Evening sentinel, Monday, October 21, 1912 · page 1

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Patient Was Able to Walk From His Room to the Wheel Chair in
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’ ECHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Preparations
for Col. Roosevelt’s departure from
Mercy Hospital to the train at Union.
Station, which takes ltlm to Oyster?
Bay, were completed early today, and
the was placed in an ambulance at
7:15 o'clock for the short trip
through the city. His train left the
statIOn at 8:08 o‘clock.

The colonel's last night at the hos-
pital was rather a restless one. He
slept only about four hours in the ag-

I gregate from the time he first fellE
asleep at 11:15 p. in. He awoke .fre-
quently and he seemed nervous. It
was said by Night Nurse FitzGerald

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that tltis was chiefly due to the ex-
citement of ‘his coming departure and
not to any untoward symptons that
developed in the courSe of the night.

When he was ready ‘to depart. the
colonel said he was feeling well, but
that because of his restlessness dur
ill-g the night he was semewhat
sleepy and hoped he would be able to
get some rest after he had reached
his berth on the train. He was cheer-
ful and expressed pleasure that he
was so soon to be on the way to his
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The South Norwalk Progressive
Party held another rousing rally in
Music Hall, Saturday night, immed-
lately following the motion picture
show, at which were shown pictures
of Colonel Roosevelts trip. The ral-
ly was the most successful held up to
title present time,
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Lieut. Hans Cericke and Aide,
Lieut. Stellar, Fell Three Miles
’ in Crhiunhain, Germany

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BERLIN. Oct. 21. ~Tlle announce»,
ment of the death, yesterday, of
hieut. lions Geticke, winner of last
year’s. international balloon race in
the United States and head of the
team of German defenders in the
races held from Stuttgart next Sat-

here, today..., He was throwu from his
“balloon at a height of three miles by
the explosion of the gas bag. which is
believed to have been struck by light-
ning. His aide. Lieut. Steiler, was
also killed.

Gericke and Stelier were making a
trial night to test the new balloon
which they expected to use in the in-
ternatlonal races. Just above the
town of Grossenhatn they mat of
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with a loud explosion Both men
iand were dead when picked up.

‘ The shattered instruments.

Ewhcn they were suddenly
vertical gust of wind which pushed
them straight up with a violence of a
hurricane to a height or over 15. 000

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Fined $25 and, Costs of $9.0l

clock on Saturday evening, as
grooety wagon was returning to the coroner last week,

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Michael Abrahems and Frank
idoriarty ”injured by Being
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Official of the New Haven Road Claims That Coroner’s'W
Assured him He Never instilled nlal Fire Exting-
uishers Were Useless

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Signal Engineer. Morrison Says Speed Mania of limeriee .
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Benjamin Kurtze, chauffeur for the-B

to avoid by rising above‘ the disturb- ! Diamond Motor Car Sompany. of New;
once. When a mile “in the air, their ‘ Rochelle, was fined :25 and costs, this-
craft was caught in an eddy and ’be ‘mornlne. by Judge Edward M Lock-
oame unmanageable. After Eterrlfic WWI!
plunge straight upw,srd the bag burst’caused the accident of Saturday ev- & Hartford Railroad, October 3, Sat- ‘
'ening on
”‘9 ”madame be dropped three miles to the ground when Kurtze overtook the delivery

{wagon of
which‘ smashed into it. throwing the dliver, gineer C H. Morrison were the wita+ since the wreck in which Mr.
the balloonists carried on their flight,I ’Michaei Abrahams, and his compan- nesses of the forenoon.
were examined today The recording ion, Master Frank Moriarty, (nor the attempted
appuratusl‘showed that they were rld- dashboard Special
ing at a height of six thousand feet H. Paine did good work in arresting properly and adequaetly charged and Crompton said that Mr Kaiser _
hit by a Kurtze.

for his carelessness w-chi h
the Connecticut turnpike,

Abraham's grocery and

Officer William

The accident took place about 7 c'~
the

fcgt Estate after Ming deliveries to the

At this altitude. the bag burst et-

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Coxor. or John J. Phelan resumed Oath that the extinguishers were“
his hearing in the Saugatuck bridge in working order. There were do.
wreck on the New iork New Haven witnesses which made the "

claims.
urdav forenoon. '

E .. Denies Extinguisher Story. ,
Walter S Cromnton. insurance in-‘i Mr Crompton told of an at

specter for the road and Signal Ell-E conversation he had with hit

The former denied that he had said that he
to show that fire extln tried the extinguishers at the ‘w _
guishers on the wrecked train were and found them not usable. Hr
in good working order at the time very positive in denying this.

