NEWS
.TABI.lSHED 1870
olice Are
ing He Shot Girl
IiLLS\\'ICll. April 6. -- Deep
tl-rp today enshrouds the mur-
t-l' )iiss Beatrice Donut-11y. 24
r: old, of 208 “'cst 83nd street.
\‘urk City. pretty and talented
Clar} of an oiilciul of the Amer-
l,\|ll‘('.“5 company. who was
t and kllled In the woods near
‘* by her sweetheart yesterday.
he confessed murderer is James
U'Mlhontl'. 27. of 813 East blot
1". New York. 3 plumber and
ll-nmll. and an Englishman by
II.
In: girl's body “1% Identified t0-
t~3 lll'r brotllt-r-in-lsw. Plul Mc-
llt- t‘nl‘Ollt‘f's‘ hearing has been
l’ur “'odncsduy.
>l'I-,Kl.\'(; )IO’I‘IVES. I
.-. I. toll .1: were seeking the
aw l-ciJnu the death of Miss
ally.
\llhon-zy. who confessed that he
'. \llra Donnelly's life and is being
x . 11' to charged with murder. will
.li.\r10er: lllt. reason behind his:
.1 we; act. ll' t-larzng that the true;
g) 2121 next-r be told. ;
ILronts of Hit: slain girl and l
was 0! n')la.mney have been un—.
to throw any light on the case .
trding to Miss Donneliy's mothev 4
.\'-~.'.' York she left home yesterday :
:nlng :ur Ll. day’s outing in the
untr) and ul'l'é'urell to be in the‘
st of health and spirilc. There;
5 nothing to
Indichte. according;
the moth-=r.
illu: there had been,
up); o". ;;:.y kind between hell
unthir: 111.1 (I'Malloney. They had
’n “mud: for two :ll'lfl a hall
:r:-_ Beth lln: :er and young manl
:5 run”: ‘uclicls to New York
<3 the)‘ 2-1”. the Grand Central
"pm in '\ York yesurdny morn-
>:-~
. H'.\l:_;.ul.x it v. .15 learned. lel’t
..-.---~ in New York
---:C;.;. ;.rv.:.-..~.- :md made no
- ,- uuum return.
_\u [.31- “'ltm‘snt‘s.
- ' harried there
.. :.. the shoot-
1 in LL: woods in
Z'lJi.
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lREIl STROYS :
MOVIE THEATRE
IN NEW LQNDON
.\E\V LONDON. April 6. —— Fire
today destroyed the Rialto
Laure. a motion picture place. The
'.'~"1ngc 1:. placed at $50,000. Th!a
' »"l was sounded at 2:30 o'clock
. few minutes later a. call for
‘. {mortal men came in. Ten minute:
:'—r the alarm the flames wcrc
. u'itzg through the root snd a gen-
alarm summoned every avail-
"A: plECe of apparatus in the city.
' "urnpany was unable to respond
"accuse its apparatus was undergo-
? "epalrs. The fire was under con-
:1 a: five o'clock. The cause of the
i; 15 not as yet been determln
—Iu
.._l
BACK ON HIS FEET.
ifiulll‘lall John Smith returned
dgly today. after being absent
Jral days on account of illness.
:c-sumed his boat in the Spring-
fu'i section.
______._._.__—
YORK CLEARING HOUSE
STATEMENT.
NLW YORK April 6.—The New
'Jrk Cluarlng House statement is-
“ today was as follows:
‘F\\'
Y. Clearings ..... S 580.000.000'
elances 97,000,000
93.000.000
x
a ............
TREASURY BALANCE. . .
WASHINGTON. April ¢.—-Unlted
slates Trossury not balance at close
.4! business April it): was 8482.-
;-:-:.687.07.
THE SANITARY FEATURE.
Important. indeed. as it applies to
".1: business that hundlc’l perishable
“vi-rchandise. Tho Norwslk Dairy
or... 83 Centor avenue. Norwalk. or?
'° be congratulated on the: system
't‘hich they hnve for conducting n
Heal sanitary estabfllhmoqL"—Ad'.
MULLIGAN‘!‘ RHIII’JAM
CRIIIJJ'IRS ABE "NE.
