Section Along the Mississippi River is Most Affected, Great ' ‘Damapspoing lions ‘ltiilltiili iii . . Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiii 'itsrium. It was said there today. that ' I Residences Blown Down and Traffic Domoralized o Many persons are reported to have .been killed and property valued at sev- eral hundred thousand dollars destroy- ed by a wind and rain storm which swept portions of Louisiana, Texas, Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee' yesterday A deluge of rain extended or er a more extensive area, especially'E demoralizing telegraph and telephone service for several hours. COLUMBUS, 0a., March 14.—-A storm of cyclonic proportions struck Columbus. early today. causing dam- age estimated at several thousand dol lags. ’l‘wo persons were reported kill- ' .EBiiildings of the Eagle and Phoe nix mills and the Swift Manufacturing company were partly demolished; res. idences were blown down and street traffic demoraliaed. ATLANTA, GA. ., March 14. ——Five known dead. at least a. score injured and thousands of dollars' loss today marked the path of the- rain and storm.: which ‘aiv'ept the decade “just east of , the city lii'It night. ’f'he storm cut a swath about 100 yards wide and ex- tended through Dekaib county. To day the devastated section is entirely ' out off from wire communication and later reports. it is feared, will swell the list of casualties The dead include: ‘ 'Wllilam Banks and child Clarksion. Unidentified negro. at Tucker. "trite injured: name Thomas, 'nucker. 'l‘wo Thomas children, one fatally. Paul Thomas, Tucker. Mrs. M. ED. Wing. Sylvester. (i. W. Makbtit, Sylvester. Relief pilrties were sent out from here early today. ROME. 0a.. March its-«Eighteen are reported dead and many more injured as the result of the storm which swept over Northwest Georgia inst night. The property damage was very heavy. Liens or Lliiio ions-20 c ii Pillliill ,. Forenaarter lamb, 12560. Lamb chops, lilo lb. ‘ dismal]. lean, fresh shoulders, 16c lb. (lliopped beef. 12% and tile. ii lb. pail pure lard. 85¢. ”batteries. 20 and 260 lb. titliclly home-gathered eggs. 32c don. Choice native (owls, 22c. :Niitivo roasting chickens 26c. i‘.unrnntccd eggs. tic dot. IiiAl'lilil’ MK’I‘. rout Kitten iii A ‘l‘llAlil wnrcii (IMAMfiebn March iiwvnicn Pacific passenger train lilo. 12,1tnown as the Colorado Special. ran into the rear of No. l. the Atlantic Express at s :oolocit this murmur. near (toluen- . ling four persons and in. pariah thirty more. according to au- as... ranching hero. ' A. 0M3: lecture and; entertain. snout. honor of at. Patrick. Town A» . , comply Hull Nomlit. Friday even; a ins. Admission 35 cents , [ -;,EiiiiiiiEiiisiiiis ‘1 ed for the ambulance. Policeman Loy _ i arrived shortly after, and it required1 life ’1‘“ daughter: claims 1°? 0°93“ ' oration have small placeK A lover in- . relatives li'ere. She came to town on ”Mrs Sallie Nash and sea, at Tucker.‘ . cannon. not? llllii April 11. of last Mr. he married "fully had finished. its . are i: a driver in motorists and it is E‘ Alllllil lltA BABY , firs. lipizincnn, pillow cannon. MANY PtRSflNS‘ Sent to the Givens San- ‘* pilarium' about the west-bound stationiast evens ing, shortly before 7, noticed a Woman acting strangely. She was confused dbout the trains, and. when asked platform. answered in a manner that~ led the officials whose attention wais called to the case to tell the police. The ambulance was‘seut to the,station. and he was taken to the Givens sans itarifm. ‘Mrs. Mary Hoizmanu. of New Oil» neon was the name given at the san- she is suffering from mental trouble. New Canaan persons who were lit the station, last evening, and who knew Mrs. Holzmann, said she was going to holird the New Canaan train when her actions were first noted. She suddenly became confused. wandered about, and. in reply".~ )6 friends questions as to what she wanted, or where she was going ~Answered in an absent sort of a l manner, and refused to be led to the .New Canaan train, declaring that it was not going to take her home. 