WIFE!) Advancements on this
c
page, Twenty-Five Ward)» braces. are.
ThrooTimos. Ida-— Each ditiono. Word. 1 cent per Marti In
' has or Capo. Marble Price
or Black—
wsnrno' : TO LET
Wow-'v— ‘~
.. WANTED —— rouse MAN T0 T0 taraudwns moon
take orders for and deliver grocer- four rooms. Adults preferred
lea Address, in own handwriting. P. ply No. 18 Rowan .St.
OF‘
care 'Elentinel. m2 lit
Lore WANTEMOR EQUITY lN all improvements; barn,
“room house having" monthly rent
540. has 685,8011th Norwalk 1123 (it
WANTED~LADIEB MiAKE FROM
35 to 515 per week in spare time:
easy and ploaaant ho a work; send
100 for instructions, so. V,1ples etc it.
G. Brown and 100.. box 884, Bridgeport telephone.
Conn 128 2t St. South Norwralk Tel 13425.
p—J»
wAN'rsns—YOUNG MAN WISHES
live miutnes from Norwalk bridge.
Newtown Ave.
4.6 '
-——v
TO
’,
85
with all improvements,- and use of
inquire 108 South Main
‘ , 528 3t
[Million at drawing. Drafting room
No. 43, Norwaik. [27 3t
rWANTE:D--TO our ALL KINDS
'ro LET--A’I‘ 9.1 130er MAIN ST .
preferred. Chas Zettergrcn, R F D. second floor, 0 rooms, rent $18; alsol
Henry St, .second floor, rent 59 00.
Mrs. .S. A. Youngs, 241 East Ave.
1‘27 3t
of chickens. Best cash prices paid.
Rowland and Lotta. corner Crockett
tit, and Rot-on Road, Rowayton. Tel. LOST '
{317. 1'27 3t
um. . ”
w ANTED—TO BUY 1 ALL KINDS
nod poultry. Best market prices
;l:‘.xlrl'a prices for fat calves.
Munroe St. pocketrbook.
chitin
W: 1. return to Sentinel office.
55.00 for hob ivalves to fatten H. .. ...._.... .. ._-.._.._-__._-.
lr‘rio 1:11.311, Conn. A"e. Tel 1151
029 tr m
dinCELLANEOUS M ‘5 °‘f‘°;e{:°;::d;gazt°h;aflcd t°
‘t‘Vl’EWRITERS. "
,«wwwm Chiropractors
3.”. 1111111 rrmrwnrmns—n o.
r1 m it nUndcrwood.‘ hurt you, call on me and be con-
,1 my gm 1111mm", vinced that I am using the BEST
{5 repaired. Rent-.15 5 and MOST UP TO DATE
.1" £35 ‘i‘t’l‘i"..l“.§2l’tt‘ P ' l
f .V . “‘55,”,de ,,. am ess Methods
1-. am: an ,
p .......... 0.5%. ° "" E. BARTHOI. n C
:yprrvw._ 9.... w ..— 7 w ' it I
63 Meadow St.,.Soulli
7 to 8 p. m.
:07 Atlantic St, Stamford. 9 a.
m. to 5 pm.
Spinal Analysis Free
T1 ces Trimmed
Rféi’l‘.-r:‘r5ln 31 Sfilifldels
1-1 a: eoBCULTURISTS.
:, gift-1 bio-(WALK. CON"-
LosT—FRIDAY EVENING, 0N
containing
sum of money and key. Reward. for
f28 3t
Norwalir,
l s
.iW
11(5er
., .L.'N S COMPENSATION.
5.11.11.11.11'1, HiriAL'l‘l-i, ACCIDENT
lNo‘URANCE.
Me for Sample Policy. ‘
McGovern
' rubles AND 15m. ESTATE
i571 Washington Street.
,toct you need glasses.
if m, We are ready to render you
dirt aid in examining the eyes,
fitting thorn to your eyes.
Open Bat. Evenings.
0!»
a Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICiANS
IF YOU SQUINT OR FROWN
when looking intently at any ob-
ex-
in
furnishing glasses and in properly
urethane Ron-re. Stamford. Conn.
Ell. 1397
lens launch," ..
thing in good condition.
