Evening sentinel, Friday, March 20, 1925 · page 6

 

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As relief m not under- war
stories of tho almost unprecedented
misery in tho nodn swept area
came in from all points. Temporary
mom and hospitals were tilled to
orerflowinx. while frantic men and
women and chilan searched the
long lines of dead for mining dear
ones - In some innsnces doctors
performed major operations out at
doors or in roofle- buiidlngs with-
out the aid of anaesthetics. Paral-
ysis of can. light and water facilities
tn some towne added to the discom-
fort and confusion and through a
second night of horror .relief work-

 

The South Nor-with. mun.
Hothouse and Wild
Churchos will unlto Build“ ovonint
to observe “Devotional Dos” with
the Ker-walk Chapter of De )lolsy
South Norwalk Bap“
Church. The Service will be held
at 7:80 p. in. The public is invited.

The eel-rice Sunday evening he!

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22:: had only candles and innterns
nvfi01132to guide their eflorts of mercy. No
tas—‘lrjfood shortage exists. however. the
5-1th .Red Cross at St. Louis announced.

In southern Illinois where terri-
fic havoc was wrought in tour towns.
bl! a 2'3“»! Murphysboro. “‘es‘. Frankfort. De
o the 5158!?" Soto and Gorham. all in coal mining
Cf. IETfltOI'S within a :5-mile radius a!
The sudWENKCarbondale. the relief center. the:
these men 1... cf dead and injured continued?
trottedrd 1:- m um today as additional bodies;
the ruins. The.

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‘7, 'rair 55:: slefi‘rfi- were taken from
V3511“? death list was above the 500 mark.
elf-=39 10 ‘while between 2.0“} and 3.600 were
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Relief workers said the local
nzigh‘. reach 1.206. The prop-
2:,1mage in the area was esti-
. red :2“. Sifffif‘fif‘. ;

There the disaster tell largely on
person of hm‘xed means. some out.
:9: work because of the shut down:
~ o! coal ledS. Many “omen and
thiidrcn and a score of babies sp-
pearcd or. the death lists. Entire.
famine-e were tripei out. One man
i “'51” nearchlnt' through a morgue icr hie
“3‘“5’7’ w ' three cmldren. found lb».
his hurl-:5 side by side in
*‘5 Wife in another.

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1:. . 100 Ch, Iliad-.2 Ruined. .
“ T » 1: I‘lurpltysooro. where 247;
~ "‘ ‘ ' bodrt-s had been recovered 2;? to
' ~ 33,-“ night. é-T'via" ptmou. or two-

:‘L‘mis cf the population “are home-
Ont hundred Cit} blocks were
demolished there an: the power‘
plan: wrecked Se‘emeen rtudents
were kzzled in the destructionon
' , 5:500! buildinze.

Y FJn)’ fire hoaxes had beer. re-
: be $910. which virtually
cokzerated. More than a dos-
othsr 13:21:01: town: reported
.c:.~. one to ob death; A: De Soto,
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‘ ”,“fl‘” pas LCwn tr. the top of a tree,3
. - - her: 53:: (ring until the storm;
Islghtnlng Hlt POle ;v.-:sei and her. dammit-d Virtual-T
s ' 25' without :r.j:r:r.
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. path ware wrecked in a. few;
> “we back minutr-s. One xiv-scribed the deadly;
. sub_su_l Msitor as a grew l. black funnel.‘
13:11.; and; 52351121”; a“ an angle or 45 GPETEEE.’
lute-rim" :1 (.EKUS‘E of ham followed in its path?
mate“; A commzttee from thn grate leg-
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:~l..t~:re fluted stricken area
}'-‘Slerday and Gent-nor Len Small:
_._.-,. Z-- ho also lr-‘zred the dzetric'. wag]
- xper‘rI-l at Carl caddie today to old!
.12. dreams rclLr-f measures. Sevenl

Plan Improvements > ,
_ finndred and fifty iub'1 o! anti-t i
In Country ClUb , 7.42.25 serum. the rest available 50::

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In Indiana. relief also?
were going forward rapidly uzder!
the threaten oi Governor Ed. Jack-
0! five towns etruck in that

