m
', NUMBER 3,221.
ILLPONIMYSTERY
IS SOLVED AT LAST
“The Bridgeport Police in Possession of all
the Main Facts in the Re-
‘ pulslve Crime.
0FFICIAL STATEMENT BY
‘" POLICE SUPERINTENDENT
ilarry Osiey, now Under Arrest, Responsible for Emma Gill's Condi-
tion. and Arranged with Dr. "Nancy" Guilford to Perform a
Criminal Operation on the Girl—Site Died in the Gnilford lion»,
Two Weeks Ago Tonight. and her Body Cut up in the Bath Tub.
a livery team had been used on Sunday
night. We found the carriage which
was used. We founti in that carriage
some fragments of stone Just like the
stone used as weights. On the carpet
at the rear of the seat in the carriage
we found spots which looked like blood
That buggy had been sent by the livery
stable keeper to Nancy Guilford's
house on both of the nights in question.
HARRY OXLEY THE MAN WANTED
"The case is suillcientiy advanced to
warrant my making this statement
y' giBy Annotated Press.)
Bridgeport. Conn" September 24—
Tito Yellow Mill Pond mystery may
now be said odlcialiy to be a thing of
u the past. In othar words, there is no
longer any mystery contacted with the
finding of therdiomemborod body of
Miss Emma Gili‘ln the Yellow sttu
Pond. near the Beavlew avenue bridge,
on Monday, September 12. The start-
ling developments that have been made
public from day to day are totally ecli-
psed by the facts that are given to the
public today in hit otiiciai statement by
public. ilarry Oxley is the man we.
Superintendent of Police Birmingham. want. Howard Guernsey '8 not gull-
which shows It“; the police are in 903' ty. lie was Oxley's friend and confl-
sesslon of practically all the facts in
the ease and have in custody at the
present time at least one of the chief
actors in the repulsive crime. The
statement. as ohicialiy given out by So-
perintendent Birmingham this morn-
'tng, is as follows:
CUT UP IN A BATH TUB.
"We know that Harry Oxley was re-
sponsible for Emma. Gill's condition
and that he arsnged with ‘Nancy' Guil-
forti to perform a criminal abortion on
deal. He made the mistake of not
telling what he knew."
lMi’Olt'lTANT WITNESSES.
The colored woman. Mrs. Rosa Dray-
ton. and her daughter. Clara, who were
arrested night. Superintendent
Birmingham rayti. will prove important
witnesses. According to the snpcrln»
last
tcndcnt, otte of these colored women
went to Southington after the finding
oi the body and raw Harry Oxiey
Nancy (luilford sent her on the errand
the girl. We know the Gill girl can't?
said the superintendent.
to Bridgeport. We know sttc dlcti in , .
. . SOUNG til II;|“()“A) liEldl.
'Nancy' (lullfortl's house. We know I
This morning iittrry Littilford was or
that the date of the death was
weeks ago tonight. The body was cut
up in that house the next day.
out in the bath tub. i m“ tiill.
lilltldi) A LlVEiiY TEAM.
'dlld was couttuucd for one week. and
“We know that on the Sunday night
{m the 'u cut up Mrs Gull-I the prisoner was committed to Jail
' hm ' ‘ without tutu.
ford him) a loam at a livery stable i WAI 'l'ldIt l-‘tls’i‘it‘it'iilt‘l Bull-3i)
We know that the head and logs wct-c _ ‘
\\ ulttr t‘. l'ostcr was tlIr-tl arraigned
placed ttt that carriage. i am cunvtu-
ti II before Judge
a -
ml that Harry Guiliortl. tMrs. WM.“
ford's soul on his bicycle lt-d the ways
lgi‘d upon the rt-t-ontntcutlutiun of the
while Mrs. tiollford followed in lilo 7
most-ruling nttornt-y. After his release
carriage. i am convinced that ho rotlc .
direct to the Bishop avonue rut. 'l‘bcrt-
thc stance that weight-ti the packages
\vorc second i am convinced titui
that lisrry Ouilford led the way to the
Beavicw avenue bridge. lio rode
mm "I” "m" "m ”m mm " "w . that probsbly ow tt-ttt-r is still there.
must w” ”I." “a thou “mum“ in I It‘osttr'ivit tltc city on IIit' first train ni-
his mother to drive on the bridge. him. I W W WNW
tlttlitord drove on the bridge and up to , Litilis‘iNil l-‘ttit tilt.
the plat-c whore her sun was waiting. I “m.
