if“; Iiiss Perkins sgrstsblv «to lug... to
H l" i‘ “ 4 'F smile still again, a was “1“”:th iii
1' i hearing at. the was in to. mo.
: m “IE9. differed front that of the murdered girl.
. There was one coincidence. and .that
“.9 '3'“ ?!”- was the peck mark over the eyebrow;
-‘ but Miss Perkins has a mark over each
eyebrow. She is very slender. and
younger thanwss thegirl whose head
is still to be identified. ‘
ltbottt her absence. Miss Perkins suiti
sho laid "nothing to any." Was she
married? She wonted to know what
ths'Boprpes said about it. Site was
tbld‘ they denied it. ‘
f'we‘il," site rtiid, "can't you take
their, word."
, When questioned furtherhshe said:
"Ion can believe what they say if you
want to. and if you don't want to you
use n't." ‘
.l at then one of the little Perkinser.
peered", through on inner door and
shoutth' "Grace, tna says you should
come right in." Miss Perkins theretlpo
on extended her hand and retired from
the hall, in which she had been stand-~
m; .
BRIDQEPORT DETECTIVE SEES
' GRACE.
Captain (leorge Arnold. of the
Bridgeport detectiVe force. arrived in
Middleboro yesterday morning to for-
mally and legally satisfy the. authori-
ties of Bridgeport that Grace Perkins
is in the land of the living.
Captain Arnold went at once to the
home of Frank Perkins. where he was
refttsed admittance. At the door he
was told the family desired .to see no
strangers. But the detective had thus-
iness, and he was bound to learn what
he came after. So he went to the house
of Mr. Merick. the uncle of Grace l’er-
kins, near by. and explained his mis-
sion. Mr. Merrick went to the Perkins'
home and explained. Mr. Perkins
himself peered out from an inner room.
and when he was satisfied who his vis-
itor was bade him enter.
To this detective Miss Perkins pro-
claimed her identity. bttt she had noth-
ing to say as to where she had been or
anything regarding the mystery of her
long absence from borne. ’l‘hnt mystery
was really nothing that the llrldgcport
detective cared about, at least in his
official capacity.
A STRANGE CONTRAST.
A stranger cannot help noticing the
contrast between the congratulations
heaped upon the‘ iiournc family. and
the. and scenes in the modest home of
Frank Perkins. llumnlt sympathy in»
cllncs one to draw the veil about the
.nyetery of it all. but thn facts arc. for-
ced on onc's attention. The llourut
an. for n the body can
and sent away without a
“tun Mute m an out
~ ghittli encloses titaniu-
‘ . of a pine box. He or-
, .ilii! timber. and al-
.i‘lfitltl¢ button no use for
:reaponsibiiity for the coat
Wallets. ornament s Klein,
rs. . Nancy. dullford.
MW not. heard from
1y to titebletter sent in
., , . neat for advice about
, sport... . said it
. ,mhsen her custom to write
" orient times a week
aw! he expected at letter
.. .. ,odltesday‘orfl'hursday.
iiiDr. Guilford. heflsaid. had
”lied ,tlojWellahtll‘g. N. Y.
’ 'he did not believe the we-
’ gone to Canada.
my“!!! IN THE DARK.
digested by an‘ otlicial here
see of undergarment' around
of the, woman's body. which
“ed “0. 51'," might not have
. to a member of Dr. Gill's or
, ford's family. It was pointed
it might have belonged to a
ho atiome time was staying
ili's house. and whose laundry
ithwthat, of hie household and
the some mark. _
tag new depends on a pos-
idobtiiicatiott of the body. While
its are-absolutely silent as to
‘ along which they are conduct-
“ duvestigatiop, it is generally
:v . -« by all city officials who have
> in; to do with the case that until.
known who the woman was.
, nee she came and who her associ-
were; the police will be compelled
work in the dark, and that their pro-
will be slow.
' Detective Cronan spent a large part
7" terday searching the stone heap
. e Bishop avenue crossing of the
w'York, New Haven and Hartford
I'll road. where it is believed the
we ‘lt‘ts used to sink the body were ob-
.. He also continued his search
' ng the Seavicw avenue bridge and
shores of Yellow Mill pond in hope
finding the missing viscera or some
evidence. ,
,Je entire district has been acnf’t‘hcd
, I)! the scattered residents ques-
about buggies heard late at
V} . and from what has been obtain.
