Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 25, 1913 · page 6

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..menibero"oI Old Well Leslie.
. F. and A. M" will no to Don-
on Friday evening. ampere,
o fraterngt ylilt to Union
V_ Ve. of thit Blade; leaving South
k at 7 20 olclock; returning
auditory on special train. VA“.
thee Is. norm all who go. TIoka _
on he natured IVtVeVVm. the oIIIeers

 

 
 
 

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1'“ NORWALK BOARD OF
”‘ “ VIADE

.. Idiot—Nehemiah cindee.
Walt-Charle- .l. Pldueon
territory—mutt W. Hadley.
« dflt‘er—Mitthew Corbett.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ENING 'SENTINEL TELE-
‘. PHONE CALLS
It“ UNI—News Department
. iii-Business Department
‘fiIu-Brench Office, Nerwalk.
‘--Editor’s Residence
{nous—raw Editor‘ s Residence

V .V bIIyVod: foiled in discern mm m In.
- _ cation 03:. the contruy. It won the
~> undivided opinion of those who which-
“ ed the progress of the sdmihlstrnlioir
" ‘j questioneblo loathed:

Sentinel It this lunctus'e to new to-

VVothers of the present administration.

Fhenltlw influence is entilely iorclgu to

the In. at municipal V _ VV
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ell-eel. The action which the: meet-V
his tool: was sane and wetness-like.
While there is not the inset doubt

tnet its actions were to «shove my

W Wests and vanadium“- .
{agate more fully before taking ed- ‘

influence public opinion to choose be ”“9“ steps.
tween ono pavement or soother. . We ~» It “1 the (mm-19“» oi people or this
lack. tho requisite knowledge to doao. end at t1“, town that Win 8W
and no one not owned or influenced
by soy pavement tampon-y:

We .do argue and plead tor fair, play.
however. ’From the statements made
to this newspaper, this morning. by
Dr West it appears that he was this-
quoted. ILike any other conscientious
public official. he is only anxious that
the city should tulle the right atoll
We believe that the same applies to

‘ Il‘lor is it to he the policy oil The

dbubt but thot they wlll be will“! to r
share their part of the expense In re- '
modeling the bridge In the Wool:
they are called upon to do so
Should division prevail. they would be
relieved at this burden, but until the
change comes about they are inter
ested to the extent of about twolliths
oi the expense. 'South Nonwnih never
lies opposed actual progress ends
therein no indication that they are
{about to ”begin any retrogreselve
movement.

 
 

 

There Is an influence at work. how-
ever. which is aiming to discredit the
Roman rend pavement in the eyes or
the present administration. At the
present writing it appears that this un-

 

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tens of this city and the rumor are of .
one mind in regards to the municipal
ice plant it they are to get it they
want it. to be in operation in time to
eupply the demands of the city this
Bummer, when there is liable to be u
shortage of ice with its at compnnxing
‘lgh prices. «- ~
‘Tfie bill. giving the. city the Vg‘lahft to.
lecture ire. had been
~ V obi} in {he committee It is now
do the lilouse to not; Even eitort
to secure curly action in conunendablw
A committee hos ulteudt been up
“V'polnted by the mayor and council to
.1 'estlgate Into the facts and report
V the city whether or not the props»
would be a feasible one. when
fitted by e. municipaliti. We see
no reason why, when the bill shall
V" n cnncted into law this coni-
tide should not 'push its lnvestlgd
tines speedily and be read) to report
I» cannot! or to or city meeting. in
order that the electors may be able to
' the quentlon intelligently.

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lip lo the Vpiehent we have heard
nothing to the contrary It should be
erected npoedily und. it possible. put
m'operntlon In time to serve the
would when they need It mustw In on
intnlnu 3983011.

ROMAN 'ROAD.
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" povernent!

ltlun'oi this clti'

I‘d m norm u we cocoon
iron is? wort. consumed
V In new Wm mo

. Imicro is no doubt but that the citlv .