'l‘liiiuWI'l iN'i‘tl 'l‘iiit MN".
"I “m “my.“ “u“ iili‘ry linilfttrtl I by ”w nitlit' it- at work ItJt'ttIIy on the
then iiiiod the pinholes from the car- I ”w
rtattc and throw that Into the ptfiii
r'i‘lte some proeoduro was rots-amt tht
nest slain. whoa the trunk was till- I
posed at in the some way. i
"We know that Mindoro tluiifortl'
ilrn. tittillurd'o dattahtet't. who Was
arrested in Wollsinnn. N. V.. this more
still. norlslt'ti her mother ltt diapotdun
oi lilo body " I
lt\'lllidNt’I ift Tilli t‘l'itNAt'io. I
"I scorched the iluiiford's hobs» nry~
soil. i cannot toll you all of that cvl-
donor I found “its. In life (future In
the collar i found the heel of a worn
M’s shoe. the skeleton of it woman's
pocketbook. and other things. The
stone-a which wvigiwd the parkaam
were our starting point tine of the
first steps we took was to ascertain it
1W0
rttignctl in the city court before Judge
t‘nrtoll. on a charge aicglnlg an
at
it Was ‘
I tempt to procure an abortion on lum-
Tite arraignment was formal.
t‘arrull. on a similar
Foster. ltowcvcr. was dischar-
Ftilllil' said he kilt‘W absolutely noth—
Ill: of Emma tliit's iii'.iiIi. He said be.
bad nccu it pit-tutu oi the dead girl‘sI
. low. and to Iltlli. it did not look like
I her.
he wrote to bet- at ttouihinntou and
its said that last work rlatnrday
"saucy.”
i'inkt-rtou detective ctnployt-d
'I‘lttatt- I‘lnltcrton tit-tct'tiytm our
pioyrd by tho nlillt' are working in New
York state. The Irrtmi of Nancy tinil~
ford In the only thing now ticaltcti by
the authorities.
latter today Nilpt‘iilli‘iltit'ili itirtniug-
bout sttppit illt'liit ti his prc tion» ~tott- t
total with the following ttttnotnto I
until
“i our {mouth that Nani) tlniitord.
in not non Ill Korma and um pr-lty
ttrt slo In at tho prctcnt tion» within
imlily IliIItr‘ ot Wt-liaiturs. N. i‘."
ttt'ttlitltltltti' kicldiAttIIt th iaiNlttt.
tittctnm was tries-ed front cnutodyII
tnrly this afternoon on bonds of stem.
winch were furnished or his father.I
rihcrman titwrntrv. who t'illlii' down
from ilouthiogton. this forearms.
also arrived from Bouthin‘gtoo. and at-
for a conference with the authorities.
broke down completely. .
TRACING AN IIIXPBm OHDER.
An interesting story as to the man
nor in which the crime was traced .to
its Bouthington end. is told today. it
is stated that Walter Smith. a Hart.
ford detective. traced out the express
money order which was soot by Osley
to Nancy Guilford. He continued at
work upon the Soothington phase oi
the case and finally summoned Captain
Arnold. the Bridgeport detective. The
two searched the room formerly occu-
pied by Miss Gill at her home. and
found some hing which added to the
strength of the chain about Osley.
DAMAOING ADMISSIONS.
Yesterday afternoon the two detec-
tives had reached a conclusion. and se-
curing a‘ room in Southlngton caused
to be taken to it young Guernsey and
Daisy. During a long interview both
of the young men broke down com-
pieteiy and made admissions which
the officers are pleased to characterise
as confessions
DID NOT PARTICIPATE.
Superintendent of Police Birthing-
ham this afternoon announced that it
had been definitely ascertained that
Harry Oxlcy. who is under arrest as a
principal in the Gill murdcr case. did
not participate in the diametnbcrrncnt
of the victtm's batty.
HEAD AGAII IX AHMED.
Tho Domains of Ilsa Gill Disintorred
for Further Identification
Southington. Conn. September 2t-I
The latest and most
will be found in. The .
elated Press motels“.
