.wt, Canada, opposite Erie
* an my morning on its
. m. and his body
‘nnvea.
9:
..’/ thlp sprang ti
d doors. comfortably warmed.
is the advantage that a well
warm air beater like the ana-
FOR SALE BY
“’MRACE R.
"n has over all other types of
“an" r.
NASR N0. IAINS‘! Cor WESl
During lleavy Goil
(Continued from First Page.)
.———-
{9-
Spring Leak in Storm
CLEVELAND Oct. 23. News that
‘0 steamer James B Colgate had
fluttered in Lake Er“ on Friday
fit and that the crew tit 21 men had
ad was broutrht here today by
Walter (lrashaw. the sole sur
thorn who was rescued after being
firm on a raft (or 391,; hour»;
‘nie vessel went down all Long
t‘ apt
haw was landed in (‘onneuut 0..
“I dead of exposure to the fury of
be atorm.
Nineteen of the I‘ll“ “ere ~utkt d
~Iown to death when the big steel boat
under-ed and tWo others on the raft
with the captain were washed of!
3nd drowned.
Bank on “Black Friday."
The Colgate sank on the night or
Chat has been turned Black Friday"
h marine circles. Six men time lost
the!) the steamer Filer sunk in Lake
‘10 on Friday only (‘npt Matrisoii
Mn; smed Earlier that night the
“corner Marshal F Butters found
cred. but the crew of 13 men was
owed.
Less than an hour after the Filer
ml. the Colgate, largest of the
three vessels, went dowti'iniles away.
1110 loos of her crew has raised Black
Friday‘s casualty list on Lake Erie to
27 men.
It first i‘opt. Imsluiw was unable
to tell the names of his tivo t‘Olllpfln‘
toll! on the raft.’ When he recovered
a little he said they wrie Suniitl Il-n
(incur ilariy Osinan oi Cleteland and
a coal passer whose name he did not
and who had shipped in Bub,
“10)“! below the Calcite left i“
way in
m William, Ont. with coal.
Cut. Grashnw could be seen by his
more prostrate or the. raft, his
mired hands wrapped around the
lashed by the
Capt. Graahaw'o Story.
Glob, Graiihaw's story follows:
”We were passing Long Point about
.‘ or '7 .'t‘<"".‘l{ Friday night. when the
leak forward. All
hands were aft at tiie time and 1‘
‘ ' .lnetlhtely we could feel her tipping
.. that the Colgate did
. Into the water.
" when I came up by some chance my
end Engineer Harry Osman and
‘ som'ething I‘ll never forget.
and settling at the. head. .
"Every man worked for his lilo
then. but it was no use. By 10
o'clock the storm had increased so
not have a
chance. The gale was terrific. rain
‘Vao driving and the wavcs pounded.
We got the liferaft ready just as the
' boat was so far down that her decks
were awash.
"When she sank everybody jumped
I went down and
head touched the raft. l grabbed it
tad pulled myself on it just as Sec
the
“coal passer reached it. What hap-
gened to the others I don‘t know. i
never saw them again. They must
have been sucked right down with
. the ship.
Will Never Forget Fight.
"Then an awful fight began——
Twice
the raft turned completely over and
we were washed loose. but we man
and to regain our holds. Imust
{hue been unconscious half the tint—e.
_._._‘I
I. IVERYTHINOl
the narrator reunion. Nothlali
‘hmrun woman bean that I
MW! bone tumour“, brat-lied. ii.
fro-no w m 4"“ ‘hi‘ you out
or “all, wall paper and «qu
70- a" man out can. a
. III,“ on my amt»
M to m '
Ghrltatn Go
Ion-w,
*fig \
“18W [108‘ ‘lor now I cant remember distiu¥
guishing day tiom night while the
,0! work to be includled
i If properly made and fitted and strong-
in; special care to annual conditions
storm went on and our raft plunged
with Us neter onte in >ight of 'A ship!
that might rescue us until this inorn -
lug.
"First the coal ll:‘.>st’l' nus washed
away. Tilt‘ll hours laitl tisuiiiai‘
totally txhztusted, was swept to his:
death How i managed to keep on
the raft i don't know. Time and
again it turned over with me. Each
time I had to light my way on top
again ‘
Two Bodiea Waahed Aahorc. l
lE'l‘XlltH'l .\il(‘,ll ()(l 33 —'llie bod
ies of two men. believed to hate been:
A & P Table Syrup
Bon Ami, per cake
Sapollo, per cake
Whole Grain Rice
“‘3' A at to.
