NW-
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s
tit HI
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”teeth-Fm
. Startling Developments
jter at an Early Date.
5‘ i . September ii—The mys-
bxilizding the murders of the
”oust-email: were found in
Ill! pond Tuesday night and
morning is still unsolved.
as can be gleaned the police
, illed no clue that would tend
‘ hit the identity of the victim.
flint-people continually throng
7 ‘the morgue where the remains
' ; «Hundreds and hundreds of per-
vlfled the remains yesterday,
no one was able to give any
”rtnati'on that would in any way as-
” the identification. and yet at a
hour last night there was a large
.r gathered about waiting for a
3 Mine chance to gain access to the
morgue and gratify their curiosity.
‘ i It is the‘ general opinion of the ofll-
plate that death (allowed the perform-
' alias of an unsuccessful operation.
Iedlcai Examiner Downs expressed
the belief that no amateur did the
- son: of dlsmembcrment. The police
,. have been busily employed looking up
C possible clues, and though the oliclals
" tillexs that they have been unable to
admire any clue regarding the identity
of the/woman, it is intimated from II
acmi-oiliclal source that startling de-
vel meats may be looked for at an
early date. There is no truth In the
report published in New York papers
that the dismembered body Is that at
" Rachel Warner. 'i‘hetotter is a pro-
fessional nurse and lives at 243 Myrtle
I Ivonne with her two nieces. ’l‘hcy
wientto the morgue yesterday and
viewed the head of the unfortunate wo-
.. than. They said it was not their aunt.
They knew positively because Mrs.
Warner has false teeth, while those of
the dead woman were natural. They
sdld the. Warner was iaNVaterhury.
W
.Bridgeport, Conn. September ii—
The police are working steadily today
on the Yellow Mill pond mystery. 'lhr
apparent murder of a comtly young
woman and the strcwiug of her dis-
membered body in a pond in thc heart
of the city has stirred up the greatest
excitement. The case has attracted
widespread attention and the newspa-
pers of the big cities are giving it as
witch notoriety as the (luloensuppc
murder mystery rel-cited.
There have turn a number of more! known in this c'ity.
or less positive identifications. People
have view the dead Woman‘s hcad It
the morgue and positively ideutlilcd It
as strucone they knew. inIcstlguIlon
by the police and reporters has gcucr
- I ' H'- I
ally resulted in suth bh uIIibatioII I ‘ “mm m 1W “”va
'uI-ouud and went across the
lag proved groundless.
it was conildcully reported In soup
of the otltiiidc pupcrs ycslcrdnv that
tho woman was ltncltnm norm-r. no
nurse. 1‘th was the opinion or ltr.
A. A. Holmes, of this city. After stu‘
tip] that he thought lht- facc of I'll
murdered woman Icwutblcd Mrs. \t'ur
Mr he left tor Mainl- on his vacation.
A "porter who sci out to investigati-
Dr. llullurit' ciuiul prov- Ii that Its
about 'WIruer was ullvc. Incidcu
WU”! Iltullit'i' I'lltt‘ this iii‘ti‘in‘i'l‘i'tl.
tic first cailcd at ”to midi-nu or
Airs. Jeremiah MI-ycrs. who pm at ‘.:l2l
”if“. avenue. us this is wbt-I'o Mrs
WIN” h“ rmuus wbI-n shc is not on
duty.
In. Ieyt-rs and hcr ““07. Miss kin
l7 Wallace. who is \iailllll tho torus-r
MI New York city. said "up lbcy bud
M «this lrolu the utorguo and had
milled ihc I‘Iuitlli'iililrc thoroughly.
I“ it Was not the body of Mrs. War-
I“.
it seems. In the llrst pldcc. that lir.
