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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 27, 1897 · page 1

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flies-seem the murderer who is
",..eer-tb‘edsethpsneltreueuteu
m is. Wethersleld. December .8.
y? mode I voiuntery confession, and
ms ere now being taken to save
‘ heedeem lmpeeeino trout the gallows
m is sentenced to be housed
numb» 17. two weeks later:
‘ p‘ Faith's confession was mode to Rev.
'l'sthor “snooty. oi Hartford. nu spl-
:: m “Visor. the afternoon oi Nov-
' ember 5.1- an cell at the m prison.
, re. confession lltersily treneieted n
' given in a. model to the Bridgeport
Miner. es hollows:

"I. Fade Giuseppe. by way of col-
tsssioe. denim my whole story so i
phenomthetimelmsrrieduptob-

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vere. who received

 

d she crew eehemed to re-
meietnspleee whtchwssuneseiset
I'er; she lett quietly b! hitht endceme
hue. Showrotetomeiromthebet-
tery. i go end receive her with so
much love: I did not believe whet my

. .hemie wrote me. i brought her to
, Itemiord. Then I wee a witness of all
her doings. i wont to work end she
.peeeed her time in pleasure. lly neigh-
hers told me ell. and etterwerds she
tell me with her own lips that she in-
tended to go to New York to live a

Dublin life. I sell! to her: ‘Whet is
wseflng to you in my house? ‘
”“hhe peid me no etiontion.8he woe
women with e vile tongue at all times.
‘ end i blush to well: with Christians to
he trusted with insult.
The the thought cents to me to kill
her going through the viilege. I told
.it to.llspeseino end he enswered: "It
you will do this i will conduct you to
pines fer ewey where none will soo.‘
med. hearing so many things.

, ‘ ”Yes. let usgo.’ He went to

time the train left in the eve~

ebcsrded. end arrived et that
spot. impenelno ssys:
lgosndseelienyoneisonthe

. end when l sey all right you

.iuli ber.‘ lie seld ell rbht. end l

‘ so i wee killed her AND RUN to

me lIIPAIIINO Willi“ Hit

me We went to ltemiord.
the morning i so to New York. he»
sees, they errested me and l. stupid.
us not tell the truth end thought to
it wee lmpeeeino. believing
it senses with s lite punish-
BUT til I! lNNOCIN’i‘ ONLY

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run pin serum is me new
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not 1
(led . rules
in Hosven. end on ,eerth. end indee-
otthisststeopenflteirheerte tot-end

give the lite tor all women did-- .
"’l‘rsitoress-but l hove told mystery.
“liy contusion-end l eendgreeting
togowhomsyreedthisendtothe

ledges end I sign myself in sorrow.
TUBA GIUBSEPPIB.”
it November. 1m.

Isther fluency. to whom the con-
‘iemieewes msde.isenoted ltelien
echelon Alter securing the contusion
he Married e copy to Covemor Dor-
rlu. A. Cooks. He kept it from the
public. A Former reporter esw Fe.
they flannery in Hertiord. and suited
him whet prompted the contusion.

“The hope to ropnlr the injury done
lmpsseino on the witness stendsndtbe
wish to melts known the true story at
the crime."

"tiers you put the confession to any
use?" wee teked.

"After taking legal advice I sent it
to Governor Cooke. lie replied that

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it was not in hie province to perdon or '

commute in the case. it should prop-
erly come hetero the Board oiPsrdohs.
and he kindly otter-ed to send the doc-
uments to the chief panties oi the Sn-
preme Court. I requested him to do so.
"This morning i visited Pods and
also geve Warden Woodbridgh a copy
of the confession. He asked me about
it. The confession is written by Fnde
himesli. and is in the peculier dialect
of the province oi ltely from which be
com it titles-s from the pure ltnlisn.
it rests now with the authorities at
the state prison to teite action upon
it.”
“Do. you think it will be oi any ser-
vice to hunsesiuo?" .
"1 sunset tell. i do not know
mil about law to esy ii lmpeeeino's
«es-operator: in the crime mehes hits

' emeeehletothedhthpswaty‘ior‘hev-

lng accompanied rude."

