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NUMBER 3,211.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. ’I UESI)AY, SEPTEMBER 13.18% a
HIBKElllll PIECES
AM] Bill SUNK
'A Crime Like the Gnldensuppe
Murder Revealed in Bridgeport
by the Low Tide.
.HEAD AND illlBS IN lililiilllH.
Evidence that the Victim had been
Killed the Night Before the
Discovery of Packages.
N0 CLEW T0 HER IDENTIFY.
Limbs Removed Close to the Trunk.
Which the Police have Been Un-
able to Find-Residents of the
City View the Read, but
Hone Know who the
Victim Was
A murder in many respects like the
(luldensuppe case. was brought
light in Bridgeport, yesterday after-
noon, when boys at play on the Sea
to‘
i
impress they had made in the mud, it
was evident they had been thrown on
the bridge when the water was high.
A heavy flat stone tied to the package
containing the head had caused It to
sink. The other package, the heavier
of the two, was anchor-Ad by two stones
weighing several pounds. ‘ ‘
The police took charge of the cord
and cloth. Hundreds of persons visit-
ed the Morgue last night and gazed up.
on the head, but no one had identified
It on to a late hour, nor had the police
obtained the slightest ciew.
The head was that of a woman, an
psrently not more than twenty-flvc
years old. The medical examiner, af-
ter viewing It. expressed his opinion
that the murder had been committed
not more than twenty-four hours. Thr
woman had a wealth of light brown.
almost auburn hair. The eyes are blue
nose aqulline, cheeks pinched. lips thir
and law somewhat prominent. Thr
dead woman's teeth contained severe”
gold fillings.
The head had been severed at about
the third cervical vertebra, and the cut
was clean. as if done with a sharp
knife. The left leg was disartlculated
at the knee joint, and the murderer’i
saw had penetrated the bone in thl
wrong direction, as If a mistake but
been made In the first attempt to die
member It. The r'ght leg was sawct‘
off above the knee joint. The legs were
severed from the body about eight In-
ches above the knee. The flesh wa:
cleanly cut. as If a carving knife hat
been used, and the bones were sawed
View avenue brldge’ acrogg a branch1 The police believe from the nature Oi
of Yellow Mill Pond, discovered two the work that the murderer had i
packages, one containing a woman's
head, wrapped in white rubber cloth,
and the other portions of both legs,
neatly packed In the same kind of cov—
crlng. Within a few moments the po-
licc were notified and an unavalllng
search was instituted for the missing
portions of the body.
The place where the head and legs
ware found is it email arm. or Inlet, of
Yellow Miii Pond. which extends In an
easterly direction above Seavicw avc~
our. The pond is located about three-
knowlcdge of butchcry.
SKILLED lN USING KNIFE.
Medical Examiner Downs said then
was no doubt in his mind that the mar
derer was skilled in the use of thl
knife. The cllts are all keen and
sharp, and the murdered made only :‘
single slip—that In cutting the left
knee joint. The medical examine.
was positive that it was not the work
of a medical man or a person well In
formed on the human anatomy.
There was nothing about the head it
quarters of a mile from the centre of. indicate whether the woman was shot
up, city. and is crossed east and westi or met her death In some other way. A
by the Strntford avenue bridge.
view avenue crosses Stratiord avenue
at right angles a few hundred feet from
Sca- ’
the eastern end of the bridge. and less
than a thousand feet distant the Son-
vlcw avcnuc brblgc spans ihc narrow
arm of the pond.
lWo hundrcd icct long. 'I'hcrc is not
a liflllrlt' within five hundred feet of the
spot. and travel In that portion Is not
large.
I-‘iil'Nll 'l‘liE lll‘NlllJ'JS.
James Jackson. of .\o. I. no si-znb-u
avenue; Stephen Kelly. of .\'o. I..iivi
i‘lI'iiVlt'W avenue. and Henry lu-lmuth.
oi .\‘o. 1.336 Scnvlcw avcliuc. boys rau-
Bing ill age from ten to twelve years.
were at play on the bridal. lit-tween :l
and l o'ctosk yesterday
when two bundles in a light t‘llllll'tll
wrapping attracted ihclr .uo-nzloli. The
two bundles were only ten or lliiccll
loci from tho cdgc oi the bridge. and at
llrsl \lvl-rl almost l'llllf‘l‘tlllii by “MW
.ts llu l.dc full the boys liinlul throw-
that IIIUIWR‘ at iilelu. illilil‘blll“ tilt-lu-
«wine for alllllt' iirnc Ill this Wt}. Ilili I
they chalice-d to notice tilul lhr lurwkolt»
(“a m rc «tailored in the land by twin)
Nlililt'rl.
