Amati," n—rna chief
Item to solve the mys-
{firm Mill Pond tragedy.
the exciting arrest-of
H; .. . who is now a prisoner
, ,
“.0. Foster and Charles it.
. .9“ and unheaitatingiy
in illicit marked “(l 51." rode
. "at noon yesterday on his bl-
iii; tip in front of his mother’s
, "case. at No. ill Gilbert street.
”flock in the afternoon. he dia-
I...a"nd. producing a latchkey.
”toward the door.
a in the court at the side of
was'Poiiccmnn Hackett. one
etail which has been Watching
i‘a‘es day and night. under di-
of Superintendent Birmingham
loved that a messenger from
’ lford was likely to appear
Seeing the young man about to
the house the policeman advanc-
warti him. At sight of llnckett
. Gnilford sprang to his wheel
ed at top speed. Half a dozen bl-
). including a tall. powerful col-
. man, were in the immediate vicin-
«and, quick to surmise that Harry
‘ Mills from the policeman. they
chase.
oy pursued the fugitive tmtll the
“u had lasted half an hour. bttt the
uia'r young sailing toaster was too
. or them'and one by one they fell
“. . u‘t‘ntli Guilford had ouidlstaneed
await alone.
tinned that Harry had es-
sfli ett went to Police
' ,. ricd the. occur-
leanl't'endeni Birmingham.
11 . greatly excited by the
u should have got tltat
fat!" he titttndoretl at bh
‘under this rebuke, Hachett
I; hlarpost at tile tinilford
took a station where he
{a and not beneen from the
He had been there less than
in hour when he was rejoiced by
“ .Vlllht of Harry (lttllford wheeling
the highway.
‘ ”GUILFORD LOCKED l'l’.
' Alain the young ntau dismounted
; I! m door. itild once there he drew his
f limit-key Vlith an neaurance tltnt told
“ 1 ill iii. belief that he had outwiited
‘ i it ‘ ‘who would capture hint.
. Git cautiously walled this iltue
“I“.tlte young man ‘was lllln)’ at the
Whole. when he tiltl‘iiliK forward. "1“
M Barry could turn to flee the [toilet--
i “W ‘Iitd [ripped him.
hm over to lltllttltllliii‘lora.'
“ , Harry‘s wheel tested against
’ “WM. and with the policeman be
3 “Award it. At this instant u-
' W the colored man who had
‘ ”I Mutant in the earlier pursuit
a
said
Matt. not him on». beside liarry
“Hm M allowed to mount his wittwl;
to Police llt'litltltitit‘lt'l'e.
Il‘ilioniioo declined to say on what
. they lteld him a prisoner. iiut
. «Dt‘. Notify tlailiord'a
,. on a part of n ititi'lllettl
. I. the bottom
were tied with sailor hoot-t.
A” . ti. itiahnu. a dentist of
‘ . with a chart prepared by
. 0MP littleli felt
M identity was thorouabl)
VI
5 all.“ and have a permit to ettlutute
. ion of tho lnuly ooa buried in
‘I laid and that with the heal
I” It. lite Itoraun they be turtnul m“
Gill, who at once made mu
' to
1n .M to ltoliihlultln at I" a. lit.
a Mitt the Niridleimto lnrlr
. ‘; . amt anti hilt-it iiill return
' -. u and well then further ef~
‘ .Ithiihaiioa would hefniile as
war so badly out up yeutert y
“I to compare the teeth l-
w M 0' "i" chart ”it“ I" "i“ tilt. per. but it was to another alrl
”into at the fentmn were ties-
I” not the alighteat hope in
. . try any number of lite iiill
that Item will Wet“ nut in no
with the undertaker
have
auto alive.
0M
“t
t‘ ’ ill
arm a...
. . ‘ ‘5, ‘ .. .
no i. it. won-me c... alimony. on,
an of Williama' lama- Shayla;
. mi
WW the only waiting and:
'. .. derthabhaa a cake of
1“. Toilet soap in each
, .
1 .
place of death an Bridgeport. while the
new one says ~ probably Bridgeport.
