i doom Doing .; style a lost ‘Worthyrlisu. rum cementum .. loan; Physicmlined tojump, it is Said, Where Did Doctors Fear to Tread. em- Applause ... bright, ' . Fortune , ‘ _ Macabre. well. They were recalled for a lens- weli collision. and appeared for a mo- ntent only. mules and appreciative. . Then the «restored audience reluc- tantly arose and gathered itself unto itself. and went slowly. oi necessity. for the press or the Whom into the windy night. into the numerous trolley cars and carriages which stood in waiting. ready to carry it bone—home. to dream otthst bright hall of‘song and the fair queens of magic melody who had worked the woodman terrors iron out: amends rm sensor» noun Upon Anon rte-locum as m in m Views—Ira. 'ltssler's was. of one... The ile‘wkirk-Sherwood concert at Lockwood's Hell. last night. was liter— ally a brilliant success. The gods tav- rooed lira. Newbie-kin sending a clear ', log. with a very stirring. ireoirll's ‘ alter the rain and dissgreesbiensss the day; The change in ths‘westher militias brought out-all who bed supplied themselves with tickets in ad» vaaoo and many who had not. and lookwoodls Hall was filled to the Editor Swank-Permit ins to say that ihe'scticn being’tekon by vour health oilicer is a most unwarranted one. and doing injury to a worthy man. Will Dr. Tracy please inlorm the pub- lic why scarlet fever exists in almost every town in the state. and why it prevails every year at about the same liswxhurst's milk cannot be the cause in all these places. and at. all these times. The fact is. Hr. Editor. that such physicians.” Dr. Tracy are very reckless guessers. Their position as health oilcers requires them to guess. and guess they do in the wild- est manner. People generally take a health oillcer's opinion without cues: tlon. because when he expresses it they are in a frame of mind to grasp at straws. You may also have noticed. fir. Editor. that active health oflcers are generally young ,doctors. and ex- tremists in their views. where old doctors fear to tread. There is also a factor of icon in their cases that cute much of a figure. I believe In obeying (very just law. The health laws of this state nre'not lust, but many of them are despotic it in an outrage that such authority is given to any man as is being exercised in this case by Dr. OLD SCHOOL HICROBBS IN NILK. ' no more new man F‘rsncis a co. m... located at ‘Wasblngton Street. Francis a Go. took their new store at No. 88 Washington street. last night. It has been handsomely fitted up with new iixturea and contains a stock of the latest fall and winter garments and the latest things in gents' furnish- poasession of programme opened with piano . from Chopin. by lira. Ricltard airfield. or New York. The ‘1Noctnrne, op. 37. No. I." and ”Value. op. 42," - were the selections. The full. rippling. ' gliding melody of the Nocturne made ‘ thsndienceteelthatthsyhsdenm a veritable garden of sweet sounds. ‘ on Mrs. Arnold received much merit- o‘l‘ applause. She was gowaed in a handsome and elaborate "creation." ers’. Newkirk and lies Sherwood , Wm two very elegant and appropriate i . Nannies and looked and sang their loveliest. llrs. fillerwood lira. Arnold with a beautiful solo from tilt oratorlo of “Serum and Bullish.” lies-receptionwssnryoordisl.“ she had to respond to a pressing so- sure. 'nicssro Arnold case at. a wens sole.with lmArnoldaspianosoooan Mtwoare The store has been repainted and pa- pared throughout. and its appearance is very enticing. it is lighted by thir- ty Welsbach gas lights of the newest pattern. the four Jets in each window being shaded so that a powerful light is thrown on the goods They Jump in Francis I On. now have a which for location and attractiveness is second to sons in The Norwaiks. Ir. Praeois’popniarity and alfabillty is swash! h a courteous and attain tire corps at m. and we shall boiler be“ times across the way WOW'B NEW HOTEL. Iona-a Haas. About Completed by ., m libs. inboard. , Haas are about saw'epletsd for a is!!! modern hotel in Newtown which Proprietor W. A. locust-d. of Dick's Hotel, will erect to replace the one re- cently destroyed bylire. it will be of wood. 35:86 feet. with wing. 83:00 feet. three stories high. On the first floor. opening of! a spacious veranda some the entire front. is the social hall. on one side of which are the parlors. with mantels and fireplaces. and on the other side are the oilices. in back of which are the dining rooms and