There’s no useln ‘
worrying —~A- and ‘
there isAI'Ino use in
telling people there
is no use.-:-- CDN.
I
' firmmummisro
m»
Intent! at tho loath Nowml’onoomn
Newspaper: adver—
, tising is an estab~ ‘
lished factor in the
building and main-I ‘
taining of any bus-
iness. Try it.
ooond Clan
8AA Ri RARE
APPARAAUS
Rll RR
William H. McMahon, oi the
Board at Estimate, Wanted
Further lniormation ’
II'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sillili
IIIII Bi lRSliiilii
School District Appraisal to tie
Acted on February 4th
The reports of the assessors appoint-
ed to compile a list of taxpayers in
the, various school districts. was not
. :1 ted upon last evening, at the Inoeing
ot' the board of estimate and taxation.
'i‘wo other matters. however, kept the,
itnembers oi“ theI board busy
o‘clock. One of lllt‘StI was a disfi'itssitlll
or the. sale, (It lire apparatus to the
Fourth Taxing District, on which on
action was dcfcIIed anti the other \\ .1»
the establishing of a system of book
beeping, which was voted adopted, ni-
tbough at a greatly reduced expense
from what was originally planned. The
sum appropriated was $2,500.
Mayor F. ii. Burneli called theI mem-
hers to orrde, and presided throughout
(Continued on Eighth Page).
II'DDHTH LEDTDHE DF
EDDDATIDHAL SERIES
m
The Educational Committee of the
M’oman's Municipal League announce
the fourth lecture of the series this
winter. Mrs. Charles F. Taylor. on
,nctivo worker and one of the dircct~
org or the. \‘l'orkors‘ League of Green-
Iwich, has been invited to talk on the
practical work accomplished by that
league. It is a great opporttinit." for
the women of Xorwalk to hear what
1qu been done by (Io—workers.
South Norwullt, a block below
iiiigh Scbord, on Monday: iI‘I-brunry 2.
at 3:30 p. III. lIlleI‘yOntI is cordially
invited to hear this most interesting
and stimulating address,
_.._._WW
DAHDDHV MAH
MAY BDV DAIHY
indications now point to :I new own.
or or the lI‘IIiIIllIIlIi t'ounly i‘IIiIIAI ('(llllI
puny, ills name in .iIIIIIIIu |.l'I‘
IIII is: it large (iIIiIIitIqu 111' llauhur)‘.
lintornIutioII diuclouinl' thin t‘Iatt InnIIIA
twin from Manager illiiiani (lruntbitm
in the dub,» IoIIIpIIIIy.
tlIuIInII l‘ t' nun, thII pIi lit iIIai otvIIIIII .
m the Ill-l‘IIIIIi concern IIIIIIIIIIIIIiII:It.IIIiA
nvilb llrIIInhii ,I'IIIItiIIIIlII}
that he had about ili'i'lill‘ll to null illi‘
Rundown and that the ante would pro»
liinIiybIInIIIIiII to LIII. 'i‘lliu iu IIoIItib
ItioIIIIl. \ir t‘uue Iloltl “tillliilit‘. upon.
lulu lludiuu [but the oututnudinu (iIIlIlII
0 Hitlltilil Iiw I-IIoIann: III In not too luruc
lliI- Itaiti iIII Wm. Willililt to I‘IIIltt‘ ilIlIlttAI
in tho ewui that thny tIrII found to bill
J‘IIaunlIlIbiv '
HIHE MEH HDHT
A IH IMHE SHAFT
'i‘ldltitlu‘ iiAl'TlIJ. ind. .luu.
NIIII man were injured, ucvcrui scr-
ioualy today. (when the engineer at
tiundforti Mine No. 1. [our Inilos Wool
of Went Torre. titanic. tout control or
(the. lllllllt cage and it woo .hur‘lod to
the. bottom of the shall, a distance of
con tent, at high timed. Charles Show
(want, it is believed. sustained a (broil
on back. The victims noomly all (live
.Ju this: city. The mine is operated or
lithe Central Coal Company. with OiI
flees his-re. . “an“
..
21.».
