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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 31, 1913 · page 1

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Ohio River is Still Blaine But
Towns are Prepared

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.' Li'WiRimNCEEURiG, ind, «March 31.
Practically the whole city is under
deep water today and more than titty
buildings are known to have been car-
ried away. The Knippenzurg carriage
:factoryl burned during the night.

IOwing to the warnings of flood dens

ger it is not believed there will be any
loss of life here. .The water supply is
plentiful for those refugees who fled
ltothe highlands, but it is not believed
there is enough food for more. than two
days on hand.
' Ohio Still Rising.

Floods in the Ohio river from its

' mouth to Marietta. Ohio, due to the
great velume of water poured into it
during the past week by its tributaries,
have caused thousands of people to
‘lgove the lowlands and seek refuge on

- 'blshcr round;

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“JAWRID, ailigrcnr 81. «who “3%;
Dr. Samuel Bart, dean of Berkeley i-
vinity tchooi of Middletown. said to-
day of .1. Pier pout Morgan:
"Hi3, diath‘ia a very great loss. not
, . only in financial circles but in behave
lent works of a wide field and in our
’“ church in New York and elsewhere.
yr We shall miss his very great activi-
a . tics ill the work of our general conven-
' tied in which he showed as great inter
eat as though he had no other duties
in his lite. fl

linrtford must feel the greatest sense
'of less so Mr. Morgan was one who
had done so much there. especially in
the Atheneum and in its departments.
He has been really very wonderful in
his benevolences to learning, art and
null-store, and «in his interest‘lu roll.

sinus rworlt in a great many lines.

“A sense of personal loan will come
to those who would not venture to call
themselves intimate ill-lends, but he
had been a friend to them and they
will mourn." ,

The its; on City Hall Wall placed at
half least by ordech Mayor Louis
at. Cheney, ilhidiii’litcly following the
receipt of the hows of the death at Mr.
Moran.

. New Haven Road Aflflflfli.‘

NTW HAVEN. larch di.-Praaideut
Charles .5. Malibu. ot the New York,
New Hawaii and Hartford Railroad. to.
day in ”one; to the death of I‘M.
Morgan. authorised fill.
statement: ,.

"Air. Malian a deeply adactad by

. the uses oi dir. House‘s death. dill
, it dollar a areal would of obligation
I for the and support
1 . , than him ion
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auscultation in Si. Patel-allow:

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' having six" rooms ind a both flash

slashing rlsht. and left

04‘ had- ron-seen the dimensions: Which

anxiety»? 3' ..

aids the Service lentlon when the

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the List finally $300,000
Over a car Ago ‘

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Some Falling Oil in Other Sour-
' cos of Income '

 

, The recently completed grand list of
1912 of the Town of‘iNorwalk shows a
total assessed valuation of property of
$20, 584 941. The assessors and board
of relief made some increases in the
properties of taxpayers. as the list is
larger thy $292, 396 than it was a year
ago. The new list shows that twelve
new houses were-’buiIt; 961 new build-
ing lots were put on the market; Iflf.
teen more stores were opened.

 

(Continued on Eighth Page).

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' Ancient Finances Alton its
Allcmpicic lake smash

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. S'l PETMVM, March Ill. ~—
“Don't think this is iVienna ’ ‘" dried a
crowd. authored in filondot the Service
inaction today be mm a... speech by,
the Semen milliliter to mania. The
people“ a protest was raisiid 'I no. wt?

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against the action of the Russian po- -

lice. who ruthlessly rode diam down.
with their
8393150.." ‘ ’ “M. . ‘

The Russian Government apparently

would be assumed by the popular d
monstrotioua over the victories willed
by the armies of the Balkan alllea‘ih
Turkey and had issued rigorous orders

to suppress any outbursts of fcallnlt ’

which exceeded the limits or palatal
apathy.
IA most dramatic scene occurred cute

serviall minister attempted to malls
his speech. but was forced to with.
daraw into the building when the po-
lice charged.

A. lituaciaa usual-at whowaa in the
crowd. ramonstralod with the police-
lneu. who explained that they were om
iy‘ obeying superior orders.

Many or file demonstrators were in
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TELEHIAH TELLS 0F .
Hid'l‘dill' MEET!
local resume: in. and on... John
Nestor. formerly at The Norwallla, who,
reside near Dayton on the Htalui river.

wars one» mantis up to Katmai
lamina. bacauaa no Word had been

 

Assessors succeeded ill renal...

A . and u... sills of the mun

received from us... On his last day

 

noanrintio Tot Handsome flow

North launches! Structure
Howllndor Way ‘

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More has

three-story building on the corner of
Union and North Main streets. ‘

The owner. W. A. Il-Ianford. content-
plates making extensive improvements

. Thedacade of the building itself is
to be of paneled brick pliaatera, with
buffyillnestone trim. 0n the. first: floor
will be four large, wallIllghad stores.
"with uptodate plate-glass fronts. Gal-
vaniaed. iron phantom of the ionic or-
der separate theaters fronts. There
will also be two doubledoor entrances
to the upper floors in the front of the
building. A sixteen-foot entrance will
be laid to Mr. 'lIanford's public garage.
which is in the rear of the new build
ling. This entrance is to. occupy the
eagle position as it now holds and the
two upper slicers of the new structure
Iwill be carried ever, leaving twelve
feet of head room A wood and mar
iblelne cornice; will separate the first
and second floors. and paneled wood
construction will occupy the space be
tween the lintels of the second story.