3011 5 Platt gt, mast Norwalk.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-«QINGLE COMB R l. ‘
Ap- Reds. heavy winter laying strain.
n12 8t Eggs, 15 for 51.00, 56. 00 per hunched
‘Ir‘ertiiity guaranteed. Pallets and cuck-
T° LE‘TT‘NINE WM HOUSE erels for sale Telephone 8. Quack-
chicken 6.,11b1ulh Darlen. '
house, fruit three acres; on trolley;
121 31
'FOR snowmen LOTs 0N
Telephone 1041 ring Day St. Can be bouzzht at bargain
m2 3, prices if taken at once. Terms an,
-_._. Hanged Lawrence Agency
LET—FURNISHED ROOMI "-
:27 3t:
FOR SALE—17 FOOT OPEN 559185):I
1.2 H. P. engine Every-
Vtctor John-
£27 V85
wag—w...
FOR SALE ~ BABY Challis
Rhoda island Reds.
stock. Hatches coming of! every few
days. Eggs lor'hatching. W. 8. Stew-
art. West Norwalk. Telephone South
Norwalk 59-3.
Strong utility
a ‘25 6t
Houses—HAVE JUST RECEIVED!
a carioad of Johns Iowa horses, fresh ‘
from the farms. Some nice matched
pairs; also single and business horses.
Come and look them ever at The
Hershfleld Horse 00., corner Concord
and Wood Sta. Te. sis-5.
W
(3 ti
HUSl N ESS NOTICES
LANotoaos, HousEKsEPsnei—
I hang wall (paper, 25c double roll. .
Pain-ting reasonable.
book just out.
Illrown: 38 Water St. Norwalk.
1914 samples
Work guaranteed.
{27 3t
wilw "‘11 eraik. Conn. Tel. 345.
'W 11
W. New Sconce
ourmn'lou oF CHIROPRAC‘NC
i‘l1i11‘1111‘actlc is the definition of tin
«1 «1 f the disease and the art. 0
111;}.11 l 1 1g the same Disease is cam-
el 1» 1 wrench. twist or sprain in
nu: 2-1.111. Even it done in childhood I Special at
it 1'11» .lcw pinched nerves and pain 11
l'm-v 3:11 in the 01110an organs' ant
limbo. ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through lllli‘momfllhfi‘ the, nerve on
tours in your body. Female trouble. '
lgiven special attention; also curve
lure of the: I the. You will never to
plot giving a Uhlropracwr I chance
to help you. '
111 :13 mole treatments given also.
T. runners. h. o.
5-: Washington 81.. do. Nat-walk. Conn
”tminate from humor Whom, tin
armhovrmr
Ww-M
15c
PER BOX
RIGGERMAN
Daily and Sunday Pepsi's
. ' j Delivered.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Correspondence Cards
R03, 64 North Main St.
31.00 DOWN, $1.00 A WEEK soils
lsdieo,‘ or gents’ watches, all other
kinds of Jewelry and household durui
ture.
particulars write or telephone W. 1H.
linker, lit Edlic Ave, id.
616-2.
Morris chairs a specialty, For
Norwulk. Tel.
f2? (it
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti.
mates for that job of lnSide or outside
painting or papcr'vhanging that you will
have done this spring.
bring samples to you.
tion to all work.
a'suaam' AVE
A postal will
Personal atten-
PHONE CON.
A Good Rocl‘llest‘
is a hard snow storm, If your
roof ieali's, drop us a card or
'phome us. We will repair and
paint it all "for one price, guaran-
teed, to per square foot. Call us:
11 new..- .
lRUST COMPANY'S CHRIGTMAB
CLUB.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
will start its Christmas Savings Club
on March 10th. This Year three class-'
1.1-.- wlil he run the 5 cent class. start-
2111 with first payment of 5 cents and
in musing 5 cents each week with
i 1 2 payment of. 51.90.
1 .1111 starting with 51.90 first pay-
. and decreasing 5 cents each
with final payment of 5 cents: '
1 extra class of 51.00 per week «will
4 in . ldod this year for those who wish
in ,~ 1y a fixed weekly amount 1
' 'lirra first two classes will pay the
V i]vv;'1ililtt)l'a 537V. 05 and interest at 2 per .
cent. ' AWNING 3. SMITH, Les-co.