‘ ... this source, as well as livery
J it appears that all Bridgeport
'tl the surrounding country went to
between it o'clock at night attd
lf past 1 in the morning a Week ago
- at Saturday" anti today.
ed. The closed doors of the Perkins'
home, where thc father is compictcly
prostrated. the mother buoyed tip sim-
ply hy the return of itcr daughter
mourncn as dead and perhaps murder-
ed, and the daughter remaining itt sc-
cluslon. tell as well as open declara~~
tions of the Wounded feelings there.
lt'runk d’crkius can scarcely realize
. what a terrible mistake he has tnudc.
i .md. meeting his daughicr inst uflcr
1 leaving the nation box in which iIc sop-
poscd rested all that was mortal of her.
titc shock broke him down. Much synt-
pathy is expressed for the poor man.
‘There Whit no flillt‘i'ttl ill. Midtllt-lmro who. ill addition to tile tct‘riltlc tuclltul
. torday afternoon of the victim of and physical shock he has rcccitcd
he Yellow Mill i’ond mystery. 'l‘lttgltas been put to large cxpcnsc to brinu
dismembered body of a young womntt.i itolnc for burial the body he was sot-c
His head of which Frank l‘crkitts had: was that of his dunghtcr.
' vultively identified as that of his Minus thc exact loculitics a grcui
.- dull“? Grace. before ilract ‘torsclf‘. many persons think tltcy know thc
‘ ' rned alive. was soul has! to they mystery of tho wholc affair. it is ivt-
ter in Bridgeport. (‘onn.. last: licvcti thc girl has been most of titc
H t. A crowd was at the station tel litnc lit a town not far away. itttfllc-
tIo box put Ibotird thi‘ cars that. witcrc between here and tho ('upe. and
' , ..." to tails it away. The t-oilin with; perhaps stopping with sonic of
‘ plate. on which is engraved tho ilournc's rcitttlvcs. 'l‘hc young onto. it
. "Marion (lracc l'crkins.” to, is said. has bccn most of the titttc in
no here. i Providence. The girl. accompanied by
:‘I'ite Yellow Mill l'oud mystery is of: (homo liournc. joined him there. and
dary inicrcsi now to the people oi .tli thrcc Journcycd together ttt Middle-
. idiom. The attentions now cat-il- i lmro.
‘ thatrcttriosily are: How t’ltarlc.‘.
§rns and (lracc I‘crkins hccn tnnr
”D! II antenna BACK.
‘7 suitin- has; it; 5...... it landed.
‘ Donates Family Deny It.
i
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Mldtlleboro. Mass.. Scptcmbcr 19‘ l
i
DI 001110”! ".1032.
Ivitisnce that sits Purchased I Ticket
for Iontresl st limits
Elmira. N Y. Hcptcmbcr til
it scarcely toont for doubt that Dr
Nancy tlnilford lcft Elmira ”by train
after purchasing a ticket for hituttruci
inst \i’cducndny t't’i'llllifl. llcr broth
or. tilt-pitcu iirowu. has virtually toi
ntttlcti lintl be brought itcr front
Wellsbnrg to the “tion slntiou ltt thi-
cily. and that he was the man who oh
mined the check for her trunk front
tllo itsgunsc master.
? and where have they been for t' ,
two weeks? Members of .tim
will” family declare cmphlillcnliy'.
tint they have not been married. t‘hur»
its neurot- himself denied it. flu out
n lioiltel'. his brother ileortte. itiu
oasis Merton Thompson. uttti ll. it.
5 “WWI“. the family lawyer.
Heathers of the Perkins fontilv any"
the are mlrl‘lcd. t.. it. l'crkitts. iltc‘
, ' brother of tlrttcc. said that tlracc
Mills and i‘harles Mournc were tour
riot on Friday afternoon by the tier,
I“; la. Furniilaton. in Providence. it.