RATIO“ GBOOIB
Graham’s Wheat Parka
Extra large pkg. alwaya lush
Kclog's Wheat Biscuit
Ivory Soap, large cakn -
A 81 P Borax Soap -
A fit P Washing Powder, 4 lb. pkg 16c ‘
Hm I I. a! g...‘
boa loath-t an“! m. We
II to he use d the M Ibo you
i «out no.“ N in tho nu
Vorttlohtuuhlfldat lot I;
today-bowl II who milieu: or the
lam-a. mm in . scrum di-
; redw- Thu II the lrrt appearance
. at u lul'elxu warship til the entrance
3 at this port in several months
12c i
I
lilc
9c
7c
Sc
7 for 25c
Your Doubts
and Fears
are known to us when think-
ing of a new pair of eye-
glasses—-
We will take care of your
eye-glass needs in a strictly
professional manner.
”-
lb. 7c
Watch Our Windows for Big . WEB
3%" Green Stamp Specials
"The Three O-Eye Sen-ice”
Ocuiiota, Optometriota, Opticiana
nieuibtrs of the crew of the barge
ll. 1.. Filer. which toundeied in Luke'
Erie Friday night with a loss oi irl
lites, were \\il>lli‘d ashore below Am :
herstburg, Ont. about twenty miles‘
down the Detroit River yesterday.
illt) ll:i\l not been identified. "lht
barge ll\‘\ lll t‘.rt intfiuri waters nnd is
last pounding to plecrs. .
The steamer Ohl, whith wentl
ainouhd pplltlsilt Port Huron in theth Mlle 10 Europe with another wo- “Neutrone Preaerlpuon 9!" Guru and
St t‘ltiir Riser. Friday night was:
re‘ltused todai after a large part of;
the canto had been lig‘litei‘ed.
NIGHT SCHOOL COOKING CLASSESi
\\ hut pupils will learn during touts ~t
oi stud) this month.
Pupils intndltig to inter the element
tary looking rings in the night school
should come prepared tor work the.
first evening. 1N the chum really lit--
Kills the process of learning cooking on
Monday, at lllt‘ iiigli N‘iltml. Avlnrge
white apron, the bigger the oeiter, is
the only kind of uniform required.
Note you never uttend‘d cookihL'
school? Then you can't know how
much fun can be haul from a cooking
ieruon,~nor of how much retil prolit.
eithbr. If you have never attended
cooking classes, the following is what
you will learn at the night school:
how to rook cereals no that they nrel
really delicious; how to cook i’nilt.
making dried fruit tos'c almost as gottdl .
,as fresh. and making fresh fruit tattle,I
_better still;
how to cook potatoes in
innnp iiilructive forms: and other veg.
etnbes, ton. in a variety of ways; howl
to make biscuit and pit‘ and cake; how'
to me milk in many other ways than4
ll beverage; how to cook eggs usinz‘
a dozen different methods; how to:
make jelly and roast chicken and cook:
fish and tender and touch cuts of meat,
how to build a fire so it will really,
burn: and how to act a table so that:
it will attractive and in good form.
0! course learning how to wash dinner
in included. and the preparation ofi
some other \ery pleasant things that:
are kept as surpriseut l
I! you are unable to register at 7:30
Monday. Oct... 23rd then come Mondal'l
Oct. 30th. There are to be fifteen lea- ,
sons altogether and you will want to-
get every one you can. The fee will be‘
$1.50.
If enough students reginter. the. rid t
vanced cooking class will meet on;
Thursday om. 26th and probably on?
Thursday of each succeeding week tot
fifteen weeks. The students in the ad-
vanced class will practically decide
for thenisleves what they will cook. I
A lecture course of one hour a Week
for ten weeks, concerning foods and
food values will also be a part or the
night school program if enough wide-
awake house-keepers wish this type
1
Gold Br dges
art; becoming: more popular every day
t a
[std/lad“! 165, ’
Apparel for
Stout Women
_ lh >l§ll> lul‘ dili'il't‘l m ~tutit txoiitcii ilJU' but) (art-
iull} >lutilUl. and when it (tillil’i to lht’ original idea it
is just a math-r of handling draperies. trimmings and
folds lu malt lung li lt.‘ anti giic an idea of Slllllllt:>.
Tailored Suiu, dtsigiicd to glu- the effect of rtgul.“
<i7u Materials of «r c broadcloth and galJBItllil' Sins
up tosz 3:7..50 83000 335.00 Ssisotofisoo
Coats of Heavy Diagonal, Broadcloth and t loathing,
made IL‘OllllorldlMt‘ and mom}: lined throughout nilh sitt-
in.~ Sizes up to 5- $20.00 to $37. 50.