serving room. connecwd by dumb. waiters with the kitchen in the base- ment. On each of the upper floors there are nineteen sleeping rooms.with toilet rooms. bath. etc. The heating will he by steam and the lighting by gas. generated by an engine. which will also furnish power for pumping water to tanks on the roof. The cost will be about 012,000. «aluustsaad . The 'A‘flnstomer of Ir. Hawaiian-st Who Thinks the Health Gilcers Are song so mount and madedtoaneneorewithsselec- tins which suited his hue term voice better than the arse-s pathetic selec- "Only Last Year," which . the audience appreciated. Then. after patient. well-bred wait- ing while they llstea‘ed to the other artists. the audience had reached "No. 5" in their pmmlnes. it read: "From Second Act La Gio~ condo. by special request. Hrs. New- kirk. lliss Sherwood." This was what the listeners came for. most of thorn. to hear the talented Norwalk sisters sing. There was a little flutter in the audi- ence when lira. Newklrlt and iiherwood came forward to the foot; lights. radiant and beautifully gowned. charming personification oi the spirit of song as they appeared to the delight- ed audience. The Sherwood sisters have acquired in some way the rare art of hospitality to their audience. if oasensysooapreeslt. They ntskethe audience feel at home. on rapport with themselves and the occasion. ' owa reception they maid scarcely have complained of: it was cordial in the ' “Ls tilocoetis" Gill. and the sisters were each the re. dialect of an exquisite bouqaiet of pink roses. which nonstor Keeler. as usher. presented to these. They disap- peared. only to return lovely in answer to a call that was too inventive to be refused. This time they sang only a little love snag in fliish. but It was beautifully ren- thugs pretty Editor of The 8entinel:——l think if the milk sold by C. H. Hawsburat is impure. that there is abundant need to have the Board of Health look at the source from which other milk comes to this city. and if they do not find other milk as bad. or worse. it is be- blind or prejudiced. There is no milk dealer in this town who is more honorable and with his milk. or who is more square in his dealings than 0. ll. Hawsbursl. i have taken milk of him for years and know whereof l speak. are more microbes in Dr. Tracy's head than there baa ever been in hlr. llaws- cause they are i think there hills. WHEELER. Customer. GAMEH AND DANCING. HAKING THINGS LiVitLY. PM Thursday only. be White Domei Fennel. 3c. tic l-wi Unbleached Sheeting. tc. Mo Ladles' Fancy Silk Hose support- Mlso Blanche Dunning Agreeably Sur- prised by iicr Young Friends. Miss lilanche Dunning was agreeably party of her young irionds last night. at her home 81:wa street. Among those present were the Miss- os liloreuce Baldwin. Grace Buckman. (trace Hamilton. Maud Bush. llay ileaton. inland liray. lithe Parks. Ethel Hendrick-on. lieulsh Jervis. Alice Ly- ons. Elisabeth Beers. hlsbel Dunning; losers. Gilbert. Hastings, liberwood. Robert Kenny. liensdlct. William Wot-oi. wood. Alfred Mold. Harry Bunion. Hamid Clerk. .lohn Hyatt. Prank ital. Edward Whitiock and Alired tirin- surprised by t The best to plus. 3 papers for lie. Pearl buttons. all class. we mlallty. be per dozen. 35o Velilng. lilo. 40¢ lies Writing Paper. the. dc ltoll Toilet Paper. ii rolls for 24o. Parker's 'l‘ar lioap. lie. lhc Purses. lilo. ladies' liwlss Handkerchiefs. Illlillll Mill 85c Men's Outing libirts. tic. . inc lloys‘ (iraclt-a—Jacy Stockings. ii pairs for an». the ladies' Fast lilacs Flooded lines. 8 pairs tor the. hilssss White Merino Pants. worth the and sec. lust for Thursday. the. our ladics' muslin Night Gowns. use. lite 'llsdies' aluslin Nllht (lawns. m. ’i (lakes best laundry litter. the. loo flopperobottoln Wesbhoilers. use. no Gunner-bottom 'l'ssliottles. the. I Cups and i saucers iron mono Darius the intermission in the [im- grsntse. it. if. Andrews arose frost his ‘slhtiil the o'strsnsfroni olmolths missiles. and issue a little mach. re- . sg the pleasure of the mm d iii present at the fair ice the bees. it It the Norwslit Hospital asst ‘l‘tlss- Wednesday sights at the caste lmckwood's iisll. The MM IQ made at that date. llr. Asdrsws m. through the kindness oi lira. Whisk. Then the audience applaud- Ci! shoes users. HEAVY WIND MORE. A Foul-e laid lsiw slid Limbs Broken From llauy Trees in Town. Early last night a heavy wind storm arose. the threatening clouds disap- peared and the sky cleared. The