1 distinctivelyyonng, mumm by mm of ‘
has liwlf’m in
Several tylca am “Wed.
$10 to $20 ‘
or Young
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All the authoritative styles oi the moon—all the
m .1111 graceful modcluiwwhich NmYork‘omcet
celebrated designers are fusions-1d! the
woolen which men of good taste will demand and upon
which the 3mm designers of't‘his 111111 foreign cann-
tries have given their best efforts.
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on Water
Street
die way of
beautiful
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SPANISH
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feel. Light on all sides.
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COMPANY
Tel. 791.
MACKEREL.
‘HADDOCK AND OTHER KINDS. ALL FRESH. NOT FROZEN. LONG
CLAM'S OPENED AND IN SHELL. OVSTERS, ROUND
Cutbil-l’s Bridge Fish Market
South Norwalk.
Free Delivery Uptown and Downtown,
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Dealer in Overland Cars;
Trucks from
Trucks from 1% ton to 5
Luther M. Wright
-:~ Brockway
'4 ton to 2 ton; 11 Universal
ton; 'i- Chase
Trucks from '11 ton to 3 ton.
The l’uturo contains no worry or «anxlot
11 pmtlon of his earnings regularly.
it whenever possible.
“I‘M mu.
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Our 9.11th1): loll
CADILLAC cans ,
111 almost exhausted Place your order we end rim is Tris-(3M1 or
The City National Bank
The “Rainy Day” Fund
y for the 1111111 who deposits
Start your “Rainy Day" fund with this Bunk-«toduywnnd add to
Success in any walk in life can be won by persistent and do
lemuined effort—«the man of the hour is the mun with a. method.
Interest 4 per cent. in our Sevlngs Department.
on or before April 10111 draw interest from-the 1st
Deposits. mndo
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.. hops he thought of suicide or the boat
1 The Story of 1111..
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The port fire lighted up the son for .
. .1111» single point of 1111111111111:
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' just as n aquuil was coming 11p.
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“Madeira. bo‘upd'lor a port in the West
liW'lll sleep wlwn 11 curious.
1111' All i listened in tin- noise the
only thing! could compare it to one
the noses of sharks bumping up
11311111“ a. small boat.
been ridiculous to call to the mate and
give him uny'sucb wild explanation.
c‘ulioue noises 111111 left the cause ionic
,1 own lmrcepuun
" ‘bsre'u d mt‘l or 11 1.11111 out there,"
be sold often a moment. "and the noise
may be‘nmde by cars. l'il burn a port
11 hundred feet around, and the 11m
thing We saw was 11 ship’s boat within
forty 111111111 1111 on the port bow. In
the bottom or the hunt were two bu
manlhrures. and one of them was a
womun, and all around the boat the
sen was alive with sharks. As soon as
we caught sight of the bout the mute
11111 to call the captain. By the time
1111 right down against us. and one of
Hip crew lowered himself into her 11ml
111111111 fast the painter Then I got
13111111 in denim. him 11111] we passed up
the bodlEe 11111 man first. We might.
lost as well halo dropped him into the
1111,11, for be 11ml been 11111111 for twenty-
i'mlr hours at least. lie was rcoog‘nifi
1111 by nil 11.1: :1 sailor. As we picked on
Him woman. having not 11 doubt that
‘5 Elle was do 111 also. she moved and ut-
We bud her on 1101!!!!
(Wins a 101mb» of 111111111914 and the
1 small bout u hi1h “as n captain‘s gig.
inmv and without a name was later
! inflated up.
'lln‘ 11111111111 .moke to find llmsclf
:zllm 11111 of .1 strange sllip, with strange -
. men 11111111111 bur. She 1111.15 11 handsome.
well l'nl'uwd “1111111111. English in looks
hurl span-i1 111111 shout thirty years of
M10. H1111 apparel was fine and we‘ll)”.
but she were 1111 jewelry 11ml bud
neither :1 purse nor :1 eardrum When
asked how slu- 1-1111111 to be Ill 61:11 in
the pig what her 111111111 was. if she
11111] visited lludeii‘u or tho
ski! filed in Engluud. she could tell
.‘noliling. She [1111:1111 11 new life when
«bu 111111111111 llcz‘ 1111‘s in the cabin or
.lllr. Joyce. After three 111- four days
Violin 111M11 11ml l‘o‘t'ns‘llo 11111111» to tho
$111111» 1-111111lnsi1111. \1i1i1‘ll was this: The
Nullnr 1111M l1:1\‘¢- b11011 rowing lbc
:111'11511111 off [1) .11 rhip or {1111111 11 ship
to shore at $111111! of the islands.