'She is also said to have had delusions. At New Canaan it was learned that Mrs. Hoizmann is the wife of Harry illolzmann. a junk dealer. She is about 23 years of age, and has been married a little over a year. The sad part of the affair is that Mrs. *Holzmann is the mother of a child 11 days old. The de- lusion she is said to have experienced yesterday was that some one was run- ning off with her child. and she began screaming loudly for aid, saying her child had ibeen stolen. Michael Con- nors, an employs of the Adams iEx- press company, and Gonductor Leon- -.ard, any” New Gonna tutu. which was putting into the station at the“ J time, ran to her assistance. They call- the efforts of the three men and the soothing of some women to duiet the patient and hold her until the ambu lance arrived Mrs. Holmium former- ly lived in Stamford. and was visiting the 4: 32 p in. train, and was leaving‘ hurriedly for her home when the gavel the first indications of missing her baby. LEGS 0F LAMB 16 c LB. SIBLDII STEAK 18¢ LB. W ‘l’orierhouse steak, 18c lb. , Shoulder lamb. 12c lb. Shoulder steak. 14c lb. ‘l‘liimllilrg steak. 14?: lb. ltouai beef, HC'Hi. Lamb chops. 18c iii. Butterlnc, 250. lb. .t‘lholr'c fowl. 22c ll), 10 burs of soup ‘ior 25c. Oiicnpost place iii town to buy your Sunday dinner, NEW YORK MARKET. H3 Washington at. YEAR Full BilllIY W il’ntrick Cahill. allot Patrick J. Car- roll. of 'liidsolield, today. in tho Crlihl. ncl unperlcr court, pleaded polity to the charge of history. and he was son tended by Judge Greene to one year in the county jail. After sentence was pronounced. Cabin wept bitterly and by, of masonry, talked with him. try; an to console him. Ushlii': second wife sat beside him and had a tall: with him Aurora h‘e wail liken down stairs to is cell. The complaint misst‘tlahlli was that on May it, It". be metrics Mary O‘Donnell. in sidewalk. and that on Anna Gweid. in fitamford. The Aim wife was in the county house this months Baku! who artisan: nervous while the Mindanao mast him was being read. and after cm W will? sci-smooth. March lit-Pam, ‘ questions by persons on5 the station ‘ .dlvldutfldflllm informs to the pattern of fatherhood. his counsel. Attorney Charles F. Mur- ' the visitor has no latitudes ' 1-inc- i-i'iis an... in as Home”. and “Paps Burton”‘ilslipnisd a . tarps Audience iiiiiiisiiii iiiii, no on ion Teachers Receive Many Compil- moiiis on the Affair As usual the Norwalk (High school senior class scored a glittering suc~ case. last evening, when the sixth an- nual senior play was presented to an audience which filled the assembly hall of the school «building, more than comfortably. Senior class plays are always interesting and this year‘s pres- entations are not exceptions. The pins dents have worked hard and that tri. umph crowned their efforts is no more than is deserved. "The Father in the Home" was pres- ented by twu plays of varying types, the first—~‘2Papa Burton"—~giving the old-fashioned father. and the second— “Daddy"-—depiciing a father of the modern times. Perhaps that little sy- nopsis, composed by one of the faculty of the school and printed upon the pro- tbe writer’s monument would per unit. it to an away “The plan are character-episodes. flue ME Epileptic-saga on» of the summer New Engine type of in- whose phliooobhy of pears. Then comes a story of shaken loyalty, pf successful deception follow,- ed by speedy Watches. and of the lover’s awkward. but successful, at- tempt to win "Papa’s " approbation. In the mound plan. the father con- dompatible with the modern daugh- anon... (Continued 0n Fifth Page.) W wMILLINERY OPENING. Spring and summer models in trim. med hats and shapes, March 14-15 and‘ 17. Miss Poihemne, 80 Washington street. Phone 802. NEW YORK BPECIALTY 3HOP. o Opened for Iii-luau at is 30th Main “dimer Today. The New York Specialty Shop has its formal opening today and tomorrow at 19 Booth Main street in the new 'iiloodner block, and cvarything has been arranged for a