L , DI“. Cronin'a Assassination Stirs
the City.
A PIIIA Dllld'll l.t.\' Sl'Sl'lit'Tlfill.
Ital In! El)! III Known the Man “I.
M II.- lnrdcr—Tlu- IIacIs IIrInr
fill ll Ila" Mn lodged in Jail—tier-
.“ ml. I. I}. Made.
Mano. lay ‘le—TlI-I Very latent I we]—
"htltho Cronin numb-r cane justily
“W that the guilty pnrtm; will soon be
M. Tho polici- are now holding
.- hnrtant men-t cuulcrvII-u in Capt.
Mount in lake View, and there is no
all Oh“ noun-thing important is under
Min. Judge lanIgenccln-r, when seen
by. United l’re- rcportcr, and that the
policewoman the trail of one 0‘ the prin—
dpala in the crime. and he helicwd the whole
my would he laid bare within a lew
boon
\Icppoud to In the [lack Driver.
It was rumored that the p.1ice had placed
under meat the young man a ho drove up to
the Conklln "residence on the night of Satur-
day, May -i. and carriul away the doctor to
“doom. This, however, could not be con-
Inned. It was said the fellow was in case
toll] at the East Chicago avenue hkllluu.
Corona Hart- impanoled a jury (or the
inquest. Alter the jury had viewed the body
the inquest was postlnned tilt next Tumlay
at 10 o'clock.
Col. W. P. Rand arrived at the [film VII-w
flatten and was taken Into the morgue. The
meat ‘1‘. Bend saw the ("rpm he tx-
claimed:
A Startling Am-rtion,
"Yea, that in (“robin—then- it no doubt
about it—thom is the hotly of Dr. Cronin, the
victim at a mo.5t tool and awlul murder. 1
canlay my hand upon the man that insti-
gated the crime, and point him out and make
no mistake."
llr. Bond was quuttioned about this ntate
meat, but would only my that all he knew he
would tell to the state attorney.
Hall an hour later State Attorney Long-
enecker and two of his Mutant: arrived.
Judge lungeneclrer first exanuml the blot dy
trunk and the corpw of Cronin, and wag
then closeted for an hour with Col. Read.
After the consultation the gI-Iitiwnu-n would
any no more than that Several arrests would
surely be made.
“'oodrutl": Part in It.
Next to the mystery I-urroumling th.» mine
of Dr. Cmnin’s removal stand the athplciuu‘
statements made to the police by tho- man
Black, or Woulrufl, now continml in the
county jail for hora: stealing. Ilia {muons
story concerning the removal of a trunk cun~
hitting a human body from the “'utroua‘
burn, on tin.- morning alter the [Thom-Immun-
of Cronin to the plum where it was found by
52L ‘ thepoliw, was, after inthigatiou, thought
by the police to l»; l'ai-c. But in the light of
L later «let'eloptioszits it way thought then,-
i" might be tI nth in it. Avmrilingiy Woo-inn!
‘L was again .‘Illljt'tll’tl to the pumping [Iron-3's
M The last that could he 1,:- t, lower er, was
I that he (W oodruil) Would do llbt bait to ex-
plain certain things i! the otlicer would secure
bail for him. Woodmtl insisted that it was
not Cronlu's body he hauled from the born
that night, and that it Cronin 15- dead he was
killed since that night. became h: saw him
at barn.
‘ " I wasrumored In good authority that an
arrest had been made of n conledcmte of
WWII. The police authorities were ex-
tremely reticent about the matte-r and would
neither afllrru nor contradict the rumor.
P. O. Sullivan, the Lake View ice dealer,
was taken to the East Chicago po'iice station,
but bk explanations were evidently satisfac-
twy to the police, mu he was allowed to go,
It was to his place, it i4 claimed. that Cronin
was called the night of hi»; disapyrarancc.
Three Suspect».
The care has been placed in the hands of
Detective William Pinkerton. There are
Wampum Two .1' them are under sur-
veillance. 'nurw men are haunted to be so
closely a-ociated with the foul murder as» to
ho able to tell how it was comummatid.
