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ESTABLISHED 1870‘
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Entered at the South Norwzlk Post-ones
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SOUTH NORWALK. cl
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HHIEE HRH] EY
HH HS: x IHHIS
RESIHHHHRM
Served the City of Norwalk as
Head of Police Force for
Over Eighteen Years
EHRMEREY CRHHECEER
WHH HEW YHRH PHEISE
Had a Good Record as First
Sergeant in Civil War
.
it who with surprise thiit it was
learned late this morning that Chief
'l‘hoinus Bradley. of the City of Nur-
wulk police'forcc, has tendered his
resignation of that other: to take sift-ct
Immediately. or as soon as possible
Chief Bradley as chief of the Nornslk
police has a clean and it good record
having been the faithful servant of ill“
people of Norwnik for eighteen years
Chief Bradley gave no pnriliular ren
sun thlh morning lei having handed
in hitrdfi'signiitiou save that he could
uni endure the iiiiidiihips that be has
for limiting been nt‘DllStUlnM to bear-
i.ng -
Chief Bradley
. said
(Continued on fourth pour.)
iiiiiii iiiiiiiii
unis iiiiii lllll
Simslitiry Man Chosen United
States Senator by Both
Branches Today
HARTFORD. Jim. 17: ~000Mb.
Pay ne McI.ean.Vof, tiliulbury. Republi—
can. woseeh n United aisles senator
from Gonnah t fer their" year term
beginning March 4 ’next by the Gen,-
cral Assembly. today. lie will succeed
4' Senator M . ley. .
The on s voted for
their own William: limiter 3 Cum‘
things. of Standard, the Democratic
notional committeeinsn. The vote was
taken separately in the Senate and
House of Representatives. and tomor-
row in Joint convention the election
will be ratified by the reading of the
record of the ballot in each branch.
in tho Senate s. motion to proceed
to on election We: made by Senator
Alsop and Clerk lliodaett was ordered
to call the roll. The vote was: Mc-
been ill; (luminlnxs, it. The would
in; olllcer. lAeutfid’Vsrnor illnlteslee
' than .unnounced the election of Mr
kimono on the part of the Senate
in“ the House the veto was by roll
cull also and of the 26:! votes recorded
Molonn received ll'vii, Cummings 9t}
and Senator lliilkeley' 1. 'lim vote
for the hitter was given by licpreseu-
tative Hutchinson of Essex
Senate Proceedings.
The senatorsiilp drew many visitors
to the Senate chsmber and u full at
“Ilium
uncommon" ltitroduccd a hill to
create “d lime of education for Heri-
lord. “it ll a step towards piopoeed
consolidation of school districts in tiist
city. Senator lllcksrmnn put in bills
to authorise New Huron to issue $100,-
000 permanent psvlug bonds. $25 000
in contingeni hospltsl bonds and a
bond issue for s fire department
nosoludons apps ting (‘harlos F.
Hunssrford Jud dire sud lisnry W. Honi-
titan do thy; in (set. Natlxatllcll; Wsl
tar H. librlt .illd e and Edward'lJ.
gleele assoclste tilts iii llsrtford:
atrlcif .l Mediation, Judse and 110'!
out B. Snow do t9 hinge at Wster-
btiry. were tabla.
--i-iioi-i ecuoot. MiwernsLs TO-
" mourns 1;!) MO now.
finder a“sunburn b the lsh School
Benn. Terese and Music. ltd
lb Wruihow suits st 8
"v
this morning:
Slum sharp.
were raised up.
‘ rtemed by Dep- 1i
ei-w Nichol
HASEHME PRHSPESES
‘ collision mm
WM..-»
ill lHE lilllllllllt
Expected That, There Will Be a
Team lntlis Field Next
Summer
W~~mm
While it is impossible to announce
deiinitcly at this time who will nuiii~
urge the Noiwulk baseball it‘tllll ilur
ing the (lolllllll: Henson. ii uppeurs more
than piohnhlc iiiui n loinn will pluy iii.
least weekly primes iii Amusement
Path in Meadow street.
it has been priuiiiiilly decided that
the Norwuik Amusement Company.
which has conduitcd the. some iii the
Meadow street grounds during ilio
punt two yours will not lillt‘t! on active
part ill the iiiiiiisgcnluiil this your.