" 1 he dollar chills will pay 558 and in-
12W mt at 5 per cent.‘ '
Giannini will be mailed two 1weeks
Daily Line
for freight only.
lilr
South L'Norwalk up to 5:30.
' 9'N0R WALK
surrey still-y, law-1'11
11 w’l_",lr aria
.1 Vr'VnilL 'rrV‘y one and has.
TO NEW YORK
uremic propeller
loaves Pier 27 Blast River, New York
(foot of Catherine street) every duyildghthonse ins color ’I‘cin kinsville
except Sunday at ii p. m 'F‘rolght re p p "
celvod at Norwslk 1111 to 5 p. m. and
Steathat Linega
Your was... property is booting
déntindl was:
5,513le it?“ law's
ware.
stones F FOO-rs. oanmr‘ Ni?” '
1N Y., untl 2 o‘clock p. m., March
‘E. R. Bradlev 81C0
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
N Washington St. 80 Nofwslk, Conn
Phone 781.
DO YOU WEAR GLASOEII
if so as: you satisfied that they
have been iltteu to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? as."
They Given Your Eyes 'l‘hat Relief
which you expected they would!!!
they havont or you need (luau.
consult me at once
WiLLiAM J. MOORE,
OPTIOIAN.
Room 5. Kcslor Building,
No. 155 Wilmington at.
Opposite Hoyt'a Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ,
Evenings. 11:80 to O.
N.Y .IddroIW-r-TW .tb Ave, 0 to1
4 p. 1». daily.
1,'--(
.-. ....,...... 1...“ «N-.. _ .-W..M
Sealed Proposals
will be received at the Office trite
10M and then opened. for the pin"
chase of the Nordaik Island, and d
Lighthouse Reservation. located on
ehelllcld island. hung island «bound
Fairilelll County, ioiln. lllarik' pro—
vocals and particulars may be chief
1by addresalnl't the Lighthouse
specter, Tompkhlavllle.N : ‘
ed water into till 8000. ,
54 Union tarsal. a basement in the
WARE '
1111151111111 with about four test bf water
‘ - ‘Tabi‘o‘s chairs; and all furniture float-
' 110 about and the than was general
who’loss' here. as initial h‘sy apart-
'the cusot that there was little dam-
‘throirglr several ciranlles
pairs are well in hand this afternoon
, and the damage was no greater than
isle “at 0an street.
The home oi L. a. Therlsult, it"
, Rumors that
891101 apartment house. was
are about.
liable. There is
suits would be“
cally, for the a
ments. was host:
strut with Vacuum.
One of the laborers of the second
district street department sunk down
to his waist in Union street yestor !
day noon. 'A water connection into‘
the cluct shirt shop had not been
properly filled. The laborer cxtrimt
ed hiniself after somadimculty, and
the department established warning
lights: at the place last night.
storm in lines
district station.
street, carrying
11—5... An Island.
springwwood the water rushed down
Ely avenue at the rate of twentyhuei
milea an hour." terday He said
that it transforrhed‘ths vlClnlty into
Tire waiv" 1"
railroad lll‘liiiéi'
an, va‘G were pre Dr. F. B 2" 1i':‘..l
wanted-from coral "a South Nor- 9'5““ “““r i'
' He was no:
walk, or item SettinIg‘Vto Springwood
from South Norwallt. '55. was terrible.
said Steve.
~ Shore Resorts Escaped.
Reports 11me Balls Island, Hickory
'81qu and R0500 Point. today, are to
with the [lin'ril'
who has lim 11 i
in the pouring
to help llllnru‘li‘.
brother-lair: 1»,
age done there. The tide was high waded cal
and there was a great rush of surface
water. The cellars of William C:
Smith's (voltage were filled with wa»
ter, but as there Was little of value,ln
them the loss is acarcely- worth men-
itching:
Prlln Fer Department.
Street Cortimisslllncr George A.
Sheri-oh, Street Perdition Horace .i.