That: in another class of suspects. These are
the lending conspirators who, while they
yobably took no hand in the actual (Emil.
nation, gave it their lndorsement, if not their
hearty support.
> llmlbly Mutilated.
Dr. Todd said that the skull of the dead
antiwar cut open and the brain removed.
Mir thump had been taken oil the phy-
ddamdbcovaed that the bones componing
than“ had been marked by the blow: of
thin“) testament which probably mused
th doctw'l death. There was no sign of
math: about the brain but the lungs
Indpnhnonnry cavity were filled with blood.
Dr. Todd my! this might have rosulted 1mm
' the fact that the body was head downward
:5,’ mu» catch basin. A cut one-half inch deep
wallmnd upon the neck, and several bruise;
am the lower limbs. The theory that Dr
Galinwu choked to death was exploded
'l'hadocton found no rigm o! sum-cation.
.TlIa page through thewindpipe was un-
olutrncted
WW“ W .vrwrrmciwr . u 1..., ‘
.3
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It ha been decided to hold the funeral arr—
vieuonSundayandburyDr. Cmninin
Calm cemetery. The other arrangement!
h" been left to a committee at ten.
A Philadelphia shadowed.
Puma, Kay u—Bver since the
richer. Birmirwithhdd,hut he'sa
mdthelridINafimlhtgand hem
3bmgoing. Inahoutaweekhinacqmmt-
mmunrbedtolamthathohad
“am"hfld to bin that]: thb
lad-aunt! withDrzcrunnI.
no lined Pew-ale Add.
Yul, lay A—Wiflhm G. finitb,
£-
«gigs... _‘ Man-
lotto sLAo
m Ital-u neat-am Irma
me wanna but...
Mao-to III the tabla-ta.
Warm-ores, flay u~8omvtary Win-
dow. tarp-bland the run-It auntie-about
touhh in the cabinet, aye: "i have amt-dad
ovary «um: nan-ting but we, and l have
It"? .- or board tho least sign of any db-
n‘nvablo tin-ting.
"Thu [mu-tent hi always kind. «whom
and comukrata, l have man a number of
atorlm printed about stormy cabinet Innat-
taxi, but they mallnonauua They harlno
mum (coalition in tact than this one ha“
"laittruethat amt-a balsam
than among members ot the «Hoot becau-
they could not get their mammal-tau
approved!“
"it is not true. We consult the preddcut
and think that it in his right to be «mailed
about amniotic-n For my part 1 unglul
to have him take the munihllity. Nu
quarrel mull ever be ruined with Inc on that
acute. The preddent is unusually canlnl
about his anwintmuuts, even lathrtourly
carelul not tum-he lad aelwtioua Butno
lault can he (mind with that. "
“The Itul'ieu printed 0t cabinet Ill-apno-
menu have usually had llr. Blaine an tho
central figure, but have not. lmtotura con-
tained your name."
"Mr. Blaine ha- ncver said a word in my
Moe," Inld Secretary Window, “that
would ludicatoany «Shawl-otter: on his part.
All the Itm'lat about llr. Blaine attempting
tot-ontrol other departments than his own
are as lunch-s5 a5 lllil last story.”
Secretary l’I‘vn'tur not only war not. at the
cabinet Hurling un Tue-day, but baa not has.
in \t aahington nince last Friday, when II:
M at to \' crmoti:
DOCTORS PROMTSE TO DISAGREE.:
‘llm Result of tin Tobin Automy May
l'ngrrulrr Prraoualltlrs i
le Ya lili .‘rlny 24 -Now a personage
mun-Ls turnarl who thinks he Isaw
Tobin trying 0! I a tnrryhoat. 13.. P. Corning. ,
knownae llnrr_. lice, a trapeze performer,
ntatml to ( hie! 1k- rite, of ti)..- h'tapleton police,”
that lwo-awaw LnIan crying on the (mar!!!
pm i t n Staten bland boat on the night at
Slay 3. ll. turning to the spot later theL
woman had div-apparent. “ lien shown Maul
Tobin II 1 liotogr. Iph be thought it wan the he
had seen in Hull evident dntnx‘. l'inperin-|
tI-Inlcut llm’btc-l, of the 3t: aInb-Int mrnpanyj,
any: the wuumn I'Uulll not litti‘IrgtIi’ltr over tla.‘
rails without being: mm.