2418”.
TWO 0"-
Ananai liloa Iiikkts' Bazaar ofSt.
Joseph's Parish in iiasie iiail.
tittttutgstinitntntat
lharplivolvy_.lxhikttod Among the
Young Italy boomers-An In-
tortaioing . Programme to be
row i] Dancing Incl:
highs.
The ten-nighta’ fair of St. Joseph's
parish opened last night in Music Hall
in a. most promising manner. For a
first night the attendance was consid—
ered excellent. The hall this year.pre-
seats a more attractive appearance
than ever, and there is a greater array
of handsome-articles to be disposed of
by the young ladies.
The entertainment last night inclini-
rd the presentation of the farce The
Thief of Time. the characters being ta-
ken by James McGee, Stephen O'Brien.
Thomas Nihill. Charles Finnegan.
James Monahan and Robert Stecgmui-
icr. Tonight the New Woman will be
given. .
The fancy table. in iavendar and
green, is in charge of the Guild.
The candy tablc. with red, white attd
blue bunting. flags and other patriotic
emblems, and a stone wall rcpresenta- I
tion in front. was looked after by Misst‘
Margaret Murphy. Mrs. Edward
it‘lynn. assisted by the ladies of the
Sewing Guild. lucked after the Guild
table.
The ice cream tables are under the
Idircctlon of Mil-l Ellen Condon. assist-
cd by Misses Annie iinrford and Mamie
Sbltltls
’l‘ht business at the soda water stand.
”for a hat. Mrs. W. H. Jarvis: photos 0.
8. North, potatoes. John Callahan;
fruit. Miss Mary Ghlotto. J. Morreiii.
J. Cullen. L. Paganetti, Hunt & Zoluff;
lamp. Ten Cent Store; ink. T. J. Mag-
net; head rest. i-‘. Schmedea; glass-
ware; Lorenso Dibble: blocking tuit-
tens, Aisthorpe & Hatchmsn: bric-a-
brac. H .E. llodweli; cash, .5 gold piece
ii'rsnk Donahue; hi0 gold piece. Mrs.
Sarah Larrigan; If. Herman Quittner;
‘2. Ernest Groeschner; donation of
drinks. Gray Brothers: Dr. F. W. Dar-
mer. I10 worth of dentistry.
Considerable rivalry was exhibited
over a btcycle given by the parish and
a doll presented by F. 3. Coleman. and
costumed by Mrs. David Bernard.
There are yet several merchants to
he heard from. rather Winters is
mos than grateful to all who have con-
tributed.
The door prises were drawn as fol-
iowa: No. ill. but. Miss ilessic iioif-
man: No. l5. gloves and mittens. Ed-
ward Flynn; .‘o. it. watch tray. i’et-
er shields; No. 33. bag of flour. J. J.
Snelibuck: No. 46,,.boa of cigars. N. 53,
box of toilet soap. Thomas Keogh.
ow outcasts navsuc'rsn.
Annnol looting of Directors of the
Eaton Point Improvement Company
The directors of the itoton Point
improvement t'piilpilfiy held its annual
meeting. Thursday afternoon. in Jersey
City.
The following board of directors was
rc-clcctctl: James R. Kelly. Julius Fin-
kenstein. E. A, Woodward. (‘.
ii. 0. Kcelcr. J. D. 'Kimrucy. Louis
.lacobosity. ii. W. Winfield anti T.
Jordan.
At a subsequent mccting of the til-‘
rectors J. S. Kt-ilt-y was rc-cicctctl pres-
ltlcnt. and E. A. Woodward was
elected secretary and treasurer.
”t.
Action on the matter of the Norwalk ‘
Street ItnIIWay company extending its
tracks to the Point was postponed to
October 3d. wot-u a int-cling will be
itclti at the l‘I‘SIfIi‘Ilt‘i' of Mr. Woodward ‘
0
a.
at o’clock in the afternoon.
Swartz. ;
i). .
i
The sensational developments of last II! in the hands of Charles lynch Mi
night in the great Bridgeport murder thael Reynolds and Joseph titecgmul.