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f HAS HAI‘J‘Js RL‘II'KSS . rate. Griffin. a Poeey county village,
__, . E ‘3 ,‘ (5 P-rus £._.e_;euf!ered most. fl'ifh 4': bodies re,-
r _. .7 Mann‘fcoverod. l: nan believed that tho‘:
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_ . Grimm xirtualiy was wiped out. and
:syeterntic work at rescue was held
.‘Jp for a time Ina-cause few were
lift unimured in the village. .‘illlt-
lines hair: beer: drawn about
. the entire area.
400 Out of “'06.
“If: Princeton. Which» (ousted
ine't'vt-nty (fluid, the 82.U0(.0€? ebopl
nut-eel“: the Smthtrn Railway were dee-
‘itroyed. throwtng tour hundred perv
eons out of work. Moe: of the
homes destroyed ware those 0!
:worklng men. The loss of life tin-2
actually would [re-r; larger?
find it not been for the fact that;
' uorkers left the railroad chops :ust‘
» he: dawn". 2.111.. 2' few; minutes before the twister
\\':.slnng'ton‘ .r..c .' The second largest indusv;
-.. trial plant in Princeton also was.
. 1...? age Of' destrovcd. I
, .7 vcd by three? J ‘
-h:. Mrs. “(1.1.4: A. Nash of.
Sou-.h Nomaflt. Mrs. Clara \Vinansl

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arm “85$
revealed in the caee o! F. F. Shrine. 5
‘ .. ‘ ' ... an engineer of the Southern Rail
y'g-1~:.bqr~u::::‘ It'd A:1‘hur.l}’l:c;l’ 0: road. who rode his engine through
”1.; V. w» . T. - t -;\-'-m. _. -< {OW’z the tornado. receifinz only a few
,_ L, _ I‘ r. .tl'. -ilae l4m1.}__“hll- scratches. The worm bll- th ‘ ‘
333- (,1 .\{‘.‘.(A:\‘. Ln: mother. “imam: from 0v 7 .w . cab
\Yhiuzey ct California. "I

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and Valli talk. 3414c; at 122 “'aehins- in f 1 ..
ma: sire?! ;-.: 3:3" p. m. The Beta; 5 ”I“: than a. train.
‘jlaCGr'Evr “13'. officials. l‘nrlal at;

t‘r.» Noxwx‘rll‘r; crmt-tcn. Putnam on Board

Of the N orwalk Club ‘

The Not-walk Club com v '
meeting held “'ednt-eduy 23:52:):
re-elected its Board of Director;
with the exception of Eben T. l’ut-'
narn who was selected to fill :3er
board vacancy caused by tilt. dumb
of the late Henry Price. The running
of the board follow: James E. Hub—
hell. Henry W. Gregory. A. It. Mal-
kin. LcGrand Raymond. Rutherford

Leonard skinner.

Leonard Skinner, 7-. a Civil War
veteran. passed away at the Fitchf
Home {or Solditrs av Soroton' yes-
terday alternoon. ills home was in
Southinston. Conn, and he Was a
member of the Fire: Connecticut
Volumrers during the Civil \"ar.
Funeral services Will be held from
the chapel at the Home at 3 p. mw
Manda}. Interment Will be at Spring
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lbs Emily Josephine

Miss Emily Josephine Jennings
passed away at her home in 6 1-2
Orchard street yesterday afternoon.
Funeral een’icee are to be held at
58:80 o‘clock tomorrow afternoon
from the late home. Rev Louis B.
no.9“, rector or St. Paul's church.
will oftlclate.

Curtis.

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:atne of dance Morrison of
venue was unintentionally omitted
from the sob-caption of the photo—
graph showing Governor John H.
m’l‘ruabtiirlli Thand his military staff pub-
e Even
y. in; Sentinel yes-
Maior 310211801: was appointed a
member of the Governor's nuclei
familythio year. Hoisaisoincom-
mend of the medical detachment of
the 19211:! Field Artillery. C. N. G.

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Mrs. I‘m-a A. Eastman.