successfulcom- ‘menccmont of the new enterprise. (Pro prietor Max Goldberg was interviewed yesterday afternoon and it is easily seen that the store is an experiment with hint. Mr. Goldberg has .connection: in New York which enable him to show floods to a boiler Infants” than many others and therefore his price: are to lilo reasonable. fill: stool: is of tilts highest quality. hutbocaulo of his or- perlshca of twenty years in \he lamb can. he has mastered well the secret of buying right. The canines. will he conducted in the molt progressive otyls and the acetic are autoimmune and ready tows“. Quite appropriate Easter souvenirs are to be presented to the lady custoniers today. to‘marrow. and all toaster week. , Afr. Goldberg invite. the public to call and ihspsotdiip stools. even though gram. explains the plays ibetter than” a commission to investigate com» " plants of low wages. said the spokesman for the his Milt”! W into UAW will.” . by it spins of boiling lisporls of Fires and bottling Insurance Ila Bullion BM business ,Mai‘ch 14.-—-'I'he case go: General sections today. Two men got more than twenty accused in indict. outs handed down after the Opera- “our of the “Trust" were disclosed y a Sing Sing Prison eoiivlct. have already been convicted. Henry G. direeman took‘ the stand in his own defense yesterday and insistently de- mod his alleged criminal association with Isldo'r Stein. known on "Izzy the Painter " "lab" is the convict who told of the "That: which is suspect- ed by the p ting attorney of hav- ing a direct mention with similar bands of inceddiarles in other cities. Representativeb of the Board of Us oer-writers of New York are now in Chicago conferring with the state‘s attorney there lreclaiming this alleged interstate traffic in arson. Testifying in his own Muse, Free- man told a remaining ‘llu'y of how he worked ,up a lliihaao- «that netted him about $25,000 annually. The city was divided into mm in which be stationed automobile: that were ever ready to go to meali'reeman nar- rated. A man at police headquarters for $15 inform ii him whenever a tire occurred. Fr man then telephoned to a man wait 3 with one of his ms chines. This an More to the tire. making it his sheet; to find out the nexus of the wner of the burning property. The river then notified one of six solicito whom Freeman kept stationed in a geographical divi- sions, and thi man contracted with the property nor for settlement of the loss with e insurance compass les. ' , ‘m—u—u—q—s... cilia iioost loans 1 E wirii stucco Loss MANCHESTER. Mass, March 14.- The Essex‘ County Clubhouse was de. strayed by fire. early. today. with a loss of 380.000. Four employee 7who slept in the building had narrow escapes and two of theni were injured. The cause of the tire is not known. A number of nearby residences were endangered for a time. The clubhouse was frequented by many foreign diplomats and other summer residents on the Maseachu~ coils north shore. Former President 'l‘ni't occasionally played golf on the club‘s course. TROLLEY CAR RUNa AWAY. Thqpe who were aboard oi the 1.10 o‘clock mat avenue car this after noon had an exciting experience when something went wrong trim the me for and the car run away. Tim on: wamone of the Westchoster double truckers and was in charge of Motor- man Walter Smith and Conductor Charles Williams. Tho mechanism went wrong in Van Zane street and from there down to the east end of the draw bridile it caressed from side to side. the motorman having no control over it. Finally the pulp was pulled down and the cur stopped. his one m. injured and the cause of the accident had not boon ascertained up to trim timo. WWW WOMEN! WAG” commando. masons. (loin. March “which“ paid woman employer. of assortment atom in Denver 'tvcrc discussed last night at a meeting of manager: of stores and the house labor committee of the legislature that is considering the) bill providing (or a minimum wage for women. Elam dollars a week we: used minimum asked for by the inane adorn, who opposed the convicting