, Older Cassius
. T with. Miter.
‘ [fl taken to police
lair grounds he
charge against 1"?
Vi ‘ l .
.. ”Will“. It in
W. their Mson
‘ bring some es-
tlte Mr grounds.
. is the climax of
LIV and Order
to: the Danbury auth-
~ y.‘ Otto Burns. a
. arrested for in-
ty‘of the Dentist?
fined iii the city
- t“ case. At that
Inner had some
Ginty, and the lat-
1m him. After
. .. _r.‘ Thrasher made an
- pt to obtain a war-
mutt-tummy- arrest upon a
mum Burns.
. glad Driler agents went to
noon "quest of the clergy
7 inent citizens to urge
all objectionable iea tires.’
Md in this matter when
heroes Police Captain Gia-
, ice captain demanded to
. the w and order man's imeinees
' ' . , ." that lie was doing work
, Md he doing. This reply
, 13.“ hot words followed.
. , m called Captain Gin-
Ifld the cap in proceeded to
g 1 out i the but and
icking him about the
. -' Thrasher interfered. and
W «Ointy' placed Burns under
4 ‘00}er and both men were
,, . toe judge stating that it was
“I. that the two organizations
A” work tagethcr for the public
* Elie intortned Captain flinty that
Wed his authority in kick-
man
Thrasher demanded the ar—
caiptaln Ginty for assault. but
. Is Attorney Booth refused to
this his request for a warrant.
- Jamel Walsh is looking after
. (I Order interests. and it is
,‘ . lget a warrant {or Captain
. . . outside of Danhury.
ry Thrasher was passing
(fleet Cunningham at the fair.
. hardened to m. Thrasher
speaking of him as “that
her caught the remark. lie
fngham that he did not pro-
i. “ ._ insulted. A heated argu-
. and Cunningham. who was
'I clothes, opened his coat and
the badge of the. Danbury
miter ripped open the Dan-
his coat. it Is said. to gel :lno-
‘ 'htil*It the badge. tore. his vest
w him roughly. Cunning-
_ , Ito abusive/and soon the two
H- were making a determined cf:
~mt each other. They were
' cly time of it when Deputy
I}, came along and escorted
, lair grounds police station.
am were taken to the Donbury
. flation. where Captain (linty
. the facts in the case. He decid»
, f- hold Thrasher for assault and
W! ham for abusive language.
' ,. her hustled about and silc~
”w in getting the Rev. Welles-icy
. pastor of the Danbury
mchurch. to quality as his
. ,. hams! humans cost.
haw-ts sum Stelea by not
” “Western Sneak Thief.
W.“ diamonds, consist"! of
,. pdfings and valuedfat upwards
“It”, were stolen from the. jewelry
cidfd» F. H. Hill. in Main street.
W7, Saturday night. Three fine-
strangers who were in the
i t 6 o‘clock. when there was
but a boy in charge. are sup-
to In the thieves. The ion-1 was
flatworm until preparations wgre
made to close the store for the
'. a the then made a purchase of
‘31! article, but before doing so.
tobave a number of articles shown
,Hla companions were standing
it behind the counter when he was
wing with the boy. and it is sup-
. t they aecuredthe tray while
,s attention was occupied with
‘ '.. purchaser. it is believ-
tfi polka othciais that the stron—
' Hha'oclevertn-stern crooks who had
‘iquhe Dem-y celebration
” their trip to Danbury.
,3', fl' ""——-——.
' alas rams stuctntz.
I'll. Grocer, Fires a Ballet
\,.
Acaseisltota'
been brewing tor ‘
1i.
, ,.cuaaa DIE. .~ .
' it breaks up the symptoms of
a cold. drives out all signs of
. trip out does it item it,
Guaranteed harmless. .alnol
in are “lit most delicate stout-v
at» or eat . .
, . ltlklt‘immehiletl it? Pliidi la.
“ Ask your druggist lot or
send 25c for a box of twelve
powders. ,
tarot llllllllto, has. a. 9
r
I
p
l
' ill/Ii and not. .
la rderers Clasp a We-aa’s Body to Ple-
tee—Detectives at Work.
New York. October D—The fragment .
of a woman’s body fished out oi the!
