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Golden, Editor and Proprietor
- URSDAY, SEPT. 30, 19093
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Wows Department
mine. Department
’n-lranoh Office, Norwalk
-lditoflo liesldesoo
' lty Editor's Residence
tooth Norwaik, Conn.,
,A september 29. 1909.
a the Members of Old Well Lodge, F.
and ‘A. M.
If all who intend going to New
,~Oanaan on Saturday. October 2nd. to
participate In the corner-stone laying
an invitation of Harmony Lodge, No.
. will kindly notify me before noon
,ongl'riday, arrangements may be made
' or transportation by carryall.
r. s. LYON. w. M.
SHAMEFUL PRACTICE.
The Sentinel has been honitily and
‘Vldely commendml for [Is stand iii 11*
tlon to the removal of urgent cases
I the Norwalk liospilai, which shows
that the evil. existing as it has through
the Institution's life, is deplored by the
ipéopic of the town.
. Incident up on Incident of shameful
and iii-human delay in transporting pa-
itionts to the hospital come to light.
.LOne of this type of case is described
in a letter in another column In today‘s
Sentinel. The writer of this communi-
ation believes that the man he refers
.to, who had a vigorous constitution.
would have lived but for exposure in
‘ h winter storm while awaiting the aili-
hulaiice. He was a witness to the case]
As this writer points out, anybody
nonstop up to a fire box and call out
the whole, fire department. even though
only a chicken coop be in- a blaze, but
If a man is lying on wet, icy ground,
with a leg crushed to a ptiip and sioet
L 'is beating down on him. he is obliged
',to stay there as long as it takes to
I" look somebody up who has authority
to send liitn to (lie hospital. Truly, the
people of this town have, great cause
.to be proud of'some of the practices
vgoverning their institution.
_._—
We have always known that Yankee
(Doodle. is a good tune but it rendered
LL ,,"“ in. Mt service the other day
at Alumna, Pa, While a school teach
or played it on a piano, one hundred
. children marched to safety out of their
‘ hurtling school house. The roof fell
In as the teacher ielt~—but this was
not the fault of the tune.
_w~_._h
h
Someone has remarked that, the
North Pole would be a nice place It.
'locate artnberculosis saniturlum for
' he advantages Of'COOI unpoluted air.
.
’ It is interesting business, this fly
ing with aeroplanes but it would be
L .3 whole lot more interesting to the
L spectators in New York if they could
‘ half way figure when the aviators in
5 tend to take a soar. Deciphering code
signals helps some but it is tedious
VEN.
'Prcsident Mollen has given the em-
ployee of the New York. New Haven
”“7 and Hartford another pleasing object
based in civil service practice. On
October 1 the assistant on the Midland
division will be, the superintendent.
succeeding Mr. Pollock, who was pro
mated to the office of general superin-
tendentz’ and several others "down
the line.“ in consequence of these chan-
ges will be given positions of greater
responsibility. This Is indeed a most
«agreeable. departure from the custom
of awarding the good offices to men
whose knowledge of New England is
necessarily limited. Now that the
New Haven has been able to discover
pable men in Its own territory, a
, --- gain in- efficiency may be ex-
ed. The official who knows that
pacify and faithful attention to duty
be recognizcd‘at the proper time
be depended ‘iipon to do his best
3 Thus botbvthe company and
bile will profit by President Mel-
!ipromotiona of New England men.
' THAT_I.IN,E DTORM.
, tradition of the this storm dies
‘ pillar such an" bzperioucé as that
'” biweck. According to the weather
_~r-cnt we ‘hnve had "showers,"
in the ilrm belief of all the old
”’I‘ wise, what we got was a
, ,9th following that West India
.9 which visited the southern
NW change ‘In the weather. with
i
increasing: of at! the
, on n. mm.
What week. Now follows a dis-
t is very much as it was In the
M til». “d‘tha belief in the line
It s honed. If Old sol hes
th‘nli ,wccrdlng to tru-
nisous'rco. l
And now Cook threatens to sue
Peary for slender. It only needs to get
this Arctic business into the. courts
and to drag it through a slander suit,
to finish the business finally for the
public, and render chronic the tired
feeling whenever it is mentioned. Such
an ending would make it worse than a
divorce scandal and put it its the class
with the 'I‘liuw business—Bridgeport
Standard. I
_...._.___._.