One reps-on, mid of course the most
iniportunt is, thin the public did not
patronize the gums lost season ('Xlt‘ll'
sivsly enough to billiK lllilLl’i enthusi-
asm. Al the present time several poo
pie. nre negotiating ulin the Nol'wuik
Amusement t‘ompnny for the loose oi
the Amusement Pork property during
the (timing season. in View of the
desire of others to tulip. up the propo
sitlou, n committee wns appointed last
night at the annual meeting of the
Company to consider bids for the loose-
und to bring them bitch to tilt! coni-
pany. This committee consists of
President l‘). S. infiill. W. A. Nnull.
F. l.. Muddcu iind Samuel Taylor.
Ollicers were, elected at inst niuiit‘n
nioetiiig, choice iit‘lni: made of oil who
linvc servod during the mini your. They
include:
l‘rcsidout- Eugene. S. Lni‘lin.
\'it‘t~i’rosiiitml~4Samuel 'i‘nylor.
'l‘rcnsuror .liimt-s Yuics.
iv‘in. Sisi~V.,,V.liiincu Youuus.
lien. 800.44 Slcphcn S. Jill‘l‘lii.
Mnnnuor l4‘rnnli l... Mitdtlt‘ll.
hlr. Millldt'n managed the tram lost
your nud it is understooil that he could
ruilii-v not figure its direct uinnugvr of
it from uuuin
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WER MRHEY
HH PRRHHH
HE HIVIHEH
Amendment To Be dads teTtlie
City of llorwelk Charter as
Soon as Pobslliio
H. E. HRMH HHHSEH
RM HEMRH HE REEIEE
improvements To Be Started at
Hope llose Company’ s House
An ordinance umcndiiis Election 8.
Chapter 21 or the Nm‘wllk City Char
ter was passed lust Morning at the
City of Norwnlk Common (‘ouncil
meeting in their usual quarters in Well
street. This umoudineni is due in the
efforts in this direction by Councilman
and Chairman of the Sewer Committee
.lohn 1). Milne. it provides for the oi»
mining of and the distribution of
moneys that shall accrue from
sewer department work and fixes it so
that one-half shall go into the city
treasury, while the other half shall so
Into the appropriation of the sewer do.
psrtmcni, thus giving a wider chance
for work in this department The
amendment was unanimously adopted
and is thought to have been it wise
change in the chsrter, since through it
work could not bsve been done with
the spproprlstion. end which is quite
necesssry. may now be scoompllsbed.
Perbeps the next most important
notion of the council was the ratifies.
tied at the rscommcndstiims or the of. .
litters of the various departments of
the Norwsllt Fire Department The of
floors received it unanimous nomine-
tion sud according to the usual rslp
lied to be submitted to the members
of the board at councilman for their
election sud instsllstles. » _ 4 4
All the councilman were present
(Continued on third peso).
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Lillllilll ill “Winfrey 4;.
BBlDGEPOIt’l‘, Jen. "wilder?” Hill
Kelli. formerly associated with llhn
b in'.mEH'b:"lioo-l ill
usnsss e iii n a
court it at.“ tfortl this months Si?
«use be bold liquor or the s
top on the wonder following Citadel.
"noun or
llnilebtedness of Club Reduced
the ‘
‘ «urged
mention ,
. . .. *1: W.-. .s
N”.. TUESDAY. JANUARY 17.1911.
HEW MEMBERS
E. H. VAR-HER HR
Amendment to By-Laws Making
Dues Sill a'Ysar,- Payable
in Advance. is Favored
MHMHEHME RRHHEMIERHES
ERR MEMBERS PRM’HSEH
the Past Season
The: interest in the East Nor-walk
Yacht Club is thoroughly ulivo was
demonstrated lust night at the inert-
ing held at the South Norwulk Club
rooms.
declared it the best meeting ever held
by it. and that novor were its pros
ports better then new.
The important business was the
amendment of the hy-inws melting the
annual din-n of Sit), payable in advance
This was deemed advisable, its quurtci‘
ly payments loft lhi- club during a
par: of the season without the funds
necessary to meet the hills of the
your promptly its they become due.
The llnunciui ropori showcd thiit dur
lug lllt‘ post season the fixed indebted
tit-es of the club had been materially
roilnrcd. imd bed the qunrtoriy dues
lwcn promptly moi ilit‘ club would
how it halnncv to its credit.