It'l'.
nt ster , when two wsli~known ottn
y y y ' The articles to be canvassed for are
men of Southington were taken into arranged to rtprusent a completely
tustody ill principal. and possible ac- 5‘13"“th “0 provisioned residence. as
it own: ,
complice. scandalised the residents of . “33““
mt. mus) which has Mal llugs of flour. in: S. Davenport, M
. .Abrabams. S. Raymond It Sort. it‘ i)
brought into so prominent tt conntttlon inwton & Co. In
tlrottry (‘0.
OKLEY'S FRIENDS STi‘NNi'lll. .Ld Stymour, attd S tiomstock; tons of
coal Edward I-‘lynn. Ii. Htrrlo and J
The excitement 0! Inst Milli! how W. Marvin; load of wood J ii. l‘crris;
tv.cr proved to ill" very fceblc compar» I”" "m" nugrnc ‘1 Tm” ‘ C°
parlor otosc. W. Ii Mcokcr; drawing
board Andrcw Lo try; hall rack. itny
IOWB.
with the nwfttl tragedy.
ed to the furor which the tvcnts ttf to-
day developed. ’l‘ht-r rc werom
lltotbcrs: toathutttns whip, M. J. hit
thnty; Haymonl Brotht-rs. load
lutcly to credit the theory that either jwuod.
tlcttttt of the plate who refused abso- I
DINING ROOM.
Full suite. T. A it. and L socley:
sideboard A. 0. ii satiety; dintnr act.
iioston store; It‘tl mt, l'. .l. Lynch (‘0;
tttldc tovcr. a frit-,ud antttptc rug. Mrs.
autuoritits had bttotttc on positive tts’nudl...,_ 1", wt,._ South Norwaik
to be willing in on gum“; statement liardwsre Co; hitttnc table spread.
"Wlti l Hoyt lablo cover. [93. K.
of these two men were implicated. but ‘
ultctt the information rcatht-d South
tugtou to lb.- effect that the llridgtport I
to announce the complete solution ot‘
flanks; Japantsc \dnl‘, Miss Margaret
tltc rnyslcry. with Harry Oxicy as a I-tlifiltdil. fruit pt-tttrcs. William i'otl
tnort. fillit')’ \‘lltit'r. Mrs. t‘, A i-‘rcr-
i'IIl'Il I. tlt- itt - .v - ‘
I' ‘ I“ ' rm” in "a" "I u" .lili‘lil; dining-room lantp, W. ti. Stutte-
youttg ntatt wt-rc stuttut-d. itttnt. ‘
REMAINS llltiiN‘i‘bZHltblll. , "“""""‘
.. t nrpct. ricttpttlttt ntlt'It'U'; t'tlilt‘il.
Iililt morning for the third ttinc. tin Jmm ()‘fiulnypn‘ tun-p... “0...... Imr- -
rcntalns of "to young slrl whnsc unior- ”"rm Mrs ""“I’ “"I’I‘ "MI" ”I"
totittl A. .l i'otiltt~ A‘t t'o. Louis Kit
"I "" totlttt. l'rcsitltnt ltd- city of ill" lioton
liillt'Il ntystrry ttttd sorrow. wcrc tlistn ‘I'tlllll Illlltl'tlltlllll“ u-mtmnv: dlvuu
thin. .iobtt ”Illlin. Monwltt rug A. tip
liliiiltt‘ futc ittin low-u the calls.
irrh'ti nilti nttitit't'it'ti lo anotltcr punish
I\ noun or Hons; iottty t“I|tlIi. Airs
tint csantlutttlott. laun- hint-pity; pnior table. littvltl
. . , ,rttow. tit t‘t-tt-ilu ptt-tttrc. Mrs. "M'III'
IN'it'i'IIb . i rouan. i‘t' rcscntiu t‘oro- .
‘ ll ‘ ‘pittun tovtr .l W. Hintlwt-d. iartlluirr.
Ilt‘i‘ “0"". of ilrltktcport; Mt-dlrul its Is..." g puma”, .. u ”up”. land-
ilcckcr. .Ncw iorkI
tlrowtt J‘; Wilt-,ox (‘ttarlts'
oi ‘
I
- tutt it} it liomtbiuth satin-re
tuttucr tilt-stimuli. tint-riff Thomas I-‘
itttttttn. i'utlcrtttkt-r ltt Illlit it and Ilcu
llitliiiitl
titt- t'illiit‘i containing the countless oi
ltttnutt tlili after it had lit-cu disinter-
“ii iii tt::itt this morning.
l'lltAMiNlltiti 'l'ilii ’l‘ltild'l‘il.
