, , if"! Haven and Hartford ”GMIIIIy. It was taken out you was changed from a it. We to one 'uolng under ‘ Hundreds of pieces just as of the two found with lay Mound this crossing in ., The crossing is about “from the bridge. The sec- lm rock of this kind could ' in Broom streets. about a '0 mile from the bridge. ”chute been laying a sewer. In rather soft, and can easily " it in flakes. «tube! constant stream of vis- flie Nature. The head rested V i of water, exposing the features A young man identified tiie dint of Miss bottle Payne, who 'I Adams street. a short dis- m‘the scene of discovery. btit co promptly proved the error t.) dentificstion. Miss Payne was in and Well at her home. her ninn thought later the head that of a Miss Taintor, whose pre- . hath-can is unknown. He said she . htiy‘lived in the lower part of the ' i. ,not‘ far from Seaside Park. and ‘ j at in the shops in the southern of‘the my: ‘ She went away to get , 6d and that was the last he knew ”her. The stranger who made this titleatiou did not leave- his name was unknown to the authorities. for there is nothing positive about . Identification. "mu-Ito ron IDENTIFICATION. "Duperintendeut Birmingham anti Da- tives Arnold and Cronan examined My all the articles that were wrap- ped around the mutilated remains in the hope of getting some clew to work ”on, but at. the close were as much flihtified as ever. They were positive ‘1'”! the condition of the cloth anti fitting that they had not been in the ter more than one tide and that the _ er was committed during the ’ I t. The fact that the stones were 7 upon the outside of the bundle evidence that the murderer did not Lee them at hand w to he was tying up the grewsome parts of the body. The stones were picked up while on route to . the bridge... Ieslllents idemr Seavlew 'hvenue. so far in bird been ascertained. 5" did not see or hear any team in-tiint Iti- callty during the early morning. The police believe that the entire body, mutilated and'reaoy ..u- its wat- ery lrave, was taken to the bridge In a wagon. Two men in hip boots were detailed to patrol the creek and make a ough search of the flats at low wa- The missing trunk. the police be- e. is in the stream. but may have [by usin it. i IVORINE cleans tiiiri’gs quirkly; cleans them ehsily. cleans them thoroughly. 7511 save time, labor, and expense Try t to- say! put “it ” arrest and ghm test lyce‘rine‘k m? scary pit'clt ag‘ e d IvorineLIhgref are yzfluge get” two good "polar Me pike one. "fl 4. 0. WILLIAM. 00., MIYONIUIV. ”It. llll- e! Irma-e "UM hut-o none. I . “v ._m_.- hair and dorlt grayish blue eyes. 'l‘hei face is rather thin and the general ex- i mum"; w "w nude! “y”, "wk 1-,. ”Mm pression appears rather pinched. The John.) n' Bt'clo't. in The Initlluii' limbo body seems to he that of n person who i .iournnl, “but 'l‘homun Wiggins in ‘lllind had not bad sufiicient. nourishment nud' who lived in rather destitute circum-l stances. The features are generally' good. the eyebrows being particularly noticeable for their beautiful panelling. The teeth set rutncr full in the mouth ind the lower part of themprotrude slightly. The front ones are filled with gold. in the opinion of the doctors the dis- mcmbcrment of the body'is considered to be the work of an expert. it is also thought from the superficial examina- tion which has been made that it is a case of malpractice, which resulted fat- illy and which led the operator to en- deavor to get rid of the body without the aid of an undertaker. The body has been cut open and ccr- sin