North river itl til! lotil. til Thirteenth
std-bl, late on Saturday night. is 'on a 3‘
table at the morgue. with the left thigh _
oi a woman which was picked up in z
the gutter of No. 160 West Seventeenth I
street earls Rhinitis," illol‘nltifli ilhti the l
tWo lrugmonts were found to belong to I
each other. The result was to convince g'
the. police that a murder had been i
done and to stir the department up to i
an activity which it has not displayed 5
since the case of the Turkish bath rub— I:
her Giiltibliluiipe. ’l‘Wo hundred detec- I
lives were assigned this afternoon to;
the Want Thirteenth street station to?
work on the case. and While they are
detulihg their energies to the treat '
side. at the city, a similar number itti- .
tier the direction of Capt. McCluskyf
are working on the east side.
Almost every precinct detective. in;
the city has been caiicd into the case
by Chief Dcvery, and the region where
the first fragment of the body was
found has been completely surround-
ml. The surmise of inspector Hurtly
atul ('apt. Price was that the murder
was committed in the neighborhood oi
Seventeenth street and Sixth or Sev—
enth avenues, and that those concern- ‘
ed had not yet had time to dispose oi
all the fragments of the bony.
The woman was 31ch very recently
The murder hours so striking a re-
semblance to the Gultiensuppe murder
that Deputy f'oroner O’lianitm stated
it was undoubtedly the work of a
student of that crime. The cutting
work or persons whose main idea was i
to get the body into pieces regardless .
of how it Was done. Apparently thcg
murderers are following the lead of the, 7
man and woman who killed Guided.
Mimic in every detail, for they have,
mt out to distribute the sections
of lhe body around the city, and per. .
bans the country. in the same fashion
that Martin ’i‘horne got rid of his vit~
tim's remains.
“They cannot get rid of another oi
their ghastly bundles in the city of
New York without being caught." said .
i'aptain Price tonight.
Deputy ('oronrr Weston believes that
the woman Was between thirty-live anti
forty years of rig". five feet. four int-hos
tail. ueiillted betwecn H0 and ion
pounds. had chestnut brown hair and
u waist measurement of about twenty— .
nine inches. (in iltc inside of the thigh :
at the morgue. Detective Samuel Price .
discovered .‘ii slight abrasions of the‘
flesh which he thinks may have been .
calmed by a man's finger nails. The
abrasions are in a curving row. Depu—
ty ('oroner Weston's examination of
the fragment found in the river show-
cd that ccrtuiu internal organs had
been removed. Whether this was done .
to i'lll'lt‘.‘:ll ci'inlcnccs of malpractice is
a matter of guess wurk but that. those
who cut up the body had some specific ‘
object in view. there is,little doubt.‘
The police believe that Tgylng to so
much extra work in the'rcmoval was
done to conceal the history of the case. ,
j.
WAS WORTH $20,000,000.
Death of a Beaker who Caste to this
(lea-try with a few Thesnsnd.
Chicago. October 9~~Gcorge Smith.
who died at the llciorm Club. London.
Saturday, was a Chicago banker in
”$31.. A year before he had Icit Aber-
deen. Scotland. with :t icw thousand
dollars. anti landed at New York. He
did not like the place. and traveled by ‘
canal to Buffalo, where he spent the;
uiutcr. llo- uent from Buffalo to De-
troit. and ”it'll came by stage to ('hl— '
cngo. where he opened a bank. lie prw 1
ported, and in a short time induced the
late Alexander Mitchell. afterward for ;
many year“ president of the Milwaukee T
and St. Paul road. to come to this
country from Scotland. Smith sent,
Mitchell in Milwaukee to look after!
his real estate interest there, the as-I
sociaiion continuing for many years.
Former l'nitcd Stateu Senator i'. If
Farm-ll was cashier in h‘mlth's ('hica-
go bank. which was the first legitimate _
conducted bank in (‘hicztgo and the
west. The dead banker is said to have
been worth “comm. ills heirs are
all in England anti m-otland.
NAPHTHA LAI'NPH BLOWS l'l".
Jacksonville, Fla. Octobcr 9—Thc
naphtha launch Idle Wild belonging to
’;t
.e
it.“ Id.
. Been. a grocer. Whose;
3‘ at the corner or White street}
avenue. lianbury. aIQmpted |
I may night by shooting. Al
‘ W his head and he wasI
.1- , ms. lie was taken to
H I“ the attending physician;
tin belief that the man trawl
. tainted i
' em urrwi shortly after it
h ’ Islam lathe, a short, tlurk
, from Air. lice-rife store.