The duct-In- prnIIIiu: tn Ili5agru- abortly
Dr. Ilol noon -n' .II b: LL53 Willing to stati- that
Mary dill n«'. Ill'ulnt,
C- roner \V nod, 3.! .\ Mllllt‘l',’ is willing to
make a mruilar rtntetnent
ltr 13w") my: nhe wuulrowneul, and the
autIL Lp y made by him shows it. 11..- puta little
taitl. in the Ivlntrnryopini-Im of fell-mp“
lmiunnli. Th: police are atill more hing!“ {ort
[Ytrlia uluLvLiimto lime mm Mary Tobin
April :9 or rim-e.
[mousse ALlVE.
Fifty-i 1,,11: “clot: Mitten Made Prlaomn
by a Car: In.
lJIS'nIV, May Jl—Tl‘m run! 0! a an! mlnoL
near llc 3rthy r-Tydvil, W ah -:I tell in while all
lulnvls "I I": '1! work.
Um: with r W34 rru- alt-:1 t l' .lI-nth initantly!
and revernl w 3r: injure-l. l'--,,ilty«i 'lll men
are l‘fllt’flllllf-l and are liable to 5utl nation !
air and mcam of exit he' mg mt oil. I
Working partiesi have gone below to rattle
the .5urvivorc.. They will have to dig through?
an imixwtw- quannry of debris. Time pal-5 .
ties are ('IIriatutilly bring rrlien-Il and reen—
lorced by {rah grin-gs.
The agony «It :iL~;,t‘::L‘i' among the mlatim
(Ii the itiiprinIm-I! met: i5 terrible.
A l’anner'w Lad flared the Train.
l‘x'rrsntrrm. May 'JL-A special lrornCorry,
Pa" say a there was almod a dimmer on tho
Wntr-rn New York and Yenmylvlnia rail—
road at the "Boom Hollow" trestle, between
llrocton and I’m-4mm Tbeoperator at Brno
ton largo! to deliver an order to hold a train
until nnnthvrhml arrived. The two tninsl
were arprnmhinz the treztle from «rm-bite
directiom around a curve, when a farmer‘s
little boy, who was working in a [nature
nearby, suwthe danger, ran up the track
andtlaggnd one of the trains. They were
atopped juxt- in time.
To Build 11m: New (trill-en.
\i’asmso‘tox. May M—Adrmiaerncnta
for bids tor building three new 2,000 ton nu-
umnred cruisen tor the navy are being pro
pared at the navy department. The ranch
will be known ”We, War-ll], and
are to be built at 3 mt not exceeelingby fill),-
tltneuch. ltwmi lett diacrctimryhy cen-
gress with the navy department to build
either guulmats or Maud the latter
were clumn.
Int] liar. to and Trial.
liiinwwinn, )lay 21—1113 motion at the
lawyer. tor the two Chinamen charged with
entzcing young girl: intotheirlalmdria to 3
th the prosecution on mount of defects
in the law, owing to clerical errors made
during the legislative season last winter, was
overruled by the court, and the Mongolian:
willhetried under the lawthat existed at
the time of the crinr.
sumac [at Hyatt.
\nw Yong, flay ZL—Jndgc
the supreme court chambers, ha: denied the
application male oubehnlt of Dr. Charles
E. Simmlorthetrial before-a Moreno!
omit against them olthelato
Samuel J. Tiflculs rotate tor the recovery at
“£150, alleged to be due for “exclusive"
protesional carries.
Throw Mb- (ruled.
Wasnums, Ilay 24—11:. at
thetraauryhsanmfirtodJ.W.Knowlm
canton-n of the public building fit. at
kidding-1011mm
'nc Movie-aha: noel: to limp.
mar Your, lay 2L—‘l’hatwucx—eouv‘iet
1. You the Capital AM In.
Ana“. Maya—133m mud“
Bovernorliillwillvotothhfll
were 551’ I .30 now (0‘2. ’0
'sider them positive a great bar-
1N0
~ annihilation
S. SMITHS
Dill GEMS. HHLSB
SPECIAL!