Kaiser of coroner was surprised that bdr. Ki.»
who appeared before the' ‘

testified under 1

Westpolt,

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Cool-go Bedding, Convicted of

ire-tweed. Hm up James
the mess suddenly struck from

bacterium ”thrown to one extinct the sflm- “RE flwm

road, the horse being knocked down '

out of the 91¢ boards. ., Mayor Ed-
war-d J innegan, Councilmen William
Thomison and William onard will
retain their chairs. The new seats

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change shunt of the Washington ex-

fllust Pay Death Penalty

‘ - ed Friday by the directors of the New.

OCEOUOI‘ 318B Haven road. Very little further than

the official statement could be gained
from the operating men.

The prevailing belief seems to be
that the interstate commerce commis-
sion ordered the road to remove these
trains at once from the old method
of shunting passengers around the
crowded New EYork harbor on flat-
boats, which was about what the old
systemhmounted to.

The change as carried out Friday
night put the Colonial on the auto
’bus transfer through New York.
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werunnsrlnnn. bet. 21.»—ocorse
Reddlnlf. of Humden, the boy murder-
er of Morris Greenberg, a New Ha-
vett peddler, will pay the death pen-
alty on the night of Oct. alst, the ex.
ecution taking place as soon after
midnight as it can be carried out.
Since his confinement in prison, Red—
dlng has gained eight pounds and
spends his time reading and writing.
lie expresses no fear of death. He
will be taken to the death chamber
on the 29th and will receive his last
visit from friends next Sunday, The Federal, the night train, which

‘ileddlng will be the twenty-third ,has the new huckloberry route
prisoner to he executed at the prison Iaround through Jersey. did not nego.
here and will be next to the youngest flute the Poughkeepele bridgell‘riday
to pay the death penalty. night. It brought its passengers to
New York, and exchanged thgm‘
across city by 'bus.

STEREOPTICON LECTURE ON 80-
CIAL CHRIC‘TIANITY.
WWW “noticing; or, Where the Other
MR8. ALTENBR‘ANDT 8UEB FOR Half idvee,” will be the subject of a

”WORSE: ~ lecture to be given ill the Parish Hall
Alleging in her petition that he has of Affinity Church this evening at 8
been lntolerably cruel on divers on 'p Admission 15 free to all The

cantons since January. 1892 Mrs Add program of the lecture to as follows:
IF. Altcnbrandt, of Norwalk asks to Housing; or was", me Other Hair

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«One mudt see Miss MacLeren to
realtzer her Wonderful ‘ublllty. She
appears in The Man From Home to
' morrow night in Trinity Parish Hall.

 

 

 

he 198MB Hepuratod tram her hue .Ltves. Terrible conditions in New
bond, Abram A, Altonbrandt. also of York city In other cities. In . In
Not-walk An attachment has been dustrlnl towns. Model tellemonlo

lodged against the property of the and villages,
defendant to the extent of $2. 000 and undaermany,
the papers are returnable before the ......_.... .__........_..
“Superior Court on the first Tuesday ~CARD 0" THANKB-
in November. We desire to thtlnk the friends and
The plaintiff was Miss Add 13' neighbors for their kindness in our
Decker until November tat, 1887. .1841 bereaVoment
when she married Mr. Altenbrnndt MES. B1. A- MOWRY-
Not only does Mrs. Altenhrnndt ask . Cl. 3- ROBINHON.
for I. separation in her politics. but ' “W ,
alimony as well. ill. employ Finch When the clerk came to open the
is her attorney. . Jason: Brothers store, in Benton street
WWWM at 8 thin morning he found a ban
~cARD OF THANKS. cored slot machine, from which had
We desire to thank the friends for been taken. the money and contents,
their kindness during the ointment: iconelstlng of chewing gum and chose
and following the death of my with.. late. one penny remained in the till,
especially Cupentm' boost, its and otherwise the machine will mutiny.
Enrico Edition, of the no of When Gilles: Frank a. titration mite
, Bat Had 00.; Mr. Wilden,“ :ed to springwood be was “tied of
“Metronome to Insurance do. ffan' the