M. blunted by groom. at-
mlfl the ”mu-in ul [HIM‘t‘I-lly and .
It. liners wee diuownd in s mat-l
. ”Milton with a rewdver by
a w, Hun isolation pointm to.
»W at. .tttt ids. but an muse tan;
a m ids sci hit than
N ”Mrs tilttt one of llu I“;
, I W” ””5““! “till
3 WW M “Miller“
Alexander l‘edemann anti his brother.
exploded near Maypori. at the mouth:
of the St. Johns river last night. and
catching tire. was totally consumed.‘
Alexander l'edemann is missing and it
isauppoaed he has been drowned. Will
White one of the party. was badly'
burned about the face and head: Ell.
l'edemann is also burned. but not aev- '
iouslr. All the party belong to mom i
ino-nt families here. '
m..————_ l
A cosmos manure 5
It you ever had a cold which you per- i
imitted to "wear away" It may internal
you to know it was a dangerous pro—’
reading. Every cold and cough which
is neglected paves the way for «inn
stimptlon. hronrhitia. asthma or ra-i
tarrh. Otto’s t'ure. the famous tier-S
any cough and cold and save you lromr
«mumptlon. hold by all drugglsts.
Prion: 35¢ and Id: par Iatth. i
.. 7 lists street,
{Internets
up of the body was a rough job and the , “w
Funeral Director
and ' Etnbelnter.
Norwalk. Coll“.
,4 ‘
~ .~.;c .mcwm.
. ”t it”. 4 . . . .
iflDlGATE"
What our goods arti Vorth’to us.
You'll And they're worth Basil
more to you than you pay for them.
We’ve made a reputation for giv-
ing big values for little money and
intend livingiup to it. We would
rather lose a sale oil a dozen of
them than to have anyone leave
oiif doors dissatisfied.
AJRIlins '
'. ,1 ,.
8: 00.
Funeral Directors and Emulators.
l2 NORTH hlAlN ST.. 80. NORWALK
Drive Horses
Baket’lolulles,
601'. Washington,
and Spring Strait,
Tel. Cali. 139-3.
Grand central
Market"-..
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish, Oysters, Giants,
Esoallops, Crabs.
Blue Point.
Bent out on the half-shell.
Longlslend Meter:
The tineet to be had.
i
Soups
Of all kinds.
Heinz’e Baked Beans.
Leggett's Canned Goods.
Hum Emu.
'I'el. 35-4. '
SELLING AGENTS
Will’s,“
humor
:laieluyalluiu
than THE
iiuiiufleiulit
THAT YOU
EVER ”RANK.
AT
Sillll
liliiiiilt’s
72 No. Main st.,
So. Norwalk.
la si than throat and long remedy. will cure; ngpuogg
138 3.
;
. I. "J, ‘ ,It at
amount
Mlllgdhlyflllfi
”oaayarwitltaaywnsl
done in line melon 01‘
'mt. .
i BENTINBL BUILDlNll
' ‘ Installment
'* unreasonable. Bentham,
.;.
I Want
fly room painted or pspereti in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
fast but that i can handle them to
everybody's sstislaction, prices and
all.
Justussttowtt,
. .PBIN’I‘ER.
a mound Street. south Norwalk.
W
D. W. RAYMOND,
5nhers\'b\rectur
and Battalion.
93 Wallhltofl 8L, 860th Nar'llk
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. M
J. 0. JENNINCSo'
41’!!! III“, onus, Mill.)-
. sut- ts
Nail ngera and Border.
1 NORTH 11th BTRIIT.
South Norwats.
Sample Books 0! Latest Styles ot
Pa Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
liven.
lactiitn inn lilo! Batu
lion Solid and“
' lltloudland.
:y m SILVIA and PORT“ at
he BIIMJBOBB LINI, sailing tress
sew York every Saturday at t p. In.
Full particulars and literature m ‘9-
emotion to
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
smmnam
[M1 ‘ 189
Plumbing and Steam thug
Hot litter Heating.
Hot Air letting,
~4-
BTOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND ’i‘lN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock or
RICHNOND BINGES?
ltdoneslllichhssoo.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
oomfiflousr.
