lie-tinned from First Peso-i
“manual the Dutch liner.
MW: and 150 members of
g ., thafladaafaaew were taken aboard
15 the one» at 4:30 o’clock. educa-
it! alumina. halt an hour after the
two steamers nomad. a: 6:30 a. In..
‘mCunao erred the rescued pu-
Qlates battleship, South Carolina.
which distanced three other battle-
all)! a! the Atlantic acct in a race
‘ started by the call for help from the
tireless aboard the Modem. The
south Carolina brought the shipwrecks
ed company to this port and trains-
«on moms J Millard. or Tomp-
“ville. S. I
fiennwhile, tho fiyndam. with iltty
of her crew still aboard came in under
Mvoy of the battleship Texas, and
anchored on South Brooklyn. There
wheneceived all but a dozen of her
passengers and the rest of her crew
iron the Millard, after which the dis-
abled steamer started up the river to
he! dock in Hohoken. The twelve pas
sengers who stayed on the Millard
were landed at Hoboken early in the
day. The lHolland-America line in-
tends to forward all the passengers
who wish to go to Rotterdam on their
steamship Rotterdam. due to sail
Tuesday.
Four battleships. the South Caro-
lina. Louisiana. Kansas and Michigan,
were on theirway to Norfolk, Va.,
from the war game of the past week
I)! the North Atlantic coast when they
picked up the Ryndam's 's. o. 8. call
shortly after 4‘ o'clock, Wednesday
morning.
their course and rushed at full speed
to the side! the stricken ship sixty
{sixty miles at an average or 1934
let than her best previous record.
V immediately after the blow the
Bones laid to and took aboard the ARyn-
dam's passengers and three-quarters
Vof her crew, transferred in the Rya-
vlam's lil’eboats.
H. D. Bos, parser of the Ryndam.
said that the passengers were asleep
'.M the time of the accident. “1 was
"In bed and asleep myself." said Mr.
wBos’. “l was awakened by the Jar of
the impact and got up to see what it
was. i looked out through my port
. Ind’saw the Cause backing away from
i“ .. us.
“One of the stewards informed me
I'- had been hit by another ship. In
a short white the passengers were all
”awakened and were gathered on V‘che
promenaut deck and the lllebpais .
l
promenade deck level waiting word
.. from the captain. As the ship con-
tinued to settle. Capt. van der Hueval
gave the word to take to the boats,
which was done without the least con-
fusion. On board the Cuneo every-
thing possible was done for our com-
fort
“Shortly after 6 o'clock the batttle-
A ship South Carolina came up, and soon!
afterwards the other war vessels ar- .-
rived. The men of the South Caro
line. were ready 'for the‘rescue. snd'in
‘ an amazing short space of time boats
and steam launches were in the water
and all around the Cuneo. We were! ’
taken aboard the south Carolina in our‘
own boats and the boats were hoisted
to the decks. Oiilccrs and men of the
South Carolina while we were their
guests gave us every possible ouon:
lion. .
"The only\person injured was Adam
Yount. of Rotterdam, a.,cabln passen»
_ ger. Mr. Yount is a cripple with a
'cork leg. The tastonlngs to the leg
gave way while he was being transé
{erred to the Cuneo and he slipped and
. :bruised his knee." .
Passengers“ or the- Ryndam con-
firms! the report of Purser Bos, say-
V in that the crew of the Ryadam ex-
tibited the utmost coulnm and eve
cruised every care for the safety of
1100 passengers.
, Due young woman left the Ryndain.
chi only in her night dress covered
tra- -rainceat. The property room of
‘ihe South Carolina's theatrloul talent
motion unspoken. and in... item ‘
”provided by one at the: miter or-
floors who durinsmlcw; weerln N61!
York had penchant! some ,1"? pres
eat to a relative. 4}; .
into
if
ion-t an hour atterthe ltyndam docked.
hero-wane torment—tile. little
Ar
author had been hiiédmflon.
humane-had. helplaeaabent
«mmroooonmnm mfilllior!
m noses in the ham pipes and
moon hytheheu. Cihrvvise.
be? certain pointed" out; use was an
V_ W can I say" inquired“ Cam;
”I“. when asbed fur a statement.