It II this statement he was corrobora-
H by Grace's sister. Mrs. Nli'lt‘rniifl.
her younger sister. liultic.
, afterward saw tioorge lionrue and
tail him of this statement. "They are
lat married." he said. "and any i‘iit‘ll‘
“that is a ile.‘ | site ran from our to
I, II. Nitrite told iritnds in
that her son was not married.
‘onpu‘illly illl‘t'l'li‘il til the would" in
log a ticket for Montreal. The ticket
ihc othcr
knuckles. .t'ooper in tour from tltc dc»
n
I" to his friends. “it is a lie. ‘ iitc
. and eacilcntcitt.
MM'N iii NiJNi‘iluNl'l'T'AL. ‘
> “I"! hiiirdiiy eveninl. i'i‘tili‘rilii! "V" was a pam-ttgcr on his train “'Nllifi"
all“ recovered from her emotion at day night. and m... 3..., up“... w“. M
W “l "l" arrsttgemcltis made "" Mtlllii‘i'iil. and tho porter of the Phil
m '9'.“ ”WWW" "m” """'"| that her brother assisted her to it"
will conditions. lite em taught-d...“
at tat lililho in tut-mutton the tired.
W Yellow Mill pond as her own. i M ”"3 I. Wit.
It i strange how itor father mold
hills Mt to have settled the
' . The nose of the head that lay
at Worm Morgue was large.’
‘0” and «stiller. t‘lraco- Perkins general belief that litre. tluiitonl. m
is
L I. is of lite retreats» order. "Why."
all lbs
who is a regular on."
MWysslss lili.
3
family feels it has been deeply wotlnd- ‘
The attention oil,
hir. t'ooper. tltc night ticket ngcttt. was .
cuttuc of her caciietneut while purchas-
otilcc windows Were not yet relied. nod
and
her own tbutttpcd vittorousiy on each with llt'l‘
“If”! litttirttc. who "no...” Mum's, criptituis oi Mi'nt tlttllford. thut sitc Wii‘i
person who exhibited Milli hast:
, , w, ti. t‘nrtis. conductor of "flu tutu .
“i We l‘critilut. who had li'i‘iii i"! No. is. said last night that a woman
strict seclusion since she reinim‘il it"? utoweriua airs. iiiillliil‘tl'ii titewrtpttouI
, M them and aside from ll mine-w: mutt cur tucuuimi by the woman Is
‘ “Hi the eyes bathed as cheerful as s’ .....mny t-[tr'fl'fl as to her identity ultd
"I ll" ..a. "wit a mistake. The .... Ouilfsfl hm“ have loved
Montreal. ilcpfemhrt' "iv-”fliers is a
conspicuously mentioned in ctutncction
Perkins. with a laugh, "my ' with the iiridgcport mystery, formerly
bred in thtmtl under the name of
When sits isngittrd site showed her' airs. tint. but the authorities at prom
0th and agaia was noticed a atheist-tent are not prepared to confirm thisi f m g -. my. my...” g,“ .' ...
. MMMtuuosueo-m.1tt were authors is non doubt that my". ... at”. ta.
aunt—P—
ositssam it! us must
sons.
The Result of Imperfect Digestion
of loot!
'iilvery living thing. plant or animal.
contains within itself the germs of cer-
tain decay and death.
in the. human body these germs of
disease and death (called by scientists
i’tomaines). are usually the result of
imperfect digestion of food; the result
of indigestion or dyspepsia.
'l‘he stomach, from abuse. weakness,
does not promptly and thoroughly di-
leet the food. The result is a heavy,
sudden mass which fermente (the first
process of decay) poisoning the blood.
making it thin, weak. and lacking in
red corpusclcs; poisoning the brain
causing headaches and pain in the
eyes.
liad digestion irritates the heart,
ing on disease of this very important
organ.
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,
causes Bright's disease and diabetes.
And this is so because every organ,
every nerve depends ttpoa the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal,
and weak d'gcstion shows itself not
only in loss of appetite and flesh, but
in weak nerves and muddy complain
ion.