Louis and Street, Foreman Edward
l1‘, Duffy are today receiving praise
from all sides at the 9iaiincr in which
they handled the More storm. it
was probably the Worst storm of its
nature Norwalk has experienced. and
that the men managed as well as they
did is remarkable. Preparations on
the Hill Section in ('lcurlnr gutters
and places around ‘catrh basins was
all that saved great damage to the
roads on the hillsides, and men all
this advance warkndid not serve to
prevent some damage. ' The men
worked hard 1: grind 91191» drenched
of clothing
during the day. Many, litany calls
for aid to the street. foreman were at
lauded as promptly as could be ex-
pected.
The lug;
docks 01' 1‘, .
dull Luminr
District. 13.01..
ice and “iii".
er proved ‘ '
tug ground 1‘ ,1
lettying ii.
The “at. '
street in a}...
flooding t‘m .1
hurl sonn ' 1
The \vnim' 1 '
lloyt's iliilw‘
or window...
er'“ :
"Ali 11912:.”
Second Hi-
practically
it'ortlr of ,
on the iii?
,wna “.‘Il‘ii
title
in Silvermine District. current 1'3
Guthrie's bridge was washed away “"1 i" 1'1"“
in the frcsbct. Wilson's l’ond rais- Pv
ed to saith an extent that port of the When l1.
lice, is evh
jen looks . .
the police '11
hole 11nd ‘ -
that the
in
With ilrv.
fife hydro " ‘
terdny til
iluugm'lu.
would bui 1'
to get 11 (
save in boats.
Men
sawmill was razed and much cord-
woollmcarrled down stream. The
roads were flooded and the heavy wa-
ter created great havoc' in this sec-
tins
'PbOneo Had Spssms.
rlt was a busy day at the telephone
ofllce here yesterday for'a Sunday.
cregulur force of eight operators
was on duty instead of the resulur
rSun‘dny force of three. The‘ business
was increased materially and e1ery
employee of the company found work
2to do. Two chilies were out of com-
misslon and ten other wires. All re-
'1111
nor of CI'l‘. 1'
was anticipated.
Buildings Undermihed.
Many buildings situated near the
Norwalk River had their foundations
either undermined or washed out
completely. Great damage was done
by the swollen stream which carried
great ice cakes upon its surface
Foctory Addition Carried Off.
A washroom, a wooden addition on
1 the brick building of the Lonnsbury
d1 Bissell 'Manuiaoturlng Company.
was struck by the three foot ice and
water flow over the birth dam yester-
day. and carried downstream. The
‘mhohinery was left intact as were the
supports.
Mahacksmo Hotel In lad.
Dripping water from a multitude of
leaks in the goof and canals and with
two. test of water in the collar which
effectively doused the fires in bluntly.
ing the boilers; the Mahscliemo Hotel
is in a sorry plight for business. The ,
damage 111» not been estimated as to
loss of business. nor completely as to
' 5300 World or shock" in the;
hill arose is 3011le 'il‘rdprl‘omr R.
in Law, stated this morning that
hosts were refused all day yesterday
d .
which no 1 "
great velar 1 .
1
Spring nir'. '1
rent traiih
lakes 'banlr'w ~
was not. .'
atr'cet brill "
doomed 11111 .1.
water unit'-
Olymi‘
in Broad hi...
inches 11,1 it 11>
some L110, 1111 :‘i
stream. '1“ 1' c
.is . $5, 000 .Hi
Sharron 11011:?
’,‘ worst. 'dflililli‘. '
”Mill 11111 11
badly cut 5 ii
and repair-4 on
East ovomm 11
avenue, fun 11'
'Gitc
and 7R. Nash's plumbing shop and m
8‘; 1.00an printing shun in North ‘Main 183 groin the Elizabeth street barns to a
street 11119111111191 are betas cinuloyed Soilnahs' stables for the night.
teddy to remove the water
Talk Of Law suite.
pute'entaring civil suits to:- damages
Those tooling so badly
over the damage done hold the city
have been “an act or find" legally lie.
'iined. rather than anything for which
the city could be held responsible.