of "We don't urine in minimum waits. am. “but We do object in having a NEW YD E of another re ted member of the "Ary- Alon Trust"w A jury in court < 2' many. the line. the American every wqu—nmm . claim which J iEiiiiE ii uiiiiiiis Opposition to Appointment of Albanian Inhabitants of the Ills- idol of Lions Killed by Scrubs Troops unsound issiiiii iii plum iiiiiiiss: bulpsrinns on an... sus- isiiiso Hampers; Yes». ’W" ,. WildEORT-on-the-Main. March 14,—fl‘hree hundred Albanian inhabitants of the district of Hunter“ the Turkish province of Kossovo. were yesterday shot with- out trial by Suntan hoops. according to a dispatch from liaison to the Frankfort Genetic. The inhabitants of- the district to- tailed «in. They were unarmed peas- ants and did not follow the example of the rest of the Albanians in fleeing to the mountains. All were captured by a column of Servlan troops who after 300 of them, brought the surviving 100 as prisoners to 'Prls’rend, the capi- tal of the province. DONWDON March 14.—-A. fierce but Ger. shooting and ”visits climbed betray losses and were evontiiaiiy repulsed all slung ammo or coiiii; illl’lliEBT iii wisii. WABHIENGTON. Russell. or New Haven, representing March Hr—‘I. D. Hardware corporation, had an interview yesterday with Ben- ator Smoot. one of the leading Re- pubilcauu on the finance committee, and was assured that it was not the intsnion of the minority to allow any harmful tariff legislation to be enact ed by defaults item," be said. "that opinion is against the interests of any American industry." or certain Republican progressives was «cured and one or two Democrtv tic mustard would be found voting against some of the items in the pro- posed tariff bills.» fiance and Charles Cheney. of booth Manchester. and Frederick E Kip. of Bridgeport. had an interview with noomontotive (larder. of Texas. one of the new members of the ways and mean. committee. Mr. Garner ‘ioid the Connecticut gentlemen that ril he could have his way there would be a in on raw silt: and a compensat- tori! tits entire finished pmduct. as that would be strictly “in line with Democratic tariff theories but by did (not upset he could cut it. nor in apricot rm wool but on menu» lectured article: is in line with the rest of the party. , Frank lynch, spending a few days in Washington. He says it in ii mistake to class him as an office suitor a: he would not accept tho bust federal office in the slate of Connecticut. Up to date no oitissn of broccoli» out its: been named for any offing by the new administration. quite a number of post offices in tile state Whoop the ”MEAN. A“! YA“ mam”; Willa“ sin is: mm as fruit as they can be mama. this not known how many moons: one "We propose to fight in our He said the aid MI“. (301‘- of Hartlerd. Then. are postwar has boon ‘ 'Corbln, of Hartford. to be tax commis- William ll. corbin as Tax liommisslons‘i- .m- Democratic caucus for next Tuesday. probably after the legislative session when action will be taken upon the governor's nomination of William in. sinner. Senator Purcell has so. far -been the only conspicuous opponent of Mr. Conbin’s renomination. It hes been learned that Mr. Purcell appeared before a meeting of the Demooratlc town committee of Hart ford, last evening. and urged that body to go on record as being opposed to the nomination. The committee res fused to do so unless Senator John- son, the other senator from this dis- trict would stand with Senator Pur- cell in the matter. It is understood that Senator Johnson did not agree with his colleague, and this blocked action. . senator Purcell then decided to call a caucus next Tuesdayt (He says he is opposed to Mr. Corbin on the ground that be its. Rembiican and that there are plenty of well qualified Democrats for the position. Senator Purcell says he has no particular can: didate in mind «FOOD AND FLOWER SXLE. Saturday, March 15. 