JUN»:
RR-RllHllR SHAW
HARDER ARRAY
Admitted that He Hedoivod Mon-
ey from a Pittsburgh.
lContractor
NEW roux. Jan. 27.——The special
grand jury that is investigating al
leged political graft resumed its hear-
ings today. James C, Show, said to
have been a go-between in money
transactions, was the principal wit-
ness called'
With the aid of other witnoases, Dis-
trlct Attorney Charles S. Whitman, it
was said, hoped to refresh Shaw's
memory on various points. among
“others the name of the man to whom
he acknowledged giving a package con.
tuining $41,250 in bills,
This money, IShaw admitted, was
given to him by James G. Corcoran,
a. Pittsburgh contractor. Mr. Whitman
today endeavored again to obtain'from
Show a statement that the money watt
given to JameSIE. Gal‘fucy as a politi-
PA All AIR
.Man Known as “Cakewalk” Had
until ii ,
A ing Mr. Whitman.
The ad. '
tircsu will be given (It the home on
{bliss (‘arrio Seymour, I}: Went nvcnIIIIA'A
the
and ,
and told him,
cal contribution from (Patterson and?
Company. successful bidders in 1909
for on $825,000 aqueduct contract
awarded by the Board of Water Stip-
.piy of Now York City,
Another witness culled today was
t‘iIaricu N, Chadwick. Commissioner of
the lloard or Water Supply, Chad-
wick Wilt-l a member of the Board when
the Patterson (Ionirmt and awarded in
15qu
The John Doe. investigation into
state highway department affairs will
be resumed tomorrow. with WillinnIA
Sulzcr. former governOr. again a wit-
nests.
A The movement in Albany to give.
District Attorney Whitman state wide
power to hunt for gratters is interest
The first steps to
that; end were tP‘ten in the assembly
,last night, When a resolution was in
Atroduccd that Mr. Whitman or one of
hill assistants be made counsel bony
committee appointed by the Assembly
Ato intcstignte the highway depart
merit of the State of ‘New York. All
that case Mr. Whitman will acquire
powers equal to, those of a special
deputy ottornevgoneral. and will he
as thoroughly equipped to indict and
prosecute grafting omciais all over
the state at: Former Gorarnor HIIiziIeS‘ A
“an in the insurance investigation.
,srtlusnnuusoowu
IIIsIIIIIa souooIInI
BOSTON, Jan. 'ilIII Boston Huh-
lug schooner ()iitc iI‘. ilutchinu sunk
in the harbor, curly today. two min-
utes alter nho had been run down by
the steamer George A. ‘llibbnrd. owned
by thn (‘ity of ”onion. (luptuin bier
;ton i'. liIIttIiIiIIs IIIId ilvo oi’ the (Iron
1jumped to the steamer'n deck. The
[other eleven Inon aboard. who were in
the cabin when the. crush (IIIIne, bur
3 riediy launched the (Inl‘ios, from which
AilIIIy were later IIIIIIIIIItIIi by tho ilib-
hard,
The Oliver lI‘. iiIIiIIhiIIs,
(If 32 ions, was built at iloothbny,
in tool
A
..
JI‘I
ii schooner
.\iII,,
GDETHALS NAMED
FIHST Diiiil. GDVEHHDHA
l
, \\'AH|li.\'tl'ltl.‘\‘. Jon ..I. l'i‘l‘bllll‘iil
\\'litiou today ninncti llii (Ixucutivu or A
tier putiiuI; into operation on April i;
a permanent troverumI-t tor the l’uu-A
IIIuII (‘IIIIIIi 1.0"“ and IItltntInr t‘uiflA
Atiiii'llliiit In: lilo ilrut (It‘ll governor.
. , lion't forum the IllopII “OWL
llilliil'l‘. Friday evening, .iItII. :lil, 'l‘own
A.\I.IIIIIIIbi_v Hall. A
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK lN
FEDERAL RESERVE
’l‘iIII directors: or the Nationul ilnnlt
oi Norwniit ttt their meeting thin
morning vottul to go under tho new
Federal banking uyrttcnrmude pouch
hie by the currency bill recently pana-
ml by coIIIIIII-nu. ’i‘iIIlu leaves only the
lI‘alriloid (‘onnt Xtttioiial llank in
Norwaik m; not. having taken action
upon the matter The directora of that.
hunk will. It it: expected take the mob A
Ier up very soon.
wiymnln Ladies Quin-latte Trinity
Parish Hall. Tum. Jan. 27, 360.132»
colored uuartette in America. .
i iIIIlIi
Ato ho mingling with the South
A walk oyster openers.