portions of the contents of the ab- dominal cavity are missing. The heart ind lungs are there. The dlsmcmliermcnt has been made in four places. The head is severed from the neck, the trunk is cut in two just below the ribs, the thighs are cut of! just below the body and the legs are ,a-vcrsd just above the knee. ,1 All the cuts are clean and free from . rough marks, mowing that it very sharp } due to the objections of the Chinese gov- ‘tnife was used. Thc bones were also: ut with a very sharp saw. There is no bungling of any kind about the job. it is done thoroughly. and is without i doubt the work of a man with u coni- filell’l knowledge oi surgery. tine part of the trunk was wrapped up in a rubber cloth and in addition t was enclosed in a piece of carriagei . I 'r , ' ‘ 9 The other "a" of the trunk was . Mr lion iy and Ironidtnt hltKluby did wrappcd up in cotton cloth and around 4 over. but more of the rubber cloth. i llinir as minister that Douby Ilflii hold his i : An utIort was made to persuade China to i String and cord \vcrc "nod to tic up, he bundlcs and attach the sloth s. i I‘lic string is this common licnip utinllty l which in uscd oftcn in hardware stores. ’i‘lic cord is of good quality and is small. 4iiiilinr to what was oncc used for pic- iurcs, bcforc the days of wirc hangings. I‘licrc is nbto a pll‘t't' of corset ittriitit. r “lien in deeper wait-r. The pond wit). be carefully dragged again. The woman's teeth. which contain [old filling. may prove an iniportnur factor in the identification. All tin- dnnllats in llriducport will bc asked to View the head for ltll'iillllt'dlloti pur- poses. 80 for the policc liuvc no rc- porl of a missing woman in this viclu~ It}. nor have they the sligiitrst idea in 'llit'll direction to look for tlic rit'f nt- of the tragedy. The crime rc ails a Itlllltiits murdcr lore than twenty ycnri. nao. when the body of "Stutterinn .iucit Wd‘ found. dismembered and pitckmi in a barrel. til the rivo-r road bctwr-n :iIrntfoi-d Illl Illulton. about five miles from Iriducpori. wlicrc to» bid bccii thrown “VOIII WWI“ lirt'\ioii-.. Idliil‘ Mr. Aleutitii-r und l"l‘.llll\' Mason oi‘llriduw i MN. WW i‘tifti'ititil of tic uiiitdci'. Ind both Mr ncrvinit outlaw» of iii:- ifllfllollmtll iii \i'ctlicisllcbl lint... it” Aflfilli. Wliti i‘i i'lmnut-d lli ilic jut- “ cane. With our of the turn who in. flied out that mystery. mm .»—..m mu 0' I". “I'll 3‘ “Midfield” 70“de at the Other!“ of the noun. lily .\ilnih‘iilli'tl l‘rt-nrt "W'MWI. i'otin. ricpl iii The \'i-i M lift Wad ilti‘eii’li was loiiim “tented whip the mission ililiili “I In!“ this trunnion lit-ill“ Iii. nullic w. Ill! If the opposite end. M is awry "but“ to twin-w- in. m was pint-«d iii the water arrmeiinw . m I’ o‘t‘itn'il and i outwit lliin m. T. liolict lien and hundreds of rice ‘fi new not find the trunk ycncniiic .2 m. but at hail paid ll lbls morn fi if was found by tbr first person» ’ , “twan- bridge. u this writlnl the remains tiny:- M M identified. They appear to , their» at a women about thirty ‘ If no. In Ml two inches trill. which. it is thought. was tukcn trout in- Tim curl-ct string in tlic only ut'ticlc if wuumu'n wcnrliu: appurcl found with woman's core. t. . 'tu- l't-llittlliit. Part of u iuuii's undcruarmcnl was .'ound with ill" licutl. it is the lcft Icit II n pulr of cotton draws-rs of rntlici' good quality, but littlc worn. 'i'hc uni“ uwnt had lu-cli torn right in half or bougli i‘dlltil into IIM‘ in .‘l hurry. l'i-rtiaps the "tort suspicious clrcurii inn-c conucrlcd wiili lhc runc is tlu ..ot that a pin» of cotton cioiii “Ili- .oilltil allllll'ii iu liil‘ month. 