RIGHT To THE POINT.
If not. more than half of the move
ments for conservation of forests and
irrigation of deserts materialize there
should be a title revival of the homely
an or chopping wood—Fall River Her-
aid.
+
There has been much' talk of the
“uplift" in this country of late, but
the Chicago meat packers seem to
have put the theory into practice
without any inlk.~— New (ii-leans 'l’inics-
Democrat.
.d.m
"What will be liob livaus' view of
the North Pole controi't-rsy'.w asks a
Virginia contemporary ilh, we sup-
pose it will be a cusory view it any-
tliipr, -ilousion lfohl.
.W.
’i‘lit Hing-ens are going to begin an
opt-n war on Standard ”ii. We wond-
er if tlic liisucus have any picfci'enci-
at, to whcrc they would be iuirictim»
Iltit'llt‘tlil'i‘ liei‘alti.
m...
The Prince of Wales will hunt big
uainc in l-inst Africa next \iiiitel‘.
Strange that he should i‘\]it‘(‘l to ilnti
any after what just happened. New
York .\iaii.
M...
Efforts in tciupt litu'ltl ll. iiill into
politics are unavaiiing. lie tannot
persuade himself to be a Republican
and it may be difficult to persuade Mr.
Bryan to girl- him lit-mocruiic ('it tit-n
tiais.—\‘l‘as|ilngton Star.
KIM-Z Edward also Is a clergyman.
But he‘ can't preach like his nephcw.
the KillSi‘l'.~'llllITtll() News.
The terms of Mr. liarriman's will
art'win enough to show that n‘onc
of his ‘SIHIO is going to be wasted in
monkey dinners at
ton Post.
Newport ”Him.“-
.9—
lt is antazinu how our old friends
of the public prints suddenly drop out
of sight. it has been a long time
since (Itil‘i'i‘lltll‘ llasltili of Oklahoma
lips had an indignant denial on the
first |liigt'.-Ilell\cl' Republican.
The country will soon be so con
cooled with aviators,
huntursthai an ordinary politician
will ailract very litlic notice—St
Louis Globe-ilcmoci'ut
c\' pitirers iIIltI
it is from (Yoiniugtnticr l‘eury that
we have learned of “my Eskimos."
"our Pole," and "my fame!" He will
learn something from the American
people later tin—Norwich Bulletin.
A most pcstifcrous and tlisagrceablt
person is the lllt'll who comes along
and tells you gleefully that lit-bought
his winter's supply of coal last May
when it, was (‘Ili‘il[Li-"\Vfllt'l'llill‘i' lie
publican.
, +
Thai committee iiI Colorado Springs
which tried to cntrap Tait lulo bath»
ing in pitblic, “little knew the presided
Lilli modesty. There are some men
who do not look well in luttliiiu; trunks.
-—llritigcport Post.
A Pittsbnrg woman stoll- Shiloh from
her employers and have the, money t(
her sweetheart. in order to keep him
That's the highest valuation yet placed
on the constancy of a lovers—New lla
ven Journal-Conrler.
WEIGHING TOUCH.
A remarkable instrument is lha
used for the purpose. of measuring
the sense of touch. This device con
slstsof a series of little disks, earl.
three iniiimeters in diameter, suspend
ed by fine. delicate thread from wood:
on handles. the last being stuck into
holes round a block. The lightest disl
is taken out and brought into contac.
with the skin of the subject, be having
his eyes closed. If nothing is felt :
heavier disk is employed, and so u,
until the pressure becomes noticeable
The disks weigh from one to twenty
millgriuns, and with their aid it hat-
been proved that the sense of toucl.
in the average person is conveyed by
two milligrams on the forehead, tern
pie and back of the. forearm. five fat
the nose and the chin and fifteen lot
the inner surface of the iingers.~Neu
York Tribune. .
NEW HAVEN POLICE CAPTAIN
DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. rill—Capt. Sam
uel J. Woodruft, who long hadbccn in
charge of the central station of Illi
police department, died early today af
ter a long ilincss, which had not, how
ever, prevented him from doing duty
for short periods. He spent his sum-
mers at Woodmont and was we!
known among those who visited that
borough during the warm weather
Capt. Woodruii' was twice married.
