Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 3, 1912 · page 1

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l.000 Fool Breech In the Levee Rut Torres lies Already Caused
Big Financial Loss. and Crops, Which Were Well Ad-
vanced, Will be Iluineil

 

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Water Buries the Cross Arms on Telegraph Poles and All
' Communication Is Shut 0ft

I
Nicw ROADS, La. The yellow wa-
ters of the Mississippi river are sweep-
ing through a 1.000 foot breach In the
levee at Torres in an ever-increasing
' torrent. The financial loss. which must
come to the whole or one parish st
least-“Points Coupe— and in parts of
severe! Othel'SLWlll run into the hun-
«dreds of dollars. The sugar cane. cot
Itor, rice undeci‘n crops, which were
lweihe'dyttnced, will be a total loss. in
addition to the crops, the loss of live-
stock‘wlil be very heavy.

Torres was practically cut off from
nvire communication last night, the we-
ter hsving hurled the cross some on
which the is moon wires are strong.

 

 

next Friday Night the 0ete~—A
‘ Fine Entertainment, Club
Lunch and Dance

H “An error yesterday in the head
. lines snnouncing ihdies‘ night at the
' south shell: club undo the date
one Ruth bitehd «oi the 10!}! of May,
, y’hight. For this occasion!
. utriicciiisi, sleight-of hand
pertoriner use entertainer and the
Nevin hints Quartette have been on-
, caged. in addition George Fluken-
stiae, the popular pianist will play for
denotes. .
A club lunch will he served it is
3 purpose or the committee to make
W on evening or more than usual
Vplehsure. . .

 

 

 
 

 

‘ f-JOBELOFF'S SPECIALS.

1, is lbs. Granulated sugar, $1.00. M
Strictly Fresh Eggs, 25c dos.
Very Good Potatoes, 40c ‘plr.
Fancy Yellow Tu‘rnips. 15c pit.
Clover or Magnolia Mliki 10c csn. '
2 qts. Bermuda Onions, 25c. "
Native Kale (something tine). 350

 

 
 
 

 

, ill .. tubers; hsttu’co. etc.
. w 117'! No. lihin St.

 
 

,‘uYMsilsthmiw

still in danger ‘

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Special trains were run between

New Roads to s point near Tarps lost
night, to bring out refugees Hundreds
of people forced from their homes by
the water were picked up It sinuous
along the line and brought to New
Roads. Many refused to leave their
homes. preferring to take their "chun-
cee with the water. in every direction
for mere could be seen from the train
herding their livestock and driving
them to the levees.

No loss of life has been Poisoned
from any point in the newly flooded
area but many stories of thrilling es-
capes the continuelly coming in, and
it is known that scores of persons ore

 
 
 
 

 

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alienate l‘l‘3 eerie:

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HM, oh;

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In order to'properl'y hhndie their ev-
er incl'osslng business in South NorL

. walk the Postal Telegraph-Cable Cour

pony. of Washington street has been
thread to enlarge their oilicos. had as
s result the locsi once is one of the

best equipped In the state and tarout. ‘

ranks others that handle so cousl voi~
nine of business.

The new oflcos sre s tribute to the
energy and hsrd work at the mm.
Mtg 11.1. mundane, who by ovarian-1
inhily keeping at it. has been enabled
to‘ double the business or the once
during each of the four years she had
been at Its hold.

The new equipment consists of on
Ui'DRO‘the switch board of thirty wires
s new telegraph set new lockers. new
hounterg closet. sud everything also
time xoés to make an unto-date coni-
menial telegraph once.

frhe gillces have also been shifted

from the rear of the store formhrly
. " occupied by the Taylor & Goldoii of-

 

‘ho‘ols about David'o Homo. -.

.froni shy Nowell:

Mes, to the trout. affording Miss one
dose and her assistants more Mt.

‘more sir and better accommodations
,- throughout.