EA] 1'1‘\ 01 our oli'oliuizs Is the cause ()1
a success. "llIo iIIthI-st the people are
taking IS constantly iIIcIeasin. Each sno-
cecdiuu sale IIIiIWS gloat lllilllllms to oIII
stoic. When no sz'Ij we sell goods at half
their value all who kuou us know no (10 it.
W 3 always keep our word. A.‘ :III illustr: -
tiou: when we advertised to sell; " yards of
Fruit I‘Il'tbc. 1.00m Muslin l'oI 20c all 3.31m
know us know we did it. 11 u did not it y
to dcfr and the people, .15 (lltl out n ()1 LII BE
popular and I: l3}..ll\lll.l] 111 y -Good.5 House Of
'Nqu.I!k, and adwitim 10 ymds of ll‘lllll
()1 the Loom Muslin for? ”c and then sell 5
nods ol Slazy, Unbleached Muslin iu5tez,ul
In mdm to 33' am :3 clowd.
Here’s What W__e____’ll 331! This Week!
M. 3. SMITH. (TM 3 SMITH
“.3 intitc partic 3u1.u alien ‘ 01' which
lion to the balance 01 our 5pm LParaso s “.0 have
Li-I! Hllt: ol count: rpnues, which (.m-fimlau
were $1 3.) now 87c.
I satin If .439 Ill! flail].
M S SMITH.
Also the IIIIlaIIu- (If our
Gents lialbriguin l'IIderwcar
( II nliich we (1er competition
Wt rc She. now 2 no.
1: S111!!! ST 251:.
99"
M. S. SMITH.
llali's Wire Skirt
m
extensive bluck all through the
season, :qu have just received
a new supply, will oiler to the
people greater bargains than
before :It the following: 1.10,
worth ‘2 00.
1 P0811111! SSTHIE TH 9111!.
,. GO. -3-—-
M. S. SMITH.
A line Gloria Parasol for
12,l!l wmtb" -. ..
“MW:
H. S. SMITH.
A line Glorii Parasol
inch for 1.69, worth " It)
i saving It 813.
In fact we pride ourselves
that we are headquarters on
painsols this season
11. SMITH.
We would also call particu-
lar attention to our new and
complete stock, just received,
01 Lace, Swiss and Cauubric
Houucings and all over eIu-
broideries, for 75c, worth 1,25;
13‘0I ms
133mg of $100.
___w.——-
M. S. SMITH.
The Tulane-e of our regular
7:31: corsets of which we have
sold a great quantity and con-
2t;—
gain at 37c,
IIIIM If 38llllllflllllllflll‘.
M. S. SMITH.
A large stock of best prints
just received on which we will
give our customers :1
33mg 01101181178111. {mm m. on, north 1.35; 110, worth
.' 1.50; 1.25, ’wot‘th 1 135' 1.35,
E11131 DIES. \voIth 1.75; 1.110, \vorthl l;80
1.50. worth 2.00;
3.00.
l PflllHllll Saving If 50 1181‘ it
MSSHH‘H
A few more of those lL’lc
Ribbed \ ests, worth 25c eav: h.
1830!!!! 01 12 1-23 In Each.
Qoq5o—'—
1!. S. SMITH.
Again we would announce
to the people that we stand at
the head With our Hosiery,
Silk Gloves and Mitts Corsets,
knit gauze and musliLn Under-
wear stockn Any one in need
it would certainly pay them In
inspect them, as we are having
great sales In each of these de
partments which is positive
evidence we are selling below
our competitors prices.
has Htlllil! Slitlalll.
11.8. SMITH.
II) it. [III 81, St lltlllll.
2 .25, n ortb
M. s. SMITH.
400 pieces of Ribbon just
received, which we place on
sale for Thursday as follows.
'I'Toriuerb sold for 17 pm
yard, now So.
i saving I! In III Iain.
