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NUMBER 3,216.
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SOUTH NQRWALK. CONN” MONDAY, SEIV‘EMBER it) [893
TWO GENTS.
lTllttlEll Bill
itilillltliltitii
said an, t f W Wh lHomeland a moment later. c: sin: to: “or mystery paves the Will for the -on-l . W... Wt'll'il t3 Meriden to consult with the . $3
to» a o a omen o 00 '0'“ a WWW: “W 0 88" A [E] IE“ iiilili MR SLATER . . 0 E It” ANE SSE ll" ("l W"- WANTED \ ttiltltllt~-a;.-.ctl lady would
for the nlsht Dumb quickly own the! . Slum" 0"“ the EM Who Sm "from“ i- V 0 A WI '- i-A I llt'li'Nh't' ('"W" S” "1 Will“ “MW tho it pos’liltiil n..- housekeeper or
Tilt” Weeks Ago Spent a street. ’I he matron was asto lalted at ”MS" S“ the Home for AWN“ l “S _ in the East I‘ Ilti. lit‘i'll the stone of the companion in H “mm.“ nlnllly' Ad- ,7
this early tleparture. for it as only (‘harltles of Blldfirtmrb J! MMWHS iintllnn of the body it Wt't‘it .nto totiiy. *
light in a Charity Home.
B mistake which was the hall first of . bc clttphiisizctl by the fact that he left let'ril. inquire at N. .; Witter flue“,
Tut“ A SIUBY “I: DISTRESS the kind. She did not go afteri the wo- Our Worthy Committee. connected hem" With the WW- l'nlllt'l‘1 Moons. Arrested and Fin- i without notifying his family that ho Amp“... 319 It
man however. and therefor knows Slocum, of Waterbury. According to ' . wotrld not lunch at home. It is learn-S '
“0th"! more about h" 8S Mr F'tlltor' Noticing the commun the statements of those connected withS if: i ed that he took an east-humid train. . WANTED—A house of five or six
‘ ‘ 1 . . . . ‘ , i Early this afternoon the triirtk and rooms. with all modern improve.
." 'I'Illa “SST" IDENTWA'ISION‘ Nations in reference to the schoolaltr ingtllri’lilriehirildShiftSSrfer-ihzirththh: flintxtg William Vtirlfllhft. better known, inwtrl‘ portions of the victim's body tiieltts. within five minutes' walk of
said “'9 W8! Oil ii" Way to her Tiiwuisdgmle‘vn:nlvrimlo Eek": Lgoqitifi _,your Saturday’s issue. the letter of Mr. (”mom front Naval“. and mm m" ‘ among Knight street denizens as "(lrrl-iritwere buried. The head will be pre- center or South Norwalk. SAMMIE“
Home, ill NOWOHK, and Dls- there, bZIng led gm this in this belief ‘ Fox appears to be opportune. tutti 'it titer Slocum. then in that city, was ln- _’ ly." was before Judge Gregor-y In tltei ill-‘I'l’ed for itllrlllmvfi 0’ identification. W. Sentinel office. 3173! ,
appeared Next Day.
meat. Seeing that she mustSsuhmlt to
the regulations tile girl said. "If you
must lock the door please on e to :ee
ow I not during the nlght,.f or!
so ill and unhappy I out Mllflid to “be
left alone.”
Mrs. Illbblns promised arSnd went
away. iiislng early the and morning
the matron unlocked the d it of the
half-past slx oclock. and the disappear-
ing figure also reminded her that she
had neglected to get the womail's name
that the dead woman was thei ,visltor
S“P|SAYUN_E__ BUSINESS”
lAslting Pay for the Privilege of In-
spectiag the New School.
Be Thinks this Begging of Money for
leemlngly Meritorious Objects ls
Overwork —- A Suggestion for
seems to me that the subject will bear
. . '0! L‘IUI'ALI GEL.
lather aim llplodes the Itory‘
About. the Yellow Hill rend Victim. 1
(By Associated Press.) l "‘” ”m“
Waterbury, Conn. September 19-ln-' . William VanClcft Arrested for NODS
qrrlry made today in connection with} Support of his Wife.
the latest phase of the Bridgeport mur- i
still Hit] it on
‘lilbblns, and who has been considered ‘ 01110?“ by Judge Gregory to Pay his
as possibly the victim in the mysteri-i
ons tragedy, was ill error when she.
Own True Love $2 a Week -- Ed-
ward Cools, Missing for Many
strumental In placing her in the con—. 'l‘own (‘orrrt, this morning. chargcti'
lbut the polite announce that persons
to the information which reached the
police. has a missing girl. and this af-S
lernoon Detective Arnold in in that
city investigating. Forwarded from
that tlty, a girl‘ s photographS has
reached the ill'idgeport police. It hears,
it is said, a stllking resettlblencc to the
flit-o of the victinr. and Detective. Al'n- . ~ -..
old Is at work oil that possibility. Iiti WANTED.
WAN
Anything and ovarerytbl
kit-p your moon and “if
\t-rlliic ln llilscolniiiu......
quick rt suits will follow.
dress M, Scriillicl office. ‘319 2'
Superintendent lilruillightim's tit-pnr-S
tune from his post was very sudden.
That his mission is ltilporltllit scents to.