The date of death is blank in the old
certificate: in the new one it is un-
known. Duration of disease, a few
days in the old certificate: a week is
dated in the new: the second cause of!
death was said to be septicemia. in the
old one; probably espticemia in the
new one. The ftmeral services today
will be of the slntpleat order' and it in
the belief that before tonight the re-
mains will be in their final resting
place.
The‘facts leading to the identifica-
tion of the Gill girl are as follows: in
the first place. in search of the portion
on whom the laundry mark. "0.51" he-
lonced to, it was learned that it was
the mark of a New Haven lattndry for
work received by a woman named
Still. living in Southinxtou. Then. too.
t strange young woman who used to
dere in from a house in the suburba of
Vow Haven. apparently to do shopping.
attracted attention and it was learned
that a man very mtteb like Foster in
appearance visited the house and also
used to run up and dovvn to Bridgeport
frequently; then it was ascertained
hot this same man made arrangemetns
for the removal of a girl to a house
near Bridgeport. where a criminal op-“
eration was performed on the girl.
Then the officers heard that a girl was
missing from Southirurton and renew-
rd efforts were made to establish a con-
nectlon between the missing girl and
the woman of mystery. Then. too. it
is knoWn that a letter addressed to
"Mth Emma Gill. Stratford. care of .i.
i. ~ones,” but which was never dellv-.
"red, bttt instead returned to Mr. (Hill
was an important factor in the affair.
Mrs. (lill had when to her daughter
in Stratford twice and received replies
but a long interval euaued‘ without
again hearing from her. and the moth-
‘r. becoming alarmed. wrote a letter to
her daughter addrescd as usual. but
also with the additional request to the
postmaster to return the letter if not
delivered within three days.
The postmaster. however. returned
the wrong letter. vending to Southluu’
ton the letter addressed to Mlati l-thna
(ltll. care of J. J. Jones. and evidently
the letter that l'lunt otuzht to have
.{ot lilti~t~hiiill of. Who the writ: r of
the letter was illlil what was the rut-
ture of ii." contents will ttoi be d‘ttuliu'dl
by the police. it is known. boat or t
that the letter was turned over to Ibe'
out. who went at once to lllt‘ New ilu-l
two police with it and under ittstruc“
lions front the New Haven tlt'lt-ullt‘t'tt
he visiled’tbe tuoraue where the uu-l
idrulliled head of the young woman
was, and Funll'f‘ wn~ quickly lilli‘ll into:
en Jody. ‘
War Department Intimatea its Action !
to lridgeport‘a layer.
.\u lut‘mtaitou come.» from the War dc
S
__... .. . . .w -—
IA‘I'I'IEY ll OOIXNO HO“.
I M 'him into service as an aid.
M lollowiu‘ lit the rear. he moved
_ sham was preferred aaatnst bltn.
Mill. llb‘
. illiittiry mark in "it. rd." which
9 about a part of ltnttnn our»
0 I’M the stones which held the
of Yellow Mill
lliti itttitimtt yesterday afternoon
till the father of the murdermi
u. it thrive brothers appeared. itlatt
lilit.
lilt-
' “Milli. Willi illletl Miss tllil'a
Htllt lured
' death certificate illittiii by
Maillot-a from the one IA-‘tiiif want columns." replied the land-
In it was named the vie llléil
MW li.“n"m"" l"
. at a
W W» “M ll!
‘ Nimrod. at;
.
pattuwut that ll.itttry ll. l'uptntu i
iitrcckltlll couttnatullna, has to b tum
'it'l't-d out of ill“ service very htmli
:i'hbn lufotomllou otll be a alll‘|ili:-I' to
the members oi the t‘tilltlltiiiitl to cattle
nt l«‘ort ttrlrWold. lu tlroton. who hate 1
been entertaining the button recently.
that litt-y were to in sent for duty ct ;
liter ill l‘llim or iii l'nt‘ltt Nico. Plume.
th-Itt an for lie to pay it inns to till |
Philippines. .
riouu- iiutc alto l't'lvutu Kecplcr. a
member of ”W battery. not leave of ab '
aence on account of illness. tin Ilia ul '
rival to ilt‘ltlucport he did not imprint. l
but not wornc. Yesterday he was not
.Itt Well no malty of the soldiers lit the
hospital or at \‘nruun hall. or at ttu
lied t'rosa hospital in h‘airilttltl. l‘ntht
the circumstances his parents tit‘ali‘nl
that be leave the servin- if the litlmt.