The meeting organized at h o'clock
with fourteen members present. Coni-
modore Rider in the choir and the
mansion continucd until ll o'clock dur-
ing which time the condition sud
pronprcis oi the club were fully dis-
cussed and many suggestions for NI
futuri- welfare nnd dot-cloninent were
made and nnDrovi-d.
lly going OVO’T the details of the run-
ning of the club it was mood that dur-
his the routine season nddlilonal con
vonicnces could be provided, without
Increasing the dimmdlnd the club meet
all its obligations pmmplly
.."l be members were in full scco‘rd u
lsuubkasd best owners. sud mesm-
thuslasilc as to future prospects for
in increased membership. and a liter.
uughly ellve slid progressive club for
lbs twaltlll of 191).
Coniiiiodoro Rider with authorized to
appoint a nominating committee of
three for ofllcors for 19”. to he voted
for M. the neutral elocllou to be held
Monday. March 6th.
The Reel Norwnlh Yacht Club bus
many ndvsntngcs that recommend it
lo the favorable consideration of mem-
bers. its location could not be more
convenient. so the trolley line furnish-
es conveyance by its door every town
ty~iour minutes; there is ample dhtllh
or water at all limos for vnsssls drow-
tns eight feel; the harbor is ibnroulih-
iy landlocked and perfectly nuts for
mooring under any munitions, fresh
Willt'l' is slwnys at tho disposal of
members for washing purposes, and it
is expected that provision will be rustic
for u supply of selenium: this meson.
The membership is new thirty-six, and
could be increased to llfty to the inn
tutti adventure of all members.
if the interest sud spirit nianlfeetcd
last plant can be taken as on indies
t,lun the future of the East Norwslli
Yscht Club is of the brightest promise.
and its complete succesue is now so.
sored.
RElllllil unis
illii nun iiililu
Director of Public Relief llecelv»
at line of the Bullets .
in ills Leg
« PARlsr Jan. 1‘!»de revolver
shots were tired st Premier Brlsnd in
the Chamber of Deputies thin sfton
noon. lib wee unharmed.
i4. Mir Millimeter of public relief
received lie of the bullets in the is;
This ls‘ tho depend recent assault
upon the premier. On November 20.
in the course of the ceremonies in the
Tullisrlss (ls-done; hr eebmotlen with
the dedlestlon at n mute W Jules
you. become oysllet, struck
twice in the tsoe drill: his csne‘.
'l‘lis iii-slider was not seriously injured
“Gounod“ sentenced to the” rest-endow”
.lnipiddcnpie‘nt subsequently.
ass but' s msrller e. worlnnan
The older members of the club ‘
to the consumes the club 3W lid
“ rthut such it out will, pass both houses.
lino till” inn
until iiu
Effort oi meithnnlloiicut Tem-
perance Udm [ti Further
Limit Dr Inpt‘lscss
. ll. ll. Spdoder‘fsepretlry of the
Connecticut Toni ruins Union. said
in New lleveu B untidy that effort
would be made it le‘sesslon ot the
legislature to limit heinous to one sn-
ioon to such 1.000 of population in all
towns where iieenildn line granted.
Effort will also be made. he said. to
change the certiil. le..lhw no thui for
second offences. w ch are other then'
merely technical. 1 lies shall have not
right to issue certl dates which will
unuhlc liquor dealers who have violu
ted the law. to he licensed to continue
business . .
An entirely new by tho
temperance geonlv V, rthi- state1
polite commie lonere‘ given authori-
ty to appoint slit: prospective
snout, whose duty it ll be to exer-
cise the authority now held by prose»
tilting egentll unpainted in towns by
the count) cuminls toners. \l‘heuoveri
th the boot-n9
local prose
police or
culled upon by the;
t! the Work which
other authorities to‘V
the regular town‘n
it) do. .’
Mr. shopped paid
this state uncut on who eppinnicd
by the slate poi L. ‘ commissioners
ruiiier ihnn by the meteor. but he
should not object to having the up
poluimcnt made by the Joins of the.
superior court tits admire is re
move this appointment. from no ltlonl
influences so let up.” ill possible to
do so.
it has been reputed to the temper
once workers thbt‘ttl Bridgeport there.
are several saloons were women are
employed “Weird Win; only 25
cents e week f htlrmires -snd do
pending‘for at e upon tips
and for. services will us considered
out or alumni! to ysurrounitlnp
rim “unmade; to desire
bus a law passed
malt-is of sultan e
its waiters 1|!)
whom liquor ll so
Mr sum-m est _ in his aplnion
the low with ruler . 4. _ 4 indsu‘ cer-
nitrates oughtta'btt ,« no anon b to
prevent any wilfull" breuer in
ii " menu in.
it ~" . nonunion
understanding. kept his asides open
mar hours. nor would he sanction isk
inst any technical nut-linings of any
rune properly ensued in the business.