Mae had said that lit' thought it
D“ In. Warner Airs. McyI-rs. on
m this. to d Ihe rI-poI-II r that pro.
m the ductor had made It mi~tukc
I. the two harm that lIIIIl ht- ilitii him
Q I M in "food stmd ll couple at
,w no titu- of them was ails
m; the all!" Iiilppid Isl ihc H‘ll‘
“H d Dr. ti Adeline- 'l'boqu-Im. in
Ilfflt.
reporter called at lbv tcddcuu
‘ H. Thwupou and iound thc Ihu
HM- “. said there was I. nurse who
a ”poll at her N‘Mlilitiitt‘ a maple
I MI no. but the was not there
we I!" ”the was Ilse Minty
. The some who helped in
and hire. Werner on the cast
“if” m Val Ills "‘le. who is
3* mad at Verona “all. taking
3i “m sick soldier-
m h“ just returned "unionism. Mt Superintendent Billing. lath mm,
i“ thl
, 'l'uc. day
I‘d
Cleans eve
Laces:
I". ‘- 0. NIH-Ml. Ms
.uIVONWII. “NI.
lens. or omens-s "om Issues Us...
it “N U
wlhiile' that can e. cleaned.
ine Li new
Clothes, Dishes.- Po rs and Pains.
Gloss ware; Woodwork and everythingI
else about the house.
and quickly and thoroughly
cerine Soap In every package.
'Wiw
. 5.11.1095
[alone/5; lower than ever.
Cleans them easily
blessin
every household.
A cake of pure white Gly-
the morgue, and she said there was a
striking resemblance In the fate of
some one she had known, lull could
no exactly place it. When asked if it
exactly say. It was some late she had
seen before. and come to think of it,
the resemblance to Miss liourke was
striking. ‘
Miss Jeanie R. Tcrhunc. a graduate
of the llridgcport hospital, who was at
the oilice, was called. and she described
the features of Miss Rourke. It tallied
exactly with that of the one. a? ilie
morgue. In company with a few oth-
ers, she visited the ini.tcr,,l)ut could
not say whether II was the face of Miss
Rourke or not. Others who knew Miss-
Rourke, also visited the morgue and
said that the face was very striking.
but would no positively say whether
it was the lady in qucstion.
Dr. Thompson was visited. who had
a picture of Miss Rourke, and which
resembled the face at the morgue very
much. ’
Through a, call from Dr. F. E. King.
of New Milford. Miss Rourke went ‘3
the latter place about three weeks ago.
She has a brother in this city who had
not heard from her since Ibc first of
September. When the latter was con-
sulted this morning about tIIc matter.
he said there was nothing to the rum-
or, anti that it was not his sister at the
morgue, although he' had not' been
there to make siire. He was requested
to go to the morgue yesterday after-
noon by Dr. Thimpson, the latter
thinking there would be no harm for
him to go and clear the matter up, as
there were so many who thought It
was Miss Rourke at first glance.
In talking the doctor said: ”As you
look down upon the ltalr of the girl
for the first time, it appears to be
brown. but to look at it in the light.
it. has a reddish tinge. These facts I
think should be made known. I can-
not belp but think that. the crime was
not committed in Bridgeport. I rather
think. frolu observation that the
deed was done by some medical
student. as no one without cypcricuct
could have done such a llt'iil piccc of
work. I have worked upon a dissect
lug table myself. and it looked as
though the IIlIolc thing had been doIII
With a student's knife and with a sin-
dcal' s bond. Miadou s II‘ud is .t very
tough spot. and | buvc no doubt bu?
what the crlluc will bc traced to on:
of those summer resorts."
llt tracing tip the different clues. ibc
reporter ran across a man that Is Well
l-‘or scIcIul reas-
ons Ilc dots not want his name pub-
lic ibttltl
‘AII sIsIt-r “till to Ntw ll: Ilcu .\lou
they III-hing :Iud tunn- balk ”lucsduI
morning. III-living how about i “0.51m,
Ivus brouglil borne in ii our: .‘itlilt'iflw
ttIt-uuc way and taken
lil‘ldito
attain."
.\ Well known butcher of RtratI‘oI-Ib
zltcllue sold lusi nlulll illul bc kucw m’;
two bucks going across ”to bridge
morning ls-twceu
o‘clock. and that they were bringing
harm-s home. that had been out oi the-
cliy llII- tiit)’ below.