William ii. Ilurr. oi limo-on sll‘md,
anoihcr boy. ltl'l‘ll‘ml on the scum, and
the boys decided to wade out to the
bundles. The wall r had fatten. icatw
ii‘lll them exposed on the mud lino.
.lai loom .qu Kelly aft-'1' «unto uiilb illly
lupin-ll Illc the mill limklllfl bundle»
and ntl'llcd them in the shore. flat
so- lillllilrtl round and ”it olr~
long, The) opened their: on ”W thinl-
oi llu pond. All lhi'y cut the lord ur-
illtllli liic rlllalitr pal hour and unsound
ilo- illoimr «huh it honours lwlid roll-
d'lil the lace. wiill eyes ripenei.
iii opium-d on the ground. Then the
opvlird thr- othcr bundle and dis-
rloml liit' In». 'idarh log had lictu
would itorti the body a short iltslunu
from the trunk. and their had been rut
in Hill lit-d alum» ihi lilo-o total The
lulu plow Wilt tart-full) parked and
lied The boys war cord to lluperiu
litidrru lllrmlnahsru. of the iirldge»
pun l'ollw ilcplmnieul. and Ill to “ice
mirrtum Ililiiiitiltli‘il arrived and lurk
tlliillv oi lio- parts.
flldAlIi‘li t'tlii Tlllf. 'l‘lll'NK
Thr- pollu- pressed all the boat. .n
the \lilhlly lulu service to M'Ihh for
the missing wrttons ol’tllc lrmlt'. illll
when decline-s fell nothing mim- had
been discovered Form the luaillon to
which the two bundles lay and the deep
illli'l'lllmli
ill her
0'” out,
but
The bridge Is aboui‘
1 (ll lllli.
piece of cloth about two feet and a hall
long and twenty inches wide was taken
from the woman's mouth. it resemble.
the corncr of a sheet and Is hellilnco
on two sides. Medical Examiner
litrwus rill.“ that this was probably for-
ced-Into illi‘ Woman‘s mouth when liu
murder was coniluittcd. There Is a
bruise ovcr the loft cyc. which the phy-
sician says was dolu- liilflililllit‘illy niti-l
Not the rightist mark can Iva
found to Indicate how lllc murder wn:
commllt'd.
If is lilo llll'ol'y of tile police ”It" illt’
mnrdcr: r drrqipcd il.l- bandit-s off the
bridge rarly yrsicrduy mortrmz. pro
bulily uiun lhc tide was rising. “t
cltIu-r round or did not know that at
low tide illt‘ lint.» \vrrc “holly uncover-
i-Ii. llllll lllill I: lvillllll in" fully i't‘“
littlll‘h lu'illl‘r' Illr wottlo
:i
ll l'l'il-lc il“illl'
lo~ tili:.‘ll\'l l‘tll.
Nil \i‘i'l'lll i.\' .\ iii‘lillilli t'l.fl'i‘l|
’i'lll- in Iii \M» \l‘l‘nppui ill it pimp ill
old» 1- lltllll. ..:, It to do. ltli -- and our--
m not In hustplidln 'l'll" ruiiirr I‘ltiiil
.. tho it worn. and . full of mail .slllr
illiilll‘ will .i «built klllfii. 'I'iii'l'i‘ atr-
itlHl r~"\'tl'.ll dul‘lt riliilir- on tho cloth.
but it l~ uni int: willll‘ Il~v )ril In Ili‘lll‘
lo;il-- also iltllbttl tip at.
hired lillll‘- “VI -
‘I'lll- ill-incur ‘i
.lI-ii dour up In mils
and around lllI'
hold iloru 'iiltlllii’.
lot titl'll
Illilnlllt‘. it.
new llill‘ lot: of .e.
'l'hl- In: i
built .o- though it had lmri torn trout i
llo- otiil r
'I‘lir-r illiio-wul hillrlr .4
it Hi ill lil' llo li'litollh up
ilhti) cold of iltzr '|ll.llll\.
"'.II- . ~‘lilll undcruuuwut.
till” it: II
'l‘lll'll is it
so» It a» us.
.tl nip i.:tll ll‘lii iul itlrlsgipg lulu» pl.
illltn lllcli than i-
. tllllilllli iwlllp in 1..
ll lull; [than of
similar to that us-
ui iii itll‘tlllilll "liil’ll and labor pi‘irw‘
“lllrll' bully martin luv lit'tl up busily“
then i» it nine of torn-wt lul'ull, which.
the pollu- are inclined to think
Mitt-u from tho Wliiulttl's mil-cl.