ElectrICai Damage,
No great damage was done by the
'blown down last night
but repairs 11 ere effected 011 the jump.
l'l‘lie communist service was out for
,, ton minute.1 yesterday afternoon, but
1. According to ‘Bteplrcri moiris. oi.’ w” 3mm repaired,
Eaci Avenue Incidents,
in the Wu‘i'i‘ lulled. (lea-p,
was taken with
:1 11.11, flood, and carried
Mr. Rider 91» :‘ir
he was enroll t'hr.
T1” Woke Away,
"."llltlii: \
‘ ....=..-u‘1
lugs on )‘itw
liuWil gill.)
.—
south, to rugs.
itilli'l‘l‘i
r'Tl-l 1
rd Danger Points.
Men with 1 11 1
last night, 111....»
. 91' ..l
\
bridges in 131' "
.51. running
. 'U
«vb-MM ii continually.
The that-11111111 (ll:mpi1' arch bridye
cs sinking iuuivn inches each.
bridge him 11.. 1.;
it. was (iOllnil'loi'lf‘il' in 1001,
M1111 Hit Gut Badly.
possible 1,111 minim of
George l .‘i 'i
V steward J‘.‘ li‘Vlaherty or the Parcel
1 silvery milliliter. had to take his hers
the collars of. Hor-
water altos tvit dost dean;
‘ . .. 1 Matthews Property a Lake 1.8131188133288918 was
The Matthews property running PM” were m.,, m
from Crescent street nearly to ‘Butlcr lugs, and the gas had to
street along West avenue, is a lake Up to noon the mg, wéu
at the lower end, 11:1th Is a beautiful of the buildings had 55158652
sight, the trees'anmshru'bbory rudkihs tent 0‘ will“ six inc hoe.
a pleasing background. .
BishOp Mills, Dam’
Driven From Home . ,
Edward F. ‘Magner and family. of The unoccupied PM of t _
mills suffered great damn‘
Cedar street; feared dire consequenc-
es from the flood at their home ye'l- roof “t the extreme 501""
torday and departed in a Cont’ey lines the ”“1“th “W“ i“ 1“”
for a place of safety. The trip from about 6 ”"0““ “““ng d
the porch to the carriage was made wards °f fl 000' The ’9»
0:1 chairs placed in the water. The snowfall “gem” with “‘91 “5
waters rose in the cellar nearly tollro yesterday caused “ bards
lilst liner and the tire to the furnace too “me“ for “‘9 r 00' ‘0
was eitinguishcd. , a result broke down under
, The snow and ice and w
Washin to S
9 " treat mm" down with the roof and hail V8
Many stores in \i' :ttillllif i011 rrii‘e t emy weakened the second "
had W819" (15111389 A. J- “"9““ ‘3 first floor of the factory w
Company report approximately $1. with water during last high “'1."
000; Georgo‘licoier's shoe store $500; oral pieces of mechinery
Great Atlantic and-Pacific Ton Com dated, Tire damage which“
pally, $65; ()Brien 8:. Rooney. not them could not be esti
estimated; Manner F; Flynn, lo tun morning but will be very h
steiy little; lBor'dcn s Condensed \ili' total damage to the owner
Company, no damage; Jacoby' s, not a will probably run “059.90
'greut damage; Union Pacific To“
Company, no damage.
South Norwsik Club,
Water backed up into the bowling
a’iieys oi‘ the South Norwnlk Club but
only filled the pits at the hack of the
alleys and did not reach as high as
the surface of the alleys themselves
some citizens antici-
great doubtthat such
taken by lawyers io-
torur in ballot or! to
of the East Norwnlk'
A street lamp was
in \Viui‘lcid
some wires with it
idor the East, avenue
“as several feet decli.