WAN'i'l-lll—h young man for the win-i
or at once to work on ll small fruih'
wishing to examine the gruesome ob- WANTED—«First-class cock. Apply at
of that night. He saw the for e and further comments. The voters of this "0““- Will! “filled and 110n- support of his‘ 1..” will i". oomppnm .0 sh“... mm! 24 “.05. avenue .13 t1
‘ —--—— W83 pgsitiii’e it 1:?“ 12:11)“ ihhilltrltn. district authorized the district cominlt- Miriam 30:31:35"...Seismflm'S Wilt‘ W110 was formerly Judy liltlmontis. S tatrse before permission will be grant- —-«—-—~——-----—--- -«--————--»
ger. ay n: no ng av 88p Y. , . . . ' ‘ ' VanCleft mrmprpr lb 1 he at 't .l ed. W:\N'l‘l§l)-—Slttititlon to do eneral‘
MURDER ViCTiM RETURNED. Who was In charge of the mor us. Mr. tee to “mm a “"50 sum m "m 4 WW" he W“ in “mm“ “S” ”"e “S” S S a h S" mp S ‘ 8 "
, The Body that had Been Identified al
Grace Perkins Shipped Back to
Bibblns hastened and told his wife of
his discovery. She resolved t go to
the morgue the next day, but mean-
time the Perkins identificatio was
made which led Mr. and Mrs, Ihblns
to believe that he had been mistaken.
new school building. and otherwise to
iit‘rnnklln street. It is to be presumet
.that we now have a fine modern school.
ihOUSt‘ and it WOIIW certainly be mum“ Sthe convent had since married and illltil
improve the property of the district on .
l O'ilo nell. his then assistant. now ofS
was sent to ll New York convent from
.i.
ported his “limit-y," but said he ililliil'ii
that city. lie added that Rev. ll. Ithe (ash. Mrs. Vatil‘ left said he had
Watertown. bad that girl in merger
ttlusky damsel ies.tling in Witth I..rne i
Moreover, the girl who was placed in
As "Cully' was arrested at a house inl
Witch Lane by ()fllecr llltilt Saturday
transferred Ills affetliotts to another New Haven Detectives Looking for a
housework by a competent German
girl. Apply, Miss Kraemer, 34 North
Main street. all) 3h
A POSSIBLE VICTIM.
Missing Girl of that City.
(By Associated Press.) TO LET.-
.r
Bridgeport - Family Soy she
is Wedded. but chorles
lligitl Judge (ircgory decided that he New Haven. COM" Septetttber 19”-
Now however be is sure of his‘juenti- oils on the part of the committee to been a member oi the Notre Dame con-
lltlist have burl sortie attraction to draw! The (it‘lt‘t‘lii’t‘s 0‘ the New Haven DO"
TO lFT—ilollse ll) Lowe street six
fleatlon, and he went to the morgue last iextenti a general invitation to the peo- gregutlon l“ Wt.iterbiiry Father SSO'
. rooms lm trovements. 14.1mm
. night and told his story. illie of th: (“mm (without any money tum further annihilates the theory that him then. and or-doicti that he, pay .'tlrS rice department are busily engaged to‘ diare DUHHS'HO“. E. ‘Wilcox 2;
q Booms Emphatically Hero. titen, is the latest pSpsltivei lthc former Noriialll girl may hare V.ili( left 82 a week for six months oridui in 21 503W“ for '4 young woman Brown & Wilcox's store. g1“!
Denies Is. {tntchlng feature) to inspect the SmSSd‘S been the victim by stating that he has no to jail.
There was another identification yes-
terday in the Bridgeport murder mys-
tery case, making the fifth since the
dismembered body was found in the.
Yellow Mill Pond.
This time the body is said to be that
of a girl who three weeks ago passed
a night at a house of refuge in Bridge-
port. She told a story implying that
she was in dire distress. She said that
she had come from New York or
Brooklyn, and was on her way to her
home in Norwalk. She disappeared
next morning. Her name was not as-
certained.
The dismembered body which Frank
Perkins had identified as that of his
daughter Grace. was re-slilpped front
Mlddleboro, Mass, to Bridgeport. The
Perkins family again declared thtrt
Grace and Charles Bourne were mar-
rlcd. The Bourne family as emphati-
cally denied it. '
‘oiit the matter,
AU OTHER IDIN TIFIOATION
Body laid to be That of a Girl who
spent a Vet in o Mile! House.
iii'itlgepor. (.‘onn.. September lfl.~~-
What may prove it clue to the Identity ‘
of the young woman whose tlisiiicmlicr-
l‘ll body is to be returned from Mid-l
tliclioro. Mass. where it was taken in:
the mistaken belief that she was Mur- S
Ion (trace l'nrkins. has becli supplied in .
this city.
David Bibblns. clerk in a WilOil'l'lilil‘l
grocery store whose wife is matron of:
the Associated (‘harltles and Industr-l ii i
lltllef association home. at No. L‘ls
Matti illll't'l. where both live. tic-'tlurts
the woman whose dismembered body
was found in Yellow Mill i’fillti spent
it lilrtlit ill the home tin-cc wecks ago
Mr Iltbbius says the young \\Iillli|l|
was brought lit the home by l’olltt-iuiin
i'tlt'i llnll. who had ttiirit iiiioss her
at night iiciir lilo steamboat wiiurl.
'I'lic pollt-ttrilin. on taking her to the iri~
itllllllimt sold to the matron. Mill. llib-
bins.
“Here's a young woman who wants
to spend the ltilhl lit-re. “Sill'li you
hear her story you'll be sorry for her."