wind was s westerly gels of greet velocity , and continued all the evening. storm passed over all of New Ingieud. About two hundred fest oi the tests which realm Norwaiit Park was blown down during the atom. . A ism limb was blown trove a tree in front of the colonies masons is last avenue. and the Int not our the line of the Norwsik ‘l‘rasiwsy myse— ny was delayed for me little. this tour-sins. a number of Halitosis so slated In "storing the ohstrsmion. ltiNllIllOAltmlet. illssllssrdmsisterslhsntlsrsld :.md.gsvs::sslrstofsswlesof s orsson sdsrgsrtssworitssd mammals-r “W liostou liters. Norwallr. muons loosens ilsiilli. The Grant! commissioners issued :i‘s'uor lice-e; yesterday in the follow. towns: asbestos. i; Dunbar. 8 hotels llstsssss.i;Issltlassloislclu tbs-tar. ‘l‘bsrelshutoseuorsii. ssssstobsirsssslstheiowsoiliunu iii-sun. Weaknesses esivsil ssaisst issuing a license madmawiohmodltoseile. Mined. . W “P1130“ All” fl! 1'." .ltiettsrhssbsssrssaivsdlroiallr. WW“ ' every one in nearly midnight : departure to! The ovenliw's ed selections by banquet room. Thoma“, » slated claim c.ilart.John0m hlraWJLHal‘L. ‘ test logs thus far. vice at 7:“. coins will surely "not" bosom. oftllo ., .. . . duetlce of that preaching. which is plain. pointed. practical. His style is graphic. opi- grsmatic. clear. persuasive, without any impassioned appeal to the emo- tions. he goes directly at the heart of the themes in such a way as to ap- peal to the good sense and Judgment of his hearers. His addresses are bright- ened and made clear by apt and telling illustrations. many of which are taken from his own large experience in deal- ing with then both an a journalist and preacher. lie has been gaining in favor with the people each night. and the outlook for an unusually profitable work under his leadership increases every day. The use of the new song book has brightened up the singing very much. Remember the meetings today. and es- pecially the evening service in the large room of the church. As a rule the evening service will close at it o‘clock. unless the people wish to re- luain later. M WINDJKN’ND DOWN THE HAY. m 'l'bree Fishermen Remain on tho luv lands All Night. Dr. F'. W. Warner. the dentist; John F. Flynn. the plumber. uud Myer Far— rington went down the harbor after ilsb yesterday. When they started in return home they found it imluissible to prom-ii on account of the high wind. The boat drilled to tiny island. The men sum needed in getting to item island where landlord Prank lesson came to their resorts. providing them with wmothiug in cat. and allowing them to remain all night in his house. This morning the marines rowed to liouth Not-walk. without a dub. and completely worn out by their advom lure. which might have resulted more seriously had they not known how to manage the host. WW CENTRAL Chill! fillfllblilil. The ventral club schedule ice the Ho msinder of this month is as Miners: 'l‘uesday. loth. will be left without tutors or entertainment meson of the Hospital lair at lockwlmd‘s Hall. Tuesday. sea. at 8:80 p. at. sdkmrnod quarterly min. Reports of tracers. Election of tour delegates to meeting of the Gonnsoucui lists Federation. Address. "The Anterioas lpirit and the Mhrery," tiles Plum. . lath. the committee on the horns. Itrs. Van Bursa. «batman. an: mouse a lecture open "home Other Pmls’s Homes." by Ill. I"? lion- son. nt‘ that. (loss. WW 3&me That 310]“ Milk-'5’}; went upstairs and l its-rd I, ‘ ‘ i ‘1 ‘MWWWMW lie lino ‘ Wore all’l‘hreugit , - EM, THROW?! lN THE RIVER mm up to the . MWMWNVW ’ a. not; W Howard W x “mailman- stein: noitstlm " "' Osrtl: ”Hi! vocal solos. J V ' Nov. ill-At an early hour this morning the court house in Long Island city tookon an animated appearance. Judge Smith entered. so- companied by District Attorney .Wal- ter layouts. of hawk couaty. and took his seat. oil-the bench at no o‘clock. Ir. Jaycox sat beside hint. The twelve inryroen then . book their respective places in the jury box. and a minute law Thorn. headcount! to Captain Inbred. «are. and shook hands with counsel. * The latter informed the prisoner for the that line of the confession of Ira black; and There's lec- flnslml- Mr. Howe banded Ills client a copy of a morning m heating a large head- "Irs. Neck has turned state's evidence." Thorn gazed at it intently and then headed the pa- per hack. lira. Neck then entered the "And he brought view." At, . theoloaetherewsrsmanyrsguestslor prayer and some mm were made knownaestessltofthsme‘et- " ' ' its . which . a“. ' mm.