N0 MESSAGE FROM WHITNEY.
’ NEW HAVEN, Sept. flit-Np mes
laid has been received
. ' t Herr
Whittle is twin
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THURSDAY. seer. 30. i909.
IIIIIEI IIIIIIIS Iii
' Siilllllliili lliiliflil
Constantine F. Brunn. oI 50th Wood.
clock. Kills Sister. Brollter
and Himsell
SOUTH WOODSTOCK, Sept. 30.——
Dr. Arntln E. Brunn, who was shot by
his brother, Constantine F. Bruno. last
night. died today from the bullet
wound. and his death made the third
one in the tragedy enacted In the counv
try residence of the doctor. Constan-
tine Bran-n, after shooting the doctor.
killed his sister, Freida. and then goilig
into another room ended his own life
with the same pistol.
Dr. Brunn was very widely known
in this section, being president of the
Woodstock Agricultural Society, trus-
tee of the Kimball-Day Hospital In
Putnam, t ustee of the Woodstock Aca»
deuiy. a a former representative in
the general asseiubly. besides holding
several other elective positions in the
town and county.
The two men and their sister were
the sons and daughter of a former New
York business man and a son of Con-
stanlinc l'irnnli is a member of the,
Iiriii oi Hayernicyl. ti; l‘ruun. of New
York. Another son had been visiting
in l’liljrillll. and armed at the home of
his uncle just up the shooting occur-
i't-tI.
Today it was stated that Constantine
Ilium ball a very quick and \loieiit
It mpcr, lull that it should have led to
the Welly was beyond mmprelieu-
siou. The doctor lived a quarter of a
mile from Constantine. IMHI. night.
apparently. Constantine received a
lllt‘Htiltge- from his wife. who is visiting
in iiroultiyn, N. Y. He went to Dr.
lli‘unn's house, and nsitcdhpe of the
inmates what she knew about the tele-
Klimt. She replied that she knew noth-
ing of it. lirnnn not-med angry In-
cuusc he could not get. a reply on the
telephone to a call he had tried to
make. Leaving the maid iirunn walk-
I‘d into the reading room. and. draw-
ing a revolver. shot at his sister, Prel-
iiu. who was a guest. The shot went
wild. Ilr. Brunn stepped iii to shield
his sisicr from a second shot, and this
-tiuck hliu. Constantine then shot
and kliicd his sister. and walking to
thc tron! room turned the pistol (in
himself. The seeue was enacted in a
moment.
t‘onstaniinc ilruun was a rctlred
New York business man. He leaves
.t \Vlft‘ and two sons. Arinond and
idwart. 'l‘hc sister. Miss Freitiil. lived
I" ilrookiyu. and had been visiting
Ilt‘l'v' during the summer.
WORRIED OVER AIRSHIPS.
Soldier on Governor's Island Commit-
ted Suicide While Under Strain.
NEW YORK. Sept. Bile—“Minted by
illi' responsibility of assisting the nor-
illlituih \i‘iibnr Wright and Glenn ll.
l‘lii‘Ilsi: in preparations for their acro-
plnnc flights at Governor's" island,
Quartermaster Sergeant James Cal-0n,
if t‘mnpany i. ’t‘wcntywuinlh infantry.
'Ulllllllllt‘tl suicide in his bun-k outside
tin; rcdonbt at Fort Jay, last night.
t‘aron shot himself thmugli the head
Hill a rifle before his room mate. Pri-
vate ilurris. could prevent him. Carlin
had recently appeared to be greatly
worritd over his responsibility as the
piartcrnmster of his company. and
them two weeks ago was absent for
four days without leave in the hope. be
old his company mates, that it would
'esult in his being reduced and reliev-
ul of the rcsponsibillty.
Caron had been delegated to assist
Wright and t‘urtiss during the past
.wo days, and this seemed greatly to
ixt‘ltp him. During the late afternoon
\‘csterday, when Wright was preparing
‘0 ll}. be frequently turned to a sob
iicr near him and remarked: “Why
lon‘t that fellow up tip. I can't stand
t any lougci.“
.\ficr Wright hatl Illilllt‘ his flight
list evening. and the crowd of visitm's
ind It fi thr- island, Caron Went to his
)llllli. amt as he was turning in said
u his room unite::
“Harris. old boy, good bye."