 

A well-designed oorbeled comics,
with marblolne bracketq over the brick
ministers. dulshes the cells; line of the
third story. A parapet wall. threaten:
high. with a galvanised cap, crown
the facade»! the buildinl. Elvin; it a.
unified and well-proportioned appear-
ance.

Ililaohly 3W is to have a upstate col.
tal- with common- f

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mete tweets ads will stifled}

apartment is to be prdflidcd with hot
um by a large treaties aerial-slug in
the baaitcent. iAil electric met
or. apéa‘kin; tube and don ll
be collected with each .ilant to the
main entrance on’tha streetdaval.
The plans and specifications were
drawn by W. H. 4. Henry Holman. of
Mn. Time architects Were the
datum of the new public library. at
the corner of Washington and mu

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deAl. this In.
con Til consensus

At the special moitina of South Non.
walk Dollie, No. 708, IBcnevolcnt and
Proactive Order at Iillllla. yesterday
“afternoon. to taliaactlon "candle; rs»
lief for u... sufferers in the floods in
the middle West. it was unanimous-
1y voted: to donate also from the Ibdas
treasury. This is only one of the
acumen of charity which the links arei
”neon. coil-yin: out as armpits.
cation oi! as. of the motion at the
order. The shack was not today to
the treasurer of the dead relief fund
iii Hartford. and will be at once too
worded to Ohio.

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and cocaine to.- one noon «.1qu in
Want. by lira. lldauda Ci. thanks.

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'tol' W. H Smith on the areotllm of a.

On this property. which was fomeriy ,
, owned .by’tuthor Wright, of this city.

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“OK It!!!“

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Started Basilica or... so ill-
.rsclor of Hanna insurance do.

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John Pie'rponi,’ Morgan started his
business career ital! a century ago on
the board of dir tors of a large marl-
tilne insurance culpauy. He scoured
the position HIM the influence at
his wealth: father that a year round
Morgan alliance tit. dimcsera’ meet-
ings. but never om Ma mouth ex-
cept to vote. Mont of the
company told aeldevlcrlon that
nothing could to: done with his ‘son,
who seemed to‘iako little interest in
business. thn metpcnt. however. all
the time was laying his plan. for his
first railroad consolidation, which
when accomplishes, established his
standing in wall street. as the only
man who ever int the better of Jay

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(Conflnuoéi‘oniill‘tftb one.)

for at. locum two Years Mas
Basalt of Action. Tatiana
flaw Havcnlctiav

”My.

NEW HAWK. March 81 «Bounda-
lies between the New York Want and
the New Yon: Conferences on Manhat-
tan island will rentals unchanged for
at least two years as a result of ac-
tion taken by the New York East
Confarencg of the Methodist Episcopal
onulch hare today. -

The question of all adluatmcnt of the
boundaries came up three years ago.
and at that time a committee was ap-
poinladto take up the matter with the
New York Conference. A year age a
decided unflmcnt aisle“ sop such
associations developed. and this con.
torches went ell-record as lasing op-
mod to than.
~ The report of the committee ap-
pointed mmrmmmmdatc-
day by the chairman Rev. James. M.
Duckies; tbs statement some»
practically nothing halt base canola
oilseed. fl'ha countless. tollclriaa a
spirited discussion. was diacharaad.
dilly. Milton ’1. Bennett was me
demo to nu. my. to. in. denim

 

‘ wool...- new once tried hallways
basil Banner dilly” ii Mourns Ht.

 

 

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about it. until coma tow moments is

 

‘ Miles! had

‘ however. did not inillra him.’

.m hold of the handle.

 

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my a... our...

street house, “at 1 o'clock. yesterday at

soven~plssmer Packard automobile.
ohmic. and militant no more

tor, when he heard shouts. Rushing
oueofdoors. he saw the automobile at
the feet of the Blah street hill, appa-
really wrecked. .

The weight .of the car, which was
resting on the steep incline of the hill
tended to overcome the holding force
or the brakes and started the car to
rolling gently down the hill. The
brakes held a. little and retarded the
progress of the car to such an extent
that the dalnaxe was slight, compared
with what'would be expected as the
result of such a abide

:When the c ‘ ,
bill it struck
rounding the ' ,
the Junction I West and Spring
streets. on: outburst-word wheel was
broken of! can. . . ,. ‘d the tile sent
tolling away " IN entum lt-had
zainedJoundedI‘lib‘pa the north side.
wall; of West sushi and nearly knock-
ed down film-ls {ion as the little son
of Attorney nnfi till. Nehemiah Can-
doe, at Dow tilts, who. was re-
turning from Honda: collect.