and no to ore-e um not not modes.
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press which was peremptorlly order- '

ting his annual custom, will have a

 

and and took it into his mental: ,

Cahill and John D Milne
As everything is to be harmonious
this year it is anticipated that work
will begin with a rush and that new
appointments wil be made at tones”
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan, follow

message. but from intimations it is
expected that the message will be
‘very short. Mayor Finnegan will how-
’evcr, rte-suggest all his good sugges-
tions of last year and it is likely that
many will be carried out during the
coming term of the new council.

 

TRISTRAM a HYATT'S FUR SEA.
SON.

The season’s fur selling will be tnau
gurated in a most nttractlvemanner at
Tristram & Hyatt'g all day of Wednes-
day of this week, when arepresenta
tive of one of the largest fur manufac-
turers in the country will be present
with a complete showing of the latest
styles in fur garments of all kinds. The
display wilt"lnclude coats of Cable
Squirrel. Hudson Seal, Carpool. Mar-
mot, Black Pony, and Natural Pony,
and scarfs and muffs of Mole. Hud-
son Seal. Mink, Natural Wolf, Pointed
Fox, Natural Raccoon. Clvot Cat, Jap
ultese Fox, Black Fox, Red Fox. Por-
elnn, Black Wolf, Beaver. Janaddse
Mink, Curacul, Black Luvs. and balck
Raccoon. All interested are Cordially
invited to be present.

A BLIOHT CHANGE.
George Ado told of a visit which
hill father recently made in New
York. At the Herald Snuaro hotel
soon after arriving he became rattler
friendly with the chief clerk. lathe
course of the conversation. the clerk
said:

“Mr. Ade. have you ever been
New York before?”

“You" was the reply/Ni was here
once befom.”, E
"Did you notice runny changes?"
salted the clerk
“A fair}? until Mr. Ade. M‘l‘bo thea-
trical syndicate has put up a few new

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atom on. the main street." .

 

‘ this city, were joined

milliliter. and: nomad some .st

cup in next Saturday's contest.

.the likely winner on the international ’0er nine years 01d. sustained a deficit. Hflma ill
lgash over the left eye, for which med

Gerlcke and stellar had expected to ice! attendance was imperative MEI"
try for an altitude record in the Abrahams W38 “0‘ much injured but
course of msterday's flight and had badly shaken up. The horse was cut

equipped their car with o‘ttygen tanks and 1m 13V considerably. The W3

during the rarined atmosphere of the
high altitudes.

 

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and the town clerk held their regular,
going through the mill.

made this year

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wEHRLBn-E-BANNUM."
Frank A. Wehrle. of 120 Washing—

SIturdsy’ afternoon in Danbury.
announcement to this effect took the:

plots surprise this morning when it
we» milled around by word or mouth. 1

the best wishes of their many friends
for success and happiness in their —
union. Mr. and Mr. Wehrle will make
Ethelr home at 120 Washington street:
for the present.

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The next wanton will be in South l9 01
Norwalk on Wednesday, from 3 to a mood Motor Car Company was pres fare. comprised the route necessarily
out with Home and did not wish to tell-en to reach the fiance. The direct
l 1distance would take‘ but two or three
,mlnutos to reach.

,appeal the case.
' Booth Norwalk Town Court Cases.

drum: and his case was continued
until 8 o'clock. thin afternoon.

; a W69]; no. forfeited a bond at lloo.‘

this margin. ‘ ;
The annual meeting of the Namath , 2' """"“ to ‘
m ' » i E ‘ . “E‘s- LEVY, "

‘l‘ 9 Want Mondvntll‘ld clothing deal-
. Elm removed from in Washington ,
to 80 Wet so. in the new will: ,

t a: sot-ops lull

land apparatus to assist them in en- KO“ "5 quite badly damaged

The automobile lights were out

something being the matter with the of Robert T. Lamb's family, of 9 Hen
presto-light tank and there being an ry street.
labeence of kerosene in the oil lamps.
iFor this, and the reason that there ed a small fire, which although the
was a ng bank through which he entire fire department reaper-.ded was
was going, to driver did not perceive put out by passersby before the ar-
lthe wagon until it was but four feet rival of the fire fighters.