1 That‘s the 11:11 no noun-d 11 11111.
'nml it looked 1‘111sonsble 11111111211. 11nd.
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111 lcdw H111 \":.1111:111 111 111111111111 11111]
f 111111111 lilo ( .m- .1< “ldl‘lj .114 Illasnllt‘.
‘ 11111-11111 enough shot fought 11111] bullied
(.lul 11.111111111 was 11 good
illiflkllllz 1111111. 11nd, fccllm.’ that she
, (mod him her ”111 111 (l doubling: 111111,"
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; she do but full in im 11 u lib i1l111' ‘l‘but
is 111111 1111” 11111141111: He fell hood
E 111'111‘ 110111.11 in love with her. The posi-
H1011 was most embarrassing for him.
il111u'1-1‘111'. .ill of 11>; 11;:1‘111-1l that the
11111111111 111m 111' 11:11] 11111111 11 wife.
though she had 1111 linger 1111;: in prbve
it. i think he saw things 1111 (111 l101111r~
ublo 1111111 should. and yet he could not
help 1111-1111,; 11111‘. When we 112111111111
5 Tl‘llllllilil he untitled the English 111111-
14111, pint-11d the woman in the house-
hold of 11 friend and tlwn sailed for
1111.1 port of New York.
The story of our picking up lin- lir-
1111: 111111 the (loud \vus published for
111111 wide. The publication of that
story nil over the world did not solve
the mystery. No buslmml 111111111 for-
word: 1111 relatives wrote.
When three yours l1111l_11i:1p.~e1l and
still no news bud come the two were
murrhxl. 'l‘be “1111111111 bud not 11.111111111111211
She was
11 wrapper to herself. 1:111» bud 1111
country. no minim-s, 1111 111111111 11xr11pt
by chance. After 11111111111111 llll' 1-1111-
t11l11 left the 111111 11111! wont into the
ship 11bn111licl‘y business in Brooklyn.
One evening two years after the worl-
1li111: tho 01111111111 of 1111 11111111111 trump
simmer Just in called to null for 111111111
information. 1111 1:1‘1111plul1101i of not
being well, 11ml, one thing leading to
another, he llnuily related 11 tub» of
Severn! yours before. while his
ship was 11t the Azores. his wife. who
had been sent unbore In the morning.
attempted to return ubout nightfall,
The
boat upset, and the 00111111111111: \vom
lost. They found neither the boat nor
1 the bodies. but there was no doubt
of tho calamity. The loss of the wife
subtracted the husband that he was ill
' of bruin lever for montba. 11111] be had
never rend 11111111. of her rescue 111 111111-
11001111. There was the husband at lust.
and Cuptnln Clark reellzm‘l that ho bml
rights before him. They were 11111111: In
the oilice. and perhaps he thought of
killing the 11111111 who Ind come to break
up his happy home. it was only 11
step to the edge or the slip, and per-
wny out. The climax” was 11 youriouu
111111.111»: in keeping. The straws e111»
g lulu. wished given his um nu inn-kc
was looking at Contain Clark in a. one“
‘ 1111.111 our the bow» caught my ‘
it would have
11111 r-nptulu arrived the boot had drit‘j;
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indies, in the American ship B1111 Joyce ,
_ when. 11 curious thing 11111111111111.1111 om.-
murulng about an hour heroic day-
1 1 was 11111511111» my eyes 11nd
but I finally called his attention to the ' '
Azores. if ,
1
0111 Line of Easter Shoes ,
For Men Women and Children includes all the latest lusts
111111 leathers for street or dress wear.
Triple Toe Hesiery
Fol the whole family in black, white and all the new colors.
Connesliy end beaches
WM 53.
NIGHT To as DAY
ON PANAMA CANAL
Light Buoys, Beacon. aod Range Tow
eri Will Allow Continuous
/ Pauline.
The lighting system now being in-
stall in and along “the Panama
Canal is so complete as practically to
render night into day. so for as the
greater inter-oceanic waterway is con-
corned In the March issue v: The
Navy. the organ of the Navy League
of the United States, is a description
of the wonderful system of lights that
are being installed.
“The completed Panama. Canal,“
says The Navy. ”has been called a
new wonder of the world. it is more
than that. It is a combination or
wonders united in one vast whole.
Not least among these wonderé is the
system of lighting which has been
installed throughout the entire length
of the waterway to enable vessels to
utilize night as well as day in their
passage.
“The contract for installing the
lighting system on the canal was
awarded‘to the American Gas Accu-
mulator Company, of lbiiadelphlu.
By the terms oi? the contract the com-
plete light buoys of the shape, size.
and dimensions specified by the Isth-
mlan Canal Commission, together with
installations in some or the beacons
and range towers.