—-Ouly the best of naught-.3" .
use in mutt-ls thc'ssnt'o 896 M
is slw.» used in cook”; them
Stores all over this rid-ll! ”'0
liullinn‘s Home Mode ml?“ '°'
on “elm
5,, «1‘
tale. Aim. told
link—Adv. ‘ ‘ ~
tints-red a second clu- matter at
South Norwulk ileum. under the Act
Seeking
Motive for Murder
uple Left New York for Day’s Picnic in Open
~Greenwich Police Chief Surprised By
Man Throwing Gun on Table and Declar-g
President Given
Season Ball Pass
WASHINGTON. April 6.—A
season pas to National League
baseball games in the form of
half A. small gold baseball was
presented to President Coolidge
today by John l-lsydlcr. presi-
dent of that league. The Presi-
dent'- name was engraved on the
flat surface and the pass num-
bered 1.
In making the presentation.
Mr. Heydler invited the Presi-
dent to attend the game in Bos-
ton May ’1 between the Chicago
Cubs and the Boston Braves. cel-
ebrating the fiftieth anniversary
of the league.
the post mic. st
of limit a. 1:19.
fin, _ .fi . A
‘ on’t Tell. Why He Kille
,
I
soswspxés rig-“2's...1.,"
, c . .' V 2'_ a
as
The Weather;
Fair taught. and Tuesday: all“:
“m I“,-
PRICE TH REE C .NTS
- A
Weet
TWO IN AUTO
KILLED BY EAs
RAllRoAn BUS
Accident Was on Berk-
shire Division of
‘- N e w Haven Near
Trumbull Line
--—_
i MAN AND WIFE
.Dead Were Residents
l
', Of Bridgeport— Im-
pact Throws Wo-
man’s Body 100 Feet
By Associated Press
BRIDGEPORT. April 8.-—An nu-
atomobile containing Mr. and Mrs.
,Timothy N. t‘ollins of 350 Reservoir
avenue this city was struck by gaso-
line bus number 1409 on the Bork-
shiro division of the New Haven
railroad shortly before noon today
and both were killed.
‘ The accident occurred
near The
WOMAN THROWN
FROM WAGON BY
RUNAWARROREE
Mrs. Filomenid Cossa-
to, of N. Taylor Ave.,'
Hurt on the Way to
Church
Mrs. Filomsnis. Cossuto of North
Taylor avenue, is in the Norwslk
Hospital today suffering from in-
juries received when she was
thrown from a wagon in the West
Norwalk road yesterdsy morning
while on her way to church with
her husband. Tom-son Cossuto.
Mr. and Mrs. Coscuto on their
way to the services at the West
Norwnlk Chapel. when the horse
became frightened and started to
run sway. '
. A lurch of the wagon threw Mrs.
Cossuto out-onto the ground and
she struck on her head. Mr. Cos-
suto held onto the rains and suc-
ceeded in halting the horse some
distance down the rond.
Mrs. Cossuto was taken to the
Norwulk Hospital by posting auto-
ists. where she was treated by Dr.
George W. Fawcett for cuts about
the hesd and body. It is not
thought that her condition is ser-
ious.
RELATED BLAST .
0F DYNAMITE
KILLS Z MEN
Was Being Used in
Rock- Breaking on
Farm in North
Windham
By Associated Press.
WILLIMAN'I'IC, Conn. April 6.—
Willard C. Standish. 60. was instant-
ly killed. and Frank Dltrlch. 45
died later from injuries. through‘a
belated explosion of dynnmito used
in rock-breaking at Ditrich's farm
in Beaver Hill district. of North
Windham today.
Standish was assisting Ditrich ir-
blasting rocks. A charge had been
set and the fumignlted. There was-
no explosion 1nd sits:- waiting sev-
eral minutes both men crawled tn
the‘ caution in which was the
rock to be shattered.
Standish wss looking into the hole
when the dynamite let go. He was
hurled twenty feet by the force of
the explosion sud lsndsd against :
stone wall. Appormtly every bone
in his body was broken. ‘
.—_———’_———.
sum 81'. LINE FINISHED
on of the «touch of
sleuth-lines on the upper “5 0'
‘ mt. m ”fir-“10‘
Trumbull boundsry line. The body
of Mrs. t'ollins was thrown about
100 feet by the impact snd the bus-
front of the railroad car.
‘Harry Russell and Conductor \Vllli
lm Schilling were in charge or th
'ailroad bus.
Coroner John J. Phelan. on hoar-
.llg of the nccident. hurried to the
scene to invsstigsle. Engineer llus
loll. whose home is in Full. Villulzr‘
Count told the Coroner that the au-l
mute). e containing Pollin- ltn-l nillX
,wlfc sped up the hill from the
oust and reached the rsilrosd trucks
just as the big gasoline Opt'ru'Pd
railroad car arrived at the Carson
.treet crossing.