Mr. illblilus looked closely of tilt-
hil‘flllul'l' and was stiiick by two porn
lliil‘ilit'n olefin-r countenance. 1'“ first
of lliv‘ilit was it... long. tlccp out- lili‘lil"
llit- fort-head. which aplwttrctl is li'
instit- by Il irgitily tlrnwn sirltut. 'l‘lir
itm-otitl was the sharpness of the Wu
lilllll s noise. which led blur later It on
“Mild to his wife. "It iitiyliotly lilsicd
bit to ll get his eye pill out with llriit
IMIM‘
Illli Nli'l' tilll'l‘ iiltlll NAME.
Mr» liiliiiilil took the yum; wanton
in dumb and conducted her to lilI‘S
strainers room iii the Home. There
the warrior i rounded to "MT is story til
sorrow and hllnn'llil who said idle
hail iii-i tulllt front ilrtaiitlyli or New
York the portion is not stu- which
where his iltlli tit-cu ill is t'liliH'lil lllic
bird left that institution iii tit-up url~f
and nit-iii and Meet nitritloii ilt'l‘ way to
licr lllllll' ill Ntil‘witllt Hlit- liiulslcli
that itiit lliiii‘i not l‘lilililllll‘ lit-r Jtilll'lll‘.‘
that night ltlli ritual wait until the
our day “be it lord iN'ii .iltiml
that she should spend the night iii the
Home the matron ltif‘lil-Ii to leave her,
and as she lcft the Hill") |il't-|tisrm| in
lock the door
’ Alainsl this the young wolllnli plo
trusted earnestly. itiiplorlim tilt matron
not to lotus bcr iii a 'nvk‘tl room
Mrs. llibhlm rlpinlfll'tl that ii wro- re.
quired by the rules of the
, iy lilo ilcv.
tslnbllsh-
l
identification, the fifth. Super ntend
ent Birmingham told last night rof the
five Identifications which had
each of the women being found
and well. S
First there was one front Wellit lia-
vcn. This was made by Chief f Po-
lice Detectives (.‘owles. of that cltfi'. and
three associates, who were so positive
that they urged Superintendent. Slilt'm-
inghaln to make an arrest. rushiltig to
his house at half-past one in the inorn-
ltlg to press their demand. The stupor-
intcndent refined. and subseqlleltt ev-
ttnts proved hltti right.
motions in Bridgeport. the fourthdrorn
Mldtllebot'o, Mass. anti now comesl that
of Mr. lilbblns. iieyontl this Surierln-
tendent llirmingham and Detectives
Arnold anti Cronan have found lilive
and in excellent health six women re-
ported as missing, any one of both
it was thought might be the one found
rut to pietes in iellou Mill pond.‘ l
CAME FROM A CONVEN'i‘.‘ ‘
Policeman Peter Hall. who brought
the young woman Iilbbitis says isS. the
victim to thr- Industrial lionic. Hwils
seen on his post iri East ilrldgeriort.‘
lile was disinclined lti talk lit first lilil- .
but finally gave iliiSlllc
details ht- iiill‘W. ilc alibi that ilt'lliili
not know ilic young woman's tiaiie.
h‘ht' had got off a train from New Yii'k
..il'ly iii the evening. Slu- wars llctliliy
dressed in it black skirt. white shlrl'
waist llllti u straw sailor but with a
black ih‘lllli. She appeared to be a ‘o-
" ltlllil about twenty years of age. l
Site writl up to the policeman rind
said: “i want to stay in Bridgeport ov-
cr- night. 1‘ iii \llll llttiilillltllli inc ttii 'l
for the night?" S
Hill still he would take her ltt ii tic
Sfailetl, |
The WOIlllilll is?
alive. There were two positive l elitl-Sir
.‘lllili l‘ulltollc family where I liill stilt Shir ”w” SWIM"
iing anti see what sort of a place it is.
around last Week, asking our people to
lury tickets for the privilege of seeing
the inside of ti building of ottt 0\\fl
l
i
creation. should have the grace to up».
jologizc for such a blunder. I guess I
ram not alone in thinking that this pl-
iciiylluc business of sending children ill“-
‘iillllti begging money for seemingly mcr-
itolioris objetts is being orerutitkid
’buy them.
tports large stints.
lili for H'lntitlt‘nitlisf'
illiilctttizetl,
and l
c\pclitl--
l without tomment
itwurthy tllstrltt tontmittcc
. illlitillll an cienlug
',.:iiit-.loii.~ly rctt-lye their friends. tlrt
ricoplc. and show them Oi’r‘l' the urn
school building. Such a reception
would no tlorrbt be well attelttlt'tl nlttl
i’l'l’)‘ enjoyable. Yours truly.
.ltillN‘A. Si..\’l'li)lt.
September ill. tsiis
COVER. A MULTITUDE 0F SINS.
that they
Boy Sherwood has Something to any
on Church and School Fairs.