The force is to be con-
minister: highly upon their suede-o
rm? starts. 1

ii‘h'e ironed conic m
the librsrisn in the hit
asked in low techs it she clihiid get a

“oh, yes," not the libraries." "we
lithium-f. ‘

danish" ‘ whispered the induirer.
not so loud."m

* Z

, ”TIRE MARTIN WI“

‘ ‘ hrs being 030%th vest:
him a number or copies of David

Cililii hill
3 min iiiiiiii

James Sheehen Chosen Presi-
dent and" L’sreysdems Vice;
President

M

At the meeting of the Control stor
Union which was held lest evening.
the editors for the ensuing tom woos
elected sud installed. The insults.-
tion ceremony was performed by Post.
President Bert .i. Brunstrup. 1

The reports were submitted and
those of Fikdndsi Secretary Otto
Minimum and Trescurer Edwsrd 1'
Kelly showed the craniutioh to be
in s prosperouscondiuoo. The oli-
cers one as follows :'

President-Jsmes Sheehsn,
miller. ‘

Vice-PresidsIt~—l.oroy Adams,
Mnkor' s. 3 1‘

Recording Secretary——Mrs.
Joyce. list Trimmer's.

Finances! \ Boomesryabouis Currie
mince. Phlntern’ hnd Decomtore'.

Treasurer-Edward G Kelly,
Makers. '

Gusrdianwaustsv Fitter Barbers.

Outside GuerrimWslier Hoyt: Brow
therhiood of Tunisian.

mask—whiter Hoyt, Teamsters',
Daniel McCarthy. list Maker's, Anion
Anderson. drcn Mouldore'.

'li‘insnco Committee-«Mrs. Annie
Higgins. Trimmers; Julian Blotter.
Bakers‘. William Benjamin. Clw
Mskers‘.

New delegates installed—Cherish
oddo sud Henry Gerhsrdt. of. fits 8hr-
bers’ Union.

 

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Cigar-
Hat

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Fannie

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cues. young we ‘ 1
smell icon i‘resh him. no 1h.
Solidi fresh shoulders. lee. i j
‘ both at pm light lotus. 1th on . ,
. Best cut shotiider steak, 14c. '1
Butterlns. 260 iii. .
Strictly fresh eggs. 25c dos -
Policy celery. 100th; 2 for lite.
nevus Wish
WWW
CONFIRMATION AT ouster '
CHURCH. ‘
The 'ilt. Rev. 11'. F. Johnson. D. D..,

Missouri will visit. Christ which. her
Oonnrmstlon tomorrow (WW) or:
suing, May till. it. '1 so. Qwiug to
the growth at the Church will its
Connoéticut‘. Bishop grew-m nostril.
impossible to moire all the visits he:
qulrsd, end has secured the ionic”

actions. Bishop Johnson is h nstlvs
of Newhovvn. A cordial inuithlhih “is
extended to all to be present ht iii
service. "

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NO TITANIC PICTURE. .

 

 

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noon, rephrding

 
 
 

 

 
 

W‘s-W
~soi‘es sxchmor‘isi. v

; nus. was totally destroyed by or. this

sumptuous:

7 much ss shown by the indicator!
.111_' mm the: the trouble arises from W

Miter Bishop of the mesh 9',

or stance Johnson tor the dirt“ visi- ._
2 took piece in one at the beds. which

. dew sod prsctiosliy no dhni'su wss

hibibsstolorflt. Berryfillll
g-essiiiyw'ortiislic. ilisstlndis'i'es‘ 00..

 

Cid Stradiiiriiilslsnglng to James

Murphy. 1 win Con-

 

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Contents of“ Bed Ilsein In lchn
Palmer" s Home Damaged

 

An old barn and contents on the
James Murphy plan...“ 133 lily sve-

morning 1st one cations. The barn
itselrwu worth hut‘iitiitle. but: Mr.
Murphy summed see-um of s couple
of esmssos sud causality oi hey. end
it is estimsted this the dsmsge will
mount to sbout‘lflo, which is noel
covered by institution.