More voters were made Saturday in away. He then did all he could to was slight. but the 818m 0! the flames
South Norwalk, when the selectmen stop. but it was too late.

Croceryman Abraham telephoned

sitting. one hundred and pity-three of the affair to the police and Sue for assistance.
This makes ciai Officer Payne
a total of three hundred and fifty- -0ne, 'bufill locating his man in

immediately got
the Roy-

,nolds Motor our Company Garage, chase.
The list of those made. by districts,' where damages were being repaired North avenue, Camp street, Adams

in as follows: lomcer Payne arrested Kurtze, who avenue, Unlpn avenue again up Main loos labor organizations intern
Men Women was later released under a bond of street through a side strsét to West regard to the Thompsonvllle
First District 13 1 4850. Main street. down fleet Main street “In my oplnlon it was 8. ‘br ‘
Second District ...... 125 ‘ a ' Judge Lockwood ordered a line of to Summer street.t ougb Summer to criminal assault. which who
'l‘hhd District ....... 17 t 325 and costs. which amounted to Chestnut and down Chestnut to Hen led on Mr. Miles, and l have I

A representative of the Din»

William Bonnets, of Nova Scotla.

ton street, and M1,,” Nona fiarnum of was arrested Saturday night for red yards, as the c
n marriage drunkenness and was fined 88. with one’ratlon's in Main
The out units. ‘

Richard Delahonty was arrested for

friends of the happy cquplg by com drunkenness, and forfeited to bond of realization of ivhut
’15.

Michael Dunleavy, arrested for

9011; of mg contractln nrtlcs are drunkenness. while holding a bottle
Well known in the Norwgal’ho and have party in Water street. Sunday, was and North avenue ms rung in, to cell
'fined 88, and want to Jail.

lease Still was arrested for being‘

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He Writes That Brutal
EWasiaade-Eon Chit-g

Gov. Baldwin has sent ti) ill
retarieu of Central Lahcrj‘Uni ,.
Danbury, Scuth Norwalk and m
port replies to the letters self
them under date of October; 15,. ‘_
called his attention to alleged MW
ful conditions in Thompsonvlllo
the town of Enheld, where, it led,
ed, C. H. Miles, of Auburn. EN. 1'
organizer for the American I"
tlon of Labor. was assaulted and , ,
en out of town. On October the“.
ernor Baldwin gave a hearing on ‘
matter at the capitol to a dele L
of laboring men. His reply was .,
follows: , " _ ;

"Dear Sir: Your letter of (let '
in is received. On that day 1,
full hearing to representatives

Robert T. Lamb in
Norwalk, Slightly Damaged .
Last Etienlng

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Because her hands were crippled
with rheumatism, an elderly member

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Norwalk, dropped a lamp
last evening, at her home and cans-

The damage

so terrified the lady that the bloke
out the window paper: and screamed

To reach Henry street the Norwalk
fire' vehicles played quite a game of
Up Main street, through

that if presented to the pr '
attorney of the town court of
he will institute proper p .
provided the criminals can 1)
ed by such efforts as he at
’to matte. aided by the internal
Mr. Miles. and such witnesses oil
may be able to produce
“You" very truly" .
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outcome lllllll
turns to clip

Eli‘lre, started probably b“
destroyed the burn and content

Blazing of about dfly loot 0
Alfred ill. Force. f Portland M6» the Standard Oil Works on
and Min Margaret It. bouncy. 0! by the Bostonian Bare rd“
this city, ware not it in marriage. ygpterday morning in:
Saturday evhnllttt.8 8:80 at ”St. Jon-T ,mmm was diatom
iy ceremony wan 'wtioE lives til the little r

ry street and fluent l+llo that thorough

t was a case ofi
over a mile run -to get several hllind‘
ow flies. Paving
threat made the
course necessary all "1086 who wit-
nessed the chase we‘re brought to the
would have. oc—
curred had the tire dean of more ser-
ious proportiohe. ,
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