~ fire. Laura. A. Eastman died last

evening at the home of her son. my-
‘old Eastman of 58 Newtown avenue.
Besides her son. she is. survived by
one sister. Mm Sadie Bettie of Con-
cord. N. H. The remains will be
taken to Wethersfleld. Conn. by
5 Funeral Director A. J. Collins. where
services will be held Saturday otter-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. Charles
Francis Carter omciaiinx. Inter-
infill;- will take place in Manchester.

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meet- vice president ot
Harris Inc. is

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er his head but he held on. g

Keeler. E. F. Putnam and George E. '

Owing to it regrettable error. the.
“'cet ‘

the eiflclent and enthusiastic “Dad“
of the Council. Howard Gotham
and progressive Heater Councilor.
Willem Howard.

The program is as follows:

Prelude—Nocturne in 1-: Fiat.
Monro.

Salute to the Flag—America. led
by “’31. Howard.

“only Third Psalm in Unison—
Rev. ma Jacobo.

Hymn "Jeeus Like a Shepherd
Lead Us."

Hymn "Onward Christian Sol-
diers." ‘

Sony-fire -—- Rev Andrew P.
Chamberlain.

Anthem—Then is a Land of

Pure Delight. Shelley.
Prayer. Organ Response.
Offenory.
Solo—Slop. Rodney.
Sermon. "Guido Pm“
Interpolation—Sine O'Clock (Tho
De Malay.)
Hymn "Faith of Our Father’s"
Benedict. '

I'wsfiudc—Meditation. Calkins.

CHALLENGERTO

 

f'QIJI'TRACIEIIl

FAVOR 0F KENT

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hold on the job. but who is gener-
ally conceded now to be out of the
running entirely. County leaders.
it is indicated. will not support any
woman for the berth.

Ian-17 Involved.

terror: developments have indi>

:r‘attd that Representative Albert E.

Lax-cry of Fairccld. is taking more
than a little interest in the corn-
mxee-toncrehip fight. it is the opiu-
2022 of sore that Mrs. Emery's ac-
tivity on behalf of Senator Mob
the-W Ken-’aly in the Stamford court.
comes: lntreffsrcd somewbst with
1.3%“.‘2‘3'5' plans. Lowery. however.
has given no intimation of just
where he stands, as far as can be
seer-tamed.

That em. Emery is taking her
candidacy for the commL-ionership
SPl’lO'JBEy. although Kent supporter!
conceded her only four or in
was indicated in her and
on Sumford charter- changes be—
fore the Cities and Boro’ughns com-
mittee yesterdsy. eay cloae observ-
ers her".

(inner Chane:- “Dubious.”

One of the proposed charter
chanxee. Which would trenefcr re.-
nlation of Stamford City court ea!-

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{cries from the Legislature to the

board of finance in that city. which
more. it is said. is aimed at House
Clerk Daniel F. B. Hickey in the
event that he wins a court berth.
v—u branded as "dubious" by her.

Telling the committee that she

.had not had time to study the rub-
jstltute rnmure offered on the pro»
posed changes. having seen it only

a week ago. Mrs. Emery took a
neutral eland. which attitude is ln~
terpreted by some as a desire on
the part of Mrs. Emery to retell:
the support of Keneaty backers and
at the same time not antagonize the
state organization, which. it is in-
dicated, is out to beat Kenealy.

who has the hocking of
Representative Charles 2;. William-
son of Dari-n. whose weight has
been regarded as necessary for tho

twinning candidate. is said to have

at least 1'5 of the ‘2 votes in the
Fairiield legislative delegation.
“'illlamaon. Judge James F. ‘Vsish
of Greenwich. and Mackenzie are
said to be in accord upon his can-
didecy.

