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. j - until they tell their story here. ' It Is in their deep , sorrow it was plain that Captain E. J. Smith, admiral of useiy tney However, as tne most gone inai PTPQtdid. that' of those who heard the sad the White Star fleet, had down iclt.f tho flnotlnir news, . ff hnt.tnrnh. were proud, to know this with his ship. For 40 years . ably - J fact. he had remained unextinguished. , until .' The officers' of - the line were seem- been a navigator and commander of Women c : . Host of Saved Are iue unai piunge. .., ingly stupefied by the news. Only locean ships. - '" The woman nnrl MiilrivAn. If c.crnfl once'; did J yico President Franklin Alfred G. Vanderbilt, at ? first sup- certain, suffered greatly while frail flash flare up posed thereruge and and that was when to have been lost, cabled! his Doais m wnicn tney had taken he was 'told . that it was reported that relatives here that he did not mem. tossed like corks on the water. It the line had muzsled Its wireless. He was long . . Children and Inference after daylight when the Car- said: . : . and pathia finally arrived, onlv tn find th "That is an absolute lim, and those LUGIEII SMITH MID score of heavily laden boats and the OF who the-- they jtt ' r . make statement knW uoiiunsit wrecKap. ; . lie! We. did, not, admit the Titanic ' SEUST was -- sunk until .we were ..absolutely BRIDE Af.X3 LG3T1 Law assured that It was a :fact. We are Men Obeyed AWFUL SCENES . is That OF f now doing all' we can to find out who f Uniontown, April Iff f PARTING AS WOMEN were saved, and who lost." . Pa., Tetnts When' Franklin was asked why the vi. UMiuuiuwu i&JAU JXHJ M. company- - ' WERE SURVIVING gave out the wireless which town, W. Va.f today, Is on way TRANSFERRED TIE . his said received to Bot it that it had from the to New York following of Sea and Went Cape Olympic yesterday, saying that all of word that his Race, April .16. Unparalleled A''. passengers safely brother Lucien Smith, lat- In , history, accom- the Titanic'a wre and' the the scenes that on board- - the Carpathia, failed to -- : he ter's bride of two months 'perished 'in panied the foundering following j W. Cardeza, : v '- ' of the. Titanic New Yorkf April 16. The Thomas Cardeza,. Mrs. J. " C ; . reply." -' on the ice strewn banks of New list of survivors was sent by wireless ' Mrs. J. Cummings, Mr. Washington, ' -- the wreck of the Titanic. : Besides the personal appeals ftor torn, Saving Those Who Foundland were marked by the in- by Captain Haddock of the Olympic Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, Lady Gor- news, the officers were deluged with Lucien Smith was married Feb. 7, tense suffering and rare heroism, ac- to Line officials: don, Fred - C. Douglas, Miss , Dorothy the White Star : frantic appeal y long distance tele- to Miss' Eloise Hughes, daughter of cording to the few disjointed and Mrs. Edward D. Appleton, Harry Gibson, Mrs. Samuel Goldenburg, Congressman re.-:m- phone and telegraph. To all these James Hughes, of West e' ary.messase9 that have been Anderson, Mrs. Rose Abbott, Miss G. Miss Ella Goldenburg, . Mrs. Lee Virginia. ?A tour of Eu- - the same reply was made that as soon Continental p eked up: by operators , Dodge, - the 'wireless ' M. Burns, Mrs.' D. D. Cassebere, Mrs. Greenfield,- Mrs. Washington rope followed. couple pas-sa- ge as ; the actual facts ; .were known the The took along coast. . ill-fat- the William Clarke, Mrs. B. Chibinace, Mrs. John Jacob Astor and mald.Mra. , home on ed steamer, Able to Save - Sun- authorities v would make them pub- - the Were Least .'It was. 