who. .5” i glisrll'bblillitib 1870' .‘P’ MW..W.w—i ilrl‘l‘ 'l Damage Spread Well Along the Southern Cassi. Both on Land and Sea ’ llama lililll . Will mu mu m mum Strainer Apache Was Saved lust in Time v CHARLESTON. 8. 0:, Aug. 30n.—-Ad~ ‘ dilional reports from the country sur- rounding Charleston received last night bring the list. of dead as the re- sult of the terrific storm of Sunday night up to 15. The list is expected to be oxflarged when reports are received from the more remote sen islands. Con- servative estimates continue to place “the property damage at about 31.000.- 000. despite the fact that reports of losses to stripping interests continue to roll in. Charleston rests tranquil under (Continued “on [third case). illillIi Iiiil iii illi TIM city at Norm board of Cous- olisleu and Board at Estimate fliiitfltiw The council of the City of Norvialit tact and adjourned, last evening. The paving committee then held a meetlns. The council again went into session after themving committee had unlab- ed what business cane before them and passed two mutations repardins the paving or the Norwaih streets. Those present were flavor Edward I. Fincngan. Councilmen W. B. Bur- ueli. C. A. Quintard. D. F. Toomoy. J. 'D. Milne and William Thompson. to .lgether with members of the board or é‘eatimaie and taxation. M. J. Riordan. . ls. Kent, 0. A. Hormone. F. H. Mer- rill. M. H. Glover and A. E. Austin. The first business the council did was to pass a vote to adjourn until af- ter the session of the paving commlt~ too The newspaper representatives were that: requested to either exclude from B . ~. tn. parlors the nature of the business ‘ transacted or else-«well they tool: the hint and vacated. Later the council mot onto and passed the following resolutions: ‘ Voted. That‘tbis council. or a coup mitten thereof. invite bids tor paving lilole «roots of the city authorised to 2M paved by the city meeting of April ism. “if. and May tits. ml. also vote of the council oi Mavis loll. which bids in order to be considered shall state the price per yard and the material which it is proposed to be ‘ billed var ouch paying. and that said n f‘hlds shall he received by the city olerlt . up to the lith day of September, 1911. at 3 o'clock in the attemoou. Voted; That that part oi the vote of the city council regarding paving Thwarted Nay lot. lilii. which reads "as soon as the funds to my for the snare are obtained by a sale of the bonds of the City at liorwsllt’ issued .for that purpose." be and the cam is. hereby repealed. The pleating than sdlcurued to lion- day night. ,mioh Ming Miler 9‘7. thus will probably be no nodes at ,. the council. because all the fact that" is 'a legal holiday. The man. stunt be held/by law. can be W ‘hisilt which appears“ most “I!" .qm.m....... . homunculus. until the followinc sushi or some bills! ' .fl’ Imminent—«WWI. , iiilil IililIIlI Elli How the Vsrious Companies in the Department Are Ex- posted is Luella The chief engineer situation in the South Norwsik tire department re- mains about the same and few odds are being given one way or the other. The whole situation hinges on the sup- Bogardus by the Putnam Hose Com pany. or which he is a member. Should this organization support him libero)- iv. his election over Chief Harold F. llark is assured. if this should follow. he will be sure of a hearty support from the Old Well Hook and Ladder Company. which company will turn- iah his firstaassignment. Howard L Zelulf being a candidate tor this po- sition. inasmuch as Mr. Zoloft is a popular noon in his company and in the department. it is figured that he will pull some votes ior Mr. Bogardus. There is no doubt as to where the Fire Police stand for they will support their co~member. H. F. Clarkftc a man. Thus, if there should be a split in the Putnam Hose Company and one To the Old Well Hook and Ladder Oom- peuy, the Fire Police votes will prob- ably swing the tide of victory to Chiei Clark. E. W. Clark will be a candidate for first assistant with Chief Clark. and Theodore Clark. of the Old Well. has been selected as a suitable candidate for second assistut. This will again put a Clark coalition in power. Chester N. Clark having been eliimlnated from the race some line up. The olicevs' annotation of the de“ pennant will hold a meeting. this "m“ mu%u time the moonlit!