was ttotodble. Mayor .‘i‘urlor took an;
Interest ill llll‘ WW" and While to Hit
War drpartuu-nt tt few days can nail {
not for the tihu'lutrue of Private Kn p
ler oti account of littt physical iltiitllilttii .
lle rem-iv d a reply to the cileet that it i
would not he ill't‘i‘tialii‘y to illm‘litli'flt"
i't‘lvote Keehier ”Hill the service. a»;
the battery Would in rmilitii't't‘tl hill in!
d few dine. .
W
Al the Niultt tit-hool ~ Who built the
Hue: i‘dllitl'.’ Nobody. tdr. llli wasn't
built ilit nus dun.
iler Mlstult 2' Anna iilte telnet-Ii
him. as she Ihotutltl he would protnm-
nual i. dun» And did he? Mum
MD‘M
"What a great thing it will be lot
out 'waui' cttllitittt." said the chief ndn
verllaiitg man. "if we can [tit thm
t'liltttttit and l-‘illpplnos named." *
"i don‘t we why that should after-ti
era Manner.
* "You tiott't? Why. those will!
spend “m“folrtiia at their time new
in... .n....~~
, .
1:00me I” AHEAD.
iridgeportora lay he Previous in their
lilitary State.
That "it is a far cry to imbawe" is
an old saying, and the military gosalps
lof Bridgeport are looking far ahead in
matters pertaining to the Fourth regi-
ment. They have evidently arranged a
line and, possibly. to them. satisfactory
slate of ofilccra for the Fourth when
the companies transferred to the Third
rotttrn._ is it not about time this gal-
lant regiment ceased to he the foetball
of the military cranks.
“The companies that left the Fourth."
said a military man today, "are now
part and parcel of the Third. and their
onleeré are ditto. All through his ca-
reer. Major Fitch has proved himself
an able anti efficient oilicer. but he is
noionger a member of the Fourth. and
in these. circumstances it would be mau-
ifestly unfair to overlook the claims of
the officers who are still in the regi-
ment. to return him to the Fourth and
have him appointed to the eolonelry.
is this the object that the heads of the
state national guard had in view when
they took tltc unusual course of omit-
tinn to order an eiction in accordance
with custom? The present command-
ant of the regiment. Lieutenant (‘olo-
as] C. \V.~iie.ndrle. is an able and pop-
:ilfif' emcer. and it is quite within the
range of possibility that the honor of
pain: head of the best. regiment in the
ills record as
state might, fall to him.
an officer and his enthusiasm in all
bittzs pertaining to the regiment
would indicate that the prestige of the
i‘ourth would be properly upheld."—
tmuford Advocate.
‘ f
We will furnish
too
wsontao .
tavmrloas
mine 0415. including
and outside tntvelotm. the fit
out quality and most
engraving. for
l$8
__........... a- _, M- >.--_~
some. '
loud.
artistic
Nwlyw per out. less than
over offered by another in this .
clty.
l
KAUM AiiDl'l'lttiiiAh "UN §
iiititlitii.
Wedding work knitted
varied in envelope-
eatra chum. Other
and in
without
”ill!"
but mmudiuuly cheap.
We also make a special price
Gull"
BIRDS
Plate and mouth. O .1:
'd'i"”' “ “it” " LI
,1“: Adore-tat M. I onto a
lluaatra.
Whore plate is [nutshell
UM Dania
atom taunts
Wm... W...
EVEIllB
stem.
1....
a"
l
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i
MATS AND RU
North Main and ”Man Sirpéio,
‘ l tannin-mat "3
toma;nu
‘ ‘ . During the Battle of
. . v‘ ‘ . Santiago.
The approadldntt c001 weather soggests'Oiifiétt‘téril. ' We have fiit'é‘en h '
styles. in all sizes. repregen'ting all the, taint... malleannd at prices SICK 0“ WELL A RUSH NIGHT
lower than eyer._, “Enterprise” centrald'raft heaters, $1.50 each. AND llAllg " I
..,. w. ... hump—h...”- .m—nw-..’ ,
m
the tack"! at. the Battie of macro
do Outta were all loroe'a ' Their 3'5—
\ role Efforts in Getting Immunition
and nation to the treat Iavad the
Day.