'a 'night of black terror. Miss B. G. Cresby, Miss H. Roseble, Leonard Gibson,' Mrs. I. C. Hoglbom, according- - to word received here. ' day had been cloudy and-fogg- y but Hippach', Mrs. L. Y.; B. Henry Harper and Miss W. -- Jean' J. Haucksford. was - assumed from the start (Continued on Page 7.) great - . the liner. had been steadily held Harris, Mrs. Alexander Halverson, valet, H. Haran, Mr. . and Mrs. Fred It . on her course. Precautions , were Mtes Margaret Bays, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoyt, Henry Homer,. George Har taken to guard against accident ' but Ed Kimberly, F. A. Kenyman, Miss der,Mrs. Harder,.- - Mrs. .Charles ,M. Themselves 4t seemed certain, today, that it was Fmlle. Kenchen, Miss G. F. Longley, Hayesi, Mrs. Ida S. ' Hipack, ; Paul UNCLASSIFIED necessary to keep considerable head- Mrs. A. F. Leader, Miss Bertha Lav-or- y, Chiver, Miss Gladys Cherry, Mr. and 'V way on the giant vessel so that she . - Lives, Miss Mary Mrs. Mr. Mrs. - W. ' Mrs. Ernest Verchamber, and - 5 rooms, upstairs, 36 TO RENT. I rooms, 34 Tom would Gus-ta- v - TO RENT- Thumb remain manageable. Clines,' Mrs. Singrid Llndstrom, E. Carter, Madame Deviellien.- Robert ' En-- ! , Amad-i!- l, Tom Thumb street, $12.00. street, $12.00. Enquire J.J. Ryburn, The smash came 10:26 Sunday Giorgetta , , , at Miss W. Daniel, Mrs. Thornton Davidson, quire John J. Ryburn, ,106 Whitney 105 Whitney Aige. U 16 : night. Madame Melicard, Mrs. Tucker Walter Douglas, Miss Sarah Daniel, ' so SAVED HAD -- ALL WOULD HAVE BEEN Manyof the passengers were un- . B. Ave. - UlSs'o and maid, Mrs. J. B. Thayer, J. Alfred' Drachensted, Mrs. Caroline 2 doubtedly Ern-sha- w. FOR SALE. family house. in their beds at the time Thayer, Jr., , Henry Woolmer, Miss Endres, Miss Allis, Miss Bolton East but all must have been routed out M. Williams, Antoin- FOB SALE?. Stratford Ave., near Bridgeport, corner lot, one block immediately Anna Ward, Richard Miss Francatelli, Miss Seaview Ave.. 2 family house, 12 from trolley, in good condition, all ! BEEN ENOUGH BOATS AND RAFTS as Captain Smith was too Mrs. F. Mf Warner, Miss Helen A. ette Flegenheim, Anna Abelson, Wil- : improvements. The THERE experienced a navigator to overlook Wilson, Miss Willard, Miss Mary liam Angel, Leonora A. Sunchion Du- rooms, all improvements, 12 minutes from cen- - - - - any,, precaution . Bridgeport Land & Title Co. a ter of city. The Bridgeport Land " ... r to fail to realize Wicks, Mrs. George D. Widener, Mrs. rante, Argene Genovese, Miss Edith :. & r ...... that the force 'of." the collision had Marie Young, Balls, Title Co. a J. Stuart White, Miss Brown Miss Ada Edward TO RENT. Nice light store, 20 x 8. inflicted a mortal wound despite the Mrs. Dean, Miss Dagnan - Ros-slno- 'Jacob Major Butt, Mrs. Thomas Potter, Jr., Edna Beale, Miss Ethel 2004 Main street. Inquire I. ff lixncng Col. John Astor, confident ' . BystTom. FOR SALE. 2 family house, Im- Hissing Are assertions he had made S. Roberts, Countess of Rothes, C. Buyhl, Miss Caroline . 16 all many un-sinkab- le. ' V dP provements, No- : times that the Titanic was Rolmane, Mrs. Susan P. Rogerson, The following were travelling sec- Boston Ave., near . gas Aide to President Taft; Benjamin Guggenheim, and Miss Emily B. Rogerson, Mrs. Arthur ond cabin. Young man to work in ble Ave., and electric lights, It was black night,' thick mug- nurse, S. . Bass, WANTED. double floors, etc., on 10 per cent, gy the Rogerson, Master Alison and Miss Edna Trout, Miss K. cloak and suit store. Must be ex- atmosphere . re- Noted lilen Hope of, Survivors Other Than so peculiar tp the Mrs. K. T. Andrews, Miss Ninette M. J. Christie, Mrs: Ada Clark, Miss perienced in dressing windows. basis. Small amount of cash Other banks and the darkness redoubled the Panhart, Miss E. Wv Allen, Mr. and Marjorie Collier, ; Mrs. - Sylvan Cald- quired. The Bridgeport Land A ' ' - Cloak & Suit Co., 1231 Main horror of the occasion. , The ship's, D. Bishop, H. ' Blank, Miss A. Miss Mary Davis, Ideal " Title Co. t Re- - Mrs. . well, Miss Cameron, '" a These on darpatbia Vanished men Virginian company, assembled on' the 'great Basslna, Mrs.. James Baxter,-- Mrs. Mrs. DooUng, Miss' Lulu 'Drew, - John St. decks of the, floating hotel which was George A. Bayton, Miss C.