‘mnonw tiniest, andno
*aauers and semen to the United '
Wthemat130mm todaytothe ‘
Immediately they charged.
Vanlles away. One of the South Caro
{line's oillcers said that. she made that “
NOW per hour, a. speed he said, bet. -»
were swung out and suspended at the V
not; the main deficiencies was the oxV- -.
broom Mrs mi. use... one. was
imonitor chained a eomplsiit amiss:
’her hon Grand Juror liorebouae and
heel Constable raiser on audios the
“Furnished Rooms"
3“" slash that you'll pay.» more
» la necessary-sad not less this you
"“' AT my names
CoVst Reduced— Quality Maintained
ComporcWitliPiamedcaaiuPrioea
OIOtherStaudmdMakas
3§x30 '- 12.20
4 x33 - 20.00
41:34 - 20.35 5 1:37
4:334 -
4:336 -
27.30
28.70
- 33.90
Fisk quality tires never gave more universal satisfaction
than they are giving today.
THE F [SK NON-SKID is the only real
can be bought at th__e_ L___9__w Prices.
Fisk Tires For Sale By All Dealers
THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY
of N. Y.
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
is Here
4.1;. u.
Chalmers
Within reach of everybody
A WONDER'lor the MONEY
NEW'
SIX 40
51.400”;
.VAA81 BROTHERS GARAGE
South Norwalk Coho. 1'3.
.4:
us
warms}; SALE
Stillli mains
m
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SECUDIW flhimmi}
Mitt ttrvmuu —- up our mom
ills MAIN Ell-"iii. 22I8
BRIDGEPORT
There is N0 TIME like the PRESENT to Prepare
For liie Fll'l‘llllli.
Merrill Business Gallant
ASKsV DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED
SLANDER.
WANT covasumsur To. HELP
PAY FOR LAYING or cook .
gsuuo casts. ‘
unaw— .
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Elia Nelson LewlaFliea Suit In Suns.-
_ rior Court Against. LloydAilesker.’
Ella Nelson Lewis at Stratford. filed
suit in Civil Superior Couri’ Tuesday
against Lloyd Blocker. a salesman. liv-
log at. 1161 James street. Strattord.
Mrs. Lewis asks 85, 000 for defamation
of character
ms. Dania alleges that cu april Ill.
Fred L. Palmer, a constable and Rep-
resentative lvau L‘. Morehouse. Grand
Juror of Stratiord. “lira. Lewis is a
bad wotuamsha heaps and maintains a
house or iii tam." Plaintiff claims
at this time she was living at 1262
Broad street. Stroller-d. and. had been
aVrssident there tor six years. also tor
some timershe'hsd been employed‘by
people! living in: the ”vicinity: of her
seat to Washington a petition signed}
by a number at companies operating;
ls‘hips along the Sound asking tor the
department of commecre to pay at
portion of the expense of laying a;
telephone from the mainland to user
lighthouse at Duck Island. 011.014:r
subscribed by the shipping lines- which
are interested in having. a telephone
at this point. samumeans or qulglti
V8
is practically the only place of rob:
ago for. vessels in case ot‘fstorm hen.
light keeper at Duck island, is an, oldl
Loatlvoploymoati'V‘ V
As-airesuit‘of the statdmetrt by
condition. if thei'e- vale a telephone
at» this lighthouse,
quickly secured from
compelled to vacate her house and
lost her employment.-
‘ The plaintilf turther. claims that.
a}.
city. ‘ ‘
o The subscription of; .3000 which. has
i
on the complaint she was arrested by
charges to be tales Palinemo reborn
edtotheoraudlnrorandthacom
pistol was destroyed. .-
om. Lewis alleges that the charge
was false and traumatic by Blacker
tram motives of malice. ‘
M
To nation? to- read the sentinel
advertisement: .. '
amaulm
. it your
? Seam Noni iii ‘
A ”V
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lame. has Notified Messiah '1:th
iron out- Alumni lave-time the: mat-
. ‘\
ble
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‘iilcaaelbfi
JAB”!!! Moulding the serve on
tomstnyosrhudy. lien-lemmas
ailo carve
llreolilaspiae. Youwlllmn
MthbeVChli-opraoaoraeaanos
A anatuaotlo outerm- alvaa also.