The infant was takcu from the rosin-t
.tttti lb-nllst iioocnhluth curcfuliy cs~
.ttuiut-tl lilo tt-eth upon whitb he had
worked so many times when inc pom
st'ttpc pit'ltli‘t'.
Iilfll Hill“.
I Hiliil'. nw pittt‘l‘l. a trlrnd; fancy
IIMNII table. laurttc MIMI blankets. ii.
is. Wont-rs; Madonna tilt'ittl'ms. Mrs.
tt‘.otnndy. vntisc. Francis h t'o.; iilliltii
puiittttl planar. Paul "0‘“. 1r.
til'lldl 'i .tllldd.
littst raps. itili‘iiil‘ tlotltcs pltt op-
totts. comfortable. they unlit. Mrs,
Morgan. cltlltitt iIIt‘nn, Mrs. i'lct‘rt‘I
lion‘s. silent“. H. DI littliih 6 Po.
. l-‘ANI'Y ‘i‘AliLl.
l itofu pillow. pill “tattoo. iltlt'll 0""
Iota. Niatcro of Horn silver for”. .l,
I
sonoom UNIION WREOKED
Wont Ashore this lornlng on n Lodgt
of Books on the Kaine Oooot
(By Associated Press.)
Portsmouth. N. H.. September 24-
lluring a northeast gale this morning
the llath Me, two-master! schooner
l'nison bottnd front Boston for limb.
m- at ashore on the Ictlgcs on ni’tIIill'lil't-
I',ilIllI it,“
Ittiit wrecked (‘nptain iiarltcr. .\ir.~
Iiiurkcr and the three nit-n Who com-
imrui iIIl- trta WI‘N taken off th wrctk
It) titt- new of tin \lillls Sands Ilft
tht- itcnvy sea.
The sthooncr strurk the Ittlgcs at
I t: flu a. m. rhc bad no cargo and on
:atcount of this fact was hard to man-
I into In the rough Mufti. ATII'T silt struck
the wow» made it tlcttn Iti‘tlttIl mur
Ittr and site moon began It) Ili‘t‘ilk “pt
I The wrcck was sighted by the pdilu‘
Iof tho Willis Sands station and tilt
I t‘iI‘W thcrc hardened to the rest ac and
I~tit"‘m-tirti lit taking all hands oil till1
I i'ulson.
I The I'IIIntlll was built
I.\ic., lll taint.
sits ions gross.
l Ill-VII PM?! OOIIIII
Iii FI'I'I‘IIIITI
tiltn rt-glsit-rctl t-igltiy-
It to pastas} that no Plano him.
I Iooehotl thoPointof Dollapoo.
I (My Assta-latt-tl Press)
I thIIIIlKIiIi‘tI. l‘ttntt. noun-tutor 2t
Attlitt'itiit iIIIlIiiI Woe Iiililii' today of HIV
|IIIIIIihitrtI statement to tho i'flt‘i‘l that
lilo proposcd contbittntitnt. utttlt-r thr
tttopttt-s of tho international i‘IIIllt‘l‘
totupttny. of tho cnul‘ttlotis sliwr pltttctl
Wtil‘t‘ uttntuittcturitnt tutor-rats of the
tattoo rttttios and i‘nttotltt. had reached
iii‘ point of collapsc. 'l‘lti' additional
and mostly autht-tntr illiiitlillit‘t‘ilit'iil it-
tuatic that. on till' contrary. the ”with
iiatious looking toward tt t-ottstttnunt
tlott of tho prophet-ti combination of in
it'l‘tlil it" still pcttdius and that iii no
way In it pmoiblt- to .tttnounct- tltn
sndtutntrnt of "it pinu.
mm—om"
MW! PA"! II asaoan
North bench. and was tn-i
ttlr ~
I
‘ttiri was in lilc.
ililo and bad butt dottt by unit for him
. nits tliil.
Itlwrc could not help but wish that all I
.l. miey. the father of young Oslsy. prove anal.
rtpcnccr A (‘0; swvttttt Imvia . tion.
Minntt-ly lto thumped Itoiiurcttc. ii ltt‘irnrr r. brie-a-brac.