- - Bonnell, Davis, Mrs. E. Millie Portallupp, Mrs. TO RENT. Modern of 5 s . buy second and third flat Tooms, Were None Let to Rscuerurviv-or- so soon to become the grave of many-otrvlheir- M. Brown, Miss G. Bowen, Fournthorp, Mrs. WANTKBOTo furnished, fine ported. "There t Mrs. J. C Elizabeth' Esther .1 mortgages ?or money advanced on all bathroom, steam number, could, have had lit- Mh and Mrs. R.' L; Beckwith, Carl B. Mrs,Jane Hearman, Miss Nora - heat furnished at 300 ; Hart, 4feiipe. W. eliesley. Room 112, War- Fairfield tle time to .JMfany Mrs. ' .... Reach lTew York,' Thursday or Fri make their toilet. Barratt, Miss Bessette? William Healy, Miss Jennie Hanson.M. Han- Biulcting. ; U 15 Av. r. TJ.16 o EcctedHo of the passengers must have been Mrs. H. B. Hocking. Emily Richards, 'ner dpo tt uckndVMiah Bathworth,' son, Eliza 4 garbed, as. they." came from slumber, fanson, Miss E. Bowerman, Mrs. Jr;, ,W. H. Hammilyail, -r FOR SALE. Splendid lot oii Elm-- "'' , 4- - .' Stef W. Richards, 2 family house on Wil- day. wearing wraps hastily" caught up "D. . FOR SALE. minutes-walk- " In J. J. Brown, 'Mrs. W. Marlin (or Julian Padro, Miss Fannie Kelly, Miss liam St., 12 rooms, all improve- - wood Place., Two the moments that followed, the, hor- Marvin), Phillip Emmock, James Lehman, Mrs. L. Somlne, Jes- Fairfield ' Ave. trolley. Edward t.& . - Bertha ments. .Nice home for some one rible grinding of steel upon Ice.- ' Googht. ' Miss Ruberta Maima,- - Mr. sie W.; Leach, Mrs. Alexander Lauch, 1st. Hotchkiss, City. Telephone.- - . The Coston signals and cheap if taken, before June 5 were burned, Pierre, Mr. iMarshall, Mrs. Ninaham, Madame Mallett, Miss Kate Marshall, The Bridgeport Land & Title Co. U a n o New York, pril 16. Hope for the safety of passen- rockets sent up, as the wireless snap- Mrs. Daisy Ninaham, Mrs. Madeline MI3S Leita McDermott, Mrs. Elizabeth ped out its frantic appeal for help Marjorie Newell, Mrs. 100 ENGRAVED WEDDING an- ill-fat- NewolV Mrs. Nye, Percy J. Oxenheim, Miss Ruth gers olthe ed Titanic,which foundered,early Monday while the stalwart seamen told off by Marjorie Newell, Mrs. Helen W. New-io- n, Becker, Richard Booker, Miss Roots nouncements with two sets of ' en- , REMNANTS OILCLOTHS. Linoleums. - their commander to mann'the life- Fiennam Ormond, E. C. Ostby, ensky, Miss Paula Mange. Miss Win- , pat- velopes. Southworth's, 10 ' Arcade. ' Carpets, Mattings, etc. Good - - off the Grand ?3anks of Newfoundland, other boats began the work of getting the Ostby, Miss Middle Olivia, O'Quick, Miss Kliaa Rogers, Mrs. Went-wort- h .. D 6 tf. o morning, big over Miss Helen nie terns.' Prices right to clear. boats the side and filled with Mrs. Mamam J. Renago, Miss Apple Lacy Riddsall. Miss Lizzie Ranouf, "Co., 115 John Car- precious Tau-3i- g, Link-kanc- a, Furniture 50 . than those reported by wireless from' the Cunarder their human, freight. Renault (or Ranelt), Miss Ruth Mrs. William Skelley, Miss Anna 3 FOR SALE. Fine foot lot west . street, . 101 Broad street. Ave., It appeared, today, that there was Miss Ella Thorr, Major 'Arthur Miss Elane Formery, Mrs. 26 side Laurel near Grove St! abandoned, no . S tf. r S. Hotchkiss, City. Tele- pathia as enroute to this city, was practically need for the order "Women and Tenchen, E. Z. Taylor, Mrs. E. Taylor, and . two children, Mrs. Matilda Edward West phone. TJ 6 u children first," but that the men stood .GSilbert Tucker, J. B. . Thayer, John Mrs. More. Miss Susan a o ' r aside and- - pushed women Welz. Florence CHARTER. MEMBERS for Independ- this afternoon. their folk? Rogerson, Mrs. Lord Rothschild, Mrs. Webber, Miss Bessie Watt, Mrs. A. ent Order of Foresters Wanted. The to the boatdecks where the lif eboafcr dith Rosenbaum, Mrs. . George Wells, Miss Lillian - Bentham, Mfs. WANTED. Housewives to try Crouch . - Fraternal Insurance Order. . were being quickly possi best & Plassmaun's "Never Enough" latest reports placed . only 866 'persons, and they filled as as Rheims, Mrs. George N. Stone, Miss Alice Christy, Mrs. Stuart Collier, Mrs. $18,000,000. Open meeting - - Surplus pure milk bread. Ask your grocer ble. Wives and sisters in tears, with Emma Segresser, Fred Stuart, Miss Charlotte" Collier,' Albert Caldwell, Thursday evening, ; Redmen's Hail, chiefly women children, on the Carpathia. while even the last kisses of husbands and broth- Sutter, Mrs. William T. Sloper, Fred Caldwell, Miss- - Mary Davidson, for it. S 16 ts po and ers on their lips, were marshalled to Alden 176 Fairfield Ave.. Gome and hear Joel Swift, Paul Scoabbet, Mr. and Doling, B. Driacoll, Miss Agnes ' - Elsie Tabout it. ..- - V 16 s 200 officials line admitted there was their places .while the wounded giant Mrs. O. Sheben, Douglas Pallis; . Miss . FOR RENT. feet deck property the of the White Star J.. Robert Davies, Signer Bnrlllo on Har-- staggered and sunk lower with every Speidel,' 'Mr. Mrs. John Snyder, Miss Gur-sid- e. fronting Cedar Creek and - and Florentine Duvant, Ethel . .Book No. 5 4 2 6 1 on S. no hope for the .remaining 1,492 of the. ship's lurch of the sea It must have been Miss Augusta Seirefecia, .R. Spencer, Eva-- . art,' Miss Nancy Har- LOfiT.Bank bor St. B. Hotchkiss. City. Tele- -' practically Miss. If . -- .. Any per- apparent outset, ' People's Sayings Bank. , phone. . U 5 a a o from the that there Alfonsius Slmonius,' Mrs. Lucien P. per, Miss Mary Hewlet, George Har- son having, claims upon said book company, of 2,358 souls. v : was little hope for many of that com- Smith, Mrs. Walter P. Stephenson, ris, Miss Annie Hold, Miss .Nellie - is called upon to present the same Casca pany. Although she carried the max- . TRY A BOX of Laxme tablet Abraham Solomon, Mrs. William B. Hocking, Mr..' Richards;.. Mrs. Amy - . . ; to the bank- within, thirty days, or constipation. 26 cents. all would have had a chance of safety had there imum of life rafts and lifeboats they Sllbey, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Helery Jackson, Mrs. Marcy Gerrcia, - Miss " for That were cruelly insufficient eaid book ..will be . declared can- o.; for that Stengler Mrs. W. A. Spencer and maid, Nora Keen, Miss Julliet Lawch, Miss celled, and '..extinguished,, and a new Hi and enough was the general belief of great company which a few hours Mile Taussig (or Hauseig), - . Le-nor- e, been lifeboats rafts previously had. John Louise- Larouche, Miss Elizabeth I' onerissued. In lieu, thereof. ap AT BOMMOS A BILTZ MARKET in been so cheerful and Flynn, Miss . Mabel Fortune, Miss Mullingeter : and trans-Atlant- ic t Mrs. Elizabeth St. Fri- newest greatest of happy-a- the prospect of soon Teach- Me-G- o State Will have Bockwurst the liner, and " " Alice Fortune, Miss Fortune," Mrs. . Mellett; Miss Anne navigators. But child, Andrio SALE.-s-2- 0 young pigs, ready to day Saturday. . 1 18 o ing their journey's end. .. The stag- Mark Fautin, Henry W. Fraventhal, wan, Mellors, Miss Adella FOR and tf - John go F.. H. .Daniels, Madison ships, only 20 large, modern lifeboats, and gering of the wounded monster and Miss Margaret Froh-liche- r, Mary now.' carried Mrs. Fraventhal, Nosserelli, Miss Becker, Mrs. L. Telephone 1811-- 6. FOR SALE. Sixty feet on Clinton the gradual sinking by the head must Mrs. Jacques E. Frautelle, Col. Parish, Miss Alice Phillips, Mrs. Jane Road. v.- - . ' .. ' U 13 S O . Ave. Best location and near they were loaded to the gunwales with the women and have indicated to all that the end was Arthur Grade; Mrs. William Graham, O'Quick, Miss Phyllis O'Quick, Renar-d-o P Fairi - field Ave. Edward S. Hotchkiss, , . . . - certain. Miss , Graham, Mr. Graham; Miss Encarmaclon, Miss Maud Sincock n ; room City. Telephone. TJ 6 u o . who,-i- accordance unwritten law of the Passengers were buoyed up by the Lucie Car- Ruy, TO RENT Seven tenement, a children with the - x E. Carter, Master William Miss Emile Mrs. Marlon Smith, St., improve- - hope Col-derhe- floor. 