A. viouu to the
the authorities were enabled to dis-A
Politic . Utilitins‘ .t'iommissionors
Aillilu
All'i" of Mr.
3 wan IIIIIIppoIl.
‘Iomme as possible. »
IN ARR SARR
MURDER
iamoo lulled caught in Philadel-
chill for Throwing Lighted
Lamp at Woman
RiRlRlllii i'ARRili HRE
WAS BURNER iii RlAlR
.. Water street, second district, in which
The ‘ '
.tIIIsIIIIII III
Been Living Here
Entirely through theI efforts ”of the:
local police department a murderer ‘
has been brought to Justice for trial
The man was wanted in Norfolk, \‘iII-
ginia, and had it not been for the ct-
av. tantrum: 27. 1914
C
mottled Today and Wedneoday.
- .Hayaa, of New
York, had owner ad the property on
the defendant rang! a store. .
trial was begun at ill o’clock yesterday-
mornlng and the ry brought in its
verdict at. 3:55 in ‘e afternooa.
The point to be decided as given to
the Jury by Judge , _ M. Lockwood was
whether the plain ' did agree to give
the defendant a leaA for one your (lot
ing from i’)ecemhetA 1,19l3. The con
tention oi Attorney Davis for Keogh.
was that Mrs. Hui/é}! did agree to such A
,a lease, verbally, dad the jury‘s deli-A
berationa found tlidt to be tlI: ruse
According to onfi of the jurors but:
beginning of the voting the Innjoriti
It III e in .liil or of the defendant.
The evidence introduced by Judge
out ItIIi
AR :23 RM.
MAYER
Motion Made to Quash Indict-
ment at Labor Loader
Has Been Made
RlRREi SESSIRRS
Law Requires it Only when iury
is Deliberaiing
UT-
IIOIIII I-Iro.\', illicit. .iun
\Vestcrn Federation of \iiIIers: ban
Itilo poIpetIrotm oi“ a dastardly crime, three ballots were taken and from the “PM,“ n. fight in the tomb m “Ann.”
of its president. (‘lil'iiiel—I ll, Muyrr.
and its thirty odd officials and mom
hers who are. under indictment here
forts of tibicl’ W. R. Pennington, l‘le- Walsh tor the plaintiff abowcd that under “1.. charge. In" (Itinspiriliv' to in-
tIIctivo Sergeant ’i‘iIonIun Loathcrlund
Keogh refused to pay the rout for Nov-
tcrl’erc with non-unit'm ompioyecs ot‘
and Ulilrcr Frank S. Stratton. the man (Imbor until he. found out it be. war: to tho .llitIlIiIzu copper Inincs
would now be free. It lugitive i‘rom
~ justictI.
A communication was received hereA
from the Norfolk police to secure anti
.lamou .loneu, known here an
'(‘. akewalk" Jones, as he was believed
Nar-A
The police im-
mediately begun a quiet. investigatiou.I
but their hi (i had ilown the day pro.
incense from Norfolk.
Continuing their search. however,
cover the fact that Jones had gone to;
New Jersey from here. (He was true-A
ed thare, but the Jersey authorities;
were aAduy too late. He had disap-A
poured. investigating further the lo
cal police found that the man had dc-i
parted for Philadelphia, and with the
advice naming two possible places he
might be found. the Norfolk depart—
ment wot: notified. A
A man was aunt to Philadelphia from
\'I nIfolk and in cooperation with the
Apolico oi? that city, the murderer was
found and arrested. lie was taken
Abnck to the scene of his (rimo and
there is hold for trial:
The. local oflicialu are receiving due
praise. from the department Iwhich
sought .loIIIIu, for their line work in
locating him so that tho urrout was
Inudo possible. The only regret is.
bowuvcr, that the lcttor regardingtho
man did not come It tiny uoonor, for
in investigating another colored cane
of local color, the police uttw the man
they later found Wilt-l wanted. I
ionou, in a drunken brawl in II Non
folk boarding house hurled II lighted
lamp at one of tho volorod women in
tho tIstuhliuhIIItmnl 'i‘bo teuuol broke
scattering the oil over iI_IIII (iothing and
body which imIIIIIdizttuiy ignited from
the. lainp'afwick. The Woman was
burnt-Ii to'dunth. A
it in acid that the Initiative auninut.