'ibmc slabInI-uis may explain lhI
.Iury told by John t‘alltoun of iII-III'IIII:
a “damn on IIIc ill-.II'lI-w sI't-IIIII- ’I‘III-s»
day morning. 'I‘hcy apparently dis
protc the theory that the trunk uas
blot-rd iII IlIc pond on 'i'Iu-sdn) Inoru- E
Inc. by someone III a carriage that wcnI
Ili'slllh illc bl‘.id||«
l‘ \t' liuiIIrili'ld. oi 'l.’..'I i-llntc street:
.tlit d iii the morgue Ibis morning“ and
was cIctqu tbc dlsIucuIbI-I'I-Il woman
nu~ \lrs .lollu t'olllns. uho IIuIl “\‘I'il‘
ni lII~ bodsc and Ich at month Into. This
I-lcnIIthaiolI. IIIlit-II scclucd IcIy po~l
iitt .u tlro “us. like llic rm. prove-Ii
Ii'oll lute-situation in tour IIII \t'l-lllll
An Moorland l'rcss rrpolicr lltl'tllli'
panicd Mr. iluticiliclti to his bousc lII
uI-I .I III-III I'ipiluu 'd the Podium wolnuu
lrotu Min iluIIcrtlI-Id .tlicr u Iouul
idlitm by .- uuinlwr ot lti‘llllllill'~~ II was
,mtcd that Mrs. t‘olllm iIlId iIII il't‘lli
In trout IIIcrpI on Ihc upper low. The
dual wonutu has good tomb.
lawi cIcIIIIIg. IIctcctlI'c Mcilrulb. oi
Ncu llnII-n, in company with u youllit
Inuit ltouI ibc *Iillit' Ill.\‘. tulb-Il III the
iIIHlIIlI' and view: d the for III the d‘l'
llo-IanII-d u'oluilu for a considerable
II bulb of time. 'l‘hcy iutssctl rcmni’hr
to nob othor III on lilitltritltw, the run
oi \tlit- h .oubl not Inc found out They
‘tli lhc bulldltil lb t'IIllipIilIi with .t lit
.II pollcnnu and IIIIIIIcIliutI-ly lmnrd»
d :I lltllll lur th clIy they cquI- ltom,
'l‘hcv would not disallow unvlblna. and
I lilillllttr who saw Ibu- men curry ilu-
Idoa illoy know mnudbiug about the
Misti.
All day, vc iI-rdiy afternoon oflbcrv
worn out looking up the Ill/cry utilities
in hope that a chic might be discover
ed III that line. it is Imdernlotsi that
the search was not alituether til-ap-
Ill ross tho
The back tIlrIII-d .
l and 3f
ham refused to deny or confirm all ru-
more about the ltunt.
It is known positively that the po-
ilcc brought in one woman for investi-
gation. liut she was not held. The
woman. it. is understood. has an otllco
on the Wt'h‘l side of the liver.. She
was brought In quietly and subjectml
largest iIIIporters.
import cost.
The approaching cool weather suggests ()il lieutel s.
styles,’ In all sizes. representing all the leading makes, and at prices
“Euter'plisc” (antral draft heaters, $1.50 each.
We have fifteen
Stovepipe and Elbows, any size. extra heavy, double Iivet ted, lli cents.
'linc and Crystal Stove Boards, hall i’ormer ptice.
Fourteen quart Enameled l’Ieserviiig bottles, 50 cents.
New lines .lardiuiers, fl om 10 cents to it"illi) cat-b.
Large consignment of import samples of line (.bina from one of our
After-dinner and Chocolate
Plates, Sauce Dishes, Sugars, and “reams, l3 ‘ill'kt'l' Jars, 'l‘ca l’ots, lee
Cream Sets, Pudding Sets, Condensed Mllk Holders, etc., etc., etc.. at
llups and Saucers,
to a searching examination. it is un-
derstood that she was able to prove her
Inner-cute
Superintendent Birmingham refused
positively to give the name of the wo-
man. lie said it would do no good as
W. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Streets,
South. Norwalk, Conn.
she had been able to clear herself. llo
Would not say what had led him to
bring the woman.
There was another report this morn-
ing that. the police were on 'a clue
which involved parties in the East End
it is known, despite the rctlccncc of
the authorities. that considerable Im-
portance is placed in the stone which
was. found attached to the bundles.