Wile i
The
-m not '
mold lu- f-uuol lino llo lrl Ilifll'
iii-re Illtll .l» lululu
porn of flour. uw ii iii till-lulu
Hit it tic
'l to t burr
mu our from u lbw oi ordiuan ilili‘
m it Each pillc in about i‘illll lllllt»
r long and tour llli blu- tvidc. and imil'
am in or; “tough to sink ‘lir bulrdb ~
No l. mnllur to thaw pier in ran it
ililiilil in too plat-w Whiro ill min. but
in: oil. horn carried on ill this part of
Hit ill}
iltll‘Kli Lil“! Till! Wllilflli'l'fl.
’i‘luir bi one lullu [Hit of this imir
cue—M p...
im il
it"oaibterd on lentil Page.)
.i‘, dun.
-.ll Iniii'iii in rotlw
; ulidiln. and.
SAMUEL HITS BACK
Mr. Fasseaden Replicate all At-
tack Hade'by Mr. Porter's Paper.
iIISE lili any llullll's.
TheBiamford State-men lays he has
Been Hinepresented and Induced
—Oonfident that Hr. Leane-
‘ bury will be Nominated.
A reporter for the Stamford Advocate
interviewed the Hon. Samuel Fessen-
den (who has been out of town since
the night of the caucus) at his office
yesterday, and asked him If he had
seen the issue offlhe Hartford Post i!
the. 7th lust. and if he had anything
to say in reply to the attack made upon
him."
"Yes, I have seen the false and gross-
ly libelous publication in the llartiord
Evening Post oi the 7th lash." replied
Mr. Fessenden. "l have been misrepre-
sented and iraduccd by those who are
hostile to me, and have thought it be-
neath my dignity to notice such vile
attacks. knowing that they would not
be credited by my acqrutintanccs, and
believing that they would have no
weight. with sensible people who on-
dcrstood their purpose. This Is, how-
ever. the first time that one pthfcssing
the same political faith with me. who
has to my face always professed the
warmest friendship. who even very re-
cently has extended to me the courtesy
of mast urgent invitations to his own
board. who built personally and
through Ills friends has within a few
months most earnestly appealed to m-
to aid him In the attainment of his
political aspirations, llilti debuscd hint-
sclf by rcsortlng to the foul methods
of nwndaclty and vllliilcation in Ills
.lliempt to secure office for himself.
"It was difficult for me to believe
:hat .\lr. l’ortcr could publish, or sanc-
tion the publication, of such a dis-lion-
arable, unlruthful and treacherous at-
tack. not alone upon me, but upon gcn-
llcmcn who have always deservedly
cnjoycd and today have the highest
respect and conildcilcc of the licpuliii-
calls of Connecticut. No one klllllts
better than Mr. l'ortcr himself the luv
icr falsity of this publication.
"'l‘luly. I should be unworiuy to as
ru'lllit' will: gonibnzvu or with Mr.
I'ortcr wcrc illf‘al' things truc. and yet
my recently hc iln't'llllli lilo Worthy oi
a slut at his own board. and as u ll‘ili‘l
.iud loilgrams, which i will lead, will
:how, be most warmly urged liti' to
be his gum-l at lill cilicrtnitm-nt Kil'lll
by Illlli In Washington. licrc is llu
ll‘ill‘i' and llcrc arc the Milli-INK"
'l'llc it lit-r finds its follows:
"I'Zxccntirc Mansion, Washington
.l.ul. ll. l’liN.'~'.\i,\‘ dear l-‘o~sunucu:
'l ll. \‘icc-plcmlclll it list inc tllzuelil- but
lllllirll you to tillllr lo the rcrcptioll
ior ilo- senator“ ll' ills llllllNii on tho
mining of tho :slli lnl I hope \ou
\illl Ittllii for lklimv \ou ulll hn- .i
but l.lic lillli‘ lot tin following l\lll
”It; l have Iii‘i‘.llifltli ll limp“ diulu-l' Ill
lily lillli‘t'. illlli llilllt‘ loll Inli)‘ lu' i-i‘vw
llli .l~ tilil' or my trio-Ll... ilopitw in
tour hour you won and idiot-tidy
\cly truly yours.
‘.liili.\' \liiilHON i‘illi'l‘blfl.
riltnlitrl ll‘t‘sflt‘llllt'ii. Niulniord
”Hull.
i'illlll."