-—-HlGH SCHOOLMINS'FRELB TO-
NIGHT «ND 4»TOMORROW.
tinder auspices of the High School
A. 2\.. Songs. Farms- nnd Music. Ad-
mission 2i'i'rcnts.. Show alerts at I
o‘clock bhprp.
slit retisrwossiioiii
or Til! uninsgsa litters
The (Vlounty‘ Comminsloneru, .ludso
Whitman s. Mead. Simeon Posse and
John llmpby. their counsel, Attorney
James A. Murr and Attorney Jacob
l3. Klein. representing the liquor in
intents and duds» EOWIM K. Nichol
son. representing the law Enforce
merit league. of Brdlgoport. were in
semen yesterday morning in the of—
fices o! (lu- commissioners for u con»
slderabie length of time going over
liquor lsws wherein. there seem to be
rompllriitlons were freely discussed
with a vlevrlo militias them more do-
linlte. '
Jud" Nicholson sold the Low lio-
forremsni issue, will send «tunnel
to Hartford to client the possess of s
bill to keep women out of saloons. es
pselslly women who enter ssloons ss
wnltresses. There is little doubt but
its ntrongest hscliers are the liquor in»
torests.
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rial KING'S osueuvsss' UNION
unripe rouonnovv.
All srrsnsomsnisfbsvs been mm
for s. his union rosettes of The King‘s
Daughters tomorrow sfternoon st 3
o'clock. in the South Not-walk Census
national Church. The meetins is open
to sit slid will besln shsrply on time
The sp'eslter, Miss insert it Broken-
shlrs. of lioston. has lectured tin-bush»
out the world end but trsveled Olleil‘
slvely. ans hes its unususlly pisse-
lua psrsebsllt which still!!!“ to II
buds steady ow ot hotness which
holds sll at her Indispose spellbound.
tier subject toner-m is “The Klaus
belittle w tit in Honolulu and
cltibli or is finalise intend!
slid hit it to her senior. in
tbsp to dense end tell of the
sultry. Whittle enablers at
ten: that‘s
Shh ital slid
sir a .w m the
with hair wives at
out“
"tit
. tail end niiloni
tor h“ {3"(‘6 ' cot-dud the bounds oi proprieli
the excise laws.“ These points in tho '
Dsusbtsrs or the Rest." She will Ill-st 4
. hi the hurts and
MR. HHHHVHH
HSEHHHHEH
Hi- SEHRIE
Tells His Fellow Statesman that
He Knows the .“Speciei inter-
ests” Do Not Like Him
:HEHER EMEERS Ill
RIMMHHH Elli HHERS
—— ~~.——.¢.
How To the Line and Let Chips
Fall Where They May
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HARTFORD .lnn. 17-Senelor Don-
even took the iloor in the Senate to-
day to nnswer two newspaper stories
uhiili he sold bail untounded him by
what they implicit. He said that one
,zpurpiried to have quoted Senator Mn-
bun to the effect that he (Muhnnl
i could mm:- to expel Senator Donovan
lrom the body if he ll)onovan) cit-
The
other story he said implied that br-
illouuvnni intended to use phy'sicul
force to not "even“ vvllb the sculptor
from New London.
Senator lxinovon had risen as won
as the Sandie opened to ninko an ex-
pisiiniion under the right of personal
privilege, but noticing that Senator
Malibu was not in his sent in- waited
until the. inner siriwd
Mr Donovitn sold thiii he intended
this session no in previous ones to
"bow to the line and lot lht‘ chips fall
where they may." lie suid he know
that those who represented special in-
isrsete did not like his attitude. lint
he bud been always willing to giyo
and tube and he could any with that
rhnrocicr in the pity "Lay on. Mac-
!)uff and damned be he who first cries
'liold. enough.”