.ioul It iii ouch that lit‘ will be given illtI
Iinll ponnitv portiil‘tod by.” that Stutt-
. W“. “”4.--” ..
:SDHDDL Hilli. BHDHE
LED IH BAD FALL
1‘
mm
While playing yesterday at rel-Into;
.liluu llorolhv l’IItIIrHIIu, (lillillliI
and hire. ivan l’utl'ruou. of
to thumb illi'i‘l‘l, ilil tIttIInIiuIIl at tho
Marvin hl'lltitil in the third (lintriIIt.
ulippotl till it little llit'f'l,’ of ice. and in
Aittliiing tnIiIIlIIIi iIIIr riuht leg bIIIIIIIailI
bar in nut-b a manner that “in bone
film it: uttil’orimx units:
It little pain today.
The little l’nteroon girl. who it:
about, ten yearn of one. was not plan:
ing rouuiiiy. but. aim and another unhol-
or or about the anmu title were. running
and when who tell her playmate foil
striking upon her, the. added weight on
the twinted log resulting in the frac-
ture of the member.
Mr. Potomac was: pulled. and .
carried the little girl home. '1‘» l‘.i
Burnett and Dr. H. B West were call-
ed and the fractured woo reduced.
the youthful patient being made cont.
he
remain it tenant in the building. Upon
this point, Judge. Walsh will bring an-
other suit, claiming tlmt‘thelaiiuro to-
pay the rent gives. his clIcnt tiII riaht
to eject Keogh.
SARRAARAK HARRE
RlfliARiR RRSAH
i
Inspect Structure-SWestpoI-t
Draw Also Unsaio
WESTPOR’I‘. .lun. 27.~«Iliccentiy
Public Utilities Commissioners Ford
and Il-liggihs were in town and looked
. the Saugatuck bridge. over and decided
that it was unsafe for traffic. The un-
nouncement that this structure was
touud to be weak in not surprising
to hundreds in 'Wcutport, who know
itb co'nditlou. ’I‘ho middle. pier to
Atari shaky as will he neon by iook~
ing from underneath the bridge.
Sumo years ago this pier was struck
by a canal boat and tho stonework
slid some two feet. This was never
repaired. While on the bridge thtI
(IoInIIIiusiIIIIIIIIo t‘prIIeuuod the opinion
that the sidewalk was not sale. for
public. travel. Suugttturk people are
wondering what will come. next.
Weatpoit brldito out. of commission-
Saunatuck briduo worse.
’i‘lni (IomnIisuioners art: of the
opinion the Wcatport draw is Imunto
and that to allow trolley (IIIIs to pant:
ov‘oI would be nothing ‘IllUil ol'
(IIIiIIIe.
AWAITIHD DEDISIDH
DF DDDHDEL TAMMAHV
'i‘iII‘I (Iliizenu are itIintiAAliIV illl‘ltlllili:
the III-(Iniou ot‘ imputation t'oIIIII-IIII
\.\ lilinm lu‘, ’l‘IunIIIIIIIAI. on the utatitn of
tho ulreet Ilepnr.tment titreel ( oInInit
tIIIIInIIn liiiii') \\ Mother and t‘ iiy l-‘.~n
.llitiuot‘ llIIolilII A. HAIII rI'Int an. at (Itidtt
no to who IIiIItll luv bouu. ’l‘hII (IulziIIIIer
(Iluimo that. it in his right. Allli ilIII
councilman Ilil‘ill‘H‘il ilH t‘illlll'illiill oi
the (IoInmittue it“ than have tho I'ih
upInIIIilItltty. it in reported on prIIttv
noun authority tlIIII the (Iounvol will
decide that tho l'iiiililllllt‘ltllllill in air
purviuor oi‘ .the department and thflt
the engineer IIlIIIll look to him for Inn»,
oral orderu. " ’i‘hiu would be the inlet ,’
protuiiotl the IIhu’rter normal to convey, A
A recent ctiilffll‘t-‘fli'n with the mon in-
terested. the mayor and the channel. (1‘
true attempt to bring harmony again
into the department. decided that the
manual prepare a dcciuion and define.
the Powers of each «claim ripocitlcnliy.A
Thrill/"Id“ all probability be submit-
ted to the next Inc-cling on Eehruary
3. Meantime the engines: is housing
the work of the department. He lit
one of the tow appointment» mm by
the ounceodmi Pooplo's IPIIrty who to»
aides in the first district.