“ probably be dven some attention. Tomorrow evening. the ‘Putoalu Hose Company will hold a ’meetinl. which it“ been mind for the purpose of assuring Ir. Bogardus of (he sup- “ port oftbsdbnosnyinbis nabs .. IEFDBIITIIT Ill! FIIIIT I III! NEW YORK. Aug.‘ 80.~7T'0 buns tired boys. members oi the Volunteer Fire Department of Randall‘s island. when the city has a refornaiovy school and other corrective inliltlb lions. tougbt a tire that imperiled the lives or 125 women employed in the his laundry building. early today. and subdued it after A two hours‘ struggle. There was a panic anions the inmates of the various institutions when the steam siren watched the fire-alarm. The employee of the lane. dry. wiln slept on the top floor of the building. crowded to the windows and got out by the Ireesospes. clad only in their night attire. The blue was conduct. to the around door of the threevotor! building. The cause of the tire is unknown. FiFTEEI III , . Kill.“ iI PARIS m MINT “03111. Swllsarisnd. Aug. 30.-~A raiiroad brides which who being constructed across a deep nurse at Brauil. in the upper Inssdlu. six miles south or this villus. collapsed l i nisht. csrryiu with it thirty workup to the depths below. lilieen oi the men were taken out of the wreoitm dead. and the other llftean are prob— ably fatally hurt. NIW HAVIN warsw car wml. liil Preventhfi it Tallinn View More Wepewsuae iiivdr Rem. ‘ mambo. Ann. boars. New Haven Water Mossy woo «slim in tbe senats today. so is. bill which would Wt innit mostly from tas- ln; water from the WWW“! river in billiard. cordially reported its the lush root-enlce illilii iiIliil llI ' port which will be given George W. . Soulful barium m... to Pass Measure Despite honour ilcilsli’s‘ Appeal Illlllllii‘ilill l8 ililEil II is llIllllllllIIli EXIIHE Law aim Chance tenants 4 helm at Very Fat Salaries HARTFORD. Aug. 30. «Senator Ar- chibald McNeil Jr. and Senator Jorea miah Donovan at Not-wail; made a strong light in the Senate yesterday for the apes! of the personal lax bill. but were not successful. Senator Paul dock also spoke suinat it. They were opposed by Senators Judson and Hooker and when the roll call vote was token it was found that the Ben- atc was against repeal by a vote or i? to 13. in his speech calling for the re- bosi Senator McNeil said: 1 consider the question of the repeal of the present iniquitous personal tax (Somebodies lentil Page.) .. , ." The mosquito work was actually started yesterday by the loans- at will be on the grounds loathsome- muting. One of our summons“ the article we printed on its coili- tioas at Passion was .exmtady la- uibsuu. and clearly shows wbs’ttbs American people did They cilaull out the grave or the French sealers hopea ‘nleir thondana of men and all- lions of dollars. and they killed oi the slayer. the motto. than thay built the canal. But they killed tbesnosqdl- to loot. fortunately Cor do we have not the tropical conditions of ennui» usi wet and burning sun, the two as- sentials to mosquito brooding. and we do not have to go into this elaborate campaign or oiling. ditching and con. stant vigilance. tiers nature has left a few little bowls oi water out on the front porch and formation them. All we have to do is to spill out the water; that is. to get rid or our ninety-per cent. of mosquito». Drainage on a small scale.“ dam. age is done and no harm or loss any way to anyone on earth. How to not rid of the other ion Dov cent. at no cost already has been shown by the chiet oi the bureau of entomology. Dr. L. 0. Howsrd. in country Life in Am- erica. Annual loin number. . .