1‘s automobile became
1 [our feet of water.
to got cut and while
in the ra'
lat) was Mr. llider',
ll for some time. He,
:1 chill while sitting
rain, and was unable
R. l), Havens and his
Frank Farringlon,
5 Shoe Plant Closed Tem }
The shoe factory or” ii. 13’ Gucci
Son, which use the smash"
Bishops Mills was forced to 019
morning as a result of the ilk
ter The mill wheel which 5 ‘
the power trim the water could
_ be used as the 11.1." ler would pill
The United Company. and stop it. The roadway lcadin
Nut one report or” line trouble was the mill was 00'0““ by ”9"“
received by the United Electric Light night and many cakes of ice var ‘
‘ moored M the and Water Company, stated ‘11purilrv 1n diV" were 10‘6"“ it '
' “I 3"“ Ran- readout l'-r.ruk K Wade today. is The terrific current wreaked
in the Billet said further that all the “neg, up to to Arnold’s laundry and (half. J
1.1,.11Vf1m11Vller moor- Georgetown and New Canaan, suho: (tan carpenter building. A
- .. +1 ': :rh of all 91°C a bit. Waterbur'y‘s office had from each building—WWW swc
3011111111.: tilt: mm. mum oomphnzu, '11; made a, hole about 12 so long
’r:‘1:1.’i‘hcL 1n the First i.)lstri t pm. 9 “r m 4 feet deep. The i‘oundry‘m it
1110111 oi the Company the Wat-er was 27 mm“. suffered greatly from water‘s.“
11111111115 home, where:
,1.
1.
11‘..
.i it,
1 1.1
9an fee t deep. iillh untei "lit” was real hm llamas, (1 h 113 necessitated algal
...1....m.1§,.cd. at S p. m, last evening. The dining”, It will be at least a heel: befo"
-'vii".li3'1‘ 011‘s not grant. will be resumed.
"1" ' '3’” 1‘ CM” RnwboVat Rushes Down Sire
Trolley Service Crippled.
" irslerduv, x51 11 trolley
.m' ' 2:1.)
[I\
1 .. ,.1
11 11.1
0111' ‘1tll‘i‘1 (l 1"111 1'1‘
ml came shooting t
-1.~v- i.
\1K‘lM “l
\l 1’ ' ‘
. . l mu t; hours yesterduv alteration when th litre .urnmg presumably, in),
"’ " ‘ "" :0‘:I‘ slot 111 was at its height. After :1 .‘arlfpuurl; where there a '1
' 1w «1hr (11‘ .. . ‘
subsided cars on West arcane mm: limo kept. Much speculatio‘ '
run, cars to Winnipauk wont to \‘1'111'13 (13:11.: WI and it may be that" , ,
street; cars to :Broad River wont t" tragedy Will‘dc‘v‘eidp. Abilll
the Norwaik Library; and cars to 10’ it." 1
.' “:11 in the Burton Point switch wont to Find: . .
it was the \mrsl $1151.21. 3 a “1'95 work L‘im‘i
Nirli‘W .,
01111 of the arches: Oi the
11 out 01‘ illtl low-
..1 1:11..» L‘if‘Vy
mitt-ml the storm street only.
,‘mi 11 dollar‘s the officials 1-011 remember lovuilg. '
(1111.: lint"
“iii this
we direvl
-' :1 great
lillli'li, l.» .‘w
a
Gas Main Filled.
There is trouble with ‘11
in Burrilt avenue, the i‘i?!3l(lt'ill.~i lit-lira»
lug that \i‘iitt’1l‘ has lilicli the pipes
lielrail‘su'ili be affected as rerrdlll 1
possible, I
11 1311.: 111-1“
"at
l :17-111-11 in the po-
xii-1:11:01 Oliv Wall street bridge
‘ Fire steamer Here Again}
i111 “sped The \'11runlk .ir'e'stcamer is in
m M“, L1 d. '14ng a South Norivalh.11:ain giving lonely
WW: lrrld a “here it is most needed The vnlrrt
Georgetown Grace
Connery Broilrersfiwho condo
general merchandise store. in
of the steamer has visibly inmoscu tc'.wu are probably the lethal“.
these tyvo days. The Seltico h ”n ‘illil losers in fills vicinity ass r85“
defied lu linst Norwhlk and Hit .1 'lliii) the flood The damage will/c
it i" now "Hm-‘5 ““0““ prove Wm)” done to their store is estimate at
mcntnry for lvormcr Filo Commission 000. Nearly everything in m
.. : or ii 111mm Thompson, of Norwalk chandise ““9 which was on the
. .\ iiurcll. it who folmhl. so hard and well to lilltt 1.": second floors 01' the 9m;
m ml“ 1mm impossible the steamer repair" . it 'u’orire ‘1‘ 911-0119211043! destroy“) by music!