The great English scientist, lluxlcy.
said the best start in life is a sound
stomach. Weak stomachs fail to til-
gcst food properly. because they lack
the proper quantity of digestive acids
(lactic and hydrochloric) and pepto-
gonic products; the most sensible rom-
rdy in ttli cases of indigestion. is to
take after each meal one or two of
Stuarts Dyspepsia 'I‘ablcts. because
they supply in a pleasant. harmless
form all the elements that weak stoma
ache lock.
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets will cure every form of sin—
mach iroubic except cancer of the
stomach.
'l‘hcy increase iicslt, insure pure
blood, strong nerves. a bright eye and
clear complexion. because all ihcsc-rc-
suit only from wholesome food Wt'll
digested. 3
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart'si
Dyspepsia Tablets at 50 cents full sized
package or by mail by enclosing price
sass:
causing palpitatlon anti finally bring- ‘
in Stuart 00.. Marshall. Mich. bttt ask
.vour druggist first. .
A little book on stomach some».
mulled free. Address Stuart t‘o.. Man,
shall. Mich. sl9 2123i
l
would bc now loculcd here had sltc I
t‘mnc to the city as tbc Iitnc silo i: i
said to have purchased a il-‘ltct for
Montreal. - '
The nuthorltics remember Mrs. (liil
very Well and havc made a systcmuiic
u-arrh for her. but without finding the
slightest cvitlcncc of hcr present'c. 07
course if Mrs. tlulllord is not Mrs. (lili
”th1 shc may bc somewhere in ”ii:
city. though Stun-ritttcudtut liughct.
says llt' docs not bellow it.
S'I‘Aiiiil'lll lN AN rlbililtM'I-I.
.loscph i’otttcrcy. n itattcr tacitly-
”two years old. is in thc lianitury hos-
pital with it stab wonttd six inchcs dccp
lust bclow his licurl. t‘onvcrcy chl
out for a stroll with a party of fricuds
Sulurduy night. and on the strcct utct
Otto Schultz. tt fortucr friend with
whom he had ooarrclicd. 'l'hey greet.
-d t'tit'li other and Schultz clnspcd t‘ou
\‘cl‘cy itt his arms and stttbrnccd him.
lllurinn lltc cntbrncc ltc thrust a knifc
rililti i‘ouvcrcy and ihcti pusiud him
lilztck toward his ft‘lclids. i‘onrcrt-y
{sunk to titc sldcuulk uptutrcntiy dying ‘
ilic is still niivc. httsto-vcr. but vt-ry low. .
islchuitr. was nrrcstcd.
m
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i li.l.,ll. ii.tttlll.li.li.'llllt'ltblt
In elect June 1. in”.
'l'itcte 1
1|.E.\Vlfl Hilll'l‘li NOHWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
| \. M. ‘l'lltlli. (Mil. ltnil'tl. lift. “lift.
‘uzt. Mix. stat. seat. tt.:ttt. stat.
.ltidihh. ll.:iiix. lHtl.
‘ r. at- tam. i.li. 2.2m. not. tot.
fries. and. area. on. foot. sit. tote
SUNDAYS.
A. [—42.53]. 0.56]. till. I“.
i‘. N.~”5-35. 1.80. MM. 10.”.
:idtllii'l NEW itiltK li‘Olt IOUTli
NORWMM.
A. M. least. 5.00. coo. 1.00. Mitts.
tots. Mix. nos. tones. loot. titliis.
l' M dross. l.tli.it.tloa.tiMa.a:iits.
tilts. iiiix. tails. 5.0“. titltia. 6.08.
too. song, can.
llilHllAYl.
i
a. at. tapas. 0.00.180.
P. "rem”.
.idtM'hl iitlil'l‘ii NtiliWMdi I'OI
NEW HAVEN.
A. hi.~ His, tibia. Mil. 1.“. MC.
(tits. l0.l'.ia. li.iiiia. it“.
P. bi. ”his. Lid. 8.06s. MI, I".
0.27. full. tints. itifi. lidb.
lirltlgcport in addition to Mitt". it.
- to.. w. Mitt. 7.".
“NBA"
‘l U.-l.ll¥. law'. '1... t".
l'. tic-“Lil.
its a indicates express.