I This city enjoys the services of n
I city engineer than whom no better can

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reported JV

the proposition is it feasible one .

the Roman road punched)? Will It
ty fiive It to fair test! 0r stall the
oestnmyor mid council prevent fur:
alibi itporlmentntlon with this clinician

whose ore hotdrldo that etc Incu-
m that should be emoldored by

“monument hos been made

 

T-llllllVl'UlllBEIl II RIVER

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lumped utter setting the“ brakes and
were slightly Injured. '
\Vnshouts on each side 0(‘the who
ed bridge prevented Immediate old
from reaching the train. inhabitants
01'. West Liberty tried to reach the
train by host but the current was too
will For nearlya aqusrter of a mile
behind the train. the river has risen
“oval the trucks

" snow Audi to cowering. .
OMAHA Nell. March 25.—-V-_Addlns

seine agency: that was at work lost
your. trying to influence the previous
mnyor and council to act differently
than they did. ' . ~ ~ -

be found. last year u mayor and
council was In office whose record
'otends so high that it is he) and any
impeachment of its methods. Moon
9‘33“». oi its iaitht'nl service are every-
letcre? vislhle in this city laden. €

nit lens the mature Judgment at these
officials that the Ram“ road have- to the hollering which followed the

ment was practical. durable and prop tornado which demolished hectlons oi
Ier ior this 0“,“. Thor reached their “1“ city Easter Sunday. :1 heavy snow
deilelon after months of exhaustive 33$“: tzgllilrlfednzi R‘izbez‘: till:

study and wide Inspection. Their Work gm‘de humpeilng the work at mucu-

should not ‘botoverthxowu until their 1“".
results have been um i inlr'lost.
l The Roman road was laid under no-
I ferornble conditions. it should only be
Held in warm wentllel, .when the heat
I will give the preparation ample oppor-
tunlty to“ bleed sufficiently to nhsorh
the top dressing. The weather woe
cold and the preparation chilled before
It became properly mixed. The re-
sults were Immediately nopnrent.

The Romnn Road Company Is desir‘
one of Vnmltlug good and hue guaran-
teed to reports those streets already
lilnlshed at Its own expense. rimm-
men mud hos stvon‘ outlsimtimi in
Inner places. and thoée who hove our ‘
died the matter believe thet it. will
prove to be t o proper moment for
title city.

We bellexo that the mascot damme-
lutretlon wtll not widely in thin matter.
0hr object In to counteract the Indu-
ence that. is holds lllll‘lilll among the'
Initiates, lent It minke root to that extent
where public opinion would hinder the
mayor end council in outing mcrdlfl
to their lie-i Went In this impor-
”lint stead of the men Improvement
work. We believe tint theyottn be

in the wreckage. Some residents oi
the district declare It their belief that
at last one hundred bodies are buried
in the ruins of houses and amusement
places which are known to have been
tilled with pleasure occurs an Editor
Sunday. City oiliclnla admit that
than poisons yet are to be accounted
for. Throughout the night federal sol
dlero guarded the afflicted section at
the city. denying'udmittonoe even to
city police and county oillclnls. Source
of hustneou men. delayed In the bust
nose Section of Omaha until titer
dark. were denied the rltlht to out
through the wrecked portion of the
city to their homes

A dosdiine has been oetnlllluhod by
the soldiers it lithe avenue from an
103th tweet to Thirtietlt otreet. “rile
city police are stopped by soldier‘s
when Lotte street to reached sud told
limit their patrols end there. Men
newspapermon are denied udmlt‘tinoe
into the prescribed dlotrlct.

’iho outhmtlentld liot oi 0min
victims remind Id 153. “hill W
rounding towns to Nehru“ and loin
imported ion hot night o mud or hit!
atom known deed. communication
with om chill the.“ in m VIM)
plate! In yet impossible; not it in the
helm oi Mil! thot when Methane

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The meeting alto considered than. V
preposition. on toot to widen Well ,A ,

the: the hlahwoy should he widened . V
the meeting took the wise view thnt ,.

ohoum be widened and. there iii no V,

 

dire Vodt Til‘e town c said to hei'delb-V
ulctdly needed and lilrtmvneV and

The acidic River has left its banks.
Just? hetero the telephone operators ‘
leit their switchboards they reported
that oil the Inhabitants were deem

Bodies of deed or injured still lie ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

‘; ‘QVH‘EQAVIJOI
Weston! ouch and thea‘jaPpstal Tole-
one common Indoor-cod that 3‘“ i

pen eelwere world a» n7 conjunction
rled (Vi-om the live-story bulld~ .wlth the telephone company in an at
romeo at the home oi tort to Vzet 3 line into the city. V

Scanned. just entitle
sooner had the use or

Convent. "seen; its approach.