,2 u
A and
A(‘onnecticut with u v-iew to the pro
(t‘ontiructl on two: ttli page.)
-_.... ._ __.4...A.__ ,.._‘
DHEAKWATEH iiT
DHEEHSHEEF
The following is a copy or the bill
[introduced in Congress providing for
An survey of tlm water front at and
Anna: Greens itect’:
Ataryot‘ war he, and he is hereby,
“That the score
auth-
(Irized and directed to (since to be
matte a survey or the wn or from ‘li
near Greens Roof Nor ‘.\;Iii\',
Aicctiou oi’ the beach and shore il‘ottt
by the construction of a breakwater
by tho United States alone or in (In.
operation with local and state inter-
ests, consideration being also given
to the nccesaity of improving: the (In-
tranre to the harbor and providinu
protective works to improve the safe
iv and anchorage facilities: of NorIvaik
harbor."
our, wuo IIAII lwu,
Filliilil III erIIIroIIo
Sunday Stephen Novak. aged about
nineteen. diunppearod from home and
his whereabouts inn: bot-n unknown
ever since, until this morning. lie has
been in Stamford.
What (Iultstui the lad to leave it good
home cannot be understood by his
friIIIIdaI. lie in the son of Stephen .\‘o-
vak. who (IoIItiIIIIis II tuition in liniiI
rouIi avenue. and wan a t'uvol‘iit- with
it lIIrIlII circle of i‘rioudu iIIIrII.
.\ iIIiltIrtIIIIItI from Stamford llltlil)’.
telling that Steve was staying lill'l‘ll
with his aunt. ’i‘huu “(Ire parental
\vorriI-u relieved. .
DHILD HURT WHEN
FATHEH JUMPED
(tillIiiAw’it‘A, .liauu. .illtl .\iIIiUAI
llH ix'iusel‘u baby girl received probultix
futul iiljill‘lmt \leIIII tlIII t';IliI(ItI inIupI-zI
with the IIhiiIi in MI: urnm iLIIoIII tiII
root of bin but-ulna: iIoIIItII l'tii'iAl‘ t-Idtu.
L'I
Kluuei mitt hia uiIIiIIIIII-iII-iuw, Mira.
Mary Kliiii‘)‘ and Min: iITIItliIIIIiIII
iIIIIIiIIy. who IIbIII lumped, were lIIIi’v
hurt. Mrs. itiuuel quI pzutly (nor.
(“little by nutulw in (IIIIItItIiIII: A',\I II Iibit'
way.
.9........................ . ..
MEH WAHTED
WMAM
Wantcrl. in) turn to inn-veal iIIc. AI»
ply to our foreman ul 7 ii. iii., tom (:1»
row (Wedneudayl lit Wood‘u l’IIIIIi.
(fill! titreet.
tiilgnedl
Elli Vliilt LAKE till
(31.).
Mrn. lent . Manner. who has been
vioiting in Sorth Adamo, will return
home this afternoon with her titular.
Mrs. W. F. .Barrington. Min of Alton
they (uncommon. oi nun city.
'1 he
litiiilAiAiil IIIIIIIIII
Aliilllliil IIIIIII
Norwttllt Hardware 00., Inc..'
and Former H. T. Prowiti
Establishment Come
Together
Rumors which hav‘o been in circula-
tion for the past week or more. of the
consolidation of two well known First
district hardware firms, the Norwalk
Hardware (30.. inc.. and IH. ’i‘. Prowitt,
were confirmed this morning by 0. IS
Stanley, secretary and treasurer of the
former firm, and James it]. ‘Eiis, J11,
who has been sole proprietor of theA
latter ntore since the first of the year.