The origin or the m is not known i
it was discovered by s puser-by who:
saw the domes and ten to tire "sisrm

 

the time the ”eminent reached
the scene. the concurs was one mass
or Mines and beyond the result or the

sodittooklmmmmh this.
mmmumnmt With
chummatstdmmw
“dumb-rs .so as ovum.» the

he III‘ so could be «new. no
livestock perished in the bliss.

The bell sisrni only stock twice.
owing to I detect in the mince:
the hell the system beinglu MM

which regimes properly. it is be»

habit contr's‘ctod by the times no
one of the comsniés at m with
their boll. lessons will be token to
pussltophoshts prscticesstissio
suit. strains the uschsnism oi the boil
sever-sir snd- teens to such assurances
as Mon-nod. utilised when the strllr
or «tuned to respond propaly. h
are bell is not s elevating hy sny‘
tosses;
Mattress on Firs. 1

Yesterday sltst‘noon the are deport»
inset wee billed to. Sound View ter~
mos to «anguish sssinsll.bls_sot..'in 1
the home at John Palmer. 'i‘iis ‘hisso

was promptly thrown out or the win-

douotosnythingothsrt'hsnthe mt-
dull. 3 ‘1‘

 

 

‘,--7 Filo; DIODIATID IIIRY 8"

Free with every doiisr pnrchsss. This it

 

in “(new at. ,
slut-Hem Ilse FAIIWILI.

 

Lsdlss' Dom?“

 

 

collision would hsve resulted

l slsrm from Sound View Terrace on
box, number 23. Which he pulled. Br ’

firemen. Ono mists ct hose vrss isio .

permits will be heeded by the 0911030

the New cation was Is to W i“

1.

WIATHER FORECAIT'
Fair tonight and Saturday.

 
 

 

 

 

 

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REM RRRRRR ESERRE

Twice Cains Ilesr Csiildlng With
Trolley“ Cure st llsn‘res and
South lielii Streets

 

Driver Willlsin N. McPherson,
the Old Well Hook sud Lad r Com.
pony. is insulting his lucky rs this
morning thst he and his horses sud
truck escsped without injury to him-
self sndths horses sad dsoisse to the
truck as s result of being blocked st.
the corner cs. Monroe and South lists
streets by s trolley csr last night.
while responding to the slum which
came in from box Bil. Just as Driven
McPherson wss rushing the sharp turn
from South Msin into Monroe street,
s trolley her shirt out of the isttennd
had it. not been for the driver‘s pro
sence of mind and strong right sun is
with
terrible results. As’ it was the driver
pulled histories up on to the curb.
and bsrely got the big truck pasi the
cor. The wheels nearest the‘osr. pess-
sd over the lender. «imaging first
somerset. '1'i)i-ivsr McPherson camps
in (or not a little credit for his skill
and during.

in the afternoon. the some truck
wss blocked in the some piece when
the depsrtmsnt was responding to so

oi

this occasion. 1',iiowever mover hie.
Pherson m hills to stop his upper.
stus in time to avoid sooldent.
eunnrosvrss To senses.
A Desert or More Norweik Lsdiss Go-
ing to New York.-
About ionrtssu lsiiiss. members at

 

 

this Mm ms in qu Ion-k
our store ladies at the lame iwould
lurch. hot as othmhed by illness or.
mats which room are euti
Intent to promo their sciivs penici-
plflon. One member or the icons, it:
is understood. unable to go, be; con‘
tributed funds to More on sitar-lists
bits her plses iii line.

Anions those who will much tomor-
row si'o um Donia Stone Pinon.
isles Alyso m. Nice Kettle For:
m. Miss Julio tact-cod. Miss Mary
Henson. Mrs. ems ll. Remand. the
Kisses Pryor sn'd Mrs Sophie Abra
item. There us no men from Nor-
walk- scheduled to touch but these
enquite 1s few mm New Como who
will be found in the line. About 2.000
men sii tossiher will much in the its
tsr'ests or «good sum. 1' which is
most pleasing to the lsdlss who no
worklhg m the ballot.