Then (‘ai'on reached over to one.
tide. grabbed his rifle and before Ilarv
i-is could prevent him, placed it to his
lead and fired. He died almost In-
stantly. He served four years in the
l’hilippincs, and during his service had
received several medals for his New
cry.
MAY RESTRICT DELIVERY.
Poetolfice Authorities Trying to Pro
Vent Clandestine Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-—Bellev-
ing that the unrestricted use of the
general delivery window tends to cor-
rupt young women who thus carry on
"iandcsiine correspondence, Postmas
'ei‘ iinrnes of this city, following the
*xnniplc set in Chicago a day or two
lgu, is cndeavoring to discover some
method by which to enforce the deliv-
ery of letters to the local address of
mtrons, in so far as may Impossible.
He is considering the advisability OI
restricting the delivery of mail at the
zeuernl delivery window to any i191"
son to thirty days; and after that hav~
ing it sent to the correct addresses.
MISS ELKINB GAILS.
PARIS, Sept. 30,—Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins. with her two sensors! dnuith-
for. Miss Katherine Elklns. sailed
from Cherbcurg yesterday on the
steamer Adriatic for New ,Yorlt. In
spite of depicts. the statement In reit-
erated here that Miss Elklns and her
mother recently weht to Iliad Gastoin.
where they saw the Duke of the
ibrutzl. Dowager Queen Margarito of,
'taly arrived here today. trevclinfi
with her suite under the incognito i?!
the Countess of stuplginl.
REAL ESTATITIIANOFIM.
Following are the reel clinic trans-L
figs registered In thelxtown‘ clerk
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THE NECEuARY ELEMENT.
“Will yeti sail with me on the sea of
life?"
"I‘was thus be. suited her to Wed,
“You bet I wl|l~~if you raise the wind.”
The maiden succinily said.
~ Young’s Magazine.
limiting '
“solemn“
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
Thursday, September 29th
__——
VOUNG BLOOD—CORSON BEXTETTE .
Singers and Musicians.
' McNALLY.
Eccentric Juggler.
C. CHARLEY HOLSWQRTH.
The Banjo Man.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
MOTION PICTURES.
ED AND MAY WOODWORD.
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FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY is so well established here at the Boston Store that the mere men-
tion of the day is sufficient to draw the crowds.
The Prices of Course Are
the Magnets
Black Mohair
50 inch lilnck Mohair, imlmrmd (0 590 a yd
sell at 31.00. Friday special...
' Shepherd Checks
. 56 inch lllnck and “bite Shepherd t‘hccks, now so
popular. Note the widths,
inches. Friday special
Fail Diess Goods
.1‘. Inch Wool Pail Dress timuis, all
licunlnriy Mic.
ct ilnl‘s,
i-‘riday spectal ..........
39c
Heavy Coatings
'i i'u-b ilenvy Coatings in checks and stiipes. ex
.iltur iur both \mmrn and children. 69c
llt‘;lllilll_\ ii (iii and Sim, r‘ritiny special
“Beacon ” Blankets
ion l'nirs "limit-on" liinnkets, full sire. a fresh ship.
uicut rtt‘t'hl'il today; the best Iliunkci urine
in America,
iai
HemSlitched Handkerchiefs
The best .30 Handkerchief we know of.
apt-cm
“Cosmo Buttermilk ” Soap
6c
Coryiopsis Taicum Powder
1 1c
Women's Ribbed Knee Pants
25c Woman‘s liibbed Knee
special
Children’s Tan Hose
1214...: l.‘hiltii'cu's 'i’..n um. t-‘ridny succinl-u- 9C
10c cnkc of “(‘osmo linttermilk“ Soap. Friday
special ....................... ~ ............
ilnbcock‘s Coryiopsis Talcnm Powder. Friday
special '
Women’s Black Hose
Iii/be Women's lllnck ilose. Iv‘riday "special. . . . 9c
Taffeta Silk Ribbon
25c ”l‘ailt‘ta Silk Ribbon, .1 inches wide. I“r1~
day special ............................