This stone is of a similar clIuracth- to
some that can be found In one or two
localities ill the East End and it may
turn out to be an iInporiautIiuk in
the chain of evidence which must be at
band if the arrest is made.
kcpi but during the lnttcr par.‘ of the
I't'IIlil'K. Supctinictldcnt Birmingham
went out about 7 o'clock and difi‘not
return this morning. He intimated that
their value.
—-——-()F—-—
Mark Down Sale
‘MATS AND. RUGS.
We have picked out something over (Inc Hundred Mats and Rugs, Dioppcd
Patterns. Jobs, etc., and put Red Tickets on them, with a libctal Ieductiou III pIicc.
Tlicrc’ can be little doubt that the 10- , .. .
cal police have information which MM" 183'“, ' Style Sillylua.
lcuds beyond the limits of this city iii H 21V“) Byzautluc.
their hunt for the perpetrators of this It I) - .r_ u ‘ .- .
crime. chtcrday afternoon llctcctlvc :‘hx'ft “ Alltltililllc.
Arnold was in New Haven and was “ JON”) Slil'ill't‘ll.
kept buoy until quite late. lie returns H . . .-. u ' .
Id about supper time and immediately .lilk M 'Jap‘lpese‘
had a conference with Superiatctulcnt ” 30x30 “ Sakai.
Birmingham. u . - . u
it is also known that the wires Wch "(“4” MO‘UH'HC'
I This will allow] an unusual opportunity to buy Mats and Rugs at less than
he might drop in during the night, but
he did not pllt in an appearance. Dc-
tectivcs Arnold and (‘muun also went
out curly and did no return before this
morning.
This morning at 10 o'clock t‘oronct‘
Charles A. IIoteII commenced the In-
quest and all the witnesses who had,
anything to do with finding the re-
. mains wcrc on hand to icstlfy. Alter
i tilt-so witncsscs bud lit-oil I-vIIIIIiut-d the
l coroucr adjourned the Inquest until in-
lllttl‘i'tiw. -
a
A. Dickerman 9- Son,
S4 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
“Want” lids. in the Columns of The Sentinel Bring Quick Returns.
.\ II‘AllMl'Ill ('i')M.\ll'l‘S Sl'll'll'll-I,
illy AssIs-iutcd l‘rcss.)
For Up-to-Datc
Icu cuulu SODA,
Itrlsittl. \‘I.. Scpl. H- i‘ul‘iis Ruth-
bouc. .i fnrmcr of this town. committed Perfection
suicide this morning by shooiitg
through the brad. He had boon III Ice creams,
,poor IIcnlIII for about two ycars. llleII-
bone was To yours of age.
Confectionery
Of Our Own Matte.
MICMIilil-tl. 'I‘II Silldlll-llls
tlly Assoclulcd Pro-ts.)
i
l'.vbrld|tc, Must. h‘cpthIIbt-r It The
Iidn-attou or the soldicrs' Iuouulncul
lwhirh \\.in crcctml ou tlu- common by
..... --—- ——- Bu BOIIS no cuocouus
CASTO R l A In “fl“! Parka”. Only.
”.t....uumm HIGH-GRADE BAKERY.
in list in lieu limp lull Go To
Board the
WWW DEKLYN’S
as Main street.
Electric Fans. Electric tights
Telephone M‘- J
J63 ll
l-‘or broken surfaces. sures. insect
, bitcs. but-Its. skin discnsI-s and WIN“
clully |Iilim.ilil‘ru Is our reliable rem-
edy. iierII‘s Witch lluscl bistro.
When you cull for licWiii's don‘t lic-
ccpl counterfeit» or frauds. You will —l
not be .IIsuIIIquIIII by III-two's WW" Grand comm lukOtI
lluucl Halve. Edward I'. WWII. Nur-
wulii: tit-or“ i'. t'ltllblou. Ititilh Nor
Wholesali- aiul ltctatl Dealers in
FiShe
Oysters
Clams.
Norwslk Lobsters.
m
tine Minute t'ouab i‘uro surprises
‘It‘illtltl by Its nultii cures and children
may take it III large quantities without
the lcml Iluiunr. II has won for list-if
the hurt rtpulntion of any preparation
ilwil 1min) for colds, c'.tou|t tithllhl ill
the throat or obsiiunic coughs. ltd
ward i' chd Norwolk; litmus t‘.