. Minion ithItill.‘ onto it. it. blood. pun
lath tooth ltt tvtry detail. and when tumors. 1‘. ll tit'illlo. It. ii. l'loistod.
titt examination was iiilililt‘ll he ilitltii'I '. ti. liaatcr. J. "I‘llillliil‘f‘ and it. it.
Il'ontilnsoo; orders for stores. 'i‘lttustioro
illnt‘sl. Mas taut t'. It tints and I it
IIIOIHI’L unit to for huts. Joint ldurpltv'
sittiilll IIIlil lint Wniit on the it't'iIl to“. ‘it.
tottering tampon). i'olvcrttol li'n
t-otnptnty and it. t'. l'nino-r; enters for
oath to an atli-lsvlt that bad bot-u art--
pared by Util‘imt‘l‘ llott~.n of llridgcpurt
I: t . 7
Ileldllltiii lhl‘tl ”m ”"M'c’ Iiiillittti, A t‘hlchootrr. W ii. llrouson.
'ittt- mold was tin-n lows-rod into i"”"'" fur rigors and PIP"
the grave again and its tip- earth was. t't-ooinginn vvilllsnt hi. Wade. Jacob
thrown in upon it tho mm standing hittswclior. William Anderson. ll.
itnnltetnoior. Adolph Koaolor. Michael
that was mortal of rhinos tlill had at 44.3; Jmt‘mnmmr'ummmiw
Inst found a resting plate which would lovatty g to A phylum, as fluid“,
Jacob Indoor. W. I. Hooked; Mr
W u ilrieu. \tlttuts lint Hana i
”so her loss to the lad Whit:
lotion Nets-oath to a halo
(iiy Ammlnicti Pvt-as.)
i’ortsmtutllt. N. H. itcptcntitcr '.'i
I The Hood tittttcs transport sltip l'att~
tinr tau ttaltort» on Marvin‘s islanl at
l: to o'tiock ”lid off rtttou wittlt-a
tctttpittta ttt loavr lht harbor on lot
hams and roasts. l‘aui it. iiohoilsr. in. I '"y m N” ""k “ "I""""" ”r" I
iotott tit-.ltanh W s Wade. Donnell thailul at tho titre. and the honvyt
northt-sttt gult- matlc navigation III the
low. The i'aniher poked her nose in
the mud and was apparently hard
astound There are no rocks in the
vicinity of the vessel. and she is not
damaged It is thought she will be
looted at the out high tide.
HIIE III IHE EEIIINII
A Blaze In One of the Buildings of
Miss Bat-L’s institute.
CIIISEII BIT—E BIIIISSEII WIRES.
An Alarm from Box 88 Brings the lor-
woik Department to tho Icono,
and tho l‘lamoo are Quit kly
lubduod. with Loss of .100.
The houstn Orchard street former-
ly occupied by Miss Cornelia F. Baird.
but now used for school and dormitory,
purposes in connection with her young
iatlies' institute, was discovered to be
on flre shortly after!» t) '.cioclt yesterday
afternoon. The house bccame filled
with smoke and an alarm was sent in
from Box 32. corner of West avenue
and Merwin street.
The Norwalk fire department was
quickly on hand. with the exctptlon of
the truck. which was delayed by the
non arrival of the ltorscs.
Chit-f Prowitt was one of the first on
the scene and set about hunting the
flames. The hose wagons laid base as
a precautionary measure bttt no water
was turned on.
investigation by the firemen soon
brought to light the fact that most of
Ithe fire was in the ceiling and under
the garrct floor. The floor was taken
I tip and the fire extinguishers from the
itruck soon subtluctl the flames.
The electric wires bothered the flre-
Illi‘ll, as when the chemicals struck
thctn they would biazc up. C. J. For-
ris turned off the switch outside the
house and also cttt the bell wires.
which had become crossed with the
electric light current. causing the blaze.
Prior to the arrival of the firemen
» William Wectl. E. ii. Benedict. Cornel-
ius Elwood and Joseph Nagel subdued
1 a portion of the flames which had brok-
cn out through the plaster in one of the
front bed rooms near the ceiling. They
fist-ti only water enough to keep the
flames under subjection. and the dam-
age by water will amount to but little.