“ China.” I‘ 6 rue reappointed ._ smut t o‘clock. In ”W talk to the children at i, snow preaching ssr~ At stables minutes to ten o'clock the main door of the court house phoned. and llrs. black. accompanied by her lawyer and Deputy Sheri! Dobragga. walked up the center at the court. and when she reached the district attor» ney’s table she stood within three feet of Thorn. who eyed her closely. but his face. which had been hushed. took on thessrus‘palecolor that it has borne since loader last. was a study.» ills lips were closely compressed. but otherwise he did on show any concern. The woman had only stood for a moment at the side of the prosecutor‘s table. when she was directed to take the witness stand. To do this she had to walk within a foot of Thorn. but she did not look at him. She passed around the back of the jury box and walked directly to the witness The afternoon“ In is the lecture room; all: the evening services are in the auditorium. 3min!!! is welcome to these service‘s. and all who on. Luther is as able. impressive preacher. His methods’sss unite free from sensational featnres. For some years before entering the ministry» was osgsgsd in We work. be- lng at one time on fie editorial staff . ', .‘l‘ta in~ As seen in his chairs close to the witness no. lie- casionaily he would moisten them with Judge Weller began the direct exam- ination of the woman as soon an aim was seated in the witness chair. She began by ”telling her name. age and where she was born, and by dc- grces led up to the time that she bud left her husband and was living with (luldrnauppe at 439 Ninth urcnuc. Mrs. Nook then went on to tell how obc first met Thorn' and (luldensuppc. Silo fluid that in March last site was residing at 489 Ninth avenue with Wm. fiuldensuppc. who was known there as Thorn come there to lmnrd. Thorn and (luldensuppe had a light. tiuldenuuppo licked Thorn. (‘iuldensuppe kicked Thorn pulled it revolver and ill-ml one "what at (iuldensuppe, but did sinnemy liBlllii occupation as milkniau. m Mrs. (1 H. Cooke. 1 commencing 'l‘hurudny. November ll. of milk which has earned so much south Norwalk. 1‘. 8.7 irmiblo. otherwise than Health Olllcor her husband. permit by Mr. W. i.. Kecler Baylor: it To l.E'l‘-—Frorn November (Iairy of milk. That was meant 1 Thou: down nose in Mr. Keeler'u family. It was the Knapp Co. lightest cure of conviction. and Dr. (lor- hem or no one once feared of on bad ‘ About fourteen days later it man results from using some. y To LET—'0“ four-room came to my holise for Thoru's clothes. i told the man that Thorn was sick in the hospital. but gave him the clothes. ’l'horn came back three days later with hip turn and eyes black and blue and his neck swollen. He asked me for street; one fo r-m oughly cleansed. according to orders third “u". mil, 81 of Dr. W. J. Tracey. ' uucd. uud i will oniioaVor in the future :3? 33%? ”A???“ “It " to give my patrons as good. wholesome ' ' Q W'h did h k f , milk as can possibly be obtained eny- 0” Well Cigar 0°" “ W .-— y one you or money. Jim-«He got no work. and i gave him When 'i‘horn went away i promised to pay his board bill until he could get work. i incl Thorn after this at 23d street and Ninth svonuc. when i gave street. where. ‘ Very truly yours. _. N w "m"- "- "AWXHURST- 'ro Lli'l‘w-One six-roost hoses. 0‘“ ' * Burritt avenue: also six new " . 2' . Apply. on. sweet combo. - 3 Wm” mm” " the establishment of a privnle infirm- ery or sanitsrlunl in Springfield. fully equipped with all the facilities that * . , modern science will furnish. by old LOST—«laud evening between ‘ llr. Sweet. the famous natural bone ‘ utroel and WRVM" Mr surgeon and herbal physician. sup~ stick it"! for!!! 0' I W L piles Western Massachusetts with the enamel hill and MM“ W only luntltution for the cure of loved. line. A suitable reward its? erste lameness and obscure chronic of some to Sentinel bread: , diseases that the old Bay Btsle can Iislu street. Norwalk. boost. A few weeks' sojourn at the ' saultarium under Dr. liwset‘s person- lioll’l'wiast nighi.botwsoll M iii care to be followed by a few months had imkwood's Hail. h. .,' treatment as a home patient insures s troul~rlmmed slsssss. . W cure in almost every case. Dr. sweet b8 rewarded by loam assisted by the eminent Dr. J. lldwsrd lieniluoi Branch M ltsy. will be at the Norwsllt Notion Norwolk. Gone. for four days only. hovetnber it, ll. 11 and it. against iluldensuppo and wanted “’l‘horn said. ‘Woman. i love you.’ i ssld. ‘l'm a married woman." 