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“WALLS“?
‘.al ‘1“‘.K-.e
"""' ‘s". sT'suiiurroo
Men: e4... ' .
liound out for‘ the West the Stiduffeo steamed
With a crew of nine end twenty men
To meet a hurricane that howled and screamed
-Thc ship was never sighted again.
Perhaps Father Neptune dragged her down
To stow her in Davy Jones' Locker.
or maybe a new dereliet's drifting around.
Drop. where the seas will scarcely rock her.
And the crew. where. are t
The hatches adrift. the t
boy? The boats nil shatter-M
lcckhouso hath-rod;
Hens crashing below till the engines step
t'uttlng off power for "Sparks" and his shop.
All of Seamanshlp's art. is brought to the fore
M disabled ship makes
But. maybe a shift in thr-
the stoutest henrt sore).
Cfll‘gn. llfiiml.
The ship so she rolled and hammered and twisted
'l‘ill she. opened her seams and settled below
To the haven where all missing vessels go.
And what of the captain. the chief and the mate.
'l‘ho firemen, the oilers, tho deckhnnris'.‘——but wait.
They may have been rescued by some other Sh‘lp
Traversing the ocean on a. long tramping trip;
To be heard from yet when they make their pier
With a story the World will want to hear.
Lost. would you say of the steamer and crew‘.‘
Why you'd never stop hoping it they belonged to you!
Anti it must he that in some full' clinic
The. Suduffco's men are hiding their time.
Standing watch and watch with the folks at home
Until the voyage ends and they no longer roam.
\V. Z. G.
Poet Well Known in South Norwalk
was. saw road-.135.
P. M. ,.
TIilllr-«Mfldldon (‘onccrt Orchestra.
sztluo—vt‘ongrossionsl l'orum.
limo—Mayflower Dance Orchestra.
I...\\'r:.u~‘. NEW YORK— i92.
P. .\i. .
timo-lliuner music.
6:55~ilnacbail scores.
7:00-ll('lt'll Graves, soprano.
PUP-Elia Kebram. pianist. .
7:3o-Hcveriy Sitgreoves. "Cameo"
character sketches.
rib—John Quino, berytone.
8:00—WEAF‘ musical comedy
troupe.
a:oo-—~Wtilter ,Whitshead, “Art In
Relation to dvertising."
uzlo-bPlrnasstfs St ng Trio.
HMS—Evan Levies. specialties.
iU:00-.-Tho Buffaiodians Dance 0r-
chestre.
ll-lz—Vincent Lopez's Orchestra.
WMSG, NEW YORK—2m.
P. M.
G'OO—Smithrand Davis.
man—Samuel Wobbcr. pianist.
7:00—Sport talk.
?;30——Rupert Blatchford. bei canto
tenor.
7:45-Cookio Cohen. songs.
moo—May Gertwin. soprano.
editor of the marine page of
Commercial. and has many tr ends
in South Norwalk.
The above poem appeared in
quite a stir i
th
W. Z. G. is William
His wife wn
Mil! FWnce iii. Kendrick of Ely
evenue. The Gardncrs reside in
Bridgeport.
“Nobody could be more surprise
than I was." said Mr. Gardner. "at
‘ the attention my modest effort at
versifying created.
on the impulse of
suppose if I had tried to do some.
thing. especially fine nobody
have noticed it.
the moment.
Radio Show Planned
The date for the fourth annua
radio show at Los Angeles has been
set for September 5 to 12.
are now being made for the show
and all new equipment has been or.
dcrcd for the displays.
the
New York Commercial a few dare
ago and created
shipping circles
York but elsewhere.
There is always something about
a missing ship that appeals to
imagination of men. whether
men or landiubbcrs, and when
story is put into a swaying ballad it
is doubly fascinating.
not only in New
sea—
the
Z. Gardner. ,
the
1 dashed it off
would
Every day since
“Missing" appeared. there have been
dozens of requests for copies of the
paper containing the poem."
Plans
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1 Americans Not Such
Free Spenders After
All, Hotel Men Find
.3
PARIS, (AP).-Individueliy. Am-
oricun visitors along the Riviera ere
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"tightwads',’ in comparison with
persons of other nationalities who
seek enjoyment and rest in that sal-
ubrious region. As 'good spenders.
lthe Americans are ranked fourth.
coming after the Russians. Germans
i and Egyptians. British visitors are
placed fifth. Leading hotel and res-
taumnt proprietors .along the Riv,
llera are authority for this state-
“Amoricans and ' British
numerous on the Riviera that their
total expenditures amount to more
than half of all the money left there
by foreigners." says a. writer who
interviewed the purveyors of food.
and frolic. "But it is a. myth that
they are the most generous of the
visitors. Despite the feet that many
or the Russians are in poor circum-
etences, when they appear in pub-
lic they are the freest spenders of
all foreigners. During a past year
Germans have occupi many of
the most luxurious hotel suites in
Nice. Cannes and Monte Carlo and
the hotel proprietors consider them
excellent guests."