meet shore rniuwork will cost About, _
$1.200 half or which has already boost
4V.
nomekid which
'li‘ie, NeW‘Science
”Hum 0F
Wilhelmina
lathe
mm.
dun mu mutton. '
swam
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.atbramwnt orapraln ls
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muscledmandpaialn_
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1‘. Francis D. C.
antenna Palladium
"ad-W
HEADQUARTERSFOR GAS V
RANGES. $1.1m to $48.00.
A See- 'A
Self Lighting Burners.
our. Stock before buying.
Eddy Retrigerators.
Jones & Hotchktss
Nor-walk. Conn.
17 Wall St.
0.,
ourca‘ME or d'uVVrra.
‘llix‘f‘
all!!! convention hero.- emailed: yeste'ri
communication with the {shore is My resolution at mutilation an A
needed hate, became the liar-her there 10,3. locate. I; Co. for halving obtain '
ed in the llaited states Supreme Conn
a yerdict against the Deanery batters .
tween New Haven and New Inhibit. (or having; conductciuboveottmninstu.
cunt Joseph Smith, who is the 140.0“ . '»..
{no association adopted another res-
sea. captain and he has Von enviable. algae. mooring to the recently at) -.,
record as a life silver is case veg-lpoiotoo tellers! trade commission the At»-
so. put into his harbor in damsel hope of the association tor wise 1“
welt Co.
momma
t
convenllon to a close. ,
concerto! carnal:
Imrm d
Conngessmen John Q. 'l‘ilson A... .Gas Hot Water Heaters _.. $1.00
greatly been madcap, will be unred- “PPM: 'flmfl' W A333.
over to the enrollment if the da-
port'uient o! commercerttlll consent»: V
I” a“ we M m u” “h" ”1" While bull tau ovum iu‘ ‘
of the cost. The department of coal :itlalnctt'ilram mm“ J m
opium in with
mm -m new 10.49??? V
tor and do everythingihat ls north and also m «calm “5.1.5 .
confirm WA: on Mrs 23.
: V“ w 'l'fllilMM Wilt. conub
Gr School. 1|. _
. muons my urn. Nation 1’
alAVssocmion oi Mnauiaotliuri, in an- ,
1110!? could be} ma President Wlillsin.ll..'l‘aft .:
Mull one: senator Harding 0’! onio‘osxirosu ‘
but! the. 0'11er CW be hothfiCGA Q Gd. mV munch 1‘”),th at the».
“10 “I“? “V ““3”? .0! their WW? null? banquet. which brought the
_ .,,
...a
lilac; ll. “wallow Hum.
safely reached from the sieve
even a tiny one,a
cretonne in harmonious shad
chaises leagues.
Reed Furniture, Porch
This will not be a cost]
at small prices
Special Sewing Rocker.
shields, etc , $8.50, $9.00. $10
‘ Hannnock Standards. $3
fees in fine Enghsh French
$2. 50. Nor. irrespective of
Do not miss this chance.
liq
bronze.
Plaid Novelties for hair
£5de 1857
tor in the old carpet store.
in gs
Chairs and Rockers.
LessZiperceal
y transaction.
regular price $1. 00
Coach hammocks
.00, $12. 00, $15.00 and $19. 50.
so.
Latest and best models with springs and easy mattresses,
May Sale of Porch Furniture
Reed and Willow at Discounts this week.
It is a yearly custom at Reads to have a Sale of Porch furniture with special dis-
counts the last week in May, and this sale is now in full swing, spite of the confusion
that reigns in captain portions of the buildings. The Furniture Store can be easily and
Let 6 cryone who has a porch,
a“bit balcony” like a bird’ 5 nest hanging on a wall, be rcadx to u elcome
June who enters next week. And it need not be a costly affair.