36 Park that assistance was coming as ad, " first' ter; Mrs. Churchill Cander, N. P.' Miss Sylvia Sylvana, Mrs. Jessie Trout, ' ; ; Hazle-woo- as up ments. Enquire J. S. Wooster & FOR RENT. House No. . 87 d put over the side first. fast ships could pick the urgent Miss Victorine Chandanson, Williams, William E. Charles, ' sea, had been Charles ' Co. "' Ave. Edward S. Hotchkiss, : appeal for aid and start for the scene. O'Connell, Mrs. Caven- M. Croft, U13so - men were missing. friends say. went down with his ship. Robert Turrel Miss Miller Miss Marion City. Telepnone. TJ 5 a u o ,Mot of the The ship's "officers entertained no dish and maid, Mrs. H. L. Chaffee, Wright, Miss Watt, Miss Wells. Colonel John Jacob Astor, Major Reports from the stations along the such delusion. They knew from the Bertha WANTED. Hand and automatic Nova Scotia coast say the weather off messages crew machine operators, assemblers, FOR SALE. West End building let, .Archie Butt, President Taft's aid, today was foggy that reached them that at Graphophone north side Fairfield Ave., between Fu-tere- ll. shore and that there the the water was making In etc. Apply American Benjamin Guggenheim, Jacques night rate the Grove St. and Elmwood Place. Ed- William T. Stead, P. D. Millet, was a heavy thunder storm last holds, which could not be checked by Co. Employment; office, Howard which traveled eastward. The weath- the pumps, they must have 1 realized Ave., 9 a. m. U 13 so ward S. Hotchkiss, City. Telep- Henry B. .Harris all of the well er conditions. It' was frankly stated, only floating wreckage hone. TJ 5 a u o - "known personages who had taken any that and filled WHITE STAR LINE piano $125, Ti-lani- hope fVr rescue of SALE One and passage on gala day of c's left little the lifeboats and rafts would greet the FOR the the survivors, might still, be afloat. 240 folding chairs at $4.20 per doz- 4TROM FACTORY to Consumer di- departure from her home port, that rescuers. k were not included In the list of those The wireless people admitted they So they carefully filled the boats, en, formerly used In Lincoln Hall. rect. Fine Hall, Dining Room and - Apply The Thos. P. Taylor Ce, , Living Room papers, 10c per reported saved-- The Inference was were unable to get messages to any lowered them into the water and or- " v roll. of the steamers the vicinity. They dered them to row enough away City. U12 do Oatmeals and varnished tiles, lOo .that they had remained on the ship in far per roll. Peerless 5 and 10c -- gone said they had been unable to so that the . whirlpool suctions "that OFFICIALS DENY THEY Wall and to the bottom with her, a that WHIST V AND - PINOCHLE Tuesday Paper Co., 1005 Broad St., Room 2, sacrifice to the custom which fails to pick up the Carpathia 'although they would follow the final plunge of the " Temple. jcompel enough lifeboats and rafts on had many messages from survivors Titanic would not swamp them. The evening, April 16, at Mrs. Cook's, Masonic S20otf ocean steamships to take off every one who were on board. 3,455 lifebelts were dealt out and the corner Central and Connecticut 48 lifebuoys placed avenues. . Tickets 1 5 cents. Re- LORDSHIP MANOR To those Inter- ' The scenes the offices. of., the where they could in-th- on board. at -- ' TJ 15 e development, Up until noon there had been a White Star. .Line were heart-rending be used "but it was realized in the ELD NEWS OF WRECK freshments. " bo ested of this addi- extreme. and final analysis these would be of no beautiful shore and beach property faint glimmer of hope that, in in the Millionaires AND PINOCHLE to be held will send, booklets, maps, and full . importuned use ami thoBe on when WHIST tion to the Carpathia, other vessels wives of