“i had been blowing for all cross
lngs but the driver of the automo-
l..!o\ did not heed the warning." villi
Engineer Russell. "int-toad of stop
.vlrlr for tho crossing to son wilt-Um!
.my train was approaching the driv-
er of the automobile kept coming
and the automobile smashed rlg'u
".10 the front of my engine."
THREATENS TO
KILL HIS WIFE
IN WESTPORT
Ignatz Shani-:0 of Slo-
cum Street Ends By
Breaking Dishes and
Windows
WESTPOR'I". April 6. — Ignsti
Shanko of 22 Slocum street. Nor-
walk. was arrested by Stats Police-
men William Silk and Bernard yes-
terday sftsr threatening to kill hir
wife while visiting here at the home
of Mrs. Helen Stankovich of Rose-
vills road. Shanko was taken to
police heedqusrters.whsro be we:
' held on 1 charge of breach of peace.
malt and intoxication.
STATE MAY NOT
HANG CHAPMAN
FOR 25-YEARS-
HARTFORD. April 6.—
Convicted of murder of P0-
liceman James Skelley of New
Britain, Gerald Chapman was
sentenced by Judge Jennings
stoicprison, Wethcrsileld, before
sunrise June 25. Simultaneous
Iy wot-d came from Washington
which may have the effect of
nullifying the death" warrant.
The United Sister department of
justice has before it for decision
a legal question as to whether
federal statutes do not require
Chapman to serve the remainder
of his 25-yesrterln for the New
York mail robbery before he can
be‘ lawfully hanged in' Connecti-
cut. » .
yous RADIATOR munur.
so both-r pines in this vicinity f0!
thou-ow rep-inns of your auto
radiator (no matter what the condi-
tion)‘ than at The Hort-elk delllflli’
'l 00.»,11"! now owyo
iifii'fiu. . .. 1,, bone. 8mm
just ‘ "puma also. so lulu
band’s body was ground under ”18'
I
. his mpude.
Saturday to be hanged at the-
robbed at between 810.000 and 860..
000 worth of unset diamonds today
by holdup men who waylsid him as
he was mending the stairs of s
building in West 44th street. two
blocks from Times Square.
Ross said he was struck down
from behind and did not know how
many robbers were involved in the
lholdup. The robbers had telephon-
Isd him to deliver some diamonds
$50,000 . Jewel "Robbery
Near Times Square, N. Y;
NEW YORK. April 6 —-Js.cnb'
Ross. 3. diamond merchant. was. in the building when b’s srrived.
for n brocclot.’ They were in hiding
The- pollco said ltoss told them
that the diamonds were insured
with Lloyd! for 815.000. 80.. who
lives in Brooklyn. was s. member
of the firm of no. and Bernstein
in John street.
There were no witnehss to the
rotatory and it is not known how
the holdup men scooped. 'ilwro are
other unsxplsiuod (“m of the
reported holdup. the police avowed.
Thief Gives
BOSTON. April 6.——Jsmss Shes~
nan. 16 year old automobile thief.
who played tag with Boston's fo'rce
of motorcycle polite for four duys
because he liked the "thrill." went-
ied of tho sport early today and gnve
himself up to the authorities. In
company with amoral newspaper-
‘men who had searched the youth
Engineer _
iout for an “interview." Sheehan rs—
i turned to the state school for boys all
lShirmy. front which he escaped so».
am months ago.
-"l did it Just lor the fun of the
thing." was the bey's exploitation of
"i wanted to get the
thth"
Sheebun acid that be be” his rs-
cont cure" as n l 4 ....
which“ “a un nuloliio’bll . ‘ Clan
ton. . l-‘rom that time until lust night
be "borrowed" one car alter another.
his record on Batuldly being tour
large automobiles. In :1 hide and
seek gums with the police in the
Charlestou‘n district yesterday big
crowds turned out to cheer the youth
whose exploits had been widely hero
aided.
BOSTON. April 6.——The pick of
Boston's motorcycle police will
Hub’s 16-Year-Old Auto
Himself Up
match speed snd daring- min to-
dsy with Jones Sheehan. 16 your old
automobile thief who for four. suc-
cessive days hi8 tuunted the force
with open cut-out u he raced about
the streets of the curls-town dis-
trict. Four times yesterday in three
different cure. the “Clinic-town
whirlwind" drove msr his favoritt
route in tho heart of the district,
was cheered by thousands who lined
the sidewalks. and escaped capture.