Dresses of all— Wool Serge, and Silk and Wool Pop-
lin, ill a desirable llllL of colorings. >izes 44 to :2
$10.50.
Dresses of fine Satin CharmcuSC, (it‘tirgt‘llt'
\\'llll Satin and other attractive combinations
for alternotm occasion“. Sizes 44 to 52.
$27.50 to $45.00.
Lingerie and Madras Blouses Sr.5o to $3.95.
Crepe
,.t|ipi'o1:riate
.7 “mm so, ”No“, Com ‘5' gfrepe dc Chine and lit0"kl;t ‘liltlL;>t‘\" $3.95 .and _
, Open Sil- 3“ ll” 9 °'Cl°¢k- Silk Poplin, illfltlx’ ililtl ctlms $20.00. I [5‘
The Great A & P T(‘a CO ! E“. 18” Silk Poplin. lilaik and Ctilllr\_ $20.00. v?" '1 .
o . o Crepe dc Chine, Mal; and c l rt; $2 . o. '7
m wnsrrmo'ron s'r.,soo'rn nonwan. l”. ,____.---.-_,2_ . ,, L. W ’ 75 . J l.
m. No.9oo. m. not“... 5 5 Materials for Winter HouselDrcsses
MR8. cautKuHANK GETS DIVORCE l 8198 apglns Silk and Cotton Foulards, notable for dresses. plaid a
.. nouns ill) with W... .. W... ,
shank, a “any“. New \ork mo“, 1 Shaninger ,Cotton Poplin, heavy lllt‘l‘t‘t‘filt‘tl \\‘t‘a\'t‘, in gill popu- 4"
‘ with a borne in Brooklyn, told his wile
I
He never return-
be With going out
ed, Subsequently she received inl’or.
inatiori which led her to belieit he
man
in the Superior court before Judge Rheumatism had been considered m.
; uldwin ll (lugei. Mrs. Cruikshank was curable until
ntonteti a dl\0rtt‘ upon the [round of 99"
she said her name was duclng ”9111M”.
do tttioti
“and. Foster before she was mnrrled hands 0’ I" WW5!!!“ 0f 3‘15"“?
(on liet. 2, 1886 > Mar fariiily are per‘
~ons of mean residing in Brooklyn.
After her desertlon Mrs. (‘rulkshunk
went to live in Greenwich with her
married daughter. That was in 1912.
He husband had not lived with her
since the desertion. and he had refus-
ed to answer all letters sent by her.
She had been supported by her firth
er rind brother. . """
LIVERPOOL SHIP OWNER DEAD.
Sir $1.00 size.
LONDON, ct. 21, ”:15 a. tit.—
\\‘illiam Benjamin llowring, oi Liver-
pool. a ship owner, is dead.
Jborn in 1837.
lie was
i
r Gordon
1 Christie & Son
r Raven & Bacon
335,00 AND UP
lll llllllill . i
Koep Them Cured.
Studwcll Piano Co.
"Neutruric Prescription.
39 No. Mill: St., So. Norwalk
1” lat colors, two qualities, 56 inches wide,
rule I or It]
Crepe de-Chine, silk and cotton, suitable for blouses,
all colors. 3!) inches wide, 50 cts. a yfird
Shirtings, large assortment iii striped cilccts, all colv '
ors and combinations, 25c and 39¢ a yard
Waiatings silk and cotton pounce iii striped (Fleets.
of yellow. blue. gray and brown, 50 cts. a yard
a combination of rheumatic mi
\
\Vasli Goods Fct‘tiou, main floor. ,
was placed in tho,
Neutrone Prescription 99" is it
npecific poflillle‘lll its action. quick- n©
ly removing all aches and pains in
'inllamed Joints and muscles, and lim- midrib-who.
berm them up in a way that would 232% u 'i,
surprise you. *-
, here the worst symptoms in the moat
l
liDu-ts. hum-Jr N-
‘ . I
‘lheutrone Prescription on" an
h ml...
will '9"
severe cases at Rheumatism withint
titre or two weeks 60 get a 50c or
St. 00 bottle and watch it work. Noth.
bud. HILL lulu.
We diam...
ing has ever 0 9 what this proucrlp- . .t .n- m
tion will do. .lafi orders filled on “‘""“"‘ "" u“
t‘lilford Pharmacy and
leading durggiws everywhere.