millionaires the that board the even- Dept. H, Lordship Of- re- officials do something the great plunge came were of at St. Charles' hall, Tuesday information. that had rushed to the scene on to but to all certain ing, April 16 for benefit of Mr. and fice. Newfield Bldg., City. ceipt of wireless appeals for aid had one reply was made: . . death. New York, April 1 stun- ; They Money The small boats, bobbing like Utterly officials refused information. Mrs. Edward R. Petrie. Admission S IB tf. o been in time to make rescues. "We have done all we could. corks ned by weight dis- admitted they had known for some U 15 Vir- can dV no more." on the water amidst the field of ice, the of the terrible ' an- 26 cents. bo Rumor had the Allan Liner at was aster hours befWe they made public ARE YOTJ looking for a nice house T ginian taking off some. But this One to whom this reply was made not believed, witnessed the that followed the loss of the . " nouncement that the Titanic had 2, 3 6 fam- I have house, situated plunge i FOR SALE. Choice and in residential when Captain was Mrs. Benjamin Guggenheim, wife final of the vessel to her grave, giant on maiden - . hope faded Gambell two liner Titanic her foundered. The offfces of the com- ily houses, .new ami good location. section, North End, berutiful lawn, wirelessed his agents that he had of the smelter king, who was among miles below the surface. It seem- voyage, New York halted today. It pany were Immediately besieged ' by money required to own cement walks, newly painted, paper--- , ed certain, today, , row- Little them. reached the scene too late. the missing. She told Vice President that they had was hard to 'realize that the latest crowds of men and women seeking postal. Also good busi- ed, all improvements, 200 feet from ed In company ' - Call or send "There was none left to rescue and Franklin that she was prepared to as far off as possible creation of marine architecture, the information. opportunities. Hechler, 949 Main St. Can be turnea Into two - steam-er-a the swirling yes- ness J. I am proceeding on my, voyage," was spend any amount- to charter but waters must have greatest steamship which bnly reached many while they S 30 family house with little expense. A. melancholy word sent and with It to go to the rescue, but he gent- brought 'home at least to the crew terday, when news she had been The word Main St. a Agent, the the vessel gone. that were In restaurants and at work, and Levy, 674 Madison Ave. crumbled the hopes of the White Star ly told her that this would be. of no that had down. in collision was received, was proudly soon carriages autos SIGN of the big T, 1301 Strat- S 30 tf. o The waiting in - "unsink-able'- V a line of and THE agents here who had said this was avail. . . the dark and cold branded by her- owners as ' rolling company's offices. avenue, near Union, may cost . was tb the ford stands for the best chance of cutting down' the "We spared no expense to get ships have the reason of many now lay below the waters of were Tiska Artistic Haircutting, COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES AT of the women. was believedi to-da- y. Soon the offices crowded and the Albert death list. rescue," said. "Vessels are It the Atlantic off the banks of New ' shaving, etc. Children's cut- AUCTION. Commencing . Monday, Vice-Preside- to the he line extended far out into the hair nt - that the fact had Franklin, of that the Carpathia, . the standing by and searching- for sur- - Foundaund and had carried with her ting a specialty, "As you like' it." April 15th I will sell at public auc- - which- was first scene, - street. White Star Line, stunned by the vivors. All we can do is to hope for the on the much . of the flower.