“ «Tall Willi. NARI no noisilfl M. m W Mir hm calls. cookies. blelulta etc» at bar» oer liaiosry. Tel. m. WHlTI GIVIN ”NTIAOT. Gontmtor William White. of Her- walit. has secured the contract for re ahiuglin. in. situations: in arrow» berry lilil avenue. the saute bolas awarded to him this morning by a meeting of the three esteemed oi the town. James A. Brown. Alfred Avison and John Devin. bids lor the work were waited on to it oldie“ tbii moraine. at will” tints the selenium west into Mon and obvlod savva bids (or the work contractor watta- bld was tier 091.13. The others: 1'. ll. aneurywmli. V .l 3. MINIW'.“. H. V. Garb-alibi.“ . r. E Midst-4111M. ,Ll ll. Write-4m. W. n. Sinner-Mill. W «NOTICE . “Mumamwtm‘ 'lloeivodwtlhilflon. WW bowel mm W m comm Wrestlers * Those who west fromL Norwalk to Hartford yesterday with. the especia- tion or bolbg heard on its New Can- aan trolley matter. mum Mucus. iy indignant at the manner in which the chairman of the combiitiee on nil: rosdl had acted; To they were disappointed when the; bill did not come up before the billion would be putting it mildly The absence of Chairman Andrew? iii. darl- of the ratlroad committee. '7, prospects of healing the bill to the wall. it is known that the: but use been favorably reported by the committee. and being a house bill it‘most be tak- on up in this house iii-it. The chain man of the committee and Senator Judson bad a heated argument in the Jammy at the 1:15 adloumant. and alter that Chairman M was not seen. it is cadmium that be "wean out to lunch.” but he did not annia appear. Chairman Gerda knew. that the Non walk. delegation was present when he. left.‘ no healed argument with In. lludooa is thought to have been the cause of his iailum to return after lunch. and it is ander that the conversation was upon railroad mat- tors. The Norwalh dolmtlon waited around. thinking to bed!- the bill. but they were ilnelly informed that owiu wilesboomottbaobaimnottbe , . est la . q. bill cent a mm or dial the albums ll dot present. It was M however. that lbs mother would be tale- ap this more- Tobenehp dynamo-inbound!“ lag "Among those who attended tn. idol-walk were Coronation anneal John}. Walsh. leery? mm mummmum; thowiiiiam 1'. Been. liner B. «Sandie and Instant J. Howard. monitor of the commitment railroads of tho Non waiklloardu AthorneyWsiabialnliariibvdlnla today. botitianotknown that“) oftbeotberaoftbedolelatlon went up again. llliIiiFFElI Will I! "I!!! All!" Deputy Dirndl! D. hauls Wool and Special Ulcer Wallace A. Daniele went to Stanford. yesterday. where they amated Joseph Coho in counse- uon with the accident which occurred on thamlaonl'olnt road. Monday eve- ning, when Debs. drivins it. C. land's automobile. of Mrs. smashed into the automobile owned by lies Abbie J. Dove“. or New Canaan. At the ‘Town‘ court. this moraine. Conn was charged with reckless driv- ing. operating a motor vehicle with the tablet- open. knowinaiy coins awby and not flopping after having in- dicted an lmry to anothor party. The ddsndnnt was represented by Attorney John 3 (lanes and Mn Win liam r. Tammany continued the cell until September II. are mm on . _. IIIITIT T'IIIT“ W sraumso. Ass. Wants sill-r. or New Canaan. wss'rsnovsr by two Automobile null his home. in the mend westboaaidlloort. a new Tel-it whim. bulb blarwlfs. arr. loot: took illumination ear to the police station. Adler intervals: the police that ballad been run our previously . by «one auto-lotus. num- an or items. its was notnurt. he said. ' On Account or W oi ice. as limousine locum will new topic We it“ All file ‘ W Willi Apr Summer Hotels on ills Request oi the Majority oiihevoibrs lllill’illillllll illll Iliiill. lilil lil ill Siren a ouiefosby Fleischer st assumes Report HARTFORD. Aug. Silk-The lower branch of the General Assembly yea- oarday Moon passed a bill which it mandhbythemteandm by the governor will bosom! a general law under which to