'itic t'ltilll‘, ioolrn its liloiiillt it was torn oit ilic cor 'i'b-rc wi-rc ntillii' tlln- but tlicir i'tililtl Iltil lil‘ ll-‘Il'l‘llllflt'tl. .u l' of .'i slim-l «domino... upon it, nuiun As noon ii»4 iii.» math-r was reported to iiuprrltilcud , cut iiiiui‘iiikhuiu tic imi his men protupl iy to work upon ll. ilui llit'l‘t' is uiiso lliri) no «Inc to cltlici' lin- idcnilly iii in “mint" or the incn who did lbc ioi ’lln- only thinu llllll.lii|W sccuis tie «on d tliit iii ilu hit-0' in that it was tloiio in this city. ibn. tttllilllrltfli is niiivcd dl from be but liini lllc l‘o‘lliitliiii win-u tion found did liol .ippiui‘ to blur lm-li loiiit bud and trout lb. illiltifli ty of tlo‘ mir- l dug trunk illln tuoiuluu, . in cooimtion with the "minor ni tbc titlin of tbc iiutik ii in to be littll‘ti iiiul .i iniio was h old to driio furiously on lirv to‘ldac about imii post our morniim and to rciiuii ii lrw Illlilillf' liiirr just as laid. 'ltu- mm was board by John .I. t ‘id ltoilli. who iii‘t-a in iii-nib? nvcnuc .omui rim-c humb-d b-«t north at ttic llllilll Mt ior ibc romaine yi-uicl‘dlli’ He was wrtnmbl up ilH‘i it that he could not Iliep. fill ilu- lit-id's vcry lust. Mr t'oltioun did not connect it with the tragedy at first. Minutes later. when lust about enomii tillic had elapsed to allow the team to no to the other end of the bridge and return. in heard it conic lmclr. his . I“ about ill people. with darn ,riund "curred to the tragedy. r is V ' ‘.’..',‘.l‘..‘.i Tom" on lie ls Today. "The name ’i‘hoiiinu \l'igrrirui moans; 'I'oin,’ ti name familiar to hundreds of thousands in this tuuntry and abroad who base heard the piano pluyul by thin Wonderful negro. 'l he impn-sslon that he is dcnd in a prctt y general out. As it imit- ter of fact. Blind ’I‘om bus never been til is tiny in his life. (in the banks of the Shrcwsbury river, in a domain of over 200 acres of woodland. stands n picturesque 2}; story wooden house with 9 bread \'or« nmln. Herc lilind Tom is at home. “H is hands are not at all ‘pinno hutida.’ In plat-o of the aicntiur, long fingered bonds which otio sooftcii secs in great pianists. ’l‘om’s bonds are small and plump, with the thumbs and turnirinu lin- gers qtilto short. “The strongest. impression I born away was that of the sweet, oontenwd life the poor, blind negro is lentiiinr. There was pathos in it. I had expected infind it won« tier of: the piano, and Iditl. for his un- taught mastery of the instrument bl mar- vuiotis. From the time when the Ilutliunu faintly left the dinner table to son who could be playing on the piano and diaoew uredtho eighth-int picknniuny of 4 years perched on the stool. his little hands [illicit- in“ uncanny melody from the keyboard—- from that time nntilnuwiic has buduii unwavering devotion to the instrument whose music is his life. " Its-Minister Booby. The Hon. Charles Denby, former United States minister to Chitin. who has just. ur- rived in this country. returns to Aiuoricn after the dirtiest unprwcdontui hazard of iii yours’ continuous service as Iiiinistur. Colonel Iienby was appointed by I’rusi~ dent Cleveland May 25. iiiiili. his homo at. that time being Evansville, Ind. it was ornniunt to the appointment of Ilonry W. oilicc no long. President Harrison nominated Senator Blnir. but the New Hampshire mun‘n sin-cubes attacking the Chinese led to his rccnll before he had left San Francisco. withdraw its npponifltil. ., but. this was in- |effectual. and Minister Iic ruby was tumult.