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lagents only seven pollcies are issu-

r*troffirr.

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unidentifted womar,
Taken To The Clancy Funeral Home At 5 O'clocnl- ni. total amountorcoverage beToday-J,rthur UI. Jepson Still Missing.
nor been reported at
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of Girl
,

Mr. Jepson is still among the mis-lpling electric and telephone sys- |
sing as is Mrs. Helen Lewis. Bobh ltems. Large trees fell on Main Si. I Weighted down by heavy boots
are believed drowned.
lin front of the Hagaman Memorialland clothing Miss Virginia Bracken
Offictals are dragging the waterslf,ibrary, the Old Stone Church, theland Earl Fournier, both of Short
today for the bodies'
First National Store, the Economy Beach, almost met death by drownMrs. Lewis, one of the most Prom Public Market and at Gerrish Av- ing when they attempted to cross
inent women in Connecticut Poli- enue, blocking traffic sompletely. the patch of road facing Granite
tics, was nominated as the flrst wo- Thompson Avenue, High Street, Bay during the height of the hurman ever to have a Place on the Taylor Avenue and the Green are ricane Wednesday.
tvtiss Bracken, accompanicd by
Republican State ticket.
badly affected in general. Automo'She is a former member of the biles on Main Street and Bishop |lyoung Fournier, was earrying boots
House of RePresentatives and her Streets wers caught under falling ito her father, who was marooned a't
primary interest in politics had been trees as were the home of Walter,Pacileo' grocery store, when she was
and alseized by a heavy wind and hurled
Hieh sit."t
Street ;;;ltJr.J-uv
in the fleld of education. She was Goodriih
oodriih of High
Street.
distinguistred for being the flrst house
)use on Taylor Street.
l"guinst the Sound View cobtage
was more than twenty teet
woman to get the chairmanshlP qf The Farm River was not the only lwhich
t"-^.---..,-^..^
where she was walking. Fourthe leglslative committee and was stream to go on a rampage. Tuttlelfrorn
a one tlme member of the state Creek in the westerly part of the lnier canre to ber assistance but both
board of educatlon'
bulent water which, when it reach- lwere carried down and under the
water by a heavy sweep of the tide
Two of the Madeira cottages are
Contlnued, on page flue
whish was at the time being driven
undermined, the three Bishof f
by a ninety-mile gale. Mlss Bracken
houses are overhanging the breakwho is an expert swimmer succeedwater, Mason Klock's home is Pared in freeing herself from the heayy
tially gone. Some of the Thimble
boots that held her to the bottom
Island residences are shattered all
of the overflooded road bed. Fred
along the meadow banks. ......
Courtsal, a neighbor'came to the
The Brainerd and Betts garage
rescue of the plucky girl and assisthad a least three feot of water but
ed her until Freddy, Salvatore,
little actual damage'was done to
the cars ln storage. Mr. Braindrd Mrs. Eunice Killam Will Be 93 Louis and Pat Pacielo came to their
'spoke WednesdaY of the excellent
aid and brought thern to safety in

NeverWitnessed

Such A Tempest
Declares Woman

service rendered bY

the TelePhone

On

T

c
v

E

o

\l
p

No

fr
a boat.
b
.
Don Haywood and Bert Dlckenson who also took part in the resn
Mrs. Eunlce Killam of Main Street cue were n€arly overcome while P
they
were aiding Fournier. Pat PacShort Beach wlll celebrate her 93rd
ileo dove into water from the Pac- Y
birthday on Tuesday.
a
Never, she saYs, has she 6een a lleo boat and courageously brought
Fournler
to
shore.
The
others
just
were
Passed
storm like the one we
o
then able to save themselves.
through.
i:
EllingMrs. Klllam was born ln
a
ton, married William Killam and
I\
had oue son, HarrY A. with whort