 

 

Ins item the cold and awed by the no- «-
turn or their Mi mm of men;
Women and children. this morning:
‘strnnled in the snow to it dead

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Thollttest rcpdttothls mornlng give
the number: oi red st 320. while
the death 11th has not been ichreaeed
over themllht report or 202.

A show Mann which Is seriously
hampering the work of rescue begin
shortly after midnight and Is contin-
uinx‘with mothering iorce. More than
lthree inches or snow covers the debris

 

 

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to the hills.

, Enos-moo. Property Demons.
lNDlANAPOLiS. ind.. March 25.—

After an all night vigil watchers elonsztruck by the oycmlone. and in canoe-V
the rivers and- cheeks thron‘ghont ln- chance the prlvntlons of the storm

V dinnaV todnyV were not encouraged with: sufferers are greatly increased.

the coming of day. Swollen streamsfl Women tugging at heavy beam.
which during i ”first forty: {eight hoping against hope to- and the living
hours have done enormous propertylbodles of dear ones beneath the tons
damage. caused the death cl four per ‘oi wreckage, men grumy cheering
sons and made railroad and tnotlon:d1elr sorrowiol motto; weeping chll
travel uncertain, show no signs or ‘(iron wrapped about with shawls and
nbatlng. iblnnitets were the scene; which .Vst

V .Rnln. which has been falling in tor‘ sunrise this morning greeted the fed-

rents since Sunday morning. contlnu ’eml soldiers ns‘they patrolled the ot-
ed today. and en practically every flirted district aiding in the rescue
river throughout the slate fears Were ".\\ork and protecting the destroyed
entertained for theV‘sVaiety oi ieveesfind unoccupied homes from looters.

ond railroad and tgsctlou bridges. 3 MY city atheists neutered :vvitlr'in.

Reports from “9"" “”9"? section the lilies drawn around the district by
0‘ Itndlana tho“ Eh I the “Pure S‘flle‘soldlers and distributed clothing and

years. and iii many places the mthMore than 850,000 already has been
with!” of 1883 how been surpassed. ’subscrlhod tor. file“. relief, 325009 b?

’ Thoueande‘ oifirarsorllund In was“ the Lclty commissioners and an equal

river valley ere flooded. Thousands annulmt w the Antigens who attended
of homes are surrounded and owlners yesterday'ih “fearing of commission
have fled to higher loud. in many let‘s and indyidlliillh

cas'es renews carried olat the r!“ the Injured at hospitals are recelv
dents In hosts and It Is toured that dug the best possible attention my
when the more remote districts 3 gum“ of Omaha and-Council lBlhlfs
heard from the tlmlil list will be an-‘the toiunteered' their gen-ices and
crossed 'l. . ' Itrnlned nurses have followed the ox-
At Merino the bneahlng of s Missls- nmple of the phyatclang These pa.
sloow levee forced live hundred P91" tleme who have shown improvement
8008 to 368 from their “WWI WW" today will be meted from the tempor-
or Elwood. where obmk in the Dmiklerv hospitals, to places which have
credit levee made three hundred {been protlded fog-them 11er city 0!»
homeleoll. PNDBIWfiOW-fihum“';ultlals. Most of them Vote made
ed at 315.000 M Lafayette the We illomcleoe by hm tornado

been river has reached I III-”388 0“ Governor ilooreheed notified Mayor
illOi'Qllliili Iw-enty «one feet after risihxzmmmu lent night that he would

a foot Von hour and still is inertial“. mi It. 1,0,91,11,15.“ to a. In“.
There the detention hospital in an #3 '0 9‘

Fort Wayne at the junction of the
8t any. the 3: Joseph [and Mounted “a; run. into the thousands.
mm. was flooded. The electric *
light oiuut was on mixed and the

town”? month hobbled WWW the"
mm The three rennin: curious
there more our “mausoleum duo
in; the night and the town to without
tire protection and this «our Will! is
unmatched The rivers have method
Ilium higher than In twenty years.