IOU'I‘H HOHWMAK 1'0 DANIUIY.
A. 31.4.“. on. 10.01.
P. atcwiuo. “in. bit. set
. luturdsys. only till s. m.
DAHBIlIiY TO mll'l'li ”DIWALI.
A. at.~-t.oo. 1.25. his. il.i|.
r. Its-4m. are. 0.11.
holiday trains to ”slimy. ”I s. ...
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.J-.-_. ‘,
The approaching cool :weather suggests Oil Heaters.
styles, tn tail sizes. representing all ' the leading makes. and at prices
lower than ever. “Enterprise" central draft hedters. $1.5(Yeach.
Stovepipe and Elbows, any size. eatra h"~
Zinc and Crystal Stove, Boards, half former price.
Fourteen quart Enameled Preserving Kettles.
-_. . ...—....-. -..”...m- s
> I t .
..-. ..A— .. .... .....-.~a.- __ “......"
......m w. ...... M-......M
.. .....- .-.. ._ ....
New lines Jdrdinicrs. front 10 cents to, $3.00 each.
Large consignment of import samples of fine China from one of our
After-dinner and Chocolate Cups and Saucers,
Plates. Sauce Dishes, Sugars, and Dreams, Cracker Jars, 'l‘ca l’ots, lee
Cream Sets, Pudding Sets, Condensed Milk Holders, etc... etc., etc., at
largest importers.
import cost.
w. s. sruarsvxm.
Makr Down
MATS
We have picked out something over One Hundred Mats and Rugs, Dropped ' 3....
Patterns. Jobs, etc.. and put lied Tickets on them, with a liberal reduction in price ”‘3‘?"
...-.-.. .....- ...- ..W.‘ ..
AND R
Size ltixiii't Style
U 21x4f) lb
“ 2min
ti :mx‘“, H
” 36x72 “
.. 30x30 “
“ 36x40 ”
edvy. double riveted. 10 cards.
50 cents.
. south Not-walk. berth.
net
We have fifteen
i
w “t is“)
UGS.
i
Smyrna.
Byzantine.
Anatoline.
Saracen.
Japanese.
Sakai.
Mount-tic.
This will afl‘ortl an unusual opportunity to buy Mats and Rugs at less than
their value.
A. ‘Dickerman 8- Son,
8t Wanhffi‘gtbrt
EVening
Sentinel
Street.
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
Purchasing
‘5‘.-.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
.... .. mm rum... . was
Public.
that Echoing Kettles
Anti Kitchen Worst
Porcelain Lined
Finest Goods so liartit.
lililiill‘lll ll" Hills !
UH
.l‘iii All EiiiKl Will
i (let our I'rices before
‘ buying.
.. "Mn. a...
Comstock, Watkins
it Dow,
. to watt-tom. at. on. shoot.
PEACE!
are you read the daily pa-
port“!
I to you 'tlliliiil ttp-to-dttic ‘.‘
auudcrs capiumi Fairilcid
twill].
A lot controls the Nutmeg state.
U W invited in headquarters.
\ N 0. iii fititih Haiti's the slow.
Dewey: "lire“ the items in
lliilllii'i'."
E vetyitiiily'li rid of WA“.
R Me the “illil HN'I‘." praise ll-
ilttuit-n. .
5 tan- attd Hiripcs fumvertttore.
Tlili STARS—-
Michael. Linton. hicliullbs.
'l‘tlylmn, when. lioyt. Wal-
ler. Harlin. it“. .l. 'i‘itoe and
Dialer 'iityior.
Til! STRIPES-—
lied. White and tiles.
tutti iittt tutu tat elicits
ttst't into it limits.
Ililit W at Milt. ffitl
"I’m
m
WWIMIHN-
tililliiliillltlfllilim
H
Minibilhilflhm
MM
saw“ ,
Comotock,
Jr.
72 North Main street.
During the Battle of
sanitayo.