The Connecticut detention in the'1

woolen from things“. attired in their
csos‘ sud gowns. Mrs. illness presh
dent of the Connecticut. Ethic lessee.

ins reserved- s room st the Waldorf g

whosetb‘ose whoespscttomroh 1m
don the white soups and universal.
“lists. New ihdI-es do not desire to do
this. believing hits: the individuhiit!‘
islost bythl’sniothod )1"..an

 

 
 

Noiwhlb. delegation is the timid

MIIIEIIS REJEIII
iIIII iIiI iii

NEW YORK. Msy 3.——Repreeentstives
ot the United Mine Workers of Anteri-
ca. held enother meeting today to do-
tor-mine whet course they would tel.
low as the ‘i'ssuit of their rejection?!
the agreement by the subcommittees
of the miners snd coal Opel-store which
who preseomd for ratification It s
meeting of the toil committee of both
sides of thecontroveniy yesterday.

Former Stste Senator William Green.
of Ohio, who her; noted as chslrmsn
tor the miners in the absence of Pres-
ident White. still believes that s set-

litiv innit; sole

 

moths rising ih3 editors. Test even.
log. and viewed things here dildos;
rather xunpioss‘hnt conditions. The
lads; Hervey Roche. aged ten years.
living at No. 938 N 178th “not,
Bronx.snd Gould Harrison. use
twelve yous. residing at 3.023 1, Dslyl
street. New York. were playing into
yesbstdsy afternoon in the Norton at.
m height ysrde. They entered so
empty insight csr sud before they:
knew it the min but shorted slid wss
ion its way to Connecticut. South
Nor-well: hsppeked to be the ilrst stop

pollution This ws‘s nsturhl. as Mor-
rison‘s tether. James Kowloon, is so
omcer connected with the Sixty-third
Pmlnct. New York.

0mm Toothiii ten the lsds in hand
and mode them comfortshlo for the
night in the South Norwsilr police ste-
tlon. Hr. hlorrlson was coniiduniost-

would be here today to take the boys
hock home.

 

FNO'i'lCl. .
lihohs Hummers, hie. as 1-2 will
meet Nondsy evening st 8 p. on. .1 1
new. w. FINNMLAN,
Cities Hamster.

hinge ennfc v0.10; or s. 1‘

 

Kiiilii IIiiIIiIlii

Negotiations to Settle the Anthracite Wage Dispute 8mg ‘
ly at Conference Willi Operators, As llen‘ Claim first
Advance In Wages Is lint Enough '

IRRIIER Iii RE RRRIIEEER II] R REEERERRRI
RRIE RE iii IRE IIIERR Ill iERE "

liey Further Consider President Beer’s Propseltleii in ii
Dispute to the Coal Strike Commission st i903

 

 

 

 

8“! OI FIEIOIIT

‘swzreiw M565; lhsds sis lulu

and the boys slightod and sought s 1

edwmhndhesmtwordflili: bill.

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tlsment will eventually be
without astrike. ‘ 1 ‘
The conference was pro 3
consider two courses of he
should s convention or tllé
called to approve or“ ill" ..
notion in Meeting the ,. -‘ .
the smitten. and second;

”hisry Fitspsrtrick or 11
u, 000 dentures Pspsrs in
weds died tod'sy in the _}
com. it is chimed
dent‘slid regarding 1
caused your husbsnd‘
in: him sud hesfllighiml
isle drunk my sights
one has msny- times
from the who! ”it;
i-murdomd wur ooh
Thetplslntli! ssys

' Word "hos ’been received silt"

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Sunrlol‘d, formerly 01 South
has passed swsy st her-them :i

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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