‘lh- ll-lugruuls to which in rcicrn-u
: lciui iliui-
“l-lxwuilir Mattsllm, Wudlluuiott. It.
lllln ~o'l‘u iioll rialuutl
Will you lie able to dllw
ml.
I'N‘ncltdru'.
. ullh Inc llritt lit-t It. Hu'tllduy l‘\tilliilfl"l
i'lca-r answer by tolaul'upll
"J. A. l'illl'l‘iiiii"
‘ ‘l‘il‘iiil.i\|‘ Minot-n \Vii‘llillilltlll. in.
I‘. .lan. ‘ Isis “Iotbc lloli rtauiml
il-wuli n lino ju~ ~t licltlli Ibtllllicit
from llm illllkib-j that he will in
p. till .lt mi dluun. l bop» for liii
int-oil ibu you ulll ratio .in addition-
i'il'tlnr Iii luv ltlltiu
your lilt‘llnltin as still" at .otncnicni
.l. it. l‘tllt'l'idlt "
Ml r‘rigouitlouiu" niulioiu-d \ll
l‘uorudrn. "\Hli‘l‘ «doll that I on» till-
Ill'lt' ltl tlit'lilll.
“i nip In lulur of Mr
for governor oi i'ollnn-t-lllut.
p Mortal ll‘lt‘illi.
llc I
I=|lltliih~11l lu publh
ill all up tibia and I it
ill‘il' in tho opinion oi ll largo mall. fit
it tho Hum oi i'lrilfli‘t‘litli . it gFiiill“
hour will". ill limits or, ability and
1 MW in lllt Nt‘illllililii" itdll)‘. 1.. iii!
[Plil‘ of any llldlt
'Noiwdlovoidlng liitw despicable
lroilmi lwlolml to by Mr. Porter Iillll
ill» paper to tutor: \lr l.ounr‘mll and
lwiuw hi.» uli|llmllitn lurid thisI is no.“
ilit' first time he has vowirtctl to that
loom kind of wallow by allelltitut
loom who but" lulu unwilling in it“
too blur to attain tlo- Illili‘flmiflrili
nomination will: b be has airmdy IN-
Hill "mi“ «push! to mini l oulcrlaln.
no doubt that Mr idlflflailllf’ will be
nominated for and triumphantly elm-iv
lel governor of theoretical."
l
LourmIaul'y .
wan ”noose nr onus.
Two Used at IIntiago Arrive in that
Oily Undercore of florwnlk Boys.
Messrs. Alnley and Jennings, refer-
red to In the following irom‘the Omaha
llcc of 809me 10. are Norwalk boys:
The war'halloons In charge of a do-
tnchment of the United States signal
corps arrired'herc yesterday morning
ovor the Kansas City. l’lttsbnrg and
(lull road. In the party are Sergeants
W. T. Ainleyjengintwr in charge; Fred
G. Briede. acronnut, and Fred 1). Jan-
nings. engineer.
The signal pint-ere have with them
two large balloons and twenty smallsig-
nal balloons. They are the ones that
were sued In the campaign leading up
to the capture of Santiago, two engi-
nccrs going up In each of the larger
balloons for the purpose of making ob-
servations. I
The signal ofllccrs also have with
thcm two fit-Id gas generators. and out:
stationary gas comprcssor, which were
used for filling the balloons with com-
pressed hydrogen gas. Experiments of
Inflntlng the baloons with gas and send-
ing them up will probably be made. on
the exposition grounds each day, excl-pi
Sundays, from now lltitil the close of thc
exposition. The exhibit will be under
the. charge of Major Ward: The men
left Tampa. Fla. with the balloons on
August 8i. 'I‘hcy hlld been thcr.» undcr
(lcucral Copplngcr with the Fourth ur-
my corps. since early In June. It is ex-
period that an cntii‘t1 company of the
signal corps will be. sent here shortly
to take charge of the balloons.
CAMPER! AND BEAN BAKE.
The Vote of Douglas Fowler. 6. A B .
have Supper and Music.
liongins Fowler Post, (i. A. It.. had a
camp tire and bran liakc last night, in
also the vomi selections rendered by
Samuel Hull and James l'rlrc. which
preci‘lllc’d‘dt. lirflhicehiso spoke. and
lhcrc lvcrc runnlrks by Frederick A.