The district is well suited to his
gun... Charla-town bu for the
most port narrow. crooked 4th.“-
which hove k Imprint“ way 01
doubbg on {human- ud muting
mu imam cross cuts. lieu.
of tho-minted with cobb‘ls
ion ' ‘ mgr-outdo: not}
tor'c we): fl tho- ‘ drud-
Lure and so ltmllcy lines Add
hard- to tho course.
-‘ The streets ware lined With per-
Ions switching for the youth's ro-sp-
pearsuce yesterday when a small
truck rout-ed into Shuivau Square.
A dozen motorcycles sped site: it.
Finally halted. the two occupants
were arrested ed the charge. of
drunkenness. 'lhe police returned
to the scene to find that the .truck
had been stolen.
i
“‘ESTPORT. April 6.—Rev. Vint
ton 'W'. Mitchell. state park advocate
uphmder of religious ledcration and
decrier of hypocricy. preached bis
,lsledictory sermon in the \Vestporl
'Method‘lst church yesterday morn-
iin'g. Mr. Mitchell leaves the puipn
temporarily at least. to become head
of a boys“ school in Norwalk.
The clergyman hsd Chi! been in
Westport one your yesterday mark
mg the completion of his rectorshlp
in thnt time he is sold to m-ve prov-
t-n “unmanageable." and the Official
Board of his church. in refusing to
"invite" him to stay another test
normed him altogether "too radical."
' Score-s" Parishioners
. F or Narrow-Mmdedness
Cannot Please God and Alan.
l
i
The minister yesterday declared
that be cou.d not please God and
than both. and therefore he .tad lie.
c.ded which of the two no wanted to
please. The title at his sermon “as
‘Chocslng the Cross."
His sermon in part. reads as fol-
lows: . .
"‘ln this world.‘ says Van Wyck
Brooks. plausibility wins applause:
Westport's famous literary critic
who is well known in America. as
well as on the other use of the.
Atlantic. hastens to assure us thut
this is not s pun but simply good
etymology. Undoubtedly the words
(Continued on Page- Two.)
NEW HAVEN. April 6.-—Mort
than 20 men and wanton. trapped
on the upper floors of 1 four story
brick building at Cougrou avenue
and Hill street by tire which broke
out at 2:30 this morning in the
Aurora Restaurant on the second
floor. were ,rescucd down the front
fire escape by policemen and tire-
men.
Windows on the thin! out! fourth
30 Trapped in New Haven
Fire Rescued By. Firemen
.floors were smashed in by the pa.
l
licemen with their night. sticks in
order to rescue Obs roomers. one
mun who was brought down by
rescuers. collapsed on the sidcwslk
and the policemen worked on him
for several minutes before he was
revived. Persons who were forced
to the street in their night clothes
were given refuge in bonus non-by.
TREE REED
and. by tho-Bond of Health and
csmpalgn ,will be
hold in; previous you; .
Kouscwim. up urged
up all the rubbbb within.
accumulated .ovor the '
.‘1n‘tbo
NoRWAlll ,ClEANélIP WEEK 4
FROM MAY llo 9
Arrangements today nro bunt]
ll'm
Dr. Robert E. Pet-duo. besltb amour. MR bu promised his all“! '00-
to hold n clun-upwuk QQW- opera' tion in looking clan-up wool
from Friday. Kay 1 to his: I. The success. There will be men.
slums:- to mmlmmmmummm-
l. “'15: aromatic-s. will be “if“
tam ,
of lt-lpdwill equally
noon-Mung
my and help mks Nor-welt the
bountiful." - . .
Street Commissioner Edward I.
new 0! rubbish. m.t’m
grabbed. no say ~m
mama:
R that Jesus can only rule
ACCUSED MEN
RERJSE REPLY
TO FRIZZEII.
Lawyer Orders Fire-
men Not to Answer
Questions at Meet-
ing Saturday Night
A STATEMENT
Frizzcll Says He Holds.
N 0 Personal Feel»
ings Agam' st Put-
"Ali that I want is 100 per cent.
oo-operation from the members of
the Fire department of the city."
said Fire Committeemsn John Prize
of the Putnun Hoes company.
chsrgsd with gunbling. before him
Ssturdsy night at the Central Fire
station.