"V" 11“" Mm” first class shape and Elli-fill??? George lvilicli‘ poured in. The 51111111153:
' 9‘ Mk9" ‘5 "MM ”" “"3 equipment. rated in a hollow and the rai’
melt 11;, snow camel‘s/lib sun
that windows were broken in
regular stream poured into it.
.....$l.1l‘,
'-i .1, 11 Hill, (Odfly- .
Hum-day
. . . -1,.,.:1, mar the
1 1119111111. 3'9”:
.hurr-h iu the
"21‘. :i
Norwaik River Swollen.
The Norwalk ll'ivcr, stiion to a
height the greatest within the remi-
lettinu oi the present generation by Cannon Station adders.
the lorriiir driving rain which lell all At Cannon Station {fie store .9’
day yesterday, loft in its wake damage allies and telogluph testing elation,
vhlch will run into thousands (it do iered much from the wmryl‘. Til
inrs. The water rnshi'ig down at a named place had its nrwilinery
twontyhnoi rate carried along, wit‘l‘ [y much damaged. All dream
it cvor'viiilng that was irl'w'enilio in m", couuggg at ,Cpttniqe Rim. acid
Cakes of ice varying in rfi- 1 from from the Wilton retire».
small ones to ope thirty tool ‘111 length flooded and losses were sustained
floated rapidly al 1111a and 1. Ti’ltlivl the barn owned by Karl Ooh we
dostrurtlon in obstacles in tlruir wall oral horses and cells and “103'!
male had to be led out “1493!“!
. account of the water whiph filled
on guarded the curl
1 * '1mi West avenue
a river in
.1‘11 trig swept. \vllli
'. 1:1,.11111, guarded the
1111i Mechanic street
or? iuillll'lt'l, it) pro-
inio the
h'rurtnres. 'l‘railic
3.? .11. use the pros
First District
.11 1 now. (if the life and
niri ll
1|“.
.111 2'1"
".1 is idge Unsafe
. Retaining Walls Carried Away.
The dulrmge done ly the water r
two “r m., 11,10“. the river in some cases is very der-
and ions. The rear walls of the Bundle
1:1» dropping into ”1L lllakory and Bocrs' Night And Provisionw
,9”de (out of repairs éompnny stores 011 Main street have covered by the which. : ...
.111 N Cummiasloilcr been partly carried away, and the 1111- the strain and 1.0mm“ standing
‘Lml 0,1 that mp, h. W, per part‘ of the building directly ma.
Wilton station,f‘lood
.41 .11, pmpeny The the portions which are gone are in ._ m 1
,1, album to all traffic, danger of cellspslnc as there is no 1“" WW0“ telephone stat
‘ ‘ [support to their “mm“ 111]". work lloodcd with water, the dyad
of bracing up the walls Cannot be ’5 i,” the ilflfli‘mi‘mfi Pt 0‘19 ti,
‘ attempted now as the river in tim 90'“ "MNW‘WMMEM T
high and it 11 111 be some time heiore WNW“ with difficulty and
il l... oriented as noun as the contractors can begin A. it Mai t‘r'aordlnmiiy 5001' ”31%,: ‘1‘!”
their «mew kin and Compnny will no the work, if '
, ”w foot 0‘ chtriort and they figure that it will cost at V ,
least 51. 000 (file building where the Mrs. W. 1‘). illnrt loo
"H ”H "D “mam“ Beers' meat market is located, 119‘ onus chickens which were roll!
5““ mega"! Sworn .to the Betta estate. The one occu- the water flooded '1le VV
5 0f the ilrooltdldo pied by Rundle’s bakery is owned by the Vs‘rlin cottages. noon '
' ’t'. allioy the 990536 c Lockwood. linm 'i‘hoiitplidn. of the? V
tter’s' store the ice cream cory, was without giant"
5 e
1 1111‘ «toiletted tWe‘Vt‘
\\" .fi‘lt’l
11111 l-‘ll'rlt District has
111 bottom by the water
i111; falling in is mentor, as the hem necessary for those with
its loan at parity resting over the to the station to ,Vrto‘li
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