S. 8. SMITH.
\o. 9 formerly sold for 20c
per yard, now 10c.
l saving 01 11!: [Ill lat-ll
———..-.__._—
I. S. Sll'l‘H.
Don’t tail to see our No 12
tor whiclr the regular price has
been 25c per yard, now 121;.
“1811M If 50 III IIII
”Bass llIItI I smith
8. SMITH,
SCOFIELD
LAI‘I‘I FLOIVNCIIB.
Biarltthmmln Plonunmu I10, 1 ti and It?
penumworthl w. ItlnaIdIIa
flwtv Punting at ml: Wt It“; worth Ir. 1'15
and I no. Black want-h tI‘uIIupam Mount-nu at
I lit. worthl I..
tH'I‘IIBVS.
Flue VII-uh a d Domenic Kateeuu lII Iimfihae
pattern. trout 10c lo 26c pal yard.
i‘btlllor and D. e- a nun hum IIt "(3 per yard.th
l! 34'.
Zephir ('11 th it rapprn and Ta (town. It I W
IO'tl Ilrt when (or 7:00
All In recourltno of I'm-tan band dress trttl-
IIIIIIt-v, whirluro the love! In the place.
We haw jIH “mud a line of [.onl Fauntleroy I
thllari and t'utlu. MN! 01 that latent uovelty.t.lw
Dlnctmn rum nu.
mus}...- aud t hillian' u Nulliu Underwear lrolu
Aunt: to lo I): at our the (‘om-t Coven.
WI 5Il|l have about 10 down ol’ than [Adwt'
limped Sarah MIK lu a2! shade. at 93¢ per yard. I u
SCOFIELD
No. :3 thrust to lltiihling Nor-“111k. .
W.II. MEEKER & 00.
50 LB AGENTS
‘
A
e
F0 R TI-Il
SHMM"
'HIIIH 1113918 .Htlltli.
Plumbi 41:,
Steam. and
Gas fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND ‘I‘ l N \v AR [33.
'9: meta given tor
38 Washington
Continued Sale Dry-
ll'lhl)’ lt Mad \‘mu uh uh we will (air at "W on Friday worhallopen another lot. which will he;
Goods still Progressing at
a: I-IO'YT’S.
We are Continually Opening Choice Gouda at. Aatoutahtng Bargain“.
now. i coun’rr: amul-
t The ll aohlran I-qumt (hunt: mm. the
"mailfiaj’; 333“” ”'3 1“" in t W“ M it 4. onto Hrs The birpt one in up!“ "or
noun.
ladle". Ilm' and (.‘Illdn-n' - llrlorh h Fehop I {"I '0‘
pm Itu super tan black tune at m per pan. kvrry ! (no yard: manic» netting at Sta.
pair warranted tut black. Fancy t Mam menu
‘ CAIPB’I‘I.
PAIABCDIJ. ,3 Hutton cm- "plume at Mo
3 Branch at tron 40¢ per: Hard
We have on hand and an manually n-ootvlag‘ [tutti-m It glow a tram flan-NT! at It!
the very choice-t aovottiu u! the Iran-II la ill line. 1 It "verb 1qu ol loquue am
Antoni-u u tor the Ian-inc we I .i M
00‘ flared at very low rate: It!) no e Id three Me dour mttl. worth ‘18".
We were never Inoro onto to Iatlaty the wamu or our canto-on than at prone-It. In you wlll be couitncocl urte'r until». m.
«I! HOYT,
No. 30 Washington St. South Norwallr.
SENTS lAHIES l1!!! SHlllllllllS
UNSEHWEAR
In all Sizes, tum! Variety and Reasonable Prices.
Still ltillltllhli lllll P11118018.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
St, So. N orwalk, Gt.
x
,1
..._-.__r_
BanBPon'r mam.
Steam am Hot Air Heating.
acne um. BLOCK
[lure Juet Mach Another I urge 1 urthta- It
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
Colored and Black l’nlllo From-aloe. “'Itlo Black Surat:
SIN“, ill-Inch (Bro Grulnc Silks, Colored (iron Grain
and Sarah Sill“.