“is this Fude's secrementel conios~
sion."

“0! course not. You will see he
spenhs pi those who may reed it." '

"Does lmposeiuo know at the copies
stop?"

"No. There is no need of telling
him. perhaps only to dash hie hopes
aiterwerd."

“Do you think Puds'e motive sui.
ncient to cause him to plan the crime
and execute it 2’"

"i corteiniy do. And anyone who
knows the horror with which ltsliene
regerd the crime at unisithiuiuese end
the disgrece which follows in the opin-
ion oi hie fellow countrymen. will roa-
dily see how his iirst thouht was to
remove the women who bed unused his
shame."

The conicsslon oi Fuds tallies with
the evidence which lmpeseiuo gsve at
the trials. (in the witnese stand llilr
peesino exclstnicd: "How could i ltili
her. i was on the brute."

The confession meltse this point
clear. As the Boerd oi Pardons comes
in the but iiondey in December. it is
likely met some eiiort will be made
at thet time to ten letpeesino. but it
will be eiter rude hes peid the death
penalty tor the crime. Fude's present
statement. hid it been msde st the tri-
ei oi either himseli or lmpsssino.
might heve eeved lmpeeslno irom be.
ing eeuuneed to be hanged.

The murder tor which the men ere
to he executed occurred st lest Nor-
weih. l'ebruery l'l. lest. when ilerie
Cermelie Rude. wiie oi ti ppe Fu-
de. wee billed and her body leit on the
rellmd trsclt.

CLUBBID WHILE I'll sum.

 

 

Au lussne loldler Metres s Brutsl
Aeeult on Werdeteeter liege.

About 3 o’clock lest Wednsedey
meninges tenets oi Wsrd 1 ct

 

 

‘ .liemoriol Service in,

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Church in Honor of 4
Whitman.

 

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SERIORS BY REV. LUTHER

Services st the south Norweih Con-
lregstiouel church tomorrow will he
in keeping with the Thenkeglviug‘ses-
sou. At the morning worship the
pastor. Gerald ii. Beard. willpreech
a sermon on “The Sunny Sided! Life."
The following music will be rendered:
Prelude—Romeo” in D det...l.aolnsre
Anthem-drove”. Appeer ...... Gounod
Sopreno Bolt—Jeep. Jeeu. Miserers -

Oliertory—Proyer ........... Guliment
Postlude-hlovement Ill. 80nsts..
ll. ..................... Ointment

in the evening a Thenhgiving
prsise service will be held. The choir
will he assisted by litre. W. l‘. Ambler.
soprano. end it. B. Stanley. berltoee.
brother of the director. Walter P.

Stanley. Following is the programme:'

Organ Prelude—First lieditstlon.
......................... Guiimeut

Anthem—Praise To the LordJieuuder

Responsive Reading-4 Helleluieh
Pselm.

Hymns-All Hall the Power of Jesus‘
Nome ................ .lloiden

Scripture Bending.

Deritone Solo—The Pubiicen .....
...... .............Ven do Water

Scripture needing. l

Sopreno Solo—Until the Boy Brooks
.......................... Gounod

5 m
Anthem-«l Will ll. of Thy Power

ulliven

Hymn—Jerusalem. the Golden. .Ewing

Address by the Pastor—Tho Soul oi
Prniee.

Baritone Solo—Judge Is. 0. (led.
............................. Buck

Hymn—«Guide lie. 0. Thou Great
Johoveh ............... Holbroolt

Organ Postlude—Orend Chorus .....
................... Gullmant

..........................

 

li‘lret lethodiet Ipiscopei church.
Rev. A. 8. Kavsnegh. pastor: Services
in the Opere House in Weehnigton
street. at 10:30 is .m. end 7 p. in. Dr.
sewerd will presoh in the morning.
at the evening service the pester will
deliver the iourth sermon on “The
Herriege Ring." subject. "lined
Merrieges." The music oi the day
will be of the usuel high order. lorri-
iug: “Dene Iiieereetur." by Dunks;
and "To Thee. My God and Seriour."
by Barrett. Evening: “Ono “Sweetly
Solemn Thought." by Schneclter;
“itsgnillcet.” by Dents; "Asbemed oi
Josue." solo by lire. Ales. Gibson.
The seats ere ell tree. Fred Force
will conduct e “teen-minute song eer~
vice in the evening before the service
proper begins. All welcome.