Mr. llonorsn said that during his
service in the Senate on single art of
his or advocacy of any measure wee
inconsistent with the principles of the
lemorratlc party. His nets. be sold.
Id been in line with the faith of the
party and in the interest of the people
of the state It liu been his province.
lie ssld. to be in disfsvor With those
who eithllir estate here n represents
lives. or who set in this chamber In
favoring special interests. "l have
hover boon fw‘rcunl to the faith in me.
nor have i m‘wl’ tailored in attacking
the wrong» which i lie-lined word
present." he said. its would continue.
be nddcd. to take nintid nsnlnst those
{lien and measures who had not the ip-
terrain of the people. at heart. As to
the story that he intended to use phys~
irsi form, he said br- rclerred to his
cursor in the Senate and challenged
any one to show that he ever did any
not which would give rise to tho idea
that be was unnhic to govern himself.
Moreover, he said. he did not boilcvo
that the special interests who oppose
him could be credited with giving rise
in say such story. After reiterating
his initiation to Which rurcfuliy leg
islution nhlrh is proposed. the senator
resumed his oral.
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SERMHM SHRMHRME
“H. 3" SHMS REE MM
”4“.”
man submarine "U. .'l" sunk today in
fileihendorf ilsy. in the harbor of Kiel
The number of men on board was not
linen-ii.
The Cnmmsnder of the "U. 3" con»
munlcated with the rescuers by menus
of ii bouy telephone end said that be
end his e is were in no humiliate den
per es the r supply of oxygen would
last forty~eiuht hours.
The sinking was caused by the se-
oldental filling of the water bunkers.
Later the Vessel was raised.
The submarine salvage ship Vulksn.
equipped with powerful cranes and oth.
er sppsrntus for the raising of sub-
merged vessels. wsse sent to the auto
tence of the submarine.
The “U. s" was built at music in
tiles and has n displecomsut of 300
tons. Nu November in compspy with
sunhmsrlne "U. l" the vessel made
the pussy from Cuxhsvsn round the
Skew in Kiel. si distsnce of no miles
in shout «l0 hours. without a convey.
. Illllillll'l’ MIMI"
l
MINNIE! WT
Bo anally hes the business of the
inter-nuts Raincoat company incl-see~
ed recently. that the Company 1
lesson “10ther top door of e
Ilwsrts end Corbett block lit Westmin-
.toii street. ‘I‘b‘s dampen: new us out-
plotted about to people and
idol-«soil fsellltles. It is use diet
the total number oi employee willbtl
”Mil Si...“ orl u piano...
is user as y as
urban block new
was known so the tiniest
Kilns. Gs’rmsny. an.17.~~‘l‘bo Ger-
tbsi
T‘s-v“
MHMHH MHRHERS
ill TEXAS SEHRE
Prominent Attorney’ 8 Wile
E Shoots Another Woman, Five
Bullets Entering Her Body
FORT WORTH, Ten. .an. 17,7
”booting with coolness and steady
aim. hire. '1‘ M. Brooks. wife of s
.promincnt attorney. llred ilvo bullets
into the body of Mrs Mary iiinford
in a crowded department store, yester-
day. Each shot struck the victim and
Mrs. Binfurd died almost instantly.
Walking into the store. Mrs.
llroolis spoke pleasantly to persons;
she knew on the first lloor and pro-
meded to the second where Mrs. illn-
i‘ord was employed as saloswomsn.
As she stopped from the elevator she
suited for Mrs. lllnford, and as the.
latter approached Mrs. Brooks drew
on old fashioned revolver from her
innit.
The woolenugpppled end the
weapon in mm the bull
passing throuxh the hand of Mrs
llinford. Freeing herself. Mrs. Brooks
stepped hack.4end deliberately taking
him. fired {our bullets into the head
of the other woman.
, Mrs. Brooks replaced the pistol in
her muff nnd walked out of the store
iininolesied. She made her way on
foot two blocks to her husband's of-
fice. handod lilm the pistol saying:
"l'ul sorry,“ and fainted.
ilclh she and her husband refused
to make a statement. line was as-
rosted. wnivcd prcilininnry met and
was released on bond of “0,000.
RM 038
ERHM IRES
IH HRRHK YH
Two Started at the Same Time
on the Same Street, and
Two Lives Were Lost
lllii i iliini .