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etchison.
Sou

Nrther sewn: took place on the
rally. L'.&Cast Ito-Plpobeinsdo-
prened three points from the eel-1y
high and American Gen and Baldwin
a point each. but all odorless were
well absorbed and the market was
looon headed upward again. islet-
ling another sharp drop in whoa:
pricoo. Pools resumed their opera-
tions tor- the advance on tho theou
that the technical position of the
,rnsrket hsd been improved by re—
= cent drastic reactions Oil. motor.
lmeuu. chemical and public utility
issues showed group mum. Rolls
were not so active. but Pittsburgh
and West Virginia advanced 8 1-3
points. Nash isotors extended its
ninto91~§lndILE Castlron
Pipe to o points. while at. Joooph
Lend. Commercial Bolvonts 3.. Am-
erican Chicio and the certlnoste‘.
and Columbia Gas sold 3 8-4 to 4
points above yesterdey’s final one.
tattoos. Call money opened at I 1-:
per cent... then dropped to a.

g EASTERN STAR
CHAPTER MEETS

B e r k e1 9 y Members
Hold Annual Gather-
ing at Masonic Tem-
ple for Worthy Mat-

rons

The Berkeley Chapter or the East-
ernBtarheld itsonuunl meetings!
the xasonie Temple in Borkeley
street Wodnooday. lore than two
hundred and fifty porous from all
over the state were present. many
0! these bein‘ hi‘h officer! in the
order. The occasion was tho om~
cial visit of the Worthy Grand lla-
trons.

The mombors formed a procodon
and marched to tho banquet hall
whero fire ublos were set in war
tormstion. Each table was decor-
ated in a different color so that tho
wwasmadoupofpointsofbiuo.
yellow. white. green and rod. Tho
twn‘u were the oaodloo on the union.
Before sitting down to the turkey
supper. which was served by the en-
tertainment committee in chem of
Mrs. Carouno north-rick. the men:-
bero mined in mm tho Doxology.

The Grand officers prooont at'tho
meeting wore: Worthy Grand 3(a-
tron lieion 1. Williams of East Hart-
ford. Mt Grand Huron Grace
Chldsey or East Bar-turd“ Grand
Conductor-e. Nellie Stewart of New
Canaan. Grand Elector Pearl Ilen-
roe ot Cnionviilo. Grand Organist
airs. lieu! Grisvmid of South Sore
walk. Past Grand Hutton Rattle
Stickies of Hartford. Post Grand
Patron Frederick Stickies of Hart-
ford. and Past Grand Chspllh Chris
tine Gritfith at South Not-walk.

Besides the odious thoro wero
waiters from Donne". Motown.
Strauord. Westport. Glanonbury.
and South Norwaik.

After the banquet. a quartouo
compoood of In. Grace Bristol. lira.
Gertrude Richards. W O. Pol.
lard and Barry Dex: ream a.
numbc of vocsl selections. Dev“
Pollard accomponiod thou! on tho
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new HAVEN. “on. March 20.
-—'rho trail of wine. woman and
son: ended in dosth for Ward 1...
‘ Deon.

And. as the result. the bountiful
Nu. Ertbor Btowoli Keri-on tones
in her lover at the New Haven hos-

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And two pretty nurses are quak-
in: with fear that their names will
be publicly linked with this latest

charge. no firemen did wonderful
work and 18')“ that is mlnuteo
has! tho are under control. The
blase was extinguished in a half hour
aflorthoiimonraninthenrstline
of hose. — .

The m to the building on
furniture was ootimated thh thorn-
in. ct. 87.000. The furniture of both
the Old Woli an] the Putnam com-
panies was completely destroyed. It
ineludod s numbor of old trophies.
snout which was some old lire
mm that were melted by the
intense bout.

Yosterday the numbers of the
paid department worked all day and
completed tho paletinx and racont-
lnx of tho four rooms used by the
voluntoq- conflue- on the second
floor. Tho furniture of the Putnam
Comm had all been moved into
the Old Well room- while the re-
pairs woro bolusr mado in that sec-
tion of tho building and because of
this fact was directly in the path of
the flames.

Fur-intro Destroyed

Two pianos. a. radio set. a. pool
teblo. and o. victrola was among the
turniture that was destroyed. A
conddorsble amount of clothing own-
ed by the men who wero sleeping in
the buildint st the time was aid
“um i

The flames completely gutted the.
quarters occupied by the Old “'eu'
company. The two rooms set aside
for tho Putnam company were also
badly damaged by the smoke and
waten

The fire started in the front room
of the quartotn of the Old \Vell com- _
pony. The manner in which the-
blsso started is unknown. but it is
thought the: s lighted dnretie.
which may hove been dropped in
the room earlier in the evening snd
smouldered for actors! hours. cans-l
ed the fire.

no not: that the rooms were
casted with flesh paint caused the
blue to eproad rapidly. if it had
not been for the awakening of Fire-
man Xurphy the entire building

: they called the coroner

circumstance.