To Use Beacons.
“Accordingly, the Panama Canal is
lighted throughout by -1utonlutic 1111.
attended lights, each 111 1g :1 distlnc
live characteristic. A1, .1e entrances
and through the (911111 ‘ Lake the
channel is marked by a - ,1ubie row of
automatic acctylenelil—hted buoys.
The channel is furil1e1 defined by
powerful, rapidtilushing range lights,
one set at either end of each 511113011-
eive tangent. Through the (‘ulobrd
Cut. or wherever the proximity of the
banks permits, beacons will be 1111011
instead of buoys.
“The illumination used is dissolved
acetylene; that is, acetylene under
pressure dissolved in a tank 1‘ ed
with a. special porous moss and . oe-
tone; acetone has a solvent. mph 1'
of twenty~flve times Its own volu 1e
per atmosphere of pressure. '1‘ '1
acetylene storing capacity 01' the
tank is. accordingly, ten times he own .
volume for each atmosphere of pres-
sure. Therefore, at a pressure 111' ten
atmospheres 11. tank contains one bun»
dred times its own volume of acety-
lane. Two or more of these tanks
are attached to each buoy or 1111111111111.
lion.
“The gas released from the limits
passes through a governor or reduc
i111; chamber, and from there into the
flashing chamber, and then 1111 see
through 11 pipe to the main 151111111111
where it is ignited by a constantly
burning pilot flame. The pilot 11111111
is fed through 11 lay—puss direct from
the governor. Z
“The oyetom shows an enttroiy new
principle in flushes which permits the
production of u very lnrge number 111'
separate and distinct iiushee compur.
ed with the older types of 1111111111111
lights. This new flasher 1111111 1111 111iI
iuated to give light periods 11111111
desired time. down to one tenth of ill!
second or less alternating with dink
intervals of any desired length. The
principles of the system used are our-
ered by the Union patents.
Range Lights of interest.
"Although not employed on buoys.
but on many beacons 11.111] range lights
it may be of interest to give a brief
«inscription of that ingenious invention
of 11111. Dalen‘upthe 111111 valve. The
nun who controls the flow of use to
the burner so that thought will burn
only in darkness. It is actuated cu-
tirely by light; its construction and
operation being based on the well
known physical law. that a body with
u light absorbing surface attains 11
higher temperature and consequently
«panda nerd than a. similar body
with u light reflecting surface when
both are expand to the some light.
'il W moor rod coated with
lamp 111111111 to old; it the property of
ohm-bin: W to the greatest pom
lilo hum is surrounded by three
am 111111. that have «meet or
which douse than: to re
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“light falls upon the apparatus it
rod bears on a valve controlling iii
flow of gas.
“When light is withdrawn from ti
apparatus this control rod contract
the valve is opened and allows th
gas to now to the burner: but w
absorbed by the blackened central
and transformed into heat. Whlc
thus shutting off the flow or gas t'“
the burner. This automatic llgh
keeper effects great fuel economy on
increases the service capacity of til
acetylene tanks. "
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Property! owners utilize Sentl
Wont Ads. in finding buyer: or 1
nuts with small cost or 1W”
WATCH
for our
Wonderful Offerings,
Friday’s Paper
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHlNGTON ST.
PHONE 410.
WWII kid «111mm Il‘flll.
Spring. Tomi;
Merrill
business Colleges
Begins Monday
April 13th
.\ Plllll‘Sv of study in Stone
hpy Sherwood, ’lypewrittug,
llockkccping and Model crow
”-llzliuing is a Kev to Success
Enroll Now. looks etc,
i1‘rcc.
South Norwaik. Stanford. 1
Port Chester.
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Easter Millinery‘;
Now 111111 Exclusive Models 111.
Modurmg l’l‘lt‘L-s,
Edna; Mae Seymour
1101111111111 BloCk
WASHINGTON STREET 3:1
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Bridge Teeth
By this work the tlvllllsl is
able to fix permanently between
thong teeth left to you crtlfil‘iu‘
ones that are perfect in nppmlr
once and usefulness. See
Dr. 1. 11. Malleryf”
Ho makes this work ills spec ' ‘
lolly. More 1111 inspection. Gel. ‘
his opinion.
It‘s worth the investigation " q
18 So. Main 8b. 811. Norwulk. ,
HOURS: 9 A. M. re 8 P. M.
SUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT.
H. .1. TR! 11
Architect and
Mechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all 111111111 cl prlv
11111111111». residences. sic. Plum. up,
all 111111111 of mechanical drool
Tracing and 1111111 printing do
enable.
Norwalk Chronicler