“ nuns illlilllt
Motor Boat Building and Sixty
Vessels Destroyed
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NEW YORK. .lsn. 17.—By a ouririus
coincidence two fires started almost sl
mulisuoousiy shortly after Lociock
and 558 West 164th street. The two
points sis nearly three miles apart
The loss in each csse was estimated
at about 875. 0007
in the west sldo tire. an engineer in
the sixty family apartment
where the flsmsa started, lost his life.
end his assistant was fatally burned.
The dead man was Philip Anronson.
28 years odhend his assistant was
James Johnson, 30 years old. Both
were found in the bosomeni, whore
they hsd hen overcome by the names.
story msnufsclurlng building Occupied
by 1 furniture company and a firm
melting hosiery and women a ser-
merits. Sly firemen sore overcome by
this morning at sea East ions street w
house ‘
The out side tire was in a four buried.
' Up a Great Game at the
Armory Last Night
mum in intuit
iiiiiiu lllillill
Score Was Thirty-six . to,
teen in East Central
Without any exception the V
crowd of basketball fans tbsp
turned out to witness a some in
walk filled the armory in West
“in last evening. and saw two ed
fastest contests that have yet
played on the floor. lloth at [bat
ning's games were of high, tilde
Wore as fast and interesting es
be desired by sny.one in the
some the local live lost to the New,
champions. the Gloversvlile q
(Combined on Second PI”;
Classified advertisements on "it.
2‘ words or less. 26 cents: 3 timed.
each additional were. 1 cent per In
WANTED ,
WANTED—-Glltl. FOR GEN
houseWtirk in family of two; mui
proud cook and laundress. Call it 9
St. Norwuik.
WANTED mention AS or
nonfiction single; drive end re V
kind of cor; Nuts ‘i'oik inst em .
Prlvnle party pren‘rred; wuss ' '
twist refer-lumen Add rests “Chen 0!
Benton St.
WANT o-nsnuc warmest
NW at r on. Auditorium Restndnll ell;t
orth aisle tit.
wmrsornxrnmnncnn v 4 5
ton on pom-r medium also e
,on shirts. t lutltl. Peabody no 0. ‘
WANT D-« D BUY.
live cilllfa poIIulV try; (”L
inc for good vee- H
i‘unnecllcut
.Tel. 1151.
THE FINES , 4. _
workmanship ebn ‘4 y swig.”
in: t cncrnwrborn. Benin N3.
in). 525. hone 135-5. ’. 4
. MANicunmo. HAIR ammo.
ciul msmxv. elcclrlfdl l. nunents.
dron‘ s hair tut Specially slim
goods. The lhauty Shop, 102 W
ion 8t ’l‘.el 320
A GHIBALD TAYLOR“ MIR
been or of Plane.
0. u
no ill—
wnlk Baptist Church.
Ave. Booth Nor-welt.
roe sALemrinngsA NE Q "
w n “50 Hit)
“1.10 s‘ouin Main on. [Him ii
FOR SALE4~t‘()l T M
tlbli ()Hlldfll records;
machines; 2 Milli t
i.. ll. Decker. 2 lion
walk.
FOR nutrition vnur
Barred Pi
unutb lto w 8. |
inland Re r‘f'lt'ktll't‘lil. I 8'
chin liniilsutit: (.y
["3" in
condition. 'lb. LulH'itrtb 1‘0““?!
I. Tao-III r
and.
Y‘W
all“ o “89‘
~mln .
”mirth”. 80th
roam sue on 1E
all lmprnvmuntme
rent or sole. 1iner
smoke. end many others suffered se-
verely from exposure.
Est-liar tires in other sections of the
clty brought the ulsbts tout Ire lose
up to s figure approaching a hell mil-
tlon dollars.
The most serious of these earlier
blues was in s six~story loft building
in Brooklyn. where the ass was $150.
000 Twelve firemen were overcome or
smoke and exposure here
in the extreme northern pert of the
city the plant of the lid. Vfitor
Best Compeny st . was
burnt! to the ground I“ yet
usble motor hosts belonging to indi-
viduals. which were stored nearby in
winter qusmrs were destroyed
Buffalo Hotel Fire.
BUFFALO it. Y. .lsn. It. «Jim in
the atelier Hotel. only today. sent
tour hundred scsntlly cine guests sour.
rying to the streets. The blaze wss
conbned to the nlllroom. where it
itsrtsd. end the loss will be small.
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