And the police of East Haven are
tryinx to ascertain whether Dean
was killed or the victim of an acci-
dent.

His charred body was found under
the piano which had rocked to
music a few hours earlier.

We Reputatio-

And the piano was in the center
of the smoking ruins of a. cosy cot»
tage. ‘which bore on evil reputation
because of the high links there. in
week—ends.

Dean. Joseph Ellison and John
Conboy had motored to the oouace.
with the three mun; women. the
police any.

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Km trolley'mon sre mourn:
may the death of Charles item.
Winn. of 17 Center avenue. ‘?.-.
m trolleylnan in years of 2m(-;
in the Km Divhion o! the Cor.-
sentient Comm. ‘1'. Wiziznrg
died in the Nor-wet hospital tho"..-

ly before midnight renter-day are: ‘ I :
a. lingering lune- . a
m funeral seerceo are to ‘1‘, 2 V

hold at 2:80 o‘clock tomorrowr afier.
noon from the homo of his dang:- \

tor. In. Clarence Ericecn. of i:
Belden avenue. Rev. J. Been: 2 -
Wot-nor. rector of Grace char: - 3/

will antidote and interment “til he
in the family plot It the th’erezde'
cemetery.

Born in Wootpcrt 75 years no
Sir. Williams spent mod. 0! his me
in Norwalk. He first become of-
filiated in the trolley game in May
1. 1563: the time when beware
were in operation. Notwithstanding
his 3‘1. Xx. Williams penised in
being employed right up to 1::
time of his death. He refused to
allow the company to pension :3:
o! preferring ineleed to wtrl;
around the barn.

Three daughters and one so: sur-
vive. Mrs. J. L. Barrett. 0: Ear.
Haven. Mrs. Clarenco Eric-eon. Be:-
den avenue and hire. Alice Err-

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Haven. Five grandchildren aim So.
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fun waxed fast and as the hours
posed and the carousiu continued
to wild nouns. high pitched voices
were heard.

until flames were seen forkinx up-
ward from the roof.

This was early Sunday morning.
The body was found hours Later.
when the women. horrified. babblcd
something about Leonsrd being “in
there."

Blunt W

So the police were called. And
who found
the ekuli of the dead man had been
fractured. he acid:

"it tookn as it this man had been
struck with a blunt instrument."

It was. the au ‘ nos said today
such a fracture a bottle might
make.

 

the sewer: men sleeping in the build-
ing burned.

mlnioner John
Boraxdus and Second District Coni-
mialoncr D. \V. Harford are today
fort to deter-min: Low the fire start-
ment WLI’C questioned this morning.

The lose is partly covered by in-
eurance. but it wi'l require a much

tecr companies.

tho firemen on their fine work in
halting the blaze before any further

 

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damage was done to the building.

 

Lowest Prices Ever

 

Breast of
Veal

15Cw':

Shoulders of
Veal

200““ i 25c“'

Leg: of
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25clb.

RUMPS OF VEAL

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Chuck

20c

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Fresh Cola Hams

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Roost

20c

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‘ Fresh Pork Loim (rib end)
Shoulder Steak

 

FreehChoppedBeef

150 lb.

Frock Beef Liver

15c lb.

 

20¢ lb. ROLLED BONELESS POT ROAST 20c lb.

 

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30c

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Fresh-Killed

BestSirloinSteok

Small Legs of'Freoh
Young Lamb

Best Porterhouse Steak 5:00. . ;

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But the neighbors poid no head .

Mayor Thomas Robins. l‘ire Com-,
Frizzell. Fire Chief-

conducting an intestigation in w 22.:

cd. Several members of the deport- .

lsrgr—r amount than the insurance to ,
reiumish the rooms of the volun-

Commissioner Frisaell and Chith
Bourdus this morning commended:

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25c sine Helium's Tolcum Powders

65: size Pond's Cold or Vazishzxz 023".

50c size Djer-Kiss Pace Powzie.’

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