- ted to renniin during the Harrison admin- istration. President Cleveland retained not disturb him until u few month» one, when (Iiiurlcn l'nuo Iirynii was made min- Intcr. but wait nftcrwnrtl truiisfcrrcd to lirnzil, Edwin H. t'onucr of lowu. tin-u in iirutil. Mic-culling uitlit Chiltcu- itiinsioil. ~ -—\ow York 'i‘ribunLi. - “g i’enr shaped pearls are thofanoy of the nionu-iit. and of tourso tin-y nrci ”rum and expansive, having increased in price in proportion as the donuuui in drained. The pure wiiitcncsn of the pearl is host prtwrvoti by constantly Wearing it or hot-ping it in the sun. ’ Mrn (‘ordclin A. Quiiiiby. formerly of Annual». Mo. and Wt-II known wt joint. ctlilor. with lil'l‘ luto husband. for many ycuru of Tim (hinted Ibiiiiicr. in prcsidciit. of tho Woman‘s Notional, Missionary nocicty of the Utiivcrsaiisl. ‘ church. 1 Elisa Ann liricr in the name of u no ' urns» who hurt uppiicti for liccnito to prac tit-o iiictiiciiio in Atlanta. Mic in u urutl- auto ol‘ the thuult' n Metlirul oollugu. Philiub-lpiiiu. riiie pmpoami to up u an office in the heart. of the city. this i i‘nliiotin assisted in thc Mc'nrtiii "" ltlscrn arc lb was itinelltl about on his “h,“ head-till! ”m as bcd at Iiu hour unuwd. when he lli'iil‘ll 1 them lidwnrd I'. list c~ntrinur onuc down the utroct from mm," t‘. iiiiilsoii. ilo iiilttlirill oi the railroad uiui driv- . The horse was .lillil‘ but when. n few. CASTOR M In Infants and children. initial tn iltnlistplruti. *— i‘or broken surfucca rorin. Insect bitcw. burns, skin discus” nnd cape «lull: pilH.tlicio is one reliable icin- city. licWitt‘s Witch ibutcl iialve. When you cull for .lh'Wlll'n don't no ccpl coutilcrfciin or fruinin. You will ,not be disappointed by lit-Will's Witch illilll‘i Halve. itdwnrd l'. chd. Nor— ,wnlit; tirmrge ti. titlllnou. South Nur- i walk. Bears the i Warn of -———. lino Minute l‘ouali i‘urc surpriscs iiiclipitv by its quick cum and chlidrcu i may take it iii iurac uuantitlce without the betel dunno-r. it has won for itwif the boo reputation of any preparation " 'nscd today for ctiltll. troup. ticlrliua in ~ the throat or obstinate combs. lid ward l'. Weed. No'rwulit; tier-rue C. guild-on. tiouth Norwnlit. . i You invite disnprniininient when you , earwriment liertt's Little Itarly i pleasant. «any. thoroulh lil- Tbey cure constipation and sure as you take Weed. Ntir'llhi iiunth Nurwiillr. tln pills. More than twenty million from uni-i plea of thilt'a Witch Haul latte hnvri been distributed by the manor". turers. What better proof of their ,mniideaee in its liter-its do you wantf' it cum piles. bum. srnidn. sores. in i the inherited space of tires. Mward P. iwmmmaih: 000m 0. Mill-en “semi «4 STU fiTEV . This-week we will ofl'er great values in our .iirst quality, extra heavy. steel enameled ware, committing in part wash basins. pie pistes. lncad pans, «tippers, buckets, coffee pots. funnels, measures, cuspatlores. cups, indies, spoons, cake turn- are, saueepans, soap dishes, On the second door we will surprise you Willi the quality and prices on the cto., for i 10c Each. ANT’S. 