Arnold and i‘olil:.nle Bartram. of New
Iirlialu.
was provided by it
comrades froui l-‘Ilch's Holdi- rs'
and othcrs. .rlli‘ committro In rillll'izc
consisted of I-'. A. Arnold. Slrphun It.
Wilrox iillll i'dltll \"iltlil.
making arrange-
'ilit'Ili- for til: oi. ltl.lliilii ol' ii:< :lziiiiil i'-
«.ll'y.
lullldlr
delegation
lltlilit'.
IlilL' i'Ul-ll In lltlll
ullirh will Milo plow about ll."
of Ilvlolnl, ’l‘llc Nilill‘ tlilltt'i‘ii
.~ltil| and a grand time is l-xpcclcil.
YOUNG DAION DIIAPI'EA BID
Police of Neighboring Towns Allied to
. Look for-Sprung Iirect loy
I‘llrry lhlniou. on of Mr. and Mr»
.\u-il‘rw Ibillioli. .ri Splint: ~i|t"i.
lot» ilt't‘ll I'ill|tIU.\‘ I lor sollil» mouth--
\lillioln M. \l-- .I. illi‘ stair
llillli ill) ilisdpp .tl‘lil. y. rii‘i'llJ}.
ids lliti‘l'illo um womb-rain) \lrilili'il
iii» ii ll‘ijl \lniil‘ii
:lil'ululpoit and Mollilm‘ii tiillii‘ lll"
llilit‘illl).llllll ii on thought he lululllir
Ill our or fill oiipl oi lilt'r-«i plans. The
iliil‘iit‘ti look on.
». no illili lltlllli- rillllllii lu
it ill
in)
mat I'l‘.
illll
“\tl‘ domino
Nu... til
tor bun. and
. lN' I'ulllitl.
‘ ‘lliln
Wl'i‘l'
liloltlitu: “out no. il‘t'lHVil
. < i “"It had mil found lit lilt'
filallliovd drplri, .itld .\ll‘. “'rtui “t‘lll
~in\\li and luoiuti. him liUiIH‘. Ib- rub-I
it: lirtlt‘ in "in. “in“ hit llltllli‘) not.
ill and than hr lulled Io uuik ilili'i’t.
Killing as top as spunk-rd
i Nil Nil l\ \ llll'l‘TI Ill
\lhl-ll tiutlu. «vl' Wmslullrd .chtiuI‘.
,\ Iiiiloy found ilu lullimllig tumour
ulcniloti ttoloml III a truffle, oil Home
It land.
3 August is. illitll
l2 till p. ill.
Wit» lillitWI Il\‘r'r|illi|fil from
i'lti'ill limb. lolli‘ilflltllli
\uvllt club. on till alum: date. oi! Not»
until about fire till miles iron i'en-
llaill llicl i.lltlli. ii Ill-avian ii. N. ill.
this lnuriu the wading of our success-
iul irrlisl- ilom tir iwr's iellttld to Now-
pori and return. with etnpl at the lllill'
i‘lllrtl pom Hliibt ill this will l'ilflh-l
.l arcul iavor If hr will relurlt lhls pav
i
This
. Imp
pm. molug whet» ii was found. and
due to abort adult-u itiraver's Is-
iauill \\'_ i-‘. ll. HART.
”W...” a. mm»...
w'flle penileel has a clmdluloe
lamest than the romhirled emulation
«fall it»- miter stalls when publicised
immune-ammonium
its rooms Ill South Main slrcci. ilcarly‘
All the mcmlwrs liclug prcscnt. 'l‘Il-
.«uppcr was greatly enjoyed, as were
. Ill lint
lillBE liilNEY NEEIIEII '
Original Sum I’laaned,forthe Hos-
pital will have to be increased.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
Made by Frank A Ferril at the learn .
ing of Directors of the Association
Last Night-Hombere of the
clergy Present.
The following members of the clergy
of Norwalk and South Norwnlk rc-
spondcd to the Invitation to meet with
the directors of the Hospital association
last night: ltevs. (I. ll. llcard. .l. Mc-
Clure Bellows, A. s. Kavanngh, T. K.
Noble, J. ’I‘. Winters and S. B. Pond.
Aftcr routine business had been dis-
poscd of It‘. A. li‘crrls. of the finance
committee, lll't‘til‘llii‘tl his report. show-
Ing that the slim originally planned for.
$1ll,ililil.liilil been reached bill the buildL
Ing ('Olllnlilict' rcportcd that In award-
ing contracts it licvcloped that It would
be necessary to exceed that. amount.