”liillll‘ of the Sentinel: I was Very
much interested ill i‘ciidlilg Mr, ii‘ox's
Itltcr ili rlutltrtlrty's Sentinel cont-crit-
“‘it the principle of holding fairs under-
fire auspices of our public schools llllli
We have come again
to tilt time of _\'I'lll' when there is likely
.o in. as lit-re has been ill the past. .i
‘l‘tilltiiii‘ iilliit‘, turd liiclt took her do fist-ramble among in. churches ritid other
its» industrial Home ”the lt"llltl its!
till the nu) lip iill' young \Hilllllll toill
ll.tl| lll.. l \iit' illlti ,iisl itillic iltm Sil
ttittvciit. ilnll lilltltui‘l lti... site said
the control was ill New York city
Rill‘ had lit-cit placed tilt-rti ll .vciil' little
l"lllill'i‘ allot-uni. of \\'illl"‘
I my. Father i-llocutu now lives ‘3 Wl'
it'l’ltili')‘. t‘oirt. r
.N'lit «iiltl that she liitl ill‘l‘ll tllsltiliotttl
from its toiivtiti on .rrcoirnt of nevi.
lousut-ss illit- had purchased it tit-kill
from New York to Nlll'lullil. l‘orirr, bu
t-lll‘ stopptll tiff ill Ht'bliicpoi'l itl'l‘lllllfili‘
otherwise she would t‘cncli Norwalll 'lli
too Into an iililll‘ in iilf‘ .iiLlil. rllut
slow-ed iillii illi‘ ticket.
s..id, lived in Not‘wiiik. r
iiilil has trot ht'i'lt llic licii-l of llllS
\'. llow .\llll pond \lt‘lilli He said that
it!" was sure that the )llllllfl girl he build
to ill! Itidiisliiitl llouic lnl-l rio
liiitti “will
w cut to tilt Iitntlllllltlll still out biS.
l'liirl tliruirilulmrii of tire lint-toritiusl
rictiru uliose lillllllilliillt‘li built
rorrtriilzzillotis lot
iilf a tltiztli blotks from the slnlltilri . S
lit-r iiiiril. abut .
utliiil'
titilsbit li' llllil silt liiiflSl
‘lhi‘
the lust
rtiirs. suprwrs niz-l oilicr
Horns, llllllil of which. though unset-lu-
ly. is done iii the rubric of charity and
religion. Surely illl' purpose mtri~ tn
"mytr ii multitude of sins." t lure
‘liil' some iillll lllorrltlii of llrtlfiKlllll cs
pi-cllilly till this illliljt'i'i. and lliillit lht
lilirliii ll litititi llllli'. \tlllil' lilt- it'llt‘l‘
to which I l‘t'li'l'l‘t'll is in the public
.uliiii. Next Sunday I'\i'lllllil I proposc
to preach upon the sillijm‘l as with Ii to
our schtmls. I'itlll‘l‘llt‘tl tltitl Illl' public
utitci'tilll l i-li.ill spciik iii the Iiill'l‘
will of good Illtll‘ilin. pure i'citltioii and
good t'lllli‘llniilli. MI'Millllit'. wllhoiii
tasting tiny reflections upon the limit
nurtnt-nt of our public schools or upon
our most t-itct-Ilt-ut principal. i wish
llllirll hour-lily to endorse hit: Fox‘s icl
ltt-itpoi-lfillly yours.
It ti siltzitl't'titilt
i'tltiilil iltirtth hotwu'k iliiplisl \‘ullil
dates for
oiilcrlitlli-
lil‘.
A ”Ulla. VIDDIIG
tumor til it.» tin. on fittuit“ \ltlllll t lines-Alicea“ Iona “orwootlloht
lit-lie
iiltxul‘ iii truism iliri‘l'lth
ili-Iiry litirlistitr. whose dcrtii‘iiir.
ilillil liils in) on n \lilllilllll tour in ii
ltd Mh'illt‘il lliiiiil'l‘ tlrtd bunny
Mutilation police. ilrl'hs'ti liorio it‘ll
tertiary. conduit ticlt from liiiiibuty
llt- il|i|ll‘llll'li tit t.ic lilulil' “ii'lt' ill'
llllli lillctl tlrt buggy slid told with
Ill-ill iilritilttrritiii ol the f'hlil-lllilili's ill
Mullen“ so our! iiit it nftct‘ ’l‘lo-
lil'iiiitrpuit ptrlitc hill" but liiiittt-ti litlii
ll't nilru his tittirii. but during ili‘: ob
mutt til-y llltliil iiillllililr- about .i not
In whom ill litlll tin-tr rillttiiltr .lltii
Ititilltl int utttiiil ircr liniiiil WM. l'oro
rrti lint: it it... Irl‘rivl‘lli the body amp
itctl limit from Mldtllclsiro Amorti-
but to its pro-uni plan it will lie but-
rml on its day of its arriisl in its
loan i".ill|l armpit it will be pint
tvl it. lb rriii- in tin itctllictltolly
sailed tile llrnd «tifl’ii in white till
lirkcli fro ll ”tin cite kn tor. ti future
. m.» --.~ma—.
tl' otillhllod on around Page)
9
[I‘ll IIIS , .
lit-t brim tit-writ with siisplt ion by lill‘ Sr'i'm'i" “Hum"
lam-d Late to October
.\II rival of pair lit Norwnilt and
i
If pianos are tietcsstily for tile st iiooi ( 'SmS’S'SS‘m‘S' \lnryluntl
hf committee should hays authority to . South Neiuztlk lo) a graduate of the
“'9 llntl ill ”it'll llllllllili It“ Siiiglt Stiiool in the class of "ill. and
pit some. S
.lr. y toultl buy pianos if they w.:lsiictl course of study .it the university of taken to jail this afternoon as there Li m" “f ”n, iiridgt‘porl quh' but Imp
it prcstlit no ploscpt-tt of til.- i-rt sit-imply not.
in tlosing I want to suggest to ourgtb-my has this to say of Mr. Perry:
l)" Willi“ ”WY “'SSS islty of Vermont. will he. at the head
i
lilt'iil‘ti from her within three days.
Whoever authorized the outrage of. m
Bill? isentling the school children scurryingi
ii‘tlwartl Cook. for whonr the Not-S
ENGAGED A! INSTRUCTOR
Illilit. Saturday
brought llli
'l‘own ('ourt. tllis morning.
lcgctl that on December
the
night iii!
