The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-14
New England Hit
 By Worst Storm
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fcobtinus1 from Page D | while the coast guard Cutter Oss sipss stood by, still unable to get | a tow Iihs abohfd. Along ths high : wh2s hundreds of automobiles ma
 ssvsfsi interstate motor bnssss were stalled.
 Tho dead included Bert Favor, gs. HsniBa. a. F., who dropped Gsa1 while shoysiiug snow: Cyrus k. Bbss. tx. of Cambridge, who died in h similar manner and X6no Corey, Uiabgste, VI who 1is1 trying tD f1abt his way homo through ihs storm. In addition. t61
 To Q. bhlnsr and his son Donald of Troy, a. IT,. William Ahsth of New | Britain. Conn, Ella EsIibr of Nil | ton, Hnd Thomas II. Dohnhliy Df | Boston, h civil Whr veteran, lost their lives in automobile accidents during ths April blizzard,
 The Cutter Oossipss shot many l lines across ths bow of tbs Hhlhnk | yesterday but ssoh lime tho line | parted. Jhs ffsighthr, enrOBte from EHokspDtt, Mo, iO New Yotk. Whs in no iuHsdibts danger, Ehe cafs t1ss IL crew of 5z men. North Df Long Island in t;Osion ttbfbJr the Yacht fjnsa, bound from Marble head for Philadelphia, fhh aground, T'hs coast guard cutter f:b1gsr lowed her into shallow Wt- ter ana bshGh6r her hftsf rsseulbg ths crew.
 Thres youths aboard ths 46sf60t cabin cruiser Richard Greenwood of Plymouth wsts in danger of be- ing dashed against rocks when coast guards from Gufnst station lowed them tD h s,fs anchorage.
 In New fstbpshirs, Northern Massachusetts and southeastern Maine a total of ts,6tD telephones were rendered useless, Thjrtysslz exchanges jU tbsss sections Wsfs tsolhtsd, though T. majority Of them Efssks were reported on GOO toll circuits and at least 1000 poles
 were down. Al Ciarsm0bt. H. IT,. hb electric power lins across ths Connecticut river parted, leaving several communities without pDWa CT.
 tt wss estimated 200 polss. g0,z 900 fhht 0f wire, 6H1 5000 feet Of cable were down along the tracks Of tbs Boston Au1 Main HaiIt0ad bstWssn Boston. Greenfield. and North Adams, bstuesn White fJVsr junction. VI, sbd Springfield, i, betWhsu Boston and f6ftIs8d, Me, and north Of Concord, R. IT,
 |. tn only t. few instances yesterday were Boston motor bus lines able iD get their coaches through t0 pStbts in MaiHs and New H5up1 sbits. 4 bus ebf0uts from Portland 10 Boston took from < 6, IT, untll midnight tD reach York, Ms, Whsfs it vas stalled. Another bus sbf0uts from Boston t6 Portland took IF hours t1 make tbs i01amlle trip, 4 driver for ths Greyhound line s. tlnhte1 that 400 automobiles were stalled between Portland. Ksnnss bunk and York In Maine,
 Train service ln many sections vas disrupted ot greatly retarded. Near EiGdsfDfd. Mh, tbs crack Flying Yankee" express 0f ths Boston and Maine road halted while ths crew dug snow from ths tender. Ire tracks on Caps COd
 were made iHps ssabls b1 wash outs and noi0r bussss were must cred into service.
 Heavy ssHs pounded the coast line ht North sditaats, where flvs cottages Wsfs demolished in ths Glhdes section. Ths stranded Schooner Nancy at Rhntsstst Esanh Hss u6Vsd inland once agsin until sbe Is now hard against a ehhWbIl
 Flood danger appsata1 Efsatsst in New Ham Dshirs where tbs Msfa tims6k river bss bssn swollen ,nDts than il week hs result Of ifi-
 cessaGt rains. The WinHiDsssUkae ae
 river st tAeeBis, q tributary of tbs | Mefrimsek. rose sight inches iB afi hour lbts yesterday, Al Ssweifs Falls a fisssfogt hssJ If wAtsf was going over fhs fsshbesfds, eofas pared with a Hinsrfost overflow during tbs serious tg57 floods. Tffb uts fies in tbs Lake Webster region
 also we're rising sn1 II wss feared ths sbow. especially 1T warm Wsa- tbsr arrives io melt it quickly. may
 cause a general inhHfstibk ffsshet, Al Plymouth. H. tt., the snowfall WIS measured officially at s5 inabs
 ss within fs hours, while jn ths VI.
 siBitv Of kssDs, H ft, BnOfI1oisl | f1assHffnsnts were stsn higher | ssaaa1zsasF
 TRANCE PASSED t,UDGt1r Paris, April tt ntsgsJ a- After | .sas1. 1A H.tssH f.f ,4f.tlfpHftln AAs