- of American and A 30 a o tf. 2 ' tion the entire stock of antique fur- . started direct to New soon Among to the offices ac magnitude of the disaster, said soon the best." York as as British manhood. the first reach niture and bric-a-br- belonging to she had taken the Ill-fat- ed of the line was Vincent Astor, only after noon that the Carpathia would That the stories of the half frenstied unfortunates from Not since the French liner AT THE - METROPOLITAN . CAR P. B. Redfield, 286 Fairfield Ave. yeach this city with the survivors late survivors will eclipse anything in fic- the lifeboats indicated that many of Bourgoine was - rammed and sent tV son of Colonel John Jadob Astor. He BARNS, 317 E. 40th St., between Mr. Redfield is absolutely retiring Thursday or "early on Friday. He was brief the survivors were In a very bad way. the bottom with all of her company was worried but hopeful when he ar- 1st & 2nd Aves., 300 horses 300. business and will made the - sacrifice his paid believed Olym- tion certain from She carried only one doctor and his Cromarty- rived and was admitted- to the private from that he that the information that was available here efforts were by the great Iron freighter Weight from 900 to 1,400 lb.; all in immense collection of choice oid pic was standing by the scene of the from the wireless sources. The ac- best needed to save the shire on July 2. 18&8. have such scenes office ,of Vice President Franklin. first class condition; among them mahogany and rare pieces at pub- wreck combing the seas while acting deepest dark- reason of the women who .realized been witnessed as were enacted at He was accompanied by A. J. Biddle are several matched pairs, some sale. This collection is - cident occurred in the many lic rich in as a wireless relay station to Cape ness and after many passengers had that of them were now alone the offices of. the. White Star Line on and the representatives of the Astor little pavement sore, suitable farm early Colonial furniture, containing Race. This, however, he carefully in the world. lower Broadway throughout night estate. Half an hour later the .young wor or any general business; prices 12 high boys, retired for the night. ' the was Sheraton and swell plained, was conjecture. He said that In the midst of an ice field, toss- and today. Men, women and chil- man emerged weeping bitterly, from $60 upwards; every horse and front bureaus. Franklyn stoves, in- assisted into his auto and taken 16 the California, of the Anchor Line, ing and tumbling in the strong swell NEWS OF TITANIC dren, many hysterical and weeping, mare will be sold with trial of laid Hepplewhlte card tables, high was also searching for survivors but that never is absent from the Grand . slformed the offices and vainly begged home. days; loo these over before buying post beds, Winsor chairs, pie crust that he had no direct word from her. piercing for some word of comfort regarding Sylvester Byrnes, private secretary elsewhere. See Foreman,' phone stands, mahogany chairs, Chippen- Banks and with the bitter Straus, victim, re- 26 o One scant hope that was clung to atmosphere cutting tender flesh to the DISASTER DEPRESSES the fate of thejr loved ones. bt Isadore another 1932 Murray Hill. B tf. dale tables, rare old china, wedge-woo- d by the line officials that there might bone, men and women faced the end. Few got any satisfaction. All the mained at the offices of the line all and Staffordshire pieces, oil be survivors unaccounted for came There must have been sad fare- officials could say was that there had night hoping against hope that Straus CARD OF THANKS. and water color paintings, 'old from the deduction that the steamer wells. Loved ones were parted. Hus- SECURITIES MARKET been less of life, but they were hop- might nave been saved. He went I desire in this manner to extend prints, gilt mirrors, 15,000 books, old had drifted some 34 miles between the bands embraced their wives and their ing for the best, and it was quietly home at 8:30, saying there was no my sincere thanks to the numerous brass and copper, silver, a