The entire loss will not exceed 8101.).
fully insured with J. hi. Layton.
The Pioneer boys had a hard time
getting to the fire. The usual track
team was sent out by the livery stable
harnessed to the supply wagon. and no
horses were sent for the truck: After
waiting about ten minutes the boys tcl.
cphonoti to the stable and asked where
. the boron: were. A team was finally
ni'iii around, bttt balked when an at-
tempt was made to back thctn into the
truck house. This was finally accot‘n-
I piishctl. and after about fifteen min-
I lilt‘r' tit-lay the truck arrlvctl.
Mir-s iltttrd was aontlcrfully cool and
many n.,.t.Ittttttttl s't Sons; f.l"l_flu“|g tasc, t‘omstock suing station nitcr a hard struggle itt I toilctlctl throughout the excitement
and tnnnagctl things in an cxtcilcnt
l manor-r.
I 'iltc ciettritians of the Norwalk and
,South Norwalk Electric Light compa
ny made an investigation this morn-
ing as to the cause of the fire at the in-
stitutc They found that a ttttpcntt-t
at work during the day had re IIIOH‘d
an inctudtsctut itttnp bracket. twistitts
the ends of the wire togethcr.
short clrculting the house clcctric sys-
to m. and tire was the result
I
\Itltifihi ill" \ i'illlllli" IilliltiAN
i'Ilt Norwulk |llliItt' wmc suntntoutd
tin t 'oldtlt- Iilll last night to tittcli a dis
tttt‘ltancc. all! as a result .tttitn tloitl't
Its an illliillic of our of tin» nit-cl cttgcs
‘.ti pollcc itcatltpntrtcrs. .lohtt wt-nt
Viiilillt' drunk and III‘iit't't'iIi'iI to create a
ItIItliill‘Iltilil'tt when it couple of Iltlt‘kt‘lo
1." dirty \t‘tiit'i‘ uncut-bod his tit-ry t--tu-
per for the time IM'IIliI. Later he
l't'ItiIiiiit‘iI by throwing stones ttt tho
tonto- ltli-I was thus arousing ltlutsclt
wilt-ii ttt‘rttllit‘d. III' will Int ll‘It'iI this it!
It I'IIININ.
ion sass
Willi tidbit t‘hcap for cash. a lllIIi'Il
cow. Apppiy to John i‘lilcn. of.
l'ottttoctit-tn llVlllllllb sill it
lt'tllt riAldtl isttnon and while pttlulcr.
thoroughly broken. “itil'ItWt‘n War
rained oil rlttiu. Apply l'rcstou it.
Jones, A lit-ll iiim‘Ii. titautford. l‘t.
n3“ (Ii
Hill tlAidd tint- stwmd ltoutl piano
your low price for cash. l tttptii‘t- at
in West uvrntw. still in
i'tlit flAitlt A tltnttcy Iii‘tlill heater.
bttt little too-ti and in "rat titles «on
tiitltnt. Apply to Nut-ll d thnttvoy.
slid if
m
I
I I illi HANG Two sttttntl it inti sislt'cn-
ltttit i'yIIiitIi'i' tltoytu \il rain th
cry way. Apply to Noah it V‘tHiNt'Ily
still if
a” ......... to awn-no- pugs—s... ..
“a“...
ij “I" ”\I It: Hfllltii ilttiist ill IliliNI Itt
c tlliy for attic titrtp 'l'trlltn li'i‘tttli
IiIlIt'. pm. liltlI'.IIllIitl i apply to lot ob
M lnytou. iii" :22 iii
”WI" harbor viry tiiilltult as the this was Fill! ”bill-Jill ""“I‘ I" reduced WI
row. at loath Norwsik lisrdwart
Company. Booth Norwslk. sill
lt‘tllt same horwalk ilaad Mooney.
a good business opptirtooity for a
small lltvnllllilfii. Apply to I. o
Ambler. Norwolk. flit
that“
WA
Anything and ov
koo your eye on 1
var too in this eoium
Quick reoulia will
“Wits-rap. .
WANTED—A thoroughly
girl as waitress and chum
Apply to Mrs. George R. t
30 High street. Norwalk.
WANTED—Young lady ..
with some knowledge of - '
ing. desires a position.
Typewriter. Sentinel also.