Iltlllsoa. llouih Norwullt. Sh
...-- M-.. Soft ell Crabs.
i‘nu Invite disappointment such you
osperlmcul. IMWIII's Little Karly Mill! Neck l'bluis sent out "N "W
lilac" are pleasant. cosy. ibormuh lit-
tle pills. ’l'hey cure constipation and
sick hcndnrhc Just as sure on you tithe
Ibcm. Edward P. Wml. Norwsllt;
Iicoru t". lttlllson. Ilouth Norwsllt.
Half Nile".
Watermelon and
Cucumbers on Ice.
lsptiti til at Salim.
lltlcl tlll tuition Sup.
Hunt & Zelutf
MN.
I
Horn than twenty million tree «at»
pics of lit-WIII'II Witch tinsel tlnlve
‘ have Mn distributed by tho mnmilnc
turers. What better proof of their
t'tillflllellf'o in its merits do you want?
it com plies. burns. mitts. mm, In
the shortest space of time. ldward P.
Weed Narnia. (loans a. Mini
\
llAZld‘l'l'i IN.
and
vlilll VIIIIN.
'Ih'ivcrs.
NO SLATE.
no sure.
Lehigll
(‘ltl ISS (.‘ll EEK, a!!!
Goals.
=2:
Delivered in your cellar at
$5.00 PER TON,
by careful, experienced
NO DUST.
Raymund “Bros, , -
South Nurwulll.
YOURS
FOR
CASH.
All our knowledge: all our
prcricnm all our rcsouIvI-I
for doing llnc dccot‘nIltIgnIId
painting. ill‘I' for sdic.
llig jobs; llillc Jobs; slmplc'
jobs; hard Jobs anything in
out line “I to ready to llli‘li
In. and do II but ll'or than ,IoI
II'I l‘ liiitl ll dIIIlt' litiltirc.
of sup-ritu'liy. 1.. oc ordin-
ary docsu‘l suit us. and We
while cluiralull
IIIIsbrulcly for it.
owl
\\'liI llIt‘l' ylilii' Juli";
m ‘dliititl \\I' want it.
Wall i'IpI-re. Paints. [\t'lish‘
Mulcl‘iul , l'IcilIrcs. I'iciuttw
tI.IlIIcIl to order. Mt Hood
tun unlit.
In.
Ilium.
Samuel
Comstock,
Jr.
72 North tisht Qi'uct.
clam Bolt lulu nil Chitin.
bill‘s Tutu in the ins.
lulu hpullu in tutu. lull
'l'tli‘lttti titties telnet Illl Pu-
uiu hunt let menu In 'uues
ms unite at wanes:
l‘uiutluu. l'uucr Ilunuluauntl
Hun Wilton:
Becker’s,
Iii Willillillliuil utrcct.
I'luuib Nurwulk.
tliorc tl'tt'" clotting-I until Ii o'clut'lt.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAIIIIOUBI.
"VII "m0.
furniture. Pianos.
Iteyelu. Curt-gen,
ate. are... are.
son "mimosa Isqvuut s3
Taylor-Midwest's
“WNW“
«mamas-no.
A Cllll‘lllAl. 'l'lllE
During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK 0R WELL. A RUSH NIGHT
AND DAY.
The Packers at the Battle of lsntisgo
do Cuba were all Heroes Their lis-
rolc lit’orts in Getting Ammunition
and nations to the Front land the
Day.
1’. E. llutlcr, of pack-train No. 3. wri-
ting from Santiago de Cuba, on July
‘.’.’id. says: "We all had diarrhoea in
more or less violent form, and when
we landed we had no time to see. a doc-
tor, i‘or it was a case of rush and rush
night and day to keep the troops supv
plied wllII ammunition and rations. but
thanks to (.‘IIaIIIlicrIalu's Colic. Cholera
.Iud Diarrhoea itcmcdy. we were able
:0 keep at work and keep our health:
III fact, I sincerely believe that at one
critical times this medicine was the in-
»lircct saviour of our army, for if the
packers had been unable to work there
Would haw been no way of getting sup-
plies to the front. There were no roads
'hat a wagon train could use. My com-
rade and myself had the good fortune
to lay In a supply of this medicine ho-
role we left Tampa and I know in four
Itasca it absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
l‘lIaIIIbcrlalu Medicine 00.. Des Molucs,
Iowa. For sale by (I. (l. Stillson. South
Norwalk: l}. P. chd, Norwalk.