collec- she and the time she whispered doubt that his employer and air of antiques. Jewelry, old pewter, time struck babies for the last time and then the that the outl'ook was most men perished. friends and relatives for the sympathy tion of sank. There was a chance that stalwart seamen began the work of New Tork, April 16 The news of serious. For some inexplicable rea- the other noted had and different acts of kindness which etc. Sale continues . for 1 0 days. some of the lifeboats or the liferafts putting -- the great boats their num- the disaster to the Titanic had a de- son the' White Star Line has steadily Relatives of the missing continued was shown me in my great sorrow in The opportunity to - secure good that were lowered first might have ber cruelly few over the. side. pressing influence on market senti- refrained from making public all the to arrive and all were told that the the loss of my beloved husband and genuine antiquie is becoming less drifted away and not been reached by The Ice fields must have been very ment but its effect was lessened to facts in its possession. Not a single list of survivors would be made pub- also to the friends who so generously every year. Don't miss this chance. the Carpathia. Although admittedly heavy. Other vessels just into port some extent by the fact that in the word was permitted to penetrate from lic as skon as possible. This came contributed the beautiful floral pieces D. P. Keane, Auctioneer. Ullid only a straw, It was clung to by describe the fields as almost solid and Jate trading yesterday pronounced the fog bound banks of New Found-lan- d to the White Star offices by wireless, as mute tokens of sympathy, and to was ma- re- ttiose having relatives whoee names it is almost certain that the greatest strength ' shown. Mercantile where the worst tragedy of but the work of compiling it was all of the dear friends who in any were not included in the list of sur- care must have been taken in launch- rine common fell a point, the prefer- cent years was being enacted. slow as it had to be sent from the manner helped to lessen the burden NOTICE vivors as sent to this city. That ing the boats so that they were not red 2 1-- 2 and the 4 1-- 2 percent bonds Charges were freely made by rela- Carpathia to the Olympic and by it of .my sorrow in my said bereave- most of the women and children were overturned. 2 1-- 8. The copper and railroad stocks tives W the missing that the company, relayed to another ship which sent ment. Especially do I wish to thank A meeting of the Second District in the boats picked up by the Carpa- Whether or not the unfortunate were strong. not alone withheld news of the disas- it in to the wireless station at Sas-conset- te, the Bridgeport Aerie of Eagles and Democratic Club and the Young Men's thia was believed by marine experts, women and children in the boats wit- ter but that it was responsible for the Mass. But before they the Nurses and Sisters of Saint Vin- Independent Democratic Club will be here to indicate positively that the nessed the last final plunge of the WANTED. Two engineers and two mesMges of comfort received yester- would give the list out, the officials cent's Hospital. held this evening, Tuesday. April 1C; discipline of the merchant marine was wounded leviathan as she staggered - carpenters on stone crushing plant. day paying all - the passengers had verified it. MRS. CATHERINE SHERIDAN at 517 Lafayette St., cor. R. R. Ave.f maintained to the last. to the bottom carrying with her their Out of town. Apply between 5 and been rescued and the disabled liner The women had been taken off and ' GALVIN, 8 p. m. All the Democrats of the 6 7 - Captain fi. J. Smith, of course, his nearest and dearest will not be known or and 8 tonight, 122 Bank St. was being towed to part. But the the men remained . to . die, and. even Harral Ave. District are Invited to attend. ag t