no-liceaaa towns a majority of the voters may in wrib log petition the county commissioners inns-ve- (continued on second Page.) dawn-om nu illliilillil , , u illii Whom run-immense Aeolian ' M not soon. Ana. sol—mum's. assent-usual ms loadedwiih an Woo at balm ave- ass and east stop-t. early Manni- tled Id windows of Milanese and Will. Filth avenue and awaken ed hundreds of guests in the liotol Plan, the at. Roth. and other feeb- ioullo hm at the corner a block above. watched usual shape. dawn to his stock and building will mill! roach 35.000. An hour alter the Million avenue .ennisdsa the pollen oi the cubism precinct naporied a simuiar explosion M doth diesel. in front of the headwaters of Anthony canoes, pro- prietor e! the lanbattsn‘ listeardni Inauibeturing Coins-av. The crash baseball plate glass windows in tour buildiats. but did little other damage. PldlhADllLPfln. Ans. lill.--A dynao salts bomb. believed to have been placed in position by persons who had been totaled money. was anoiodod in sunset. cm W it! when. smashed. i i ‘iwmm vonscssr Malcolm and tomorrow. .. “4...". m... a...» mmmmumrd Immmtlflom The “Total machine. which the po- lice say was buried by a black head agent from a lying taxicab, was one 01' is. most powerlul «or sadness in New York. it tore a neat hole in the pavement and completely demolished the lower portion of the truiterer's building. The police serpent stood the speeding taxicab as it slowed down the asphalt/ed street. and then yea and. donly thrown oil his feet when the crash came. his hopes to be able to identify the taxicab. which be said was let black in color and somewhat our The fruiterer. Charloe'anno. who is MIN wealthl. told till bones that all! waived many letters demand- 1 money and thmtenins all sorta el dire Mahmoud! the cash was not Mild. Rome's “lose both the trontotsboasoinibe southms'ao- tion or tbs oily today. can“ con fortunately no ‘The mm or the dwelline as well as that ol the mm in: one was mooted and m is heueswttbina radissolabloclt were OaAprlil misalnilarw Winmatatbshmllm mammalian- ”mun—W lililliii nus Sands a means is the Lapla- Isiurs. Pointing iiui Necessity for So Doing HARTFORD. Aug. 30.—-Governor Baldwin sent a message to the Gen- eral Assembly today calling attention to the necessity. in his opinion, of re- districtlng the state. The message went into the house. where, after be- ing road. it was ordered printed in the Journal and referred to the com- mittee on congressional districts. The message follows: .. Hartford. Conn. Aug. 30, 1811. To the Honorable General Assembly: Two of the most important subjebts of consideration at the present session rennin undisposed or. I refer to re- districting the State lor election of members of the House of Representa- ties of the United States and for the election of senators. Under the lows of the United Stotes. under the constitution oi the United States it is our duty to constitute our congressional districts. whether we make them five or leave them four in number, so as to make them as nearly In possible e’qunl in population. The tour districts now existing are grossly unequal in population. Two reports are wore you. one or which secures substentialiy absolute equality. and the other nearly secures it. it seems tometbatoneortheotherottbeae reports should be adopted. They are the fruits of over seven months‘ work in committee. Bovine been than fully consumed. it calm be and. should you accent one o! the bills reported. that your action would be hallo Slalom bere- “.ifler a u militant who to give so melt is will!!! to the lily of II! We. in the matter d W Wu. which. was "darted to the same on.