GLITCH! A.
3.... a. Zita Kind in line lists Borgia
Signature
of
——--—— ‘ I" '
liOW'S THIS!
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by ilall's (‘alarrh Cure.
1’. J. CHENEY & C0,, Props, Tole-
do. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
.l. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him ,perfeetly honorable
In all business transactions. and tin-
anclally able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their firm.
WES'I‘ dc TRIIAX. Wholesale drug.
gists, Toledo, 0.
wanomo KINNAN a railway
wholesale drugglsts,‘ Toledo.0
ilall's (latarrb Care is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blootL
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Price. ”I'll ccuts per bottle. Sold by all
drugglsts. Testimonials free.
Hall's family idls are the but. .,
A (‘l ltl'. mm M ll\".0l.‘ liEAlIAt‘llB.
ltor eight yours I slittech front colic
stlpatiou and severe ncrvous headache.
the headache usually lusting three days
at a time. Ilcndacbo powders relieved
l
“'c'yc made a spin-Lt. study
WIII‘lli ’5‘
Inc temporarily. but left too bad an
I cttcct. Slut-n i bcgun taking ('clcry
Kllng l have greatly improved in health
.soldom or never have a headache. haw
gained III flesh. and fell decidedly wcll.
. \iru. Id I-l. Iluitb. thple. N. ll.
I'I-lery King for the nerves. liver and
kidneys ls sold in title and Ella packages
ghy Ill. F. Word. Norwalk.
IIEAI'TY l8 UNI. Y SKIN DEEP.
ilut a beautiful skin cannot exist an-
Icss the blood be pure. itlcry woman
can IIllIiil to NOT checks the rust! nil-l
. ‘|t'“'||lt' but-s of youth by Initiut; (’luvc-
land‘s t'clI-I-y t'otupouud 'I‘ca. which
cleanses the blood iuuwrccptlbly but
u-ftcclunlly oi uIl impurities. hauls Iuti
lpituplcs. I'l‘llpiltius. Iuh. oolls. car.
I bum-Ice and suliow color. I‘ull ut
‘i'lulsicd‘u ilruu store. ill \t‘usblualun
‘strcct. and get it iriui package freon
bantc pucloulc. tific.
mmn .“... an. Month
I
i A stubborn cough or tickling In the
throat yields to One Minute f‘uuuh
i‘urc. ilurmlcss in I-llucl. touches the
right Inuit. rclkiblc and inst what is
wanted. It acts at once. Edward P.
Wood Norwulit; llamas C. i'liilliion.
tioulb Norwslh.
”sirens:
. “-3-
iiitNitt‘ WAltD nttliittltlt MID.
"It is a sin to outset your health.”
Why do you do II. when you know in“
the buttons illuc ll. ltotncdios of tho
'.Ics Iibuua Yotdt lit-rise" will cure or
your money is reloaded! No. i sure.
Itiwmauusai: 2 cures be tirlapei I
cures a cough or cold: t suns Ontaflli
ii is a ”find appetisins taste: I an
Ilinnuisuss can cure Invites»: 1
Is the (thildml’s Relief loathing In-
up. ‘l‘risl bottle of suit my. Mr
or cut this out and not one free: 1,000
rah-retires on application. Charles I.
Pinch nu Washington street. and it.
ll. i'isisled. n Wuhlnlion street. sols
agents tor iioath tion-lb. (loan.
«as»
'i'ruih west-s wsil. People have
learned that DnWIlt‘s taut» hm Its.-
m are reliable little pills for malai-
Ins the bowls. curing mutilation and
sick hem». They don't grips. Id-
want 7. Wet-It. Norwsibt George 0.
nailsas. lost! Nowell. ‘ ....
H
Norwalk Chronicler