TlII‘Slllt' are all of the most reliable umk er, and Wool floods the ac wcgt and
most lashiot. able.
N ote the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One Cow nil-wool Henrietta Clothe, FplPlIdld quality, price aIc—theae are
advertised it New York papers as bargains at 409. Om- cam 40 Inch pure wool
mixtures 25c. One case tlm- Flannel Suiting-I 2I:. 40 pl3 can beautiful Grey Sult-
Inga 25?. 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtun- o 33c.
HSHHSSHH! 00111111111111!!! SHHHIHS.
40 pi -c-.u 5 Snipes, Shaded Mixtures and PI one I I match. wide pure wool goods,
:“st fife—tin 5 ~are reiniar 50c gooda. 4 I [lit I. .- :9 tmatl' .ful St rue-s 50c. 30 line dollar
Serg- 621,13.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
One can at the finest Gamel's Unit Clubs that ever cutie to this country.
Never so 31.) n; “(8111838 than 81—;Iric- l: 59.3.
81113, Sarah Satin, Baézimers, ll‘lllll‘fli and Ralimiri
In “I'll 820.000 l’lrrcllauc are some at the heat Silk Bar-gull“ cter
om red in llrtu cII-L.
L01 \0. l-—40 piccesCIhrcd ladle H .k53, tb ten $1. coeds. 22 ahader,
all new. one $1. 2’I colored Rid. mire, Ih» tl Ilmr rad. plane 09:; 30 plem Arm-
urea and Ruiz m: rs. all m- w «have» .5o'l h ’Tt‘i. to: 3 at $1 :25. priceS‘ .. 50 piece-
heat dollar U. o: Urnine Silks will go at .I93.
FOULARD, CHINA. IltDIA AND WASH SILKS.
“.3 are hurting upwards of 100 chi Price {mm 49.: to $1 50.
81;
Close br vars requested to examine Bil libel; \fiika .It GI, 7 5, 89.: and
Rudunira at 50 59, 6:3 and” I 'Ic.
{5'er bargains advertlm t to .i w met L~ mo- aur- ctive ever oileredHn this
city.
W “BI-IALL&CO
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A mart delicious (learnt, that can he preparv Id In are names; Rue, \‘ani Chocolate [W
damn. Those -ho have used it (wax htrmy or in. tin, ”a
For the Lenten Season we have first-clans, No. l
Mackerel at 16c III. Mackerel in 10 and 20 lb.
kills, salt [‘ishpnd Bloater lien-ins. kc.
The that Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 HIS. llIItlIiIll trailer! Bullet for $1.00, 0135!) ll.
3. 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butler for $1,or 301: lb
" 4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c III.
P’rnhctnned llariagalaeanlchnnnalarfir. Ola- ia cane. k
umb- Toucan, and Incarnate-singles. xxI Whamgl? Lobster and
Fresh. E33331, 200 per (102.
shuddedcodbhhdellzhttnl «nomad-film artwopnandaotuyothallld; lac 1‘Iylt.
(:nlttaaiahuau.10clh..albs (mac. basaltic! in .
zlht‘hotcalamnwtor 5: n Han-.Izannflclb 3 maple-310:.
W! .OIIICI'I' YOUR cabana.
wmvcymmmmmmcmm; thryhcatthe-nl.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Washington St” 80. Non-walk.
II_ THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE -
7 18 cum I)!
‘5‘. N RWALK.
O. NORWALK.’
LEAST NOBWALK.
.ladban no ‘L
media: {re-WNW...“
or
.5)
also
Grand SIIiIIgtlIIning!
The most elegant display of
IEoreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line 01'
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 259
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
InLLRibbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR S U! TS.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divaas,
$40. 00.
Also Great Bargains' 1n Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
81. u and DI Inl- Street. South Non-IR.
I], Ital",
caocemes AND MEATS
——-—ar m on arm or— L
T.BURBGUYBB&SON.L 3 "
spupmwoon.
All]! “RIDERS FILLED I’Bolll'TLY.
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