Shell Hair Plus
the Shell llalr Plus. the dozen. Friday special. 90
17c
and Bose Supporter
lilc Fancy! This“: étipporter.
NING j SENTINEL‘
0
Friday special. . . . 9c
. rtBo
REJOICING IN MADRID. .
MADRID, Sept. 30.——The popular re-
joicing which began in the capital
that night over the victory of the Span-
ish forces in Morocco culminated at
midnight, when immense crowds as-
sembled before the royal palace shout-
ing: “Long live the King!“ 0n ap~
peering on the balcony King Alfonso
was wildly cheered.
Store : roan
[Teas A
and - ‘~ -
Coffees ' South Norwalk’s Leading Store.
Good Goods! Good Service! Good Prices
Mercerized Petticoats
300 Illack Sateen lilerccrlzcd
from three of the
Worth up to 81.9%,
table.
Petticoats, samples
biggest New York makers.
All on one special 970
Friday special .. ...............
White Shirt Waiéls
31.00 and 5L?!» White Shirt Waists, new fall tailor- '
ed effects, made of pure lrish linen. lt‘ri- 89
day special ....... C
1 ....................
Muslin Corset Cove‘rS
Friday special. .
Muslin Night Gowns
$1.00 Muslin Night (towns, made low neck. embroid-
cry and lace trumped. Friday spec~
lul ................................... . 7 c
19c
25c Muslin Corset ("overs.
Muslin Drawers
”""..2‘.’_.”i‘i‘i-lL'P‘T'T’T'ii ."‘.'T'.". T‘T‘fi’f‘i Pill”: . .‘TT‘.’ 380
Lisle Gloves
30c '.‘ Clasp anti l2 Hutton Lisle Gloves. Fri
tiny special .............................
.
35c
Torchon Laces
1.200 yards of In?" 1 "
lilo.
Luce, worth from lie to
l‘riduy special ......... . ............ .
4c.
Remnants Floor Oil Cloth I
Remnants of 2 yard wide. Floor Uilcloth,L
i
i
l
liflli’itl‘i..lii’.§i‘ .‘. . .‘f’. . . .yf'.'.".°.' 35c a yd.
Ruffled Muslin Curtains‘
F‘uli Eli. yards long. Friday special ...... 29c
Bagdad Stripe for Couch Covers
“33.0.33 .'.".".".°.S...‘.".'T‘.":...fill? 226 a yd. ‘
Household Ammonia
Large bottle, usual value 10c. Friday 8960131 70
Hirsh's Liquid Bluing
For laundrics and family use.
he.
itegular price
Friday special ....... .................
3 h
Hirsh’s Superior Bird Seed
Usually itlc. Friday special .................. I T
" Hirsh’s Bird Gravel
5c value. Friday special ...... ......... 3i .’
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F.'Beckt"nann & Co. N,
“ Goodness All Through l"
The Herald‘flhh morning insists
that Spain must obtain a reward for
her military « sacrifices by energetic
diplomatic action.
The opposition press covertly insin-
uates that the proclamation of victory
Said and Boat Can. the fiercest moun-
MAUD 0. BRAND FLOUR
DELICIOUS chlAunnv BUTTER, lb.
3 CANS NEW PEAS OR TOMATOES ............... ...........
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MISSION GARDEN OEVLON EA.‘oan .......................
”new. m; bhl.,
nun-usuem
tain tribes, have not yet been whipped.
E LLA. .Morccco. Sept. 30—
While the. Melilla garrison was still
We Always Give Em sum with Teas and Coffee -'
re oiclag today over the capture of Mr.
run, the Moorish stronghold. tight-
in; was mutilation the summit of the
‘ Imported andDoInelitic Cheese at Cut‘l’rlces
mountain. The Spanish [post there
was was attacked.” the Moors. but
the tribe-than were easily'drepuisod. .‘
The s ten Iou was. two wounded.
' Compassion Fine Wines and unnon‘
amt- mnem- lltt-at’q ems accident-.23 mutation
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Two oors.were,mede..priaonero. slur]
. .fl.~y.s
Norwalk Chronicler