 

“Naomi, or hitter Wsters end Deep."
will be the topic oi the sermon st the
Norwsih Methodist church, tomorrow
morning. The second sermon on Jo-
seph will be punched in the evening.
the speeiel topic being. “Joesph s
Captive." with no introduction oi "‘10-
unit in the House oi Potipber. or How
to lost Temptetion." The pester.
Rev. l'. A. leodeid. will preset: in
West Norwelll in the etternoon. There
will be special music st the evening
service by the regular choir oi the
church end the mole operatic. es-
ered longs will be used.

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First Congregstlonel church. Themes

K. Noble. pester: let-vices st 10:» e.

 
 
 

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H. I. Boswell.
Booth Norwslh Conventional church

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Sslvstion Age, on willheheld
in the hello. the.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

bridge; mascots. . cing’ st 11
em..3p.m.endyp.m. special
meetings ell day. gr ' welcome.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Omen Lutheran 0t. Peter's church.
Sunday school. 9:}. e. IL;

10:30 e. an; m

Rev. r. om Trinity which,
will preech in the iroohslde ehepcl
tomorrow afternoon nth o’clock.

 

 

AN 1,800 TON OOHOONER.
»-—-—--l—-—-

To be Built It both. Haj—South Nor.
welt lien interested.

Cepteln L. 1. Stevens, oi Clinton.Ct..
master oi the schooner-"Eve l. Ferris.
has contracted with Beth. In. parties
for e schooner to 7 1,800 tons, to
cost about “5.000. . heel will be
leid st once end it hunted that the
vessel will he completed in May. 1898.

‘Aemellportioeoithesmch will-be

owned meme mm 7. ,.

runner. or m. o. s .onounm

 

Funeral services over the remelne of

hire. George 8. Grumman were very
largely attended from her into home in
West Main street. yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. T. K. Noble. pastor of the Nor-
walk Conrogetionel church. There
were it lerge number oi ilorel pieces.
amohg them e lergo herp.' from the
members oi Pimenix Engine company.
a wreath from the members of Coolie-
noe tribe. l. 0. it. it. end a large num-

ber of bouquets from private individ-.

unis. The interment was in Union
cemetery. The pail-burns. selected
irom emong the members oi Phoenix
Engine eompsny. oi which lir. Grum-
man is one at the leading members.
were Captain A. Chinery. Jr.. Lieu~
mount D. Hartley Weeks. [Acutenent
Smith Northrop. Frederick Castle.
Harry Leopold and Semuei Foster.

 

PEAR? sum mu LQNDON.

New York. Nov. 27.-—li. Petenotre.
the newly eppointsd iv‘reuch embesesr
dor to Gpein. end who hes represented
France as ambeuedor to Washington.

seiied iodey ior iiavre on tho eteemor

he Cbempsgne.

Lieutensnt Robert I. Peery. the
Arctic explorer. end Ire. Pesry sailed
on the steamer hurgnie en route for
hondon end Edinburgh.

 

Nita. CASWIHJ. ro SPEAK.
The women of the Norwslits are es-
pecially iortunsie in buying the oppor.
tunity oilseed them at hearing lire.
She is to spesit in the

nest Wednesdey siternm et 3

o'clock. end the Women‘s lieeiolm
eesoeietion oi thst church moot cor-
dially invites every one interested to
be present.

 

ammo Oil. Oil ‘l’lill noon.
s lures temple NW Cheetos

Gloveeie groeery store. is Well street.

 

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semen-um lhoi
‘lunters in m-
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”Wendell-seine.
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(By Aesometsd Press.) 1*

Jemsstown. N. :1, Nov. fin-At pi
o'clock this morning e are in the At-
leaticblooitlnfll'etetreot. intbis
city. resulted in the dentin oi three
persons. Welter L Sessions. of Penn.
me: August W. Jordan. address on-
known. but. believed to be connected
in some eepscity with th, New York
Central Rellroed. end Bedie Vase. cl
Bunnie. The building wee occupied
ior illicit purposes. ’

The women wee one oi the inmetes
and the two men who lost their lives
were visitors; V , "

The origin oi the am is unknown.