Mr. Ferris also reported furtbcr sub-
scriptions as 'oliows: Two hundred
dollars each from Ixrstcr St. John and
George F. Butterworth'. of New York
city. It was voted that each be made
a liic director.
.iolln 1’.
who, with his sister. Mary
'l‘rcadwcll. was made a life meni-
()no hundred dollars front
l't'catlwcll.
id.
but“. _
A donation of 8100 was also received
from St. Joseph's church and $5!) from
Thomas 1. Raymond in acknowlvdg-
merit of Whitll new as made a lifc mem-
ilvl' ,
l‘rliycr was offered at lntcrvnls by
licvs. ' Noble and (i. ii. llclird.
thanking (loll for his help In the work
in directing the minds of
i'. K.
pnsl.
i’rauk liliyniond, Andrew llllckiiigllalri..
‘illrlO In working ilpon the minds
.Il'l' l-xpccttd to In. print ill on this ocvzi- . ,
A Little Girl at Derby Tcrribiy Borneo
tiltisc who have had lllt‘ responsibility
of iii'ViSillK muons for raising funds. and
and
hearts of tlioso who are ableloglvc.and
.usking them to coniintn- Ills divlnc inv
:or In the
ltl.~truu.~n.nl and vocal mush .
of.
raising of tho balanci- ilt't'l‘r‘~
wry to complcio th - work.
lllluurks of u very helpful and i’l-
louruglug
.oluinm-d iaiih
uuturr; and cxhol'laiions lo
ltl lhc il"l|‘fllllli-.~Is of
lvl'i|)l‘l' coupird by aural-st cffort, erc
mudc by such of the other cln-l'uymcli
ulil-r
plural. which the" lint-ting .Iii'
jtllli'livtl.
PLAYED WITH A LIGHTED LAII
and Cannot Livil .
lily Assm-Iaicd l'ru-ss.)
Ibrily. t‘oull.. rippi. l1: .\ lul‘l'lldt
turning Ili‘liiiilli tlt't‘lll‘i‘l‘il on lloum
tonic art-tun. lllle morning. \vIl-u Allow
lulu. iii- .\Ir till'l
\il~. l'h. lil.l‘- lit rdrrlt luvlwl Itilur»
l-.- that will not... iol d-.illl.
ioulol lli‘i‘ in) lo lliu homo of mlilir- olli
youor. daughter of
who boil luull lill lliulu‘ It}
and lit lit-ii ploy lilt‘l‘
l liliilil'lll.
lluil [hilriliru
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ileum In iliw
initials. mo usup oi lili‘
«look. how: \l'l‘. hot in l to» w i. too pi
taintd to in" Ho» pain of lot” burns ,
Al'lo itilld I ruiuli pol-imply live The
ltttllil alien nought Illl‘. but the datum
mo extinguish. d without numb lusts.
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i'ousianiluople itipi til 'i’ln l'nilld
that-s. It is iltltlmltuml. bull ropiicd in
a moat note at the Turkish govern.
illl‘i". duliulua to m1~pl ’l'ulltcys rc-
pudlnilnn of ihr- rrsrniu-Iidiliy for Alu-
l‘i‘it‘iili limos drama the Antonia“ lgtltv
lib I.
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Muslims It‘Alliari. illlsmhc lhmsc.
will the Ann-rum sings-r and novelist.
slam Ibulh wits aruuuuuml on Matur-
dur lulu, worn Imriml this momma In
llrumlry cemetery, 'I be format was pri-
vrtlc. /
«trio's-milling adventit-
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HIV IOBOOL BUILDING.
An Opportpnliylfor People to Visit it
\ Thursday and Friday flights.
The people of the Union School dis-
trict have reason to be proud of their
new school. its completion enables
them to furnish wlth proper equipment
all the scholars of the district. Tho
various lcascd quarters, ill-adapted to
school purposes, which for a period of
years have hampered graded progres-
sive work, have given way to eight
commodious. hygenlcally lighted and
ventilator] class-rooms. it is probably
no exaggeration to say that nowhere in
our state can any rooms be‘ found bot-
tcr adapted to school purposes. A not-
iccable feature Is the seating of the va-
rlous class rooms with lidjustabia desks
and chairs.
Tile health of scholars should not be
secondary to their intellcltual culture
and surely our District Committcc llill'f'
followed the best authorities on school
sanitation. A large asphalted base»
most. well lighted and ventillued. fur-
nishes an Ideal playground in
weather.
Entering the handsome main en-
trance the, first room on the right Is the
library. Hitherto, in thc old building.
there has been no suitable room for so
important a fraturc of the modern
school. Principal's oflicc, teachers
room. three rcciintion rooms give space
hitherto lacking for those m-ccssllies.