l’lhe consolidation will take effect
.liiiiiiiRiiiS III PiliPii
Aubout February 1, or shortly after the
lunnuai meeting of the stockholders oi
Athc Ntlll'Wlllk Hardware Co, In(I., when A,
‘AJIInIes II). Elli“. ,wiil be elected a dl-I '
grottor oi" the new Nortvulk Hardware
. t‘ 0. ~
The stores which are interested
the IncvtIlIItIIIt are among the
known in Norwalk. 'l'hc ll. ’1‘. l’rowitt‘
store was established before the (‘lvii
War and but: been successfully (Ion-
dtlutcdt b3 three. generations of the,
l'roniltt family. While not so long in
buttinokn. the Norwulk Hardware (30..
inc. hug built up a large trade. and has
Amado t1 I.I(-I'_v worthy reputation for it
self output: lilt' business firms or llllS
city.
The III II: store will occupy tin: pres~
I-lIt lfliltl'll.‘l‘r«‘ (It the i‘rowitt store, at
~13 .\lain street. This is without llilt‘iiI
iii ,1. no ill the bezl c.,.‘..p..etl stores
In Nottvalk. The painting anti decor-
ating department of the old Prowitt
in ‘
store will be carried on in connection
with the new business and there will
be no change in the stat! of workmen,
lierlnrt Brown continuing as foreman
at tho painters and decorators. The
new store will continue the special de-
partment of shades and papers which
has boon a feature. of the Prowitt store
in the past.
The. present officers of the .\'orwalk
Hardware (To, inc.
l’rcitident.~~~Charles ll. iiolt.
VicnIi’rcsidcut~4Frnnlq K. Briggs.
Secretary anti Treasurer-Oliver S.
Staniuv.
James i-Z. Elis, .lr., is the sole owner
of the Prowiit store. l‘reaidcnt Ii-loit.
oi‘ the Norwaik Hardware lo. will bu
rather at home in his new location.
having; been employed for fifteen
years as clerk in the i‘rowltt store
before joining the younger organiza-
lion.
DDH‘VIDTED BDHMEH
AHE BHEAKIHD DDWH
tlSHAINthl, .\'. l'.. .ltIII. Accord-
ing to their guards at Sing Sing priisw
on. "hotly innIitI" Rosenberg, I'WlIititI"
iewls. “{iyp the illood." IltIIl “lingo
Frank," the Your uIlIIIIIIIII convicted
with humor l’IIliIIII Lieutenant (‘hnricu
ltIItIkI-r, III‘ the Illlll' list of «Norman ”tins
enthnl. have broken down under the
.I.trIIlII olflwuitinu tor the ill‘lliNlilii on
their uppcai, which they l'Iillt’I'l within
It i‘IIw Iluyn.
WiIllIIIIIvIII' llil‘ door (It the (loath
iIoIIIIII opIIIIs, they .Ithinu “up from
their ruin, (prccllnn li illilll inn: (IIIIIIII
2m»
with the. illillllillll‘illiii‘lll. lHuuppoiuI-
(Id, they throw lhIIIIIsIIleIu buck and
rail at the unnrdu. IilIIIIitIIII, on the
(IIIIIIII lmml, is hearing up well ItIIIiII'
the IIrAdIuIi.
DIIIIADMI‘ID Milli HELD
Li‘ ililiLE “MES
l llAl Alli), .lIIII. 1‘7. ’lhe police are
:IIIlliIIi: luv nix iIi,tl‘Iw'IIl‘IIIIIAII who
lI-IIIi hp William llIInn hrm iinnu.
(zithltl an hour hint night. .
A, licnln wan (III bin way home when
three AlIiIllIwuyIncn robbed him of $liill
and "A cold wt: on. The titlim report-
iii tin. holdup :It the Maxwell iii't‘tIl.
poikcl station and tiarlod home again.
ttu hIAd gone but It few blocks, when
two torn highwnyinon held him up
and ltAAIII It at; stickp‘n which the lirat
men lnIl oVerlooknd
bean (darted for the licoplnlno:
I-Itruct polluoatat-icu to report the neo-
oud rt hhery,‘when a tone highwa‘ymcn
put a revoivcrundor his nose, - The
man Jot nothing. ‘
best .
. to
arc: I
threatening the inundation 01’ 100,001)!