The building wee not bsdly dem-
aged. the are having been confined to
the two rooms occupied by the three
people who were smothered.

THORN IN HIS OWN BEHALF.

Ceec Will Probebly Be Finished by
Wednesday—A Statement.

New YorkyNov. 21.—Thero is every
probability that the case ot'Tboro
on trisl tor the murder at William Gui-
donsuppe. will go to the it!!! not later
then Wedneedsy nest. and possibly by
Tuesday night. William F. , Howe,
Shore’s; lepyer. he promised to .lir

’isl‘hb file arisen. en Itondsy.

Thorn will testify on his own behnll
and accuse lire. Neck of killing Gui—
densuppe.

When Thorn‘s csse has been decided
hire. Naoh's case will come up. it is
generally supposed that she will be
allowed to plead guilty either to [hurt
tier in the second degree or mansinwh-
ter in the first degrwe.

A statement purporting to come .

from Thorn is made public today. in
it be seys thet. eating under the ad—
vice oi his lewyer. be will tell the
true and complete story of the crime
when he goes on the stand. He says
that lire. Neck planned end motor
plished the murder; that she met him
at the door at the Woodside house and
told him Guldensuppo was (loud. She
bed shot him in the teen and stebbed
him in the breast. Thorn says he was
not even in the house at the time and
knew nothing of Mrs. Nat-It's purpose
that day. She asked him to come to
Woodside. and then told him that she
had itillcd Guldenuuppe and that all
their trouble wee over.

FAIR NETTED .650.

 

 

The Recent Benefit tor the News":
Hospital Building Fund.

 

Report at fair held st lavkwood's
Hell. November it end 17. for the
benefit at the Norweilt hospital build-
ing iund: .

Totei entount receiver. $603.05; ed-
vertieille. ”7.80; hell and music. ”it.
Total emount spended. 352.80; belsnco.
”80.25. This does not include the
check oi r. A. 'Ol'fll for use.

DlATi-i or iii". lbhlBON DUPUY.
Rev. Ellison Dupuy, son of John
Dupuy. at to lisvilend street. died lest
night at s o'clock in Pasadena. Csi.
lie leeves e widow. iormerly idles
ubby Nestle. daughter of Andrew
liseth.‘ oi Woedwerd avenue. Hrs.
mumweeherweywdsiilornis
end vouched Denver this morning.

on restroom is none

 

 

N.“ Y”: ”0' tflew 3": mo
.Cherlee J. Pe‘shbsret. who hes been

swey siuee June. returned todey on
beerd the steamer Adriatic
. m
I'i'm m1 minim/ADA.
dense. lien. Nev. li.--Ae s result
otthe first sine m is this see»

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iiiihflliuht

new: on m. Thorn Case
.. villus to thejury not let-

ermtlonel singing All who

Rev. dimer of soils

heeeby

Cell”.

MOTION-r51! We m to

 

evening inorn 7:45 herons hour.
will be given almost enti
Besides special .

solos end the new” one but

in 1' ,
enioy en
hour of song. of stirring character ere

‘ cordially invited to come. An especial

invitation is given to those who sre‘
willing to sing e pert or the whole oi
the time during the meetings next
week. The chorus work hes been in;
corrupted bye ve‘ri‘ety or «uses. but it
is to nehe more of it during the
was "green

FIFTY SHOT-B IN HIS BODY.
Jacksonville. Flo” Nov. fir—M

 

W“ “" W" “W's-ts; on
.wll token “'0an “m .5,

shout 100 quiet. but determined lien.
sndheegedtoelinibotstree. end
about lity shots fired into his body.

HAWBKET POLiCE DEAD.