As so few can find opportunity to vis—
It the building when school Is in ses-
sion. Thursday and Friday nights of
this wcck the building will be thrown.
open to the ptibllc for Inspection. A
nominal charge of ten cents for admis~
which includes. also. the pro-
lzrammc In thc assembly room will lie
t-olliclld. 'I‘hc spill-lous- basement will
utilized as .l supper room from t;
o'clock and a splendid suppcr is scrvcd
for twenty-five ccnls.
stormy
sioil,
lll'
MEETING OF MAYORS
Dr. 0. G. Bobannun in Attendance W
the Gathering in Bridgeport.
(By Associated Press.)
Belugcport, Conn. September Ill-w
The Connecticut Mayor's llilr‘ilt'lilllilli
hold lis monthly meoilr‘g In this (it)
today. 'l'bc visitors were the guests of
Thomas I'. ’I'uylor. at tho .\I-
cnuquiu chill, and ill-o oi the Countr)
xlub. where the business imclitlg war
lit-ill.
Mayor
'l'llow Minor (Shari..-
|it‘i.~'lil llcl'c.
r hilltu ll. Preston
'. l'imil‘m»,
ll.ll'il'ol'd. Alum lvr ~. hit-illicit;
i3. \l'cck~. Middletown: .‘ll|_\lll‘
i t'l'li_\ ;
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Sit“ ll.ltl ‘
or. New Ilrituiu. l-‘l'cdcrirh ll.
.uorlh. Now linvcn; (‘yrus ti. "l‘l'ii'
Willi, NH“ Zdwlli Ii. lil.'.tlll.
iitil‘hlilll'; (‘luirh-s (l. Iioiiunnuu. rloulli
Ntll'llltlit.‘ W. .l. Ii. liolllinilull. Slam
‘I honms ll. Ilarlow. \l'alcrhury.
(l. Tanner. \Vllllaiantic. and
. I'll.ii'll‘;~ Kerr. llauburv.
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POWIM' PLURALXTY 26 .000
. Figures whicb Ibow a Louoi'TwI-ntv
min For cunt In Main...
in) \sml l.lll'll l'l'l‘u-V-i
\it . Sol-I i.i .Itlllll
lulidl returns from ih.- r-idli cl tiillll oi
5nd. lill) t.tllu
'i'lilil rod. i‘ru
liI lili~ situation in
~‘o llmul tbr loi.ll plulnilli Iol lio. ilud
i‘tIth'ls u.i~ i'luiiliiliiti. .it Zl-Jltul. ‘i‘Ilo-w
‘ilnllli‘n shit“ .i low of “.ll pd will.
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l'ooulcmunall ll.
Ill the First iii-il‘il i.
,. diuitll UNI". .l tim‘lllcii lctilli‘llilll from
llio' \tlll of isbi'und Milli.
p-tllllliy lot lluli.
ltuilll'i'
_l\'lutn l. Ill-littoral.
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1 Iicluun l‘iiillllit‘lil .llld Womb
button “llt‘i‘i‘. a pair of wild Imam
ll't‘iliili“. with llill‘ ill'nkiil.
i‘unlcr plum l'rillll‘ll to ‘.:l I'illlltllt'lli
lirrtl
blitt'i siiill
l.llrl‘l' Lou Friday, a Masonic Knight
‘l‘clnpiur'w l'iimo Willicr Will pit-r r
lilurh lo the Nlilnulk oflll-o oi 'I‘hc
W‘lliinl‘l.
Iilll'l‘ Slur New i‘diiimil. bull's lllurk
i‘Ioih .iurkri. made by lino» iirotlr
ch». Liberal lcwurd paid for ll». re
turn in Mrs. lilrrlc. ilk lino overrun
NllrWiiik sli‘iil
Lilli'i‘ Malinda! night on North "lay
tor uvcmw a silver hunting rm-
watrir The finder will bu- I'd-Whirled
for roilil’lilllfl ii in fills "Mun "f it ..
cur Andormuil. itoirril iliil. sillitj
llltl'l‘ (in Friday. lull last. on rlsid
lmlwcfln Norwailt and Worrlport,
lady's jacket made of cowri
lined with changeable sllii. A rc-
wanl will he paid ior iii: rciura to
No, tifi Wold avenue. Norwalli. or for
intervention where it may he lied.
i ‘ ml
TWO 0E
Any thing and overythl
itcc'p yoiiroye on and w
H lllrt' in Illil‘l‘llllll‘lnmue
Quick results will fol low.