SICK on wen. a scan lilil’l‘
Mil) DAY. «
as. humorist-stutter lacunae
at cuts were all notio- slits ls-
roic IM in Getting Ammunition
and nations to the from loved the
Day. ’
P. E. Butler. of packgtrsia.No..8. wri-
ting from Santiago do Cuba. on July
23d, says: "We all had diarrhoea in
more or loss violent form. and when
we landed we had no tints to see a doe-
tor. for it was a caseol'rush and rush
night and day to keep the troops sup-
plied with ammuuitlon and rations, but
‘illilllkii to Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, we were able
to keep at work and keep our health:
in fact, i sincerely believe that stops
critical times this medicine was the in-
direct saviour of our army, for if the
packers had been unable to work there
would he Vc been no way ofwgetting sup-
plies to the front. There were no roads
that a wagon train could use. My com-
rade and myself had the good fortune
‘ to lay in a supply of this medicine be-
fore we left Tampa. and 1 know in four
cases it absolutely saved life."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medwine (20.. Des Moines,
laws. For sale by fl. C. Stlilaon, South
.Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
OAI'I'ORIA.
a. illuminant?
liOW'S THIS!
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by llnli's (‘atnrrh Cure.
F. .l. CHENEY la 00.. Props. Tole-
do, 0.
We the undersigned, have known 1'.
pl. (‘hcncy for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactibns. and htt-
nncialiy able to carry out any oblige;
tion made by their firm.
. wast‘ & ,Tlttle . Wholesale drug-
glsts. Tolcdo, 0. »
WALDING . KINNAN I: MARVIN
wholesale druggiats, Toledo. 0.
liall'a Camrrh Care is taken latch
nally. acting directly upon the, blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggiats. Testimonials free.
liail'a family hits are the best.
.\ ("l'itrl mu Nl~:lt\'0l's HEADACHE.
l-‘or eight years i suffered from cons
situation and severe nervous headache.
the heuriuchc usually lasting three days
at n time. Headache powders rclleved
me tcmporarily. but left too had an
offer-t. Bitten l began taking Celery
King l have greatly improved in health
seldom or ttovcr have a headache. haw
gained itt flesh. and fell decidedly well.
hire. It}. 8. iiatch. Temple. N. ll.
t‘clcry King for the nerves. liver and
kidneys ht sold in talc and the packages
by it. P. Word. Norwalk.
HELPER? is A thNlmltFUl. PLANT
And is now universally conceded by
“buttons to he the only herb which
cat-cinnity cnrca all nervous troubles.
t‘cicry forms the principal part of
t‘tcwinnd i‘clcry compound Toe. the
areal vegetable remedy for Detroit!
iti‘tiiili'lillim. nervous exhaustion. cott-
otiptttittti. ttuiiacsttou. headache. int-
put-e blood anti all diseases of the
stomach. liver and kidneys. t'all nit
i'luittied's drug store. iii Washington
wil‘l's‘i. south Norwnlit. and get a trial
package free. barge package. “cents.
. ..—. ......—
A stubtmrn cottah or tickling in the
throat yields to fine Minute Clutch
i‘ilH‘. Illl‘llilfliii itt edict. touches tho
right spot. roihhie and lust what is
settled. it acts at once. lltiwsrtl i‘.
Weed Norwalit: time 0. ltillsou.
Htiiiih NH.“
"Mill? WARD ilIIiflllli IAln.
"it is a sin to outset your batik.“
Why do you do it. when you how that
tint tam little it. W of the
“in ilhttsa Vista nevi.“ will ease or
your money il refunded! No. l euros
Rheumatism; I sures its tirinst I
cum a eeuab or mid: 4 euros (xterm
ii is a perfect spa-stains taste: I “I
stimulation riila ears hostesses f
is the children's Relief loathing M
up. rust bottle of sub may. ist-
or out this out A“ [it II. M: I.”
remiss so sanitation. Charles I
tunes. ll? Would as estrsst. sad I.
it. Piatstoti is w tubs street. sols
agents for booth Norwaih. Cass.
'rruta wears well. have
learned that lisWitt‘a liltils rlr tut.
m are reliable little pills for ventilat-
laa the inmate. curios constipation and
sick headache. Titer don't stilt. Ida
ward P. Weed. Kermit: ow 0.
g stilissa. lost! Namath.
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Norwalk Chronicler