'oooomooomooomoooooooooomoooooooooooooooooomoooooooooommomom ‘ thtll .1: ”wow vi le of i. .1 During the Bart Santiago. .SICK 0R WELL. A RUSH NIGHT AND DAY. ’i‘he Packers at. the Battle of lantiago do Oahu Wuru all throes Their no- role Efforts in Getting Ammunition Day. following: Extra heavy shelf oil cloth, all colors, white and marble, usually sold. . for 10c yard this sale, Potters iiiie oil cloth, new fall patterns, vciy lict'iiy, 23c a yard; other grades at Potter’s line linoleum, new patterns, regular 75c quality, this sale, Hard Wood couches. full spring, corduroy upliolstci mg, Handsome line of coal stoves at foundry prices. This is a new departure with us, and in order to advertise this line, will waive the profit. comparison but competition. W. S. STURTEVANT, North Main arid Ann Streotn, Mark Down Sale MATS AND RUGS. We have picked out something over (inc [luntlierl Mats and Rugs, Dropped Patterns. Jobs, etc, and put Red 'l‘ickets on them, with a liberal ietiuction in price. i , ——or—— Sbuth Norwaik, Conn. Size 18x36 “ 21x45 . ” 26x54 “ Zillxlili “ 36x72 “ 30x30 “ 36x40 '1 his will :iiioid an unusual opportunity to buy Mats and Rugs at less than their value. Style 05 66 H A. Dickerman 8- Son, 84 Wanbingtori Street. South Nor-walk. Conn. “Want" ' lids. in the Columns of The Sentinel Bring Quick Returns. 2 yards for he. l’. E. ilutlcr, of pack-train No. 3, wri- Vtiug from Santiago dc tlubu, on July 23d. says: "wc ail bud diarrhoea in more or less vloicnt form, and wlicn wc iandcd \vc bad no time to see a doc.— tor, for it was a case of rush and rush night and day to kcep tln troops sup- piiid with ammunition and rations. but “[0 invite not only thanks to t‘ linnibciiaius Colic, Cholera :and iiiarriiocn lieutcdy, we were able ito keep at. work and kcep our health; ll" fact, I sinccrely bellcvc that at one ycritlcnl times this medicine was the in— direct saviour of our army. for if the ipackcrs but! been unable to work there would harc been no way of getting sup- piics lo the front. There were no roads 1 that a wagon train could use. My com- .rade and mysclf had the good fortune to lay in a supply of this medicine be- for» we left Tampa. and i know in four f .ises it absolutely saved life." The above letter was written to the manufacturers of this medicine, the ( ininilierlniu Medicine (‘o., Des Moines, town. For sale by (l. C. Stillson. South .\'orwalk: it). P. Wet-d, Norwaik. 200 a yard. 41c. yd. $6.50. 1- _-.s. o A. a '1' e: n a: A. . gun“, habit You iiau Min Bought ‘ ““““"° W Smyrna. °f __.'_ ’ ._ . . Byzantine. ‘ Aiiatoline. Saracen. .Inpnncse. ilOW'B THIS! Niki”. w.- offer one hundred dollars reward MUQIltlllt‘. for any case of mtarrh that cannot be cured by liall's (‘atarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & (:0.. l’rops.. Tole- do, 0. We the undersigned, have known 1". .l. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and fiu~ ant-lolly able to carry out any obligin tion made by their firm. WEST & 'rnuax. Wholesale drug- igistt-i, Toledo. 0 ; WALDthi . KINNAN t MARVIN wholesale drugglsts. Toledo, 0 lluii‘s (.‘atarrh (lure is taken inter- ‘ nnlly. acting directly upon the blood and raucous surfaces of the system. Price to cents per bottle. Sold by all drugglsts. Testimonials free. -. iv”... _ - --_.w-- -. .-_.5 For Up-to-Dnte ICE CREAM SODA, Perfection Ice Creams, Confectionery Of Our Own Maire. .- B0il BOllS Alli) 00000LIIES In lenled Packages Only. HIGH-GRADE BAKERY. GO TO DEKLYN’S 87 Main ntnef. Electric Fans. Electric Lights. Telephone MA- J)“ r "'il liltiill Gerbil Inlet. Windmtluniui Iteinil Dealer- in Fish. Oysters. Clams. Norwalk Lobsters. Soft Shell Crabs. Little Neck .Uhlilil rand out on the "elf illicit. Watermeiena and cucumbers on ice. ilpiid ii iii intuit ‘lnnl ud’liiiiini Sup. HuntTieinff lllll'a family fills are the heat. ll.