William 0. Perry to Teach in an Aead
any in Maryland. it “as al-
to tiieS
I‘crry to
it will be gratifying nch
many friends of William ('.
house of Mrs. Bridget
considerable (‘ook's
walk polite iliiH' been looking for sev- the notorious Bridgeport tragedy.
t‘i'al months, was arrested by ('oltsttilile ll reporter of 'I‘ he Associated Press, this
won‘t tort-,noon ('aptain Cowles, of the detec-
for trial iii the Norwalk tile force
.3 ('ook visilctiS New Haven girl as it possible victim of
Murphy, llrc Yellow Mill I'llllli mystery.
t-‘lllllt-‘iltrli doors and windows and doing .S girl. whose name i cannot disclose just
who "its been tttissllig for some time
and who may haw- bet-u the vittim of
To
T0 RENT-“Store No. 170 Washington
sirett now occupied by ll. Rosenthal
as clothing store. I'oascslon October
lst. Inquire next door. at Willle
suit]: (7. Jesse's. 316 1w
'it is true that We are looking up u r
'l‘l) LET—A large furnished 'fronhS
roorn pleasant and central location.
ltd South Main street. 818 3!
This
., ., , . damage. cXt'IN'S now. has been lttissitir bctWet-n two ~~-~
k'mw ”SS" h" Sm” "SS" "mama "SS ”SSS was thtit he tlitmsht thc Muriihys u-cte‘nntt three months. so: was the «laugh T0 LET‘S” l"’“"'»"- Mil-“S“ "fl" ”0"“-
taming "S” as ”"0 0f the instructors mad at him bet-aloe he assisted lit the [01' of New fluvial parents and we ill‘t‘ suitable “'1' "ml“! “Oil-‘40. lWOlVB
Sill lhl' Allegnny (SONNY Academy. arrest of the son, 0ch Murphy. the, told that she was ill trouble at the lime rooms. “'11“ improvements; N0. 9
Mr. Perry is a \‘llt‘ltil fiend. and he wanted to get (it-10f h~r disappcartirtte She was about Arch street; “Millie. ‘29 Woodward
”L Attorney (tray .rvromrm Mm uwmhon‘, years of age avenue. 31 Woodward avenue, three
.iutlge Gregory Imposed a litre of 33..
ililli Cllhirl.
been \':in l' lit-f alitl t'ook will probably be
state that time has taking a
\crmont. ’I‘he Prospectus of the Acti-
iling lill ll tuscs.
y . . ' . _‘
Mr. William (‘. lerly, of the luiier POLICE ‘01,“,er INCREASED.
Szif litt .Villliit‘lnallt ii and Slit‘miflt I)e- Bridgeport 0mm" Che-ins cm" in
plil‘lml’lli. In add; on to "16 usual the Yeno' If" Pond lystery.
stliool work in \r'lhrnctlc. Algt-lwnS Ii' A i i II"
and Geometry. Mr. Perry will have S 3' ”MM" "Ry"
Silt'llt's.
lil'iilizt‘lult‘l. l‘tillli.. Sl'|lil"liltl*" lit
the fort-noon tit-vt-loprrlcrtls iii the Yi'i'
classes in
l‘lit-nrlslry.
Mr. Perry is an l'KlIl‘l'it‘llt‘t‘tl military
itll'iltilill. titid has plwpnrt-d lually rc-
tl'l:ii.~ for tin front dozing llr» ‘.\.ii' at:
iilnst .‘ililiill. if conditions III'ith' fa-
vorable military drill will ho- rcsliurcd
.it tho .lmtlcniy, "will the new cod.- of
lb illllil‘ .iiiltu illt'l'ilil‘ill on this
point will itl' illillit' iztlt'l',
’l‘rlgoriotiictry. Physics and
low .\llll I'oiitl llllll'iit'l' luysm'y were of
tin judging
Illiiilllit' of tile \Itl‘ilill- tb-lt-t-t
iiro~l liiciiui'c t’llill‘m'it'l'.
il'lilll iill'
llfis ailitl ptillci niliriztls. “no (Nilliliiifiil
Hi this iltol'ltillu .i syslv'ili of t'.|lli1iill.~
stirtllicii-ss, which illtlitlllii} lit'I‘JIllI
illiilllitiiii‘i lll lilt lll.lllt'l‘ of Informa-
(bill from them- oti‘rt I.li mums.
'llit sensational plinsn- of iiII‘ liiys
.. ry, willilr haw found their way to iiiv
,iiiiliii‘ tlcw within the lust sci-ruty-
:\\tr litriri‘s, ilil\t' tciitlt-r'nl iill' situation
IOVIBIJGN GRAND LODG ii.
Woorers of the Emblem of tho ‘lhrer
Links in Iossion at Boston
.. groin-list «hool‘ . niil ill in” st. ,.
llosroil. newcomer to lili‘ wurturs , , 'S S ' .‘_ ' "
,r ”W rilibit‘lll “I I“. Hm“ W i a “I m ll’.ll.. i. ii. iln.ilti~ lot ”it it pour .it
' " ‘ ltlilill' logical liil‘ toiicllistoli that lie
er the continent north of illl' ilio
iratiitlc \l-l‘t' ucli .itn! faithfully l'lill‘i‘
vctilt'il itl illl' lib-t hi"ll||l til lil‘
iiiyloiii‘lh rum-lilo: ..: iiil‘ Stilt'l‘lilll
riiyslcry litrs lztliclr on lispetts Willr‘it
.l'tirirtsi . liiitil‘ly iol' its stii'tlliili flow or
F‘\
S it on) till".