1 know better. you are not.’ 'Your husband lives in Astoria.‘ "Thorn again said he wanted to kill linideosuppe. i said. kill iiuluensuppe. No, kill me.’ One day i had number talk with Thorn and he said he would kill Ouldsneupps. i said no: he said you. One night flora and ate «narrated. llsrtiu mulled me by the throat and bold are until bloat came from my math and nose. i then had a lslk with Thorn about hiring shousest Woodsids. Wewentont to see the house sad 'l'hors plotted the woman who had the key. noun. but she would not take it. "We returned to the salon in New York. This toss owned the Worldwide house and 'i‘lsors paid hint till in mi: tor one lsosth's rest of tits Woodside house. i thiss Thorn save the name . or iiraus when be hired the house. "pilot! Thom. "Milly”. lit. and ills. W. P. lienv' dell. lie. and tire. W. if. Hoyt. llr. and tire. (lean-gs Godfrey. inst lest night at Dr. W. L. Wood's oflea with the celebrities scheduled by lborman Outincll to arrange for s issdlss' Ans» left Norwslk. ~ liisry. .itsdnite plans were leads and ' .- ail expressed themselves pleased with the heightens tit-the __ é "Used the her site said. “and I 5 shot. Martin Thorn then cease Nile hing down and when he met the ho . said: "l've shot hint: he is dead.’ He in me by g was very excited and i was half dead." said lire. Neck. . "What did you do then?" asked Judge Weller. "He told me to go home and come . . back at 5 o'clock. When I came back east end at that evening’i‘horn had everything Norwalk: two ’ packed up in bundles. lie handed are 'l'. B. crime. a bundle which he. said contained many. Gnldensuppo's Messed he took another bundle which was wrapped up luster colored paper-Lao aid 7 - that that was Guldenscpps’s head and mu. em; that it was done up in plaster paris copied by . We took the trolley car and went over m below. . to New York on a ferry boat." tenants. m‘ ‘ "On which ferry?" “i don‘t know: i am a stranger to _ ‘ the city and cannot any." you BALE-The: ' ‘ , .. "When we reached New York l are “all! m a. M went home and Thorn went some (leaks. “g, m m -’ other place. i cut open the bundle the ma mug. ‘ . and found clothes." and see thins. “Whose clothes?" asked the prose» - cuter. . ’ FOR SALE—If MM '. “William Guldensuppe'o." replied ‘ try the H. g 3.. W the woman emphatically. forged. 80. NM "1 saw Thorn that evening again So. Main m and he told me to meet him the fol« ' lowing morning (Saturday) ,at 34th FOR SALE—ero MW street ferry." lug, Roof Coating up "Where had he put the head?" also Stewart’s M , hire. Neck said Thorn had told her ply with canvas M be had dropped it from the rear of the walk Hdw. 00.. 42 3.; " Thirty-fourth street ferry boat. ’ The woman then told in detail how . the other packages were brought in the "50 will buy a. m surrey and were deposited in the river ‘ and in the Ogden woodsnurlligb. smum’ “Mao i “M! healthfui' The woman spoke fairly Wide ' English. with a very string Gm accent. During the recital 'l‘hsra’s lawyers ’ left their accustomed posh near the m a; prisoner and were comm with toned to every‘word with hisllpscicsr’ 1y compressed. his hands clasped and resting on his knees. Frequently his lips became dry and W and co- his tongue. His face wore the same avenue; lluale V stolld look of indifference which “has for odious: first worn all through. Woodward avenue: , . rooms. No. 7 W , an. namum mono 00'“ "it" 3'“ M? W , . ‘ m‘ spawns. ill Union street. I. A. TO MY PATRONS- T0 LET—One large. M ily permission of the Board of 11mm, with hot and , ilcnith and Health one" Dr. W. .l. mm" central location [In Trader. 1 not again permitted to "9- also table boarders w Place. 'l‘ruuiing my patrons will pardon and m-.- lellilm' nu lil feelings towards me. an 1 T0 RENT~Flarslx rooms it _ would not continued on with the dairy Block, east end 0W agent. llr. liorham. of Wilton, sent down a was all right to continue on with his rooms, gm floor; “I m rent low. 44 Spring street. was aware there was any such olck- Wm. w, later, 11;. .4, 7 All cans and‘bottles have been thor- second floor rear. '8 W Nil more of ur. Keeicr's milk will be "m" m" ”8' m “A“ it is biubly important to know that tor 1" Clark. 18 Quintet-d f Loss. street Norwaik. « W PLANS limit AN Atlltlbutitf. lira. it. ti. Vanloo‘y. lira. George moms tau-m
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