WASH In
It RESllzi
Railroad Service in Stulh doth
iornia and Nevada Has Been
Badly Crippled
Rivers Rose Twenty-eight Fee
in Several Places A
SAN lI‘liAXCiSCO, Jan. 37.-"hc Pa-
(‘ll'ltf L'Utlb'l. was emerging today «fI‘omI
the grip of a storm that has drenched .
the. Millie region from the Canadian to
the Mexican line. Latest reports place.—
the stornt's death toll at eight. lilgh
water has canned much damage to
property, particularly in Eoulh Gali—
l'ornia; and railroad service in this
Stan and Nevada baa been LI 1!); A:
pm. i. lzaiiic Is um up :‘It’: [all
intptme the next 'tv.i.tit!'li;ltt'
(.I,I=.I’I‘.t
in
hours. however
The IIaiIIt‘aliI t‘ it"m .y in the south-A
Ll‘il part oi‘ the State was; truncations.
At iIusatienn the totat tor meaty-tour
hours amounted to nearly live inched.
’i‘bc Ventura river in on a rampage and
many bridges have been washed away.
chcrul towns have partially aub-
mcrg cd and hundreds of persons living.
in the lowlands have been forced to
mm: 9.
With the Kern river out of its
banks and rain still failing; the slim: ,
tion at Bakersfield was critical today.
Close watch is being kept on the l.-.'tIIJ
there.
Sudden i‘l‘ié of the Kaweah littr l9:
titres of grain near lianiord. .
'i‘ he backbone (It the storm has been
broktn north ot the 'i‘ohachapi Monti‘
tuins and the Sacramento and Sat};
Joaquin rivers have cleared themselvij
t‘.‘.l ol‘ IIII overplus of water that. torrid
Ilh'llilt‘ canned l‘eur tor the safety, ti!
scvcral towns, A: .
.-\t tiuIIIIaIIItIIIto the. river climbed ol- .4
most to 2* feet, the hiaheut since 1909.
\X'asbouts have disrupted train nor.
vice in various pttrts of the State. .
Through service between San it‘lIancia~
(Io illiii Lou Athletes hon been imponait
bio for l‘orty-IIitzht hours. .lieuvy snow.
Mill: and Ivuuhouts haw. tied up traf—
tlII in various pnrtn ol' Nevada. A:
Southern Pacific train its bullied lie-I
tween Wubuska and Hazon. Several
IIIilIII: ol‘ lllli‘h were Itwept away by
high \IlltlI‘l‘ on tiw‘ Nevada (alitomia
and tlrcimn l'l‘itti and NH 11le on tile
Virului I1 and 'iIIIrIkIIo lino have cut. of!
Virginie. ('ilv. ilotnry pinwu have,
(‘it‘lti‘t'ti liIII IHoIIthIIrn i’at‘iflo Ogden”
iiulI trucks: in llli‘ high Sienna anti .
alum: bound train . worn rclettucti.
in (trucm .II;Il Vlnuhinuton connidI ,
(topiary but: been ottusotl by
’n‘liltlli, A
\‘l‘iil‘ltI
iIIIstvv
HEW HAVERA {AHAA‘AMEH
SDHDUA. DESTHDYED
ii.\\"iI‘.\, .27 whining . A?
lil‘ iaIIIIIIII and boat. _ ,9
i'iIliAJlli (i liruiuw . .I H hunk: of the (10’. A:
no» AIIII'uI ti I .l lll".tilii'.’, aimlmt l'tim-’
pEIItIIiy. tlniy i..I- lot with wall: rat
iltllAii riuutilnv.
’l he buildin: truu hunted on Grand. AI
nv-IIIIII, betwnmz l’ilnton uvonlic mill:
IIIIrkinn utruu. out in addition to
III-hooi lnrpnuet, .I part: i it wall titled.
in: a brunch at the New Haven Publi
Library, ‘1 be (none of tho tire hall not.
been (letoir‘nlnnd. The loan is taught
cutiIIIuiIxi at over sitiildlfltl. The Mimi)
(torcunn‘odntcd nearly aoo puplisl. .4"
MM.
A W All".
. 'Ii.
(on (.1'
’ wcnnp OF THANKS.
Via Mall to o'tproso our thank
all trlrndu win 2.3:mpnthizod wit
input line liernavoment; also to
David ituymondand the Rev; 1t";
ink Coleman. .
MR Ah!) MRS. JANE“; H. TAYII
AND FAMlLY
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