JIM“ "We“ “HM. Mr“! “N” "I ll. iiili.lill- oi‘ the turbo, iitrw
bid “Hm” “M“ “ .. ”tun.“ m ”H fltrlulullv .lr‘lortt it il-iill -lr« iilviir or
”H ”w mwmm. “I'm.” N Wm lllbii I\lliHlllI and tin t-rirbilrniris
- Iilti .iic ~ili| llilil\' ground. .Illti illl'
plrsclil il'tillr pi.itlb t’ii tit-rt sl.iic
nothing. the |li.llls inc all tally lllill
liillli nl ilil‘ poor iJl‘lll. iiotliuiliisund
.liu tlu "liiitli prisms. “.lr- il-iii up by
will of outlast I\.tllillltl‘ iiiilllI-, aim
l.l.~ litil _\cl ll'.liii|‘ii .i ll“ irillll .ra’ Ili Ilit
\isiililll cl perrrrtiliitg the burial at lilt
Sliilti with the nth. r disttrciiiln-rni pot
|rlIl\s iii ”iv I‘I‘I‘ll‘fl‘
l’oolny \\li|il’iI~Iv- .t poll-t- illliill)
i\iill it may be IJII' to be il.i Il‘l-‘lli our
ii..il illll‘lllllll'll l‘\ i'llllil ilt‘lrtlltt .
\llllliti .iiol l'roiuiii pill in illl lilillsll-llll
.lt‘il’ Iiirtllllllllldllil' and "tell nip-tint
tint it'll'lltil‘) or iilt‘ Iili'ill‘) .lllii llolr.
--\-iy |Il‘li\lllll‘ ol iili illllllllllllil til l'uli
.iilit
.\Iriiiln~l'r~ ol lip uwiitill- stitluii til
it c ortbr, lilt' lit-brim: lal.llltil and lli'
l'.itri.rrtlis .\iillt.iiil iU‘ .ilMl lil‘i'm‘ltl ill
.iiu: lilllllill'l’h
Siii \li'dlilt r this lirl‘ riotili little lillr.
not too units. and iii . t» it any iiiitil’
il-lt librrl) iii the tumours the until
this of ”It rlovcrclitli iiinritl isitlitc. Illi-
ll'llli’t'l‘- of the itch mill brunch titltl
the \ill'ililiri turriitiiilw assembled ill “mm ._ ..mm” muuMm “m.“ H
llitll' litioltpiai'lcrn. tut-.iliiu later or ”mm." “M mm...“ ”mm” m. mm"
llo- hull of the lotion \icns t bro-lino mu “mm M. H... ”Wm-in... rroru lit
li~titl.llitlll. st. to ill sclitniittra is
‘Iliiiltl‘ill city-torn tit Hirisrlulclrdtlil of
. ._ .,, -. . r - ', .
""-‘ . W“ “Hill“ " '" ‘l‘i‘l‘il- i'oliii- liliiiiiiiulirtut iii bittlltit M“ "l
H" “mum“ Si'SmSS inuluv “M S'HS flu illl‘ titlitlti‘s itiiktltiwtt ‘l'litl-ic iii
1".” S" ”"i"' S." “"""‘ ”"SS "~‘S ”S" battle it itolrct- it‘llillilllll‘llla illulilitt‘
tililllli slut, lwr-d tuition of .\lls-llli.
ll. «iporl sot-lcly will be it double will '
«ting wiiitli in to lake plot: in trial”
bili- in Utlttiill‘.
r ‘l‘lin bridal couples arc him \lltt hint
S‘thlWlNId null lsilltn ll \l‘litii'l of New
Work city, and Min-t ”Milli Hdtin
Srlill‘lflfli .itid \yt‘llillll ll \Slil‘llltii. oi
llltisitill.
l .
‘ 'ht' Wtiltiiill Mil ill .lll tidimltlil' ill
tau and ii itiiltt- llllIllitt r of invitations
i” the utility fronds til the ttuilriit-tioit
till .,\till lic iiawtitil.
‘, iii-zuts'irlrlt'r'itiilritim
S‘ lit It
tint” to the town and till tonicirlioirs
all Norwnlk will tic lilill llilit awn
‘SV-rtllumlrlv l'i‘llil l'iiut tiialrltr llitn
iii" lirotlicrs trilltc. 'I‘hurmiti tltliilll!
t tltti illhlrlit i Iitlltltttiiliibil s gloss
ii .i Fillm
Fourth tlieltbl Janus
i'llllliviniit iillltiritlw. lir illtl
tit aim ‘l'lilrtl illiltltl
rams lrtitlt).
Width visuals tigar start.
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3 .
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it .idiiilltm‘l rin- irrrporiiirn. of do no
“VS” "' SS """"S‘ m clrrltntprrr‘s tibiwiicc.
tilillllil- r‘liliiillllt‘ll
iltl‘ Il'i‘ll'i ticllli
lilt‘ll toni'li 2 o‘-
llowt-lci'. tlic only titirillblt pit: or
”m.“ lliititiiiatlnil thus for oblntriiiblc lotbly
H" “mm" “' “"SSSS ' l'“""""”“" i" nitrates Now llaycli to lllll‘l' llllill‘ loutn
l lulllllliti ill Mllali tl.til .it it mlotk.
ll \lllli‘il putt! tiiiiii-l i'itlllll’lli i2. lien
tliy Voting. of Iltnttoii will be illilllil'i
if i‘tl‘tlliliitit-s and t! Ht It.lllll‘ .‘Ilittl rl
i’illltll‘ltlll tif Wtrrttsi-i lirlllii) urulitl
sill‘ will in ionutrimwm itciotltir
Heart l‘rrliot Lullfll'. \l.lyot‘ .itiainll
liiiiini iNIli tritium mourn] Knowl-
mii iiic :tliiliiut the slit-rim”.