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Easter lilies may be new in gar-
den around the Nations! Capitol. ac-
Totrsding to government horticultur.
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i wail-«Save "Old Ironsides" rally.
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Cl‘l.
. il'OO—Sicnmshlp Leviathan orches-
tra.
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moo—Uncle Geebec.
Graft—Vincent Sorey Concert Trio.
6:30——Giusoppo Leone. barytons
and Fanny Heisman.
T:"0-—-\'inccnt Sorey Concert Trio.
7:20—Giuscppo Leone, berytone.
7;30-—\\’illinm Black, "Outline' of
’l'ravol."
7:45~\\‘illi:im C. Pike's Orches-
i if" '
‘ s:ia~—t‘lit‘rord Cheasley.' numer-
i ology.
9:00—~mula Passlcr-ll‘uchs. pian-
ist: Sadie Rosen, soprano.
norm“.
tail—Gerhard Buumgsrt. harv-
tone.
10:00—Henry Marshall‘s l-Iutcrnln-
are.
”JO—Arrowhead Dance Orches-
tra.
WMCA, NEW YORK—Mi. ‘
P. M.
0:00—v0lcoti Veil's String Ellsv‘m-
bie.
7:00-—Tepp;n’s Orchestra.
inc—Musical Program. .
SRO—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. ‘
‘10:00—Norman Pearce. bachelor
poet. e l
loin—Musical program. 5
limo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra. i
lziOO—MoAlpin Entertainers.
WNYO, NEW roux—525.
P. M.
7:00—Herman Noumsn, pianist.
his—"The City's Real Estate Auc.
tion." Augustus G. lliun. i
two-Police alarms. I
7:85—An'ighl Singtfls. i
tilS—Balebsll results
8:30—Gala Cnccrt. to aid "Old
Ironsides." Mayor James J.
Walker, Commissioner Al-
bert Goldman. Murine. Army.
and Navy bands. and otlivri
his musical features. i
11:00—Police alarms; weather. i
WE'RE, NE“! YORK—273.
P. M.
moo—Martin Wailach. recital.
ions—J. Vincent Moore, tenor. l
dzso—Dai’ega's 3pr lessons. I
OMS—Majestic String Ensemble. 9
his—Investment questions. i
7:80—Radio Ramblers. i
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. mam-Jacques Jacobs's Ensemble. ‘
7:30—Oreete's Queensland Ol'Ch"S-
tra.
8:45—St. .chl's Copenhagen Quar-
tel.
ads—La. Forge-flerumen milsit‘ale.
10:001—0'Henry birthday program.
11:004-News bulletin.
11:10—Crystai Palace
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INDUSTRIAL’ NEWS *
NEW suture
neon MADE
j ileum. co.
Underwear Turned Out
During May Beat All
Previous Figures—Per-
sonnel Notes.
Who said Norwalk was not be-
coming one of the industrial centers
of the East? In all the years that
Ciuett. Peabody and Company, Inc..
have been located in this city, the
f . company has never had such large
; - shipments of underwear made at the
local plant in North Main street. as
it is making now. There were 18.-
000 dozen suite ‘of underwear ship.
pcd out or Norwallr during May.
a record for this factory. '
S. J'. MoAuley. director in charge
of manufacturing at headquarters of
Cluett. Peabody and company. and
Mr. Schalier of the Research depart.
ment. will visit the South Norwaik
plant "today. _
,Among the new employees in the
shirt manufacturing department are
Mrs. Anna Gunzy. of 161 South Main
street. and Annie Mugavero. of !
Neptune avenue.
George H. Barnes. manager of the
factory. will spend Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, of next
week. attending the Kiwanis con-
vention in Montreal. Mr. Barnes is
president of the Norwaiie Kiwanis
cu . '
Mrs. Florence Light. of Wilton.
and Minnie Wicker. of Broad River.
are, new employed in the ihirt men.
ufacturing department. .3
Frank' Hoffel. of the shipping de.
pariment. motored over the Mohawk
'rrail recently.
Anne Budy. 28 Windsor Place. has
secured a positioa in the underwear
manufacturing department. '
O O t '
Mrs. Harold” Preston. or the cane
lforge. spent last Sunday on Long Is-
an .
Mrs. Alice Ferguson. of the under-
wear manufacturing depgrtment, is
continecl to her home in Clay street
by illness.
W
Mary Beerwa, 47 River street. has
accepted a position in the shirt mun-
- ufacturing department.
Harold Franks spent the week-end
in Philadelphia attending the open.
titre: the eesquicentennial exposi-
.tion.
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Norwalk Chronicler