- allies. no ”ports have been made. This is not because the committee has not oonsidslwd the Question so nails-red to than. I under-ind that they have made careful maps and "dissident several schemes 1 myself. last larch. submitted to thhn a adieu for re- districting under the canon of 1910. on thebaaisoliivingeaoboounty the uneaumberofaonaioraaenow; and another for Mistrial" the state by Wench-amount anoloilid- dleoox. Windham and» utohdeld coun- ties. and addingonetbnachotflew Haven. Hartford and fall-dam coun- ties. At present Harvard. New Haven and rairReld counties have less than their proportionate "mutation in the assets. while New models. Wind— ham. Utcbllaid. liiddleeet All T‘oliand counties have more than their propor- tionate «prosecution. The constitution of Connecticut provides that our unatorlai districts shall be as nearly equal in plantation as possible,. cubical to certain limita- tions. These limitations do not one- vcnt their being much lean unequal in population than they are now. Our oath of once was a solemn act. in the presence or God. and baking His help to enable us to perform our pledge. we aware that we would be warm in support. oi the constitution oi. the Italwoldoaoonti’cut. i feel Miobouid not'be faithful toll." i did not. new and bore. recall your actuation to this pollution. it is all important to the integrity oi our system of government to make the senate. as tar as we mar. fairly fopuesotatlvo 'ot tbs people of (ion- nectiout. it is not now so represents. live. You have reject“ at the present clarion a proposition to amend the constitution so as to secure a toll and perfect representation cribs people by substituting for thatdistrlct system “ill at election senators at lasso. it is new slant ream. since the boundaries of the Willi districts m but as it m Dom all this tiled, their hominid! hove been lamina. ' ‘ mm. sag. manuals; www.mmlw W n .SlIii Iilllilllllllill II visit was domething of a nut-n Fourth District canon-mm, At Posimasisrs’ Outing, Grillcls+ _ _ as Their Auto ‘ SIYS liii illlllil 4 . Ii illiIil iiiilllii Basil lilies Commands Working oi Postal Savings Sacks Sixty-ave of the postmasters of ii! state of Connecticut, from all parts ‘ the commonwealth. attended the _ ', nuai summer outing of the Stall m Master! mediation At the Calm at Savin Rock. yesterday able ’ ' They had a line dinner. a good, and incidentally they liabenedto a . bolls- mm trots Gunman. no Hill upon what he termed the lotion. which the Democratic malorlty in 0Q“ - srees bee made thus far. lit. Hill's. There was then a shorttnlb regarding . ‘ (Continued on maul rue”) m MINER]! “In": ‘ “will lN. W A moment is on loot is South NE washeuin advocating the ty “Wham sated. but the matter cause to was owing to a misunderstanding in m to the provisions of the dead giv“ to the city when the present librm. building in Wuhiuton street. '0! conveyed to the city. The dead expressly said tbht the . mom should main in the poles- ‘~ slonotthecityulongaotbecity maintained; loco library and readin- mom. not that this reading room and library should necessarily be alab- lished in the present building. This matter was. iounht out. last you. at the time the agitation (or a city hall was brought up and the meaning/“of this aims. in the deed interpin W those civil! the library to the city. in the last report of the Library di- rectors. the inadequacy oi the present library was cited and an appeal made that Mr. Carnegie's odor of a 880.09. building be accepted. . W ~NOTicl. A special meeting oi Putnam Halo Company will be held Thursday even-v lag. Aug 81. at B p. In” bodiscnss nab- tera oi importance. so- order ' WILL!“ HILLI.‘ 0m. Per 0. ill. Lockwood. Secy. W vssulsorov sass . useless linllilil ‘ At the regular meeting of Washing- ton (lamp. No. ll. Patriotic Order a! . the Sons of America. last night. an» bouncers-at was made of the Appoint:- ‘ meat at doses mu. or South Nor- wailt. as a chairman or the semicircle on cadentlals of the our. camp. Alp! the selection of p. but: Osaob. or last limb. as the dilirict provident immobile. 11. note mm tin and hard working meatball oi W M and mu follow ’.,,_ mumnnanclaissorelavyotiiot. ‘ wwwmmflsmi
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