MT! POM,
[0&th
' J.IlULLIVAl.
s: .l‘rerletor and Isa-c.
etc
he
.hhiug,.electrieesrshobotel.eonasatr
agwltlt all n'sissoothsbi.!..lt.n
all]...
UNSURPM
CRUD. ISLAND OLA! m:- AND
I80" mamas.
armada...“ we:
' hatilvlets give immediate veiief. Ole
Tastes after each lest aids Digestion
Ask your druggiat. as by mail so rte
Send stamp tnr free sample.
are. 00.. Cleveland. 0
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
' the car-load every
law days.
M. TARLOV.
NOTICE.
The agency ot the Connecticut Gen
eral Life insurance Company for sewer
years managed by the lets it.
'lloauaedlea will tor the mt
continued by his . brother.
L'llommedlen. Ola will remain
Eisn..
f'Do mist ' thumbing?” '
"‘ es. ruin; askhim it he ever
saw what lids man cells an ornitboh
hymbus. It “has a'body like an otter.
web, feet‘ and." a face like a dnck's."
'Trctldlal .1 am irony “should be
necessary to assure you that your fa-
ther never drhtks."—thhington Star.
C 'l'hs Miss-es.
Col. Irogeeiter (of Paris, France)—
When the lie is passed in my country
each man sent? for his best friend to
set. as mound. Is that the tomuls in
Kenmky? '
Col. amend (at rent, Ky.)—Weil,
hardly, ssh. When the lie is passed in
Kentucky the survivor sends for his
best blend, to go bail for him. snh.-,
Puck. '
Undone-ails Intern
”Nothing so hard, but search will all
it out,"
n. poet wrltu—untrus. beyond a doubt:
When she the truth would hide, no hard;
nor - e
Can learn t a ham
of a woman's age., ,
-Chloago Record. .
“You'd better 'nrry uptinto line,eir,
or you'll bag some big game."-—8t.
Paul's. r
.a
\
A Frequent Epitaph.
No more he'll ever greet us.
He now is with the bloat;
He ,got a ertdicltits
And the ctors did thereat.’ ’
dodge.
Painting 0-! Ills I'll-use.
Askem—Whrn'e's the rich heiress
you're engaged to?
Tellum-\'ou see that. lovely girl
pink at the other side of the room?
Ashen-Jess I say, old man, whats
superb—
jl‘elium—Wellr it isn't. she. It's that.
grad old ruin in yellow slitting next
her.- TitrBits.
it
\.
)
in
haul-cable.
Attorney—You can sue him for
breach of pmmise,.madmn.lmt itseerns
to me premstierons to claim $250,000
damages.
Fair Client—[twat to getiso hcmya
judgment against him that he'll just
have to marry ale-the scounalrell—
Chicago Tribune:
Lucky lite lentils-ed It.
Lady (engaging coon—Ami I [up-
pose you will wanttme to find; you in
drink?
Irish Applicant (ntimnderstanding)
—-Fsith. I hope you won't~ mum; I usu-
J3, goes straight to bed and sleeps it
0 when I've taken attlrop too much.-.
Ally Sloper.
He Kept Ill- Job. ’
Boss—Bee here, Willam, this is thin
twentieth time you've been late, and
unless you've got a good excuse you)"
going to be tilted. .
William (the porter)—I stoppedflnto
church on my way downtown and
prayed for the improvement ofgyour
businessa-X. Y. World.-
II‘IBIIlII Cal-lens.
Wife—Look here, .Emil, Iii your col-
league's wife gets a new hat. I must
have one too.
Husband—Keep calm. about. it. We
have come to an agreement. that neither
of you is to have one.—l"ligende,Blset-
ler.
fleas Arc Ills-7 Others.
"I saw an item-in a paper. the other
day, to the eileet that Mark Twain fre-
quently goes without eating} for a
whole day."
"Well. what. of‘jt'.’ That's mommon
habit. with peOple who produce liter-s
ture for a living."-5ClevelantLI.eader.
A Fees Show. “
Tom my—Goin' to the downer-might,
Johnny?
Johnny—Saw. We're goin' to have
a tree show at our'house tonight. Pa’e
goin' to put down a carpeL—Harlem
Life.
A Ilen- Til-I.
“Do you call thissngel-cske. Katha»
inc?"
”