WA N'IE li—(lcncral housework
competent linugarian girl. Toni
ractas, 12 Benton street. I
WANTED—A competent girl for
cral housework; good wagon. “A
at 70 South Main street, South
walk.
WANAED~A horse for his keep.
size. sound and gentle. Light
and good care. Good reference
dress "X,” Norwalk Sentinel 0M
TO LET} .
..r.._..__..
”[0 LET—A neatly furnished r . , 'U I
iWo minutes walk from station. A
ply at 9 Clay street. all
TO I tar—Homo of six room's, rent .
aI o house of c'ght rooms, whole are
p:,irt $8. chicken yards. two minutoit
uaik from depot. Inquire of Hocé‘ ‘
alt Rowayton. Conn.
'I'O LET—(lac large front room,
floor. Furnished or’ un-furnilhfl
Terms moderate. Enquire 159 m
street, Norwalk, Conn. 310. ‘
Ti) nm—ros. story, rear apartmen'
over Olsen’s shoe store. Four rooflp
each. Rent 88. Halls heated, if: .
led and cleane;d also first story MCI
over Shultzs market, rent 810. Fat?
further particulars inquire at the 01-;
fire of the. Old Well Cigar 00., 83‘
W asbilgton street.
T0 LET—House. of 7 rooms, 83‘ West’
strct. Apply S. H. Ferris, 81 West ,»
street. 39“ I
TO RENT—Store at 32 North Maia
strict. with or without basement. Apu
ply Tluo. Knapp, 20 Union street.
TO LET -—Six rooms. Music Hall bl- v
suitable for oflices; house. twe 4
rooms. with improvements. No. '
Arch strcct: cottage. 29 Woodward
avenue. llousc, 69 Woodward avenue
u. A. Woodward.
”in l.l-:'I‘.~—\partments In the brick
block on Leonard street: also {mild
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 88 per 1 '
month. Enquire of Charles ’1'. Lime
nrd. Norw.nlk In"
T0 lll'r—«Apartmcnts of five rooms
first floor ii and it) Tolles street. first
class order. Apply to John H-
Knapp, 82 West street. or Jacob “r
Layton. South Norwalk. ”8‘
TO llli. "r— House for one or two M
files at lit Academy street. Applyi’l
to 'l‘. S. Osborn. 28 Mervin street.
Norwallt. .1“!
W
ro ll".T-— Office in the second floor of
The Scutlnrl building. AM! ‘
The Sentinel once.
FOR DILI.
M
l-illt s.\l l«‘ —ou coats at reduced ”is
row at Sou: h Norwaili Harem.
i‘ompam South Norwalk. '1.
- mm-m—mv-w
i-‘illt sxl. r: xiiiwslk fiend laundry.
a good business opportunity for I
soull Inv-nlluoui. Apply to i‘. I.
Amlilcr. Norwalli. II"!
FOUND.
l'ol'sli \ itlt‘yt'it' to the woods hen.
llMiil lintl- 'il and llowuytoil. 01M;
«an “H" some by proving
llllII lamina for this advent-amt.
Apply to rialuucl (lrulullull. m .
ion. “I” ‘ 3
MIICILLINIOUIsm
iurnssumlxo so» out...» will.
opm lluulnlltlug l'arlorli. lam
wr lidh ul \ lianlurd place. All“
Ilo llill i anion; perfect fit [W
lull “u.“
“M- a4 .. .................
riot. lN is... non.
i
r- it.“
i' ,
cloth I
l« ‘ .l. a. "M
‘or il'rllm app y of PM”
one. Normllk. t‘onn. «an
l-llli.|" i'l‘illiil WANTKIF‘IAM fl
mullttliuil for our campaign M d
.luvcniic bmrks for the build".
M'l hall tour tundra graded for
our» In grownup falls. Hal
charming. dcllghiful. up!“
Prices range from Mi Mi!
as an imac rim-Ira. mu tensile
to: with happy illustration. M
«minus will-re. Nothiilfi like M
l'oor rmmlns' golden harvest Hm
crgolic wilrkcl’ll. UM“. m
Freight paid, lilgam mm
(hunt with samples of all fol! W
irrm. lternl twelve two «It '
for paying part only of the
clone. limp all trash and M _
a nuth with mu enamel"
lies The National loot |
Juvenile Department. 0m
mm leatiaei been
larger title the combined
ointltheotberdellym
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Norwalk Chronicler