"Some of the best firemen in the
~lty are members of the Putnsm
Hose company and 1 want it under-
stood that i hold no person“ feel-
ings snip-t this company . I think
that the volunteer fire department
of Norwslk is second to none in the
country." continued Mr. Frisco".
Five of eight voluntoer fireman.
chnrgod with gambling in the qunr~
tors of tho Putnam Hose company.
snared in Ina-war to the summons
of Oounctluun WI on Saturday
night. One of, the missing men rc-
mortd lint he did not not-in n no-‘
do. of the bearing. another hsd to
work had A third was seriously ill.
Before the hearing opened Coun-
cilman Friar" called the reporters
ll to the conference room and said
to them: "Attorney Connery felt
ASRsRlRAlRR
.wouw no T0
CHRIST TODAY
Rev. George Tompkins
Urges Sinccrity in
Religion —— 0 t h e r
Sermons Yesterday
“I! the Lord suddenly descended
into this city as 1 King. in the sense
thst he would be u ruler. dominat-
ing our political. social and econ-
omic life. would the people receive
him. recognize him. follow him as s
lender?" was the unusual question
discussed by the Rev. George B.
Tompkins. pastor of the Norwalk
M. E. church. in his sermon given
yesterday morning.
"We prsise the Lord. say 'thy will
be done on earth as it is in heaven."
and so forth sndso on. but lire we
really sincere about it all?"
The poster then went. on to any
in this
world through our hearts. and that
thsrs_csn be no social reclsmsuon
except through individual reclama-
tion. The King is desirous of rul-
ing nil those. sud of being king of
all those who ore willing totreccivs
him.
The text of Rev: Tompkins was
"The King Cometh." taken from
Zachariah 9:9. He told of the entry
of Jesus into Jerusalem and of the
fact that. be come in s meek and
lowly manner. The details of his
entrunce were arranged by the dis-
ciples themselves.
He explained that the reason the
Jews rejected Jesus :- a leader won
because he entered their city and
their domains. not as s greet. proud
ruler. strong spa powerful. ready to
establish their city on a firm politi-
cal basis. with s. great army and
much wealth. but rather as a neck
and humble preacher. who inked of
brotherly love. righteousness and
“The Triumph) Entry.” I'll the
subject of the sermon given by the
Rev. Frederick 1!. Jacobs of the
South Norwnlk Conventional
church. ' .
fire. of the main points given in
this pastor’s interesting sermon
won:
‘1. That by the coolant-nous or m
milmlfio ll Jul!!! 7040"!!!“ Jon:-
‘i'cn.’ that greatest of In helium
saw his absolute opens. with
-?
a 1.2.97. ...
nam'Hose ‘
soil at the hourlng of the members‘
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EREADMAN IS
.3 Bikes Stolen Here
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earl: In Gree
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nW1ch
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Refusal
omplaints Cause
of Permit
First District Commissioners May Also Bar All
Carnivals in Parks -— Chautauquas and
Fairs May Have to Go Elsewhere, Too—-
' The Commissioners’ Letter ‘
PARENTS HEAR
ABOUTTIiE BOY
sco_l_l_l_ IDEALS
Gather at Masonic
Temple for Banquet
Given By Troops 3
And 12
THE SPEAKERS
Rev. Ernest F. Mac-
Gregor Toastmaster
—— Berkeley Chapter
Serves Banquet
Fathers and mothers burned the
'dssls behind the Boy Scout move—i
moat cg; banquet held Suturdu
N: ii the Masonic uncle in Ber-
keley street by Troops I 33“ ll 0%
the Boy Scouts oi Narwalk. The
unit- was a. big succuss. hearty twl.
nuuurtd ullJO)\.d the banquet which
was plcpurtd and named. by mom-
oers of Berkeley Chapter, Order 0:
walern b‘utr.
Severn speakers brought out the
idea. that the boy scout. is taught
more than now to no knots. they
brought out the tact. that the scouts
me taught ideam winch make them
rout men.
The toasttnaster of the occasion»
won its». grout l-‘. MCUI‘O‘OX‘. pas-
tor ot the .Norwslk Congregational
church. The program opened wuh
Grace by Bell. bred Jacobs.
After the d.nner. Dr. McGl-egor
welcomed the guests in behalf 01
the scouts.- Scout Thomas Moor:
favored with n \lollll solo.
Rev. Mr. Jacobs ‘&\6 an interest-
ing talk on the subject "Boy Scouts
and American Citizenship" explain-
ing how the scent movement mule
better citizens out of its members.