Chic-go. Nov. 21—ch W.
one oi the policemen wounded in the
Hnymarltot riot, and s pensioner oi
the police department, died at time
county hospital last night. It. is be-
iisvea that his wounds had something
to do with his taxing oil. Bartlet-d
was shot in the right leg. the loit
thigh, and had three toes of the left
loot. blown oil by the explosion oi a
bomb. .

slice; A nusrsusno nest).
Buiinio’y N. Y.. Nov. 27.——A special

 

 

to the News the. lattawe. Ont, says:
Samuel Tongue andfiWliiism Dow, two

prominent citiseus of this piece, who
went to Luke ‘Teillen s ago we.
hunting oupediti‘on. return hone
yesterday and reported that
shot nod killed James ht
notorious deepersdo,-who hes - .
me the settlers of metals; donut

ior teeny yeers.

 
 
 
 

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mACCUBED' 0!“ 8T ..
Mickey Hurray sud Dsnlelfllwhu.

oi Norwslh. went to Westport. yestw- .
dey. Benton bed ‘15 with him which

he intended to pay on his liqulor ii-
Iiiesing it. he complained to
the authorities that Mickey had stolen

it. Both were arrested on the chemo
oiintoxication. and will be given a
hearing this afternoon st 2 o'clock.
it is said by the Norwullt police that

there. is apparently no evidence
against Mickey to convict him oi the
thstt.

 

”DMD,“ LOCAL m.
hliss Elsie Humpton.voi Poughitesp-

ole. N. Y.. is visiting Mrs. Walter H.
Wood, oi West avenue.

 

John N. 'l‘uttle has tons to Philadel-
phiu to attend the iunersl oi his
hmther-ln-inw. Lewis Walters. who

died the 23d.

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson. hov-

lng spent Thanksgiving with Mr. ltieh-
ardson's parents in Brooklyn. have re-
turned to their home
street.

in phantom

W

iiownni s. Bouton. oi Elisabeth

street. returned borne in time ior his
Thanksgiving dinner. after a very
pleasant visit with Harry Merrill. oi
New York.

M

Gustav Pitsor is in receipt of a let-

ter irotn Willtsm Buckhols. oi Weth-
crsiieltl. in which he states that he
will have on article. "Encouragement
at the Borderland." in the nest issue
of the new prison paper. The Record.
hir. Buckhols writes e very interest-
ing letter. ' ‘

Bocsuse oi'

 

the srrivel 0! his in-

voicee oi holiday goods. every dey. W.
a. muttered!
some stocks and greetiy reduce others
in order to melts room for the new
seeds. Crockery. chine. egete. tin and

is compelled to drop

woodenwsre will be merited st
“hung up" prices tor the nest two
weeks. - ..

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mew-wt pocketbook. on either Well.

Necheoie or liver streets, yesterday
siternoon. hewsrd for the return-oi
news in Williem Cebiil. it Well
street. lil‘l it

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FOR SALE—Bulldw
Main street forests
the money cen ,
Enquire oi W. L. J
No. 4 South lain

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T. B. Grill. egeet, ,

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me will 1... s m
(scam in one it
streetsoiSoutb .,
heelthi‘ul; weikleid. ‘
and petition tor sewer it; .
tion. Pertieulers 01w
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To L"e “f

T0 LET—«Lower pert oi ‘
i Clny street. inquire
Covanagh. st oiiiee of
Knapp company} '

To LED—First iioor hie.
Muin street; 5 rounds: ,
provelusnts; rent ”I. ' _
Address hire. Youltll. “~54
nue. Best Norwelh. 00h].

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

T0 Lima—Seven rooms. on
i Wont liein street. A

 

'ro LET-Apartment .. 7 -
mms et 34 Union street.
improvements. ‘ Apply.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

r0 LETwROOliII to let”
ismlly oi adult

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'l‘o l.D'i'-——liouss ieteiy *
Dr. Brown on Riverside”
improvements. Apply?!
deli. . , ,.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

'ro m~l‘rom .
on West street. nest to 1‘.
mond's residence: but
Toliee street. end mus- . .
strut: houseitiley ' ‘ ' '

sets. Apply to :

 
 
 
 
 

1'0 1"?“ng rose, "
fell! Oil ltlll m ,
One minute trots bullet

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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