Si‘hc NIIINIIM lii ilil' liinilti ilitili' will
u... Sll'll' on tlatuttini to \l with the in
.iillnlmii rt tillbci‘t- iti- iluiioii or
tile 'l'uc sittli'lillll. ‘l'iic litltl it‘l'i
ow. of S pail-i are probably mow
ttllti till it sitar-limi- limit Hit! lilil
cr till i ltlliiiilt‘lll, olilsliic lii‘ lino
lttil owing to iizc fall that Ihpiily
iirntitl Nlrc \flrt-il r4 i'lllltcttolr, the b-ii~
.it. of the order“ in "The “trier of the
»'oliriiioiiwtoltli.” is learned to liu'i‘Md
or ”iii sire t'iitli-ttin
Witter-day will is» llftillil't‘lii] a lob
tip as it highly important ti-iilct' of m
mitt tn corrnttliou with the trout-ti
il Ibis lir'l‘il tiiui'ilt‘i-ri'tl lillli- I'Mosslt'i-
itiilililliflb'tllillli ill‘lu bot-tr tutti within in.
print it'll' lititii‘n lu-lwmili the ”l'ilill‘ltlll'l
lllllillllllls'u lititl litlmtlic l‘tiplnlu
l‘iiwiw 0' Mrs litlH‘ii Wlti'ii cumin
litiiii that till lliiit il-lmiici- ntiilttc
is irliiriuti lodtri' .rtol liil‘ llil'ilull do
tibipiuciils oi the Illlll‘llillu .ili point in
tin probability lilili stilttui- work is it
"its atom on soup tln- wbbli "th irivt
lite-n tllsrttti-rml and win: It drake» New
litHli .iu lliltiisllltu lltltl Iliisl mm
.h the dav prom-owed tutor: r was
.itlulud to litlt rlliliillull lit the lithium
in the retainers of Hill Willil‘l'fliuilli! til
lilo til'lt't llH'r Mill liii- i-kpbillltil Iii uti-
oilwr litinllrillly Nu stmtittr imtl New
HIHI‘H ls-tn rtilrml do .i work i
hold than ulrrrlhir i‘mruoirli-ni <lty a»,
titlvuriml its a tentlilate for aimiim
‘Es
bin) lure in honor of lift ,.,,, Illilmi" notoriety. Lott in llit afternoon it
titling ifiisiigcd for that day. ‘it“ harried that Mention, atcordlog
. .w i '
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S to whom I refer may hale been the v-lc
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‘ litil‘l Ill) rit'l')’.
roorirs. third
slr‘ct-t. i'I.
floor. 70 North Main
.-\. Woodward. all
We hope to settle l-il.‘ question to-
to whim l Il'lt‘l‘ lll|\ bale lict-n lilt' \lc- ‘ ..
S 'I() Liar-«Pits story, rear apartments.
over Olsen's shoe store. Four rooms
each. Rent 88. llnlls heated, ligh-
tt-tl anti cleaned: also first story fiat
over Siiiiltz's market. rent $10. For
further particulars inquire at the of-
”('1' ti! lilo l)iti Wt‘il ('igllf (30.. 83
Washington street.
MAY MAKE A bTATElENT.
Kiss Perkins and her Lover to Explain
their Absence from Midiilehoro
.‘iilltiil‘illirll, Mass, September 19
l'tuv pcopb- or this loan continued to
manifest gr'cnt lurcret ili liit' Iirttlgcr-
It is said that a slate.
lriclrl iiitiy ill' shortly made by l‘hlirlc.~
itourrrc .‘lilti All»: til-ace l’orlrliis. cx
plaillilli: lli- ll' .‘IiI-l‘lil'l‘ ii‘lllll Middleton.»
l;i~i unit.
it \\.'t.~ lclltlcl today iii.” In ftil‘l' Ilt'
ill"i\|' \i'litilil. til' llrldgt-pnrl. bu‘l iil‘l't‘
\-~il‘lti.l_\ for l'tvlllll‘l'ilt'lll, lri- i'\~
|lil"~"lli the Illillilttli lit.” lilI' \i'illil of
tllc iiStlul'ti) \l.t.~ ll Ncu ii.l\St'll will lie
.ippt-zircd pulliw iiilti lltc Ncw ilattli
line was litt' right one.
i‘Sltl' ill“ lint-i slitt'k til |lt".t‘i1t“r
that you how mu this ~i';l~rill. call .5
’l‘O iJ'I'i'A-"iinllfil‘ of 7 rooms. 83 West
strrt. Apply S. H. lt‘e"ris, 81 West
street. all 8!
1‘0 LET Apartments In the. brick
i-itttii on Leonard street: also four
rooms ill 32 Water street. rent .3 per
month. l-lntruirc of Charles '1'. [son-
lll‘li \‘ol‘wnlk Ifl ‘2
T0 l.l-.'r Apartments of dye rooms
first floor. 8 and "l 'l‘ollcs street, In!
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob ll.