Leslie Cooley. ot Dobbs Ferry, who
is sometimes heard over Radio Sul-
tion WEAF tnvored-with a vocal
solo which was followed by a. sun-
phons solo by Ernest Pollard.
Harold Nash, former scoutmnster
Troop 8. gave a talk on Reminiscenc-
(Continusd on Page Two.)
BITTEN BY DOG
Anthony Croto of 13 Kmth
street reported to the downtown po-
lice this morning that u be was do-
livering bread in South Main Itreot‘
s. dog. owned by Mrs. L Shunon.‘
bit hint twice on the log.
The bliss were tratod by Dr. V.
Clsusi. Dog Warden Willluu An-
derson was notified of the can.
Over the Week-end
The thefts of bicycles continued
over the week-cud.
John Crovitz of 12 York street. an
employs of the National Market.
in Wallstrcci. reporiodtnthcw
lies that. his wheel lud- been stolen
between 4 sud 4:30 o'clock Batu!»
tiny afternoon.
Pull C‘s-Ilene. of 190 Main street.
nported that his bicycle-bud been
“but trout thslulsy nut to the
mspcttddhucisdiorsuooflno-
nerd street. riding (m son‘s biao
cloinwulm Hoordcred'l‘b-
reinteuturntbowhcel to the
ownersadtoreportsttbspolies
notion-today. -
“Imulmm
nuupsrtsdto W’s-
lieotbbmlng smut!
bosom-immanent. some.
tlnolsturdny. . .
The First District Comical-ion.
luvs refused to grant the 3090
Host. Phoenix Engine nod Pioneer
Hook and Leader companies per-
mission to use the East Avenue
"Green" for carnival purposes. it
became known this morning. The
"Green" has been used for the an:
anal out-door wnlwu hold by tho
firemen for the put ”Von-l you-s.
Permission to use the "Great"
was refused because of the numer-
ous complaints received by W -
missioners Edward J. Maegan.
John D. Milne sud Wollsce Dunn.
Not only have the ill-omen bout it“
fused ”mission. but oil other or-
gutissllons and Cbunumluu win-
bo turned down it they ask for the
use. of the park. »
The refusal may mean the corn-
piots abandonment of the plus to
hold the usual carnival. silhough
there is s possibility it. out be bold
in some privately owned lot. Mod.
feel. bowevur. that the carnivul bold
elsewhere would not be u. once...
None of the District Commission;
on or bonds of the tire computes
had any comment to nicks ups. the
decision of the commissioners.
Permission to use the "Gm"
for s carnivnl was requested by A
committee composed of m LI:-
OII. Lieutenant Willis Smith. W
his Sylvsuog-nrotbertos and curd
lcs H. Dtlwortb. A request wu
forwurded to the Comm
which was read at the regular meet-
ing held last Thursday.
it. wu considered from
and turned down.
The cornivsl held every your by
the uptown firemen has been on.
of the big events of the summer.
The carnival itself. is usually
proceeded by a big parade in which
scores of floats. docorutod auto.
mobiles etc. participated. Prints
were altered for the but in ouch
all angles
(Continued on Page We.)
Storm Does Damage of
$150,000 to Property
Vamshes tn Atlan-
Q
be Ocean -
MIA)“. Flt. April 6 .—ll'our
persons were dead today sad 28 in-.
jured u 1 result of a tornst which
swooped down from the Everglsdcq
yesterdly and conned 3150.000 prop-
erty dams before it vanished into—
tho Atlantic. .
Most damage was st. the Whitd
Belt Dairy. six miles west of Miami
where one person was killed and
several inJurcd. .
Depth of Mrs. John 1‘. Simpson oi
Watweod Punk today increased
the list of deed to four. '
.As fur as could be anemia“
there was no loss to locsl person.
interested. Samuel Kantor. loco!
real estate man. and Cassius u.
Wobb‘of 21‘ Main street. are both
in Miami st present. and no direct
word was received of either of then
today. ~
Mrs. C. M. Webb stated this
morning that Mr. Webb bed so in-
terest in the district snected. '-
Josepb Grumbley of South m
street bu real estate intent“ in
“hull. sud returned from there to!
month. He outed this morning thud
his property wss not in the affected
section so a: us he knew. '-
A TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
m1- FUNL‘IIONS PROPEBL!
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field lotto: Tnnsportntion comps”.
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truck—sud today this bust“ .-
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m with thirteen mom
trusts—Ml! of the luck typo.-
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mat of export workmen and M.
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