-\'/.l.l' m is, Lehigii (‘llt iSh' Oil l'il‘lK . - .. and ~|ilti if I'lIN. Goals. llclivcrctl iii your cclln' at $0.00 Plill T0ll. bycurcl’ul, cxpci'icuccil 3|.)rivcrs. NO SLATE. N0 SLIG. NO DUST. Raymond Bros, Houtlt Norwnlk. hind lion 1'qu till Chitin. trio's into in tin: ins. nun inertia in rain. no me mu. m landfilittltlltltltttllll’if- WWIIIIWMM lit “a. . mm..." w. shamanism- “m0“. Samuel Comatock, Jr. , maimed. i 72 North Main street. n. YOURS ”can . CASH. All our knoil'lctlizc; nil our all our l‘t'niillt c: A i’Ol'Ntl lilitits EXPERIENCE. My daughter's nerves were terribly otit of order. Shc was thin and wcuk', tlic icaiit noise tiltii'it-lctl her. umi site was Wiillclill at night. ilcforc she had taken one package of t'clery King lllt cliunitc in her was so ltrent that she could hardly be tukcu for the same girl. She bi rapidly growing well and nirtiliiz. li-r couiplcxiou ls pcrfcct. and she sleeps Wt-ll every uncut—Mrs. Lu- cy McNutt. ilrush Valley. l'a. Celery Kins for thc nervou. ntontuclt. liver and kidneys is sold In 25c aiul filic pack. have by E. i‘. \l'ccd, Norwulk. two-i'li-iicc; for tlIiilit: lino dccorntini: and painting. arc for :atlc. llig jobs; llitlo jobs; simpic jobs; hard jobs anyiliiiur in our line We‘re ready to luck- lc. and do it Ili'li't‘l‘ limit you cvci' bad it done before. We‘ve made a Hindu. «tidy of ~up~rinrlly it. be ordin- ary doesn‘t suit us. amt we t-‘r'il wliiic cburitlliit lull iiiodt ruiciy for it. ItlilMMtKMll.l'i'tintlt 0i“ Mlitllli. Music iiiitb power to soothe the narrow boost. but lioi any more putt-iii. til it ovcr the forums than t‘iovclitlid'l Limit iieulcr bi ovcr diseases of the throat and tumor. It has proven to be a sovcrciilu remedy for l'lilulliil. l‘oidu. Asthma. lil‘ulil'iilllil and t'uliillliilliiltili. l'uli tit i'lnintcd‘n liruit ntol‘c. iii Windi- tuition ntrcct. ltuuib Norwulk. for .i tiiul lndib- tron. Lorin also. 23c. A stubborn counli or tickling in the throat! .i‘lt'idn to illtt‘ hilitlilo (‘oilult i‘ urc. lIllllliltH in t-Ilwi. iombcs the riubt spot reliable amt just what in wnutcd. It tutu tit oiuc ltdwurd I‘. chd Nurwulir; iluomo l‘. titlibiou. tililllll Not wiiiii. ”.— .«m...,__¢___ we... “I” aim III! ligation sf lliiNltY WARD liiiltt‘illll Mill. "It is a hill to nuiect your health.“ Why do you do it. when will lit“ in! the tannins liliili ii. Remedies of the ‘Jen iihunu \‘uuh llerlce" will cure or your money is refunded? No. l cur-ea ithcunintlum; 1 cures be tirinpe: a sum a noun or cold: i cures WM ii in a perfect appellalna tests: I it!!! ittirnulatinl l'itis cure lieutenant I W in the! your job's Worth 3!. or [hiltilni wc Waiiil it. Wall l‘opcre, I'tiiuin. ril‘lintn‘ .\l.‘il~-ri.ii~. l'il‘llii‘t'n, I'lt'ltllt'i litllll‘d In oi'tict‘. Ari tloodw l'oiuiinu. l'upcr iiuturinit and it an “'Illllifl. Decker’s, 't'll \Vunliiliututi nli‘ccl. rluutb Norwalk. Htorc opt-ii cvcuinu until it o'clock. W LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE. mm”*‘”‘" o the (‘lilldren'n nob-r litititltllil inr- up. Trial bottle of each remedy. iiic 'IIPIIHIIIO. 'IIIIOIo or cut this out and let one free: 1.000 references on application. Charlie I ”Will. lid Washin ton street. and it. If. i'inlntcd. til Wan iii-tori street sole ‘ uniti- ior iiouili Harwell. f‘oaa. 'i‘ruili wears well. People have learned that liertt's Little firiy ills- crn are reliable little pilbt for regulat- ' inn tho- MV'II, curiae nomination and nit-it heartache. They don't arias. lilti- wnrd R Wood. Nerwailr; (loom 0. null-on, Iontli ”math. ‘ . Ileyeieo. Carrion“. ole. «0.. are. eon 'WMIAU ”Will A? Tayloritflolden’s “mum-antes. n wastage- etmt. ea waver, and nations to the Front lav-4d thy\ \.
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