Stovepipe and Elbows, any size. extra heavy. double riveted. 10 cents.
.....- ,, ,
Zinc and Crystal Stove Boards. half former price.
v...-
Fourteen quart Enameled Preserving Kettles. 50 cents.
-. ..—...-.
P. E. Butler. of pack-train No. 3. wri-
ting front Santiago de Cuba. on July
23d, says: “We all bad diarrhoea in
more or less violent form, and when
we landed we had no time to lee a doc-
tor. for it was a cast: of rush and rush
night and day to keep. the tro pa aup-
plied with amtnttnitlon and out ' I. but
thanks to Chamberlain‘s Colic. Cholera
.tnd Diarrhoea Remedy. we were able
to keep at work and keep our health;
lil fact. i sincerely believe that at. one
critical times this medicine was the in-
direct saviour of our army, for if the
packers had been unable to work there
would haw been no way of getting nup-
pllos to the front. There were no roads
N ew lines Jardiniers. from it) cents to $3.00 each.
Large consignment of import samples of fine China front one of ottr
largéet importera. After-dinner and Chocolate Cups attd Saucers.
Plates. Sauce llisltcs. Sugars, and Creams. Cracker Jars. 'l‘ea Pots, lcc
Cream Sets. Pudding Sets, (.‘oudchsed Milk Holders, etc., cte.. cte., at
impart cost. . .3
. S NT,
South Norwaik, Conn,
t... .. " i... . .4 .. ‘
roaravA
~-r.
. M ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' i I , ‘ 'tbat a wagon train could use. My com-
ar own a e |rude and myself had the good fortune
, .l" lay in a supply of this medicine be-
”019.... "
lfnre we left Tampa. and i know in four
. 1......“ i . . '
An old hcn newr fears loifitoaitlon
{cases it absolutely saved life.”
i The above letter was writtento the
We hate picked out something over (lite. Hundred Mats and Rugs. Dropped from u... can plan!-
ntnuttfacturers of this medicine. the
't‘bamherluln Medicine ('o.. Des Moines,
, lown. For sale by G. C. Sitiilou, South
'Norwalk; E. i’. Weed. Norwalk.
Patterns. Jobs. etc. anti put lied Tickets on them, with a liberal reduction in price; 04.?ofi1fi.
v. . . w ‘, . trillutlottlint '
him. 18x34. htyle hmyrna. ‘ 3:33. Mammy“
H a . ' ‘ I
31x45 “ Byzantine. l “' ' .
it ' ' . ——-—~-——-—-————
‘bebt “ Anatolme. ;
“ Illixiiil ” Saracen. '
‘f 36x72 ” Japanese.
“ 30x30 ” Sakai. i down This:
.u 'it' . 4” I u . , . We offer one ituudrcd dollars reward
v ’3 MOQIIOttC. ‘ for any case of caturrh that cannot be
their value.
8
H
Evening _ .
Sentinel '
Advertisements
It Washington Street.
, . . . ' . ' . . it'ured by iiall's Catarrh Cure.
lhts Will afiotd an unusual oppottuntty to buy Mats and Rugs at less than; c. J. CHENEY a 00., Props. Tole-
' do. 0.
We the undersigned. have known F.
‘J. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
. in all business transactions, and tin-
‘ . . ' ‘ l...
3" . . 6 .., . . “.1 i” v‘ .
Ckerm ’ ‘ nneially able to carry out any obliga-
‘ ’ j tio‘u made by their firm.
’ iWES'I‘ & TilUAX. Wholesale di'li‘r
' stints. Toledo. 0. l' . . , _
South n. lwawmo . KINNAN '5 ‘uaavm
TE. 2-. wholesale drugglsta, Toledo. 0.
" iiali‘s (‘atarrh (‘ure is taken inter-
' nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
.druggiats. Testimonials free.
Hall's family i’dla are the heat.
1!.
A. D l
Nor-Walk. Con
.\ ('I'RE lt‘iiit NEItVOl'S HEADACHE.