Layton. South Norwalir. )6 it
'l‘O llENT—~ House for one or two fau-
ri-yiliiiiii‘ .lur-e ilili.l) .lilll illilllllirlll, ”It'fl "l 19 At‘atlemy street. Abbi!
31 TM tliiti ll 73 lot in kit. i't~:il il‘lli S” i “Osborn, 23 ”WWW ”Mo
tic:- Ntlt‘wnili. ll.“
'l‘ii iI-‘.'l‘ (lilill‘ ill the second floor of
The licriilntl building. Apply M
The Sentinel tifiit-e.
.m-.. .-. . m..- .....~ a...
LIG GROUND 1‘0 A PULP
Doatb Follows an Accident in ii Brick
You'd Laborer at Now Britain
tlly .\~~mr.rlci| I'rcw i
NV“ lil‘lltlll l’tillll
it'llt- llu iiiti/il‘it .‘lli il.|il Ill lllllililtll
.l‘ W i. ll.t\i~' 'r'lti iirtl “it ii!" iii r
liri ill-till li tullitllll iii-u lcf lcu in .i li.l\-
MIGCILLINIQU‘
l..\l.\'ltll\‘ \‘lliit l.tw-,
iillitltill l.iiittilrit-~.
.‘ir-lrlr'liiiil't‘ lSt
proprietor of
is now ready to
llll'ii not fit t tires work ill ill Winth-
lulu-lint: iliilliliill‘ .ll I” mist. tilt Illu'iili rltt‘t‘l. Shirts. 7c; l‘tilltii‘il
‘ ltrlt'liilrlll .tllti llili it ground into pulp “34‘. tons. pry pair. :lc. lllllll'rlllliflll'
u. the illillil lie “.is cairn-d in W l« lllllit'l'li‘dwll'h. 4c: handkerchief;
stitch. m‘litildl'lltlll iii this lily in tllc the. suit. 1‘. l'lll'll'wlitllllilllfl low.
on llillllllh .lilt’iS bt~ tittrml Hilde prim on all work itlillw
up was lllll‘H ll\l' \I‘lllc ul mic and .-.. ..............
train a wife and totally. Nli'i‘ll'i'i Ii Ii‘.r|ltm ti ilou have upon-
cd :i Jobbing "ltltll at it}. h‘. Kluiisp'rl
plot of illl‘illlwtl. Witter strut-l. foot
oi itayutoiid sit-eel store they are
prepared to ”write at ‘tlilil‘l Illllil‘
.rii lll‘t'l'l'h ill' Wilttltiit Fronts-it. More
t'i‘nrrh lilliil’i'"tS
FOR III-I.
t‘tiit il.\l.lv: 'l'wo unwind hand piano .
\l'l_\ low |lllll‘ for tiisli inquire at
‘:tl “out lttlllli «it; lw N"""”""“ “W '"n'
_, . .1 Hill ltd-limit catiiuulcs cheerfully gly-
S Hill fill it‘ till coils of rotillctil pr-t "L “n W
Hts. Iii Nlllhlil Nurwulk iiili'iitlill'l i” .. . . S S ""
l‘iititpiinr. Noillli Nrir'wulk no ‘I ”N "M“ mg".
.l. A. normal.
l‘ot- terms apply iii Ill i'rospooi avo-
i-‘tilt Midi: Nut-walk liand bound". on». Ntirwallt. tum... “mg
is good business opportunity for a m omen"... ..
entail litter-"twill Apply to I" H sol.lt'i'i‘tiits WAN'l'ilil—sltsrllos or
Ambler. Nurwallt. "N" ' genrlorncn for our campaign set. at
Juvenile books for the holidaymm
L°.T. tor loo. four lit-tilts [sailed for little
ones in grownup folks. Illicit boa.
l.tis‘l \ inlli'v pm kw book, 'iSiilll‘u liliillllllil. ticllflitlilli. captivating.
day nlttitrmiu iti Illc critical part or I'riccs tonne from Mt cents tip to
rlioiili Nlll’Milik li tout tilted to ”it". lmac bunks. Mich overflow-
nipiul loll» liuur itminoud iii-orb lint with horror illustration-I. Tritiu-
Ni" ii \i 'l‘olit a t'o .iritl lurker liltllilh seller-t Nothing like them.
fruit a: rim \i o dow aural» «on your itinruttw sol-lea harvest for on.
into. n ms at tlmi. to) and .t torso Hat-tic woriittc l'rctlil ultimo
our of tumor llll piirli aim poi.
tI up will tt-ttvt .r lilur ll i'cwattl lii
l'itistrt paid liiut-M commissions.
mom with ample: of all four instill
itititiiiriu in .‘u .intiicn l'oltito- frct tit-lid twelve two will mas
l'liiritilr .it-write. Ntiiwirlk. illlli no for lioyltilt part only of flu .
tpii slittirl .inkiil til? it nitrite. limp all ll’flh Ill! alone
it momii with not sselsslss
lies The National M
Juvenile Depart-Ill. Ow
llil‘ii' llli “Hotpoint. Ht-plciiilwr lltli
it lirtiwii i"liilfl' littiliil book con"
tniultia Ilia iltlfi’itlfl Weslport tiritl
Hiililit .‘m-tmdk SlSi-i' limit will its.
i'cwnttlttl tin t'tltlrliI it ii in mi Weill
nitliiic Notwnlk.
The lawyer i think l'li .‘
aciieml prae'ler.
Vl'lPMI Why?
slli it; rite teem-wt have it
Norwalk Chronicler