~Try ii Sentinel Want Adv.
-| nil "land no- In...
Ster‘inq Furniture (30.,
South Norwalk.
Bounty tolooi: Iul
"Hi-Mania
iothoooly
ly re inforccd they are Is ilrm und
.servicenble as the Miami teeth, and
much better than the old way or wear
ing a partial plate. I give my per
sonal attention to oil detaila of bridge
‘worlr. so there to no possible chance
or the minor points being limited, o.
-the whole elect spoiled by the inn
pericnccd or anal-tilled hand. I use
nothing but the. beat of materials, giv-
Indra-cones.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
«WW I“
‘m
If You Are Going to
Have a
VICTROLA
ForYoitr Christmas
Why Not Pick One Out
Now and Have it Heldlor
./
Xmas Delivery?
vi! trade.-
can?“
V'mmhtm WrReoofl'
Our Easy Payment Plan
style machine you wish.
Do not delay, you may
not later be able to secure
one, as Victroias will be
scarce \aro'tiiill limits little.
AJCollinsCo.
1248 North Main St.
Two Important Clearances at the
Lace Section
as :t Lt)ll\\(l). 4 to h iuthcs yitlc.
Former prices 25C. now 18c
wt drop-pundit
1' .rzndt nod 5i": l
4
.. enables you to purchase the
“' “‘Wflm
35c and 39c, now 25c
50c and 594:, now 39c
'lilrit‘it', some plain suede or vt-li'cty quality. Olllt‘l‘x smooth
glazed lcatlicr.
. Former priccs 50 cts., now 25 cts.
l
1‘ 89 cts., now so cts.
T '1'}? ‘3 '1'7']; I” Lace Section, main floor.
Children's Underwear
Comfy garments for thc tots.
Union Suits, ilccccd cotton,
Medium weight cotton.
Merino,
Vests and Pants, fleecetl cotton,
Mcrino, finc ribbed, hall wool,
’l‘hrcc—quartcrs wool
50c and 60c
75c, 85c and 95c
$1.00, $r.25 and $r.5o
25c and 292
50c, 60c and 70c
$r.oo, all sizes
Main floor, north aisle.
Gloves for Men
A Washable Leatherette Glove, looks like lcntlicr
Wltilovc Section, main floor.
Toilet Articles for Men
Twinplex Stropper for razor blade, $3.50
Manicure Scissors, 5°C to $1.50
Ebony Military Brushes nith handdrann bristles
avg] $300 to $60.0
Imperial Nail Polish, gims a fine transparency with-
out a butler, _ 25 cts.
. Good Bath Soap, largo Squat-c cakes, wood \iolct OI
Ir. wider, IO cts.
‘ 2 Main floor.
PATENT MEDICINE MAKER DEAD.
LOVDON', Oct. 23, 1: 08 p m.——Sir
Git 0 ill Redd C0
-, to.
4-». ‘
l'
u
.3:
I
:ifli ml‘
xii
~ s.
25 and 39 cts. a yard -;
l3?
Radium Laces in ccru and “illit‘, as silk) .llltl filmy l
'4'}
Leather Bands and Edng, in ion, brown, green and I}
.l c ' {III
at
4
smgAAa;
-‘
‘3
i
i
and will wash like linen. In dark grey, tan, chaiiiois, ' ‘
whitc anti black. 1'
Sizes 7 1-- to 9 r— -,2 $1.25 and $r.5o l‘
I!
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11:
It
It
States.
Sir Joseph was
l 1911 and was elevnted to the bar-onet-
i. use in 1914.110 was film a knight of
* Roam Order of St. Stanislaus. Ho
iwoa mtho proprietor of the Aldwych
i
I
i
l
created a knight in no on am
$33..”
-'l‘lioater in Motion and was three
times mayor or St. Helen-.11.“ eld-
est can and hair. Sir Thomas Booobm.
ll the opal-lac conductor. _
and We. .
; —l.*your tenant is admit out!
I doauuotlvo tame a annuaol clust-
COIII D088?
Mt.
t-s
Joseph Beccbain, manuiacturer of
patent medicines, in dead He was
found lifeless in bed at his home at
Humpstead. ‘ -,
Sir Joseph Beecbam was born on In m MM“; 1:“
dune 8,1848. His father, the ,lato :a‘fiu“ “taco-ahead“
Thomas Boecham, of Southport Lan "M" "0“. momma“
cashire, founded great pill manutnc “thin-m hm 3, “2.31m?” &
twins in Europe and the United h Mica-ooh. g,
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