. At Itoltomo. Wild Cut creek has or-
erowid the southern pert oi the
”to“. end It rompnhy ,oI indium zit»
tinsel Guardsmen petrollod the nth-
memd muons Id hosts Wm ~
night. There the dloetrlc li’m‘. mint
unneeded end the tantalum
dish». The lessor wooded to (in
order Holstein. who cathode-d the our

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V§in the section of the city which was ‘

in in the no» of the worst “Md “L author necessities onions the rundown..-

legislature “hinged appropriation to

“'2deer Th“ Inmates “'9“? no more for the homeloou thronubolu the?
31:] may”) “’9 water ”wok“ "‘9 htste. Public subscriptions are beinos

taken by \arioue newehnpereeond the officials Governor Cox ordered out the
ouiounto already aimed (or reltoillocll Ohio National Guard ‘to do pn~

The one; which. moordim to no this city. Director or new howl
ports. in telling whh custard ilk. pm. 1 Who mode the request. sold that hood
cordon: tram Catarina to ‘G‘tntrsl eminent were the water. in the no»
mo. hoe minnow muttered with ,
mist {slender lhteod or titanium
communication «no established you
I‘m“? afternoon from Onillltl to amplitude. 0.. this mruinlt‘. reports that
outer world. erection-lid no interim-gills Little Micro: mm hoe swim

tion has been. eliminate thte morulnu
iron the mom sections or m.

WM On Wall. Ito-«A vireolt
to mod n the Whoelhmgod: lotto;
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VV ”mode with the pain-staking care unit is neuilly «given only to the
pensive Ones. Many haudholn’e models. exclusive to the nested Storet
urn nowhere for your choice. .I ' '

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

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Out. epecini attention will be given this week to supplying your»-

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spring needs in GARMENTS and MILIJINERY.
The Boston Store has never presented more charming styles
In

V for your selection. Every new ’inslrlon idea is first shown here.
this 'we-ek‘eV oilerlng value as Well as style will appeal to you.

 

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Eth' cHAmVVTv emit oh’APnIL 4.
South- Norwnik Lodge. No. 709.
Benevolent and Protective Order oi
Elna, will hold its this charity ball at
tiger Nor-walk Armory on Motif :M
«plane {or the event are. New
in; nicely. The American Band 01'
twenty pieceewill tarnish Inn-lo Inc
the concert, and will alternate the
dance program with selection! "by
Schmidt‘s orchestra ofltwelve pieces.
A Ioeture oi the aifnlr willwbotite sly
soiuteiy fireproof decorations by the
Elm Cit,» Decorating Company. of New
Haven, of which day A. :Smlth he the
.mnnsger.

The committee of arrangements In
composed of Sylvester Ill: Sterling.
chairman; Joseph. .1. Llnxtveller. eco-
rotary; John Neugobauer. Girl-l A.
Anderson and James J Down.

The floor committee newlines ‘Syi~
vector ill. Sterling, floor manner;
and his sides will bell'oseph J. Linn"
'miler, John Netlgehsuer. Curl A. An-
derson. James J. Dcnd. Exaltcr Ruler
Pntrlclt I“. Brcphy, Past ”Exalted Ruler
'Harry 8. Pickering, Past Exalted Rid-
er Bernard J. Reynolds. lsrsel Joel.
Robert F‘. McAllioter. Jr” William T
Zipley George R. Allen. Albert Palm
or. Edward (II. Flt-cob. Alain Keillor.
Home Keyworth Percival Sharron-V
tory oi the city. Albert fluorides. an. Ire Locum.

Jose h ulttner, Thoma» {I

WIMVAPOIIIB. Ind" Mirth 25.~—- Lukfcgnncnlly. "it? M

A orlvote telexmm received from

hid been drowned. and that scores oi
:0tll61‘8 Were inundated in their home,
in dodger. u .

Adjutantsflenerei Wood has received
lufor’ma‘tlon from beylnn. "that the
deed hos submerged '3 lane port of
the city. An appeal is made for he'll!
Tents and hoepltnl supplies are bolus
packed preparatory to being sent by
Vspeoisl trh'ln.

An appeal for help also came from
Lorne. Marion County, which in unit:
tlcilly Inundeted.

With a great roar the levee at the
tool of Broad street let go shortly be
fore 11 o'clock- today, sending a de
Video of water that swelled the ‘Scloto
rlver. covering a crest urea. Several
small buildings collapsed.

The police at 19:40 o'clock ordered
all persons In the "lowlands (Gleam
their home; quickly and doc {or high
lend. All. tire and police apparatus as-
slsled In the work. The residents
here told not to stop ior'clotheo or
vh‘lhsblee. Xe loss oi life has yet
been reported. .

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