MAN and wife .or two moose
have board in privnto my
ant heated room. MOW
ten minutes' walk to hint. Ad
Box 457, South Norwaik. Conn.
WANTED—A table suitable for .
of store. must be reosontblo.
to Tlliotson & Mills. Id Wash ~ .-
street. ..
i t
.WANTlD-iyoan—Sifioo at ii per ..
security $5.000. first mortgage if . .
due in eighteen months. ‘
Room 3. Masonic Building. hi
WANTED—First—oiass chambot”
and lanndress. Apply at 68 W
avenue. Evening.
“.6 t“... .
TO RENT—From October 1st. WM
part of house, No.’ 8 Hanford‘pilce
flve rooms anti one in attic. Inuiti ‘
A. T. Merriam. No. l22 South Hall!
street I“
T0 LET—House of eight rooms; also'
upper part of house of four rooms}
wtwo minutes' walk from depot. Mt.
cheap. ii. Atkart itowayton, Conm;
” IMIh
T0 LET—Two large pleasant front
room with or without board 11
Hanford place. South Norwalk.
met;
T0 LET—House 10 Lowe street. sis
rooms. improvements. 814. lulu. ‘
diate possesion. E. Wilcox. fl
Brown & Wilcox's store. ”"33.
' Air-rum
T0 LET—«Six rooms. Music Bali hm
suitable for oillces: house. teens
rooms. with tmprovemsh i No; 9‘
Arch street: cottage. 29 oodwlt'd
avenue. 31 Woodward avenue. three
rooms. tltirtl floor, 70 North I“.
street. E. A. Woodward.
T0 LET-Firs story. roar apartments. ff
over Olsen' a shoe store. Four mus ‘
each. Rent 88. Halls heated. ligh- .
ted and cleaned; also first story Int 4
over Shnltz's market. rent no. llor
fttrthcr particulars inquire at tho of.
tire of the Old Well Cigar Co. .8
Washington street.
To LET—Apartments in the W
block on housed street: also
rooms at 32 Water street. ron't "M
month. EnqulroofCharIesT its”:
srd. Norwalk. ”if
“a:
MISCELLINIOU‘
m, ‘9“ 7‘
Ai'i‘Tltin-Ilon't forget the W
Auction I lirmltttitlc it‘nl'lll. WHIC-
tltty. ticptembt-r 2ft. ittlltt. at 10 o'oionl.
\ill'it'fli and modern fttrnitttl'o: ll
Iist'i. everything useful and om
tal. IN“ '
t..tt'.~tottv~»vtna m. proprietor as
nineteen iattntiriao. is now randy t.
tttrn out first-class work at D! WI.
lngton altos-t. Shirts. 10: m
i‘oc; cuffs. pct‘ Mina f‘: lift
it; natit-rdrawtrtt. 4c: hasdkorohl‘
llqt: socks. do (‘me II.
prints on all work. at...
Ntvl‘tt lt-li. Fallon a Ion havo oom-
t~ti a ioltbittg shop at ii. i“. K
place of httslntmt. Water sli‘fltt “
of itnyrnonti street. where t.” H.
prepared to cannula at short “it.
all orders for Window It‘t‘ttlu. M
Fronts. flatter-s Instincts. All file
oral iobbttu estimates cheerfully
on. II C.
mm... . “0......
VIOLIN TIM!!!“
snot-sass.
For terms apply at as i‘rolooot ovo-
nus. Norwolk. (loan. on"!
lilidCl‘i‘Oll WANTED-«ml. n ‘ 3:
gentleman for our campaign solo fl
.luvoollo books for the holidays."
set has four loathe graded for it“
ones to grownup folks. MI I“
tttornttng. delightful. motivating:
l‘riccs range from fill coals n to
with. large invoke. t-ttch MOM!-
lug wlilt happy illustrations. M
undone sellers. Nothing like CHI.
l-‘our utontba' golden harvest for CI-
oi'gv-lit' workers. CTN“ I"...
Freight pulti. "Ingest MOM "‘
Outfit with samples of all tour has“
free. tired twelvo two «atm‘
for paying part only of the I“
alone. Drop all trash and clear H
a month with not exclusive torso:
lies The National look 0m
Juvenile Donnrtmt. Ohiugts
p
“The sentient to to. boot m
in median is
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