Thrcc distincfiiihca the car struck
the curhln: and on “the last mounted
the mound. what remained of the right

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

.the loot of the
comatose sun

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Inuit. mew dent from a
and the «who: not at. where it
in the my and} like been wracked
”in” m0 901.0

Adv. Hallow was notified and arriv—
odes nonessential-tin"!!! 9’0!“

on end towed W edict Mammary
the slide of the
smashed one. Airs , WW that
the casino was. ‘
tics baton cowl“ to $0 broken
wheel.- a broken {gallium and a bent
WWW. :‘n V i ,‘W

rllotlsl ddillllil; golra
vacuum; distinct

IWEBTPORT. idol. iii—«One of the
conductors on the trolley lines had
a peculiar experience Thursday eve-
ning when he attempted to set hill
fare resistor-back. fol- anolihcr trip. 0n
maple: the handle of the ”clock"
he was nearly titted off his feet. by
a terrific ahoohvcf’ electricity. which.
The
chillir‘ftlxhtansd nun; mouth. and I...
rafuacd to approach the resistor
aisle. ' , ,

Tito motornlanoa the car ccualdcr
all such ‘a this: a more trifle audI
ll. noun. boldly to It... clone and
Etc was
nearly Ion-M; to the floor-o: ole car
by the eurrdnt and it was finally do
tel-unload that. the only way in which
the think could be “oomph-had

 

 

 

 

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The electricity

rt. chauffeur for
'iWillett A. Sanford; u... South Nos-walk
sense proptdotor, went into a High

tel-noon, be locked the kau on the I,

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would’bs to tally the pole of! the . W
‘ overtly” or... which *wat dolls and
' the car prodcidcdcn its way. »

Fair Tonight: singWm

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ROME March 31.—-—J. Plerpont Mon
gun. the American financier, died at
1.2: 05 p. us. today.

When the death of Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Batteries.

on Harnllton. who had been in con-
stant attendance, to leave the remit.
Mr. Morgan toward the and showed
by a movement of his right hand that
he was suffering internally. His breath-
ing was heavy. .
Frequent bulletins were issued dur—

 

 

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one. My llnllsllai Disturbance
During Early Hours

 

m YORK. March 31 -‘—-’l‘he stools
market here up well under the new

Act fur. lidemn's‘desth. Opening prices

showed declines which in almoctno
case exceeded a point. Supporting or:

“in: showed no erldcnco of nervous»
nose. ‘

WALL STREET 10:10 a m.—.-ne
chaos of 1 1-4 in Union Pacific and a
point in steel, Northern Pacific. South
am Pacific. St. 'Paul and Smelling at
the opening or the stock market today
registered the immediate effect on the
list of Mr. Morgan's death. The mar
llet betrayed no evidence of nervous-
neat. The only lam block or stock to

62. Declines for the most part were
fractional and there were a fall advan
can. Aside trout steal trading in the
alarm Mocha was neutrality and
price chanson were client. The ml»,
at was well supported in decline and
after a minute's losses for the also;
part had been loads up. , . ,

WALL MREET. ii. a. law-Whoa
atfscdvo subplot cocaine Quotient.

 

 

Financial world Stirred to Booths By Startling Announoama“ I
oi Demise of Financial- '

Morgan was late the annual nourishment adminifi
seen to be approaching 'Prof. Bastian

eili and Dr. George A. “Dixon induced

his effect. as
son-indaw and daughter. and indies Hal'- any quad

 

darn valued [the market quickly. Trad!

come out at the opening was 4.5005"? “d destitute ultimo, “‘5
soul... or steel. which will at o: u. or my? “3: 1321:3333}. W
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lug the morning. IBy 11 o'clock thu
physicians had given up all blips. , I
Mr. Morgan was unable to callus!»

toyed during the morning Hem new
ice were injected. but these had no

or to recognise so
those at his bedside. ,
One of his relatlvas. lira. ill‘i _
wife of the Rev lWillia’on Milli
arrived from Cannon and Ivan chasm
into the death chamber.

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Hoyt's Irma. will be open. .
Monday for two performances" and
~the afternoon and one in the c '
the proceeds to be for charity;
dltlon to the mild {or the deed
era in the West. There will

Robert M. Wolfe and the authorlti

The management of the theatre
put itself on record as being ‘
spirited and it is now up to the p ‘
to add their publicapiritodnosa ‘
of the playhouse promoters and
gthe house at all performances. ,.
ila indeed a noble purpose, th ‘
ibi‘ funds for the may homeless,

 

them. «South Norwaik people
ready responding comm
call for aid and next a".
(unity «will in our mm m... Ila
previously contributed to cite
’i’und or for those till can ill
again. ‘I I ‘
All seats will be "curved all
romances The prices willy
lows: Orchestra, so canon
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a seat it is antenatal that
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