For eight years I suffered from com
stipatiou and wow nervous headache.
the headache usually lat-tine three dnyt
at a time. Headache powders rellewd
me temporarily. but left too bad no
effect. Since I inunn takinc Celery
King I have greatly improved In health
seldom or never have a headache. have
trained in ilt‘tili. and fell tl-‘t'illl'tlly tilt-ll.
, Mrs. iv). t-l. llutelt. 'l‘t-tnplc. N. II.
t'clery Kim: for the nerves. liver and
kidneya la sold in Me and ‘.‘5c picklli'n
it! 1!}. l'. Weed. Norwnlk.
ARE READ "it THE
HOMES OF THE
llE.\l"i‘\' in tiNl.\' SKIN ulnar.
lint a beautiful akin cannot exiat un-
lcrot the blood be pure. litcry woman
can labor to her check.» the may and
delicate hues of youth by taltlnr. f‘leve-
land‘s t‘elcry t‘ompound 'l'ea. which
cienttactt the blood lttuwrcepllbly but.
effectually of all itnpuritien. hauls ilil
plillploa. eruptions. itch. ottiltt. can
buuclea and anllow color. (‘nll at
l'laiuted‘a l'l'lll More. at Washington
ttif'i't'i. and not a trial parka” trot»
inatae paekttae. title.
a... mum—m... .m—
Purchasing
Public.
.7
Oil HEATERS!
A stnblstrn eotudt or iieltlina in the
throat yields to line Minute (tomb
t‘ure. iltil'llilcaa in chart. touchrll till
I‘llllt Mud. i‘t‘ihthie and just will. ll
0“ Ii can an attention...
laat‘t tutu ll tint ha.
Pilot!
.. -. Q... wanted. it arts at once. Edward P.
Weed Norwalk; decree C. Itillaon.
‘1'. Jul. "1. Thifll "Harri"? W“ the tittlly po- ' tlouth Norwall. ,
'I'lttmo t‘ool Nitride rod Mot-nines Iii” "fl...” “‘ Hit...“ a‘. °m‘e V
I w you ill-ital tut-lwtlnto'.’ "m m ”I“ m H
Imam
nautical captured l-‘airtleld w... If
.\
child can carry them etatttty.
A honor waan antenna Min.
ud matron: the Ntttntt-u state.
"It is a on to neglect your health."
man Iiitttl laud nt in.
about the house!
U . m m I. “m u. m Why do you do it. when ya know iii
in invited to hmluuarterl. .3“ rammi- 'i'wkniiei-‘ini'm lit at a.
They beat quickly amt N o. l'.‘ North Maiit'a the new. i“- ,ni: midi: nuiemm‘tit in» m
. . . . n . . ' " ‘ ' illiteilhntilllt: : cum to on»; O
are as i|lilt‘ltl) eitlllttfiliitll' D‘Ydh..n,”"" u“ ”m" '" PM "it! tli Itlltm oumaeonlit oraoid: team cum:
all E . ' I rid “M“ ll u 5 ts a pomegranate titular 0 root
. very any. t at mutation i a euro wise-er 't
-m. .. “ m m. "tiltilii’i‘." m... m m. n the Children'a antler anoint-a lie
“mm. on. Trial botm of elehrelfly. too
.3, or eat this out and let one front MI.
Oomatock.
Watkins
references on application. Oh". I
Pint-h. iii? Wallllm "not. and I.
it. Plat-ted, a w iaaton tttraet. sole
nettle for Intuit orwaih. Goal.
; Truth wears wall. to have
. learned that newton Little rt: uls-
ere are reliable little pitta for a
5 tan- aad Htripa Immune.
Till STARS--
fliehaoi, Union, Hoihtilbo,
Micro, liken. Hoyt. Wat.
tar. Ma. r. J. Titus and
sinner ,
Comstock,
tow,
W 1"“ 'i at be t . mot
llfl Was ingttiu sh. Till "my“... Jf' panda??? 0:“, an... as.
death 1 awaits t. lad, whim-a ates. , 72 North Main street. l stigma; mg'a'm'm’l F." 1'”... 3 .. ..
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