Willow Furniture of approved designs and coloring, with back» and seat cushions of
In sets and separately, chairs,
dix ans, roc kers and
Hong Kong Chairs, S'ettees and Radius, natural color, very attractive,
One-third less man regular
There are many Comfortable chairs and rockers
Setiees and benches for the lawn, also for park sod cemttery use.
for 89¢
Fourth floor.
adjustable backs, wind
IV“
Swing Hammocks, $1. 50, some, $2. 25. 82. 75. $3 00 and .$3' 50:
Porch Rugss Woven Rag Rugs and Mattings.
Third floor.
time at Odd Cups and Saucers
In movingr the various dishes from shelf to shell as bidd on by the
numbers of odd pieces came to light, something like cleaning a pantry , one did not re
ly understand there were so many.
There are dozens of odd Boui
reconstructors,
al-
lion and Chocolate Cups, Teacups and After- dinner Coi-
and Austrian ware, which haVe borne tickets from 50 cts. to .
iomier prices or grade of chine, each is marked 25¢
Allioioiilibboas
bows.
Basement;
Beautiful new Ribbons. Brocaded Satins and Moires, Tafietas and Roman Stripes in
rich blendings of gold, Belgian blue, crimson, green and blue, mahogany,
maize and
Special widths and stvles for girdles and sashes.
See exhibition case at Main St entrance.
h lull"!
numeric» leer
W
V 'Biflfii‘fi
All 111W"
7 1}‘r.
4,800 Sunnis VAFeet.
It you are seeklns storms room
at reasonable terms indulre ot
Norwalli Sietmhoal V
“upfront!” lulu-m.t
BENJAMIN 8‘. ”5931.135
The Secret of sliced Figure
lulnthebru-tere. Ila ndndso (thonamda orwmnen -
Dion-Jolie eliminator-them thattbev Wizard
acorns ltau thebuataudbeck’
mum .
are mall-fiesta- Milena: ‘
figs-"030m lag outings-fruit;
U 'l;fl .d rkbllliyb-aholl it
5““ “I “f p u ‘ tel
tastiest-emitting laundering wilhat
Nauru. N. i.
said he worked for Elfron, but
when she asked not tor 1350. pet
lb. tor rags. the same that Emu
pays. he tried to buy than for less.
Sadie then looked at the wazcn
and it didn't have
'Tl—lE WM. EFFRON do.
- , INC. , _
sign. so she drove him from the
place. . I,
. llnc'v'ci
. vl .eu-a.
, l~ “Phone.“I. A. V ‘
CDMMTULA'i-ss ALoaw": co on J "
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ch
.80.
moo new new! mo
AW!“ m?
implant!” the ' I
custody on». -. unmby. 101.:
, It dries naturally to a hand~
Sadie lights with Junk man. who’
1
.n...se; ;
Ar.
A genulne hard oil finish {01:4
" general interior Work; in oak!»
erryA‘andV similar woods.
me gloss. and- rubs and» polishes“
Vi.- other articlesisoltl tor Woodfinishiag purposes. Maxie in...
f=‘.‘:-‘t‘uro ”shades “Whit and “Light”
. _ COME 130‘
an: lll’ili‘. sitar
TODAY FOR DOLLAR
DAY BARGAINS.
consortium
' 55 ~0an MAlN sréssr.
' SPECIAL SPRING NQTICE.
All? Kinda or sounding Stock
Montana 51 and ll. 20 a dos.
Culeona ' 31 9. d0!-
. Vim" ~31 a dot.
Dracula- Indivise 300 98611
English ivy ~ ‘ ‘2 20c each
Marlyoldi __ ' 10¢ each
:Buwood, L: 50c each
We rut window boxes and vases tor
cemetery use‘at rsasonbie prices, or
any'ether. vaork‘ also special wreaths
tor cemetery Kati $1.25; and :up.
43 V:
' ‘14-:- via:-
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VJ
perfectly LuXebérry Wood Fire-A"? -,
._ _ ish' is not put in barrels, hall bark» ‘ ‘ “
role or. kegs, but' in sealed sense ’ .
,, VJ‘oniy up to‘ four gallons. ‘_ 7“ -'
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V I A- 'It will cover more surface than any ordinary varnish Von. ’ ’
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