3 to 5 p. m.. 80 Norwalk Cong. Church parlors. sale of cakes. candy. useful and fancy articles. Proceeds for Woman‘s Association's work. Come. unsuo sful ”Wilt 1“!me 99 the sol for Raymond. moved south It tampon on” TWB III A Adridntlp e accord to a E ., A new: mm ‘ from Dunstan ' 7' ”EVENIWIED All“? tinoplo. who ‘1 realizations. fsyior later .- NEW YORK. March 14 -Two men met death in the harbor collision late last night in which the steam lighter Wyckoff was cut in two and suck. For _a time it was thought that eleven men had drowned. but counting of noses by the lighter's owners today chewed that the only victims were D. Hyer. fireman, and John Jones, cook. Twelve other momwcre picked up by the vessel which rammed the lighter. Although her identity was unknown last night. she was according to the New York and New Jersey separation Company. owners of the Wyckoff. the fishing steamer Heroine. teenih man. a negro decirhand. was" saved by a passing ferryboat. 7 MW. Mamh 14 .--Upon the request of Senators name]! and ”Noelle it has been decided to call a The thir ‘ r ten minutes to bring in a v ‘ "gulltyi‘fl against fl‘heodore of Danbury. charged with his charge to the jury. T . was arrived at in quick time my sons in the court room roman it was one of the quiclggst a. known. Judge I(.‘ireene sen . Raymond to not less than six and not more than eight y‘all-p state's prison. Secures stay. Attorney «Howard W. Taylor, 5W execution of lbdgment pend! appeal to the supreme court lag mate's Attorney John 8. ' did not “oppose the motion court set diamonds bonds at A . In speaking of the sentence. " hey Norman Boers, of Danbury. for a severe sentence and mi Taylor made a plea for the pri Attorney d’ullman did not think Raymond’s former bond of ' was suillcient and Attorney as thought it should be a little mono. Raymond Depri‘aaed. After hearing the verdict U jury. Raymond set in his chair it was noticed that he was badly m .___,.... ”at... ’4'wa ~9PEOIAL sou annually. 5 Fancy grape 'fruil. it for the. Na‘vni oranges, 18 for 25in iiiweet Florida oranges. it for file. Nico head of lettuce. lic. Kale, per peck lilo. A. GARBONE. Railroad Ave. near Monroe street. Phone 838. coon occur stills iiiiiiii rssiiiii'ius Mm Court Cecile. No. 105. Daughters of Cecilio. hold a regular business meet- ing last evening. it was demoed to hold a social evening on Thursday. March 21th, for the members only. There will ills a his class initiation for which elaborate preparation: are to he made on sundry. April out in’ the Town Assembly Mail. in Willi. street. till ulster team are to he in‘ vitcd. 'i‘wo degree: will be but on land ticurt Cecile will confer the first. and court clown-noose. of Greenwich, will work till} second. The members of court Cecile will attend iliuiy Communion in a body. at so Mary’s (thrush. iii. the 7 o’clock mass. on Modsmltpril Allis. . . irradiation: for the casual “stay dance are being hind: by a committee recently appointed to tats chains of the affair. E glitch A WWW-fl school blister, play ionising: toss boson 6. mm s pressed. iHiu head was downcaati rested in his hands and finally out his handkerchief and hold A his eyes. The words of the full heavily upon him and "Y? sat in the court room. no one or him to offer words of consolation. The Remand trial bans on: day. March 4. and the 0'!!qu in yesterday morning, after winds arguments were made thy ... was anniulnd by Prosecuting» .~.’ Norman (3. floors“ fmbum'” hey Howard W. ayior, 6f. EEE defended Raymond. EAGTIEN MILL‘iN‘liilY The Krinaer (lo. store it appearance unnshsl in cities also otours Women. push «lateness manifests itself a: you enter their store. The Ill ladics’ headgear compares with our. largo metropolitan c ' meni. iMr. Alrosnaicin. the propri the lirlegor (to. store. who it the most of his life in study“; nary, goes to New York. to , week. to study styles and to newest models its is lib! to once and mcdity models to out ulticnii and demands. lie know certain model: are actual” brought here in their original in this store Vito mayssi own shapes. frames. flowers and. m. hate your use trimmed.
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