Tuesday
- Plans
Celebration

ln keeplng a llne oPen during
the disaster.
Bradley Brother, Mllton, Addison
and Clalre lost 400 lobster pots, all
their buildings, docks and buoYs.
Starlight, a boat owned bY Jack
Doollttle rests agalnst a Pole ln
Maln Street. Other crafts, debris,
roofs, garages, clothlng and furniture form a border at the high water mark.
Boy Scouts aided Police and vol- she lives.
unter workers in refugee work.
Before coming to Killam'g Point
Ir(rs. Weid and Mrs. Bussenshut she lived 19 years ln New Rritain
were removed from Governor's Is- where
business
rere her husband was in business
land early Thursday morning.
Mrs. KiIIam is exceptionally weII,l

Co.

r(
b

I

Donat Calmly

Munches Food

a-la Cristo

k

f

�houses are overhanglng the break-

water, Mason Klock's home is partially gone. Some of the Thimble
Island iesidences are shattered all
along tbe meadow banks. ......

wrrruu w4) 4L urlg urluc Lrglllg qrlven

NeverWitnessed

Such A Tempest
Declares Woman

The Bralnerd and Betts garage
had a least three teet of water but

little actual

damage was done to

the cars in storage. Mr. Brainird
'spoke Wednesday of the excellent
service rendered by the Telephone
Co. ln keeplng a llne open during
the disaster
Bradley Brother, Mllton, Addison
and Claire lost 400 lobster pots, all
their buildings, docks and buoys.
Starllght, a boat owned by Jack
Doollttle rests agalnst a pole ln
Main Street. Other crafts, debris,
roofs, garages, clothlng and furnlture form a border at the high water mark.
Boy Scouts aided police and volunter workers in refugee work.
Mrs. Weld and Mrs. Bussenshut
were removed from Governor's Island early Thursday morning.
Captatn Phelps iemains at hls
Island home but the show spot is
now one of destruction.
High Island is only one of the 365
Islands effected by the tragedy.
A light in the wlndow brought
rescue workers to Mrs. Mary Lewis
Roessler's honre where she dnd Mrs.

Sarah Carden Ritchie passed the
night sitting on a piano to keep as
safe as posslble.
Mrs. Roessler is the sister of Leroy
Lewls who lost his life. She hdd returned only last week from a hos-

pital where she was under treatment.

by a ninety-mile gale. Mlss Bracken
who is an expert swimmer succeeded in freeing herself from the heay),
boots that held her to the bottom
of the overflooded road bed. Fred
Courtsal, a neighbor came to the
rescue of tlre plucky girl and assisted her until Freddy, Salvatore,
Louis
and Pat pacielo came to their
Be 93
aid and brought them to safety in
No
a boaL.

Mrs. Eunice Killam Will
On Tuesday * Plans

'

Celebration

Don Haywood and Bert Dlckenson who also took part ltr the rescue were noarly overcome while
they were aiding Fournler. pat pacileo dove into water from the paeileo boat and courageously brought
Fournler to shore. The others were
then able to save themselves.

Mrs. Eunice Klllam of Maln Street
Short Beach wlll celebrate her 93rd

birthday on Tuesday.
Never, she says, has she seen a
storm like the one we just passed
through.
Mrs. Killam was born ln Ellington, married William Killam and
had one son, Harry A. with whom

Donat

she lives.

Before coming to Killam's Point
she lived 19 years in New Britain

Calmly

Munches Food

where her husband was in business
Mrs. Killam ls exceptionally well,
has good eyesight and does fnost of

a-la Cristo

her own housework.
Her hearing is failing but she is In spite of the storm young femotherwise "younger than 93". She inine hearLs were treated to extra
doesn't thtnk she makes as short a romantic beats, Wednesday night,
pie crust as she dld when she was at Short Beach when Robert Donat,
young and she no ionger makes movie and matinee idol of the British and American public, was recogrye bread but she eontinues to
-" take
"--"1 nized sitting in an automobile in
i,l;u;
front of Harry Tucker,s store.
N{r. Donat, who is visiting with
his brother at the beaclr with a

il"';t,;*""'--"

Malleable lron
lnvites Public
lnqnartinn,:

I

party comprised of his relatives and
friends, rvas apparently undauqted
by the fury of the raging hurricane
i which was then at its heighi. Ee sat
i

ln the front

I

seat

of thc car calmly

l.

�[_
IIyNSqAV, SEPTEMBER 22,

1038

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