The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-30
New England Shores { Crashed By Storms
 For Past Three Days
There Was a Let.up To. as a day and People Began ., e to Breathe Easier-$2,.
 OOO,0OO Damage Done Along the Coasts

t' Boston, Jan 30.-(UP)--A tidal storm that crashed against Now England shores for three success .siye days moderated to-day, after e<lcstroying moro than $2,00O,000 In ssvaterfront property, leaving hun: nreds of persons homeless, ana Inaking permanent changes in the Nhapo of the coastline. ~ AS the northeaster wanod and <shi.tod before northwest winds on Fhe coast. the heaviest snowstor Df the year fell over northern New England Sunday. Parts of Maine reported a fall Of eight inch' &es. Vermont reported six inoh- Ds in places, and New Hampshire Three or four inches.
 ~ Hundreds of jobleBa went to Rork to-day clearing debris from shore roads, harbors and beaches At tho same time relief agencies Doordinated their activities for pumerous families whose homes Avere wrecked, or hoatlesS been use of flooded cellars.
 VI From Cape Cod to Eastport, Mo, nearly 400 cottages and other Ieaside dwellings woro in ruins. Beawalls crumblcd under the ter" Affic G0-hour battering of tromcn' Nous tides. Shore boulevards werc Hvried under tons of sand ana 10 sks.
 idonomoy Point nt Chatham, a &eninsula since Il causeway was built thoro in tho 10th century. Nas made m island when tho surf Hut a channel from tho ocean front 10 stago Harbor. Even nt low Ndo the channel was GOO feet wido and four feet deep, and conDt !. yuards said the change probably NRB permanent Tn Boston hnr' Nor. Shirley Gut, separating Deer Asland from tho Winthrop shor0, WaB widonod from throo Co l6 Feet.
 Revere and Winthrop on tho Iaasnch usotts coast were hardest &it by the storm.
 8 In the Bcachmont section of Ro' ycrs, police and flremon delivered fpod and clothing to some 200 mon, komon and childrGn mar00Dod ln Wator-bound cottages. Many DOT. sons were taken to dry land in row. Boats. For those who GhoSo Go "stick Co the ship" the American Red Cross planned to provide 100 ell stoves t0-dny,
 ts Governor Brndstrcet school wns Nirnod Into n relief headquarters hld Bc0rcB of persons Bpont thJ Eight thoro. Mayor Andrew Ca. eAssa ordered Julia Ward Howe khhool mndo ready to handle addl' Honal refugees tonight.
 ~ Several llHhlng craft were un' eeported t0-dny, but lt was hoped fhey were merely delayed by tho Hvero storms. Tho Boston trawl. TT Patrick j. O'Iiara, hor cngIneH eripplod, was shipping water about 800 mllos off hero and tho GoaHt Eiard cutter M0jay0 WAB hurrylnR fb hor assistance,
 s Nantucket Shoals llghtshlp, torn rom hor chain m0OflngB Friday, tfept slowly back toward her nor.
 al position.
 N Now York, Jan 30,--UP) --SoG. Sons of the Atlantic coast shlyorod Wndor a northwest Bn0wM0rm tO' my, following n tw0sday n0rth' Inst gnle that caused heavy dnin' &Ge from Maine Co the VirgInlnn 4npos.
 F Along MnBsae uaotts, Long ls' Ulnd, and Now Jersey cOnst hlRE, EntterIDg tides caused damage eh. Hmatcd nc about $l,000,OO0,
 v ono of tho freaks of tho gale Was tho conversion Of MOn0moy ubint near Chatham, Mass, from tt Nenlnsula Into m island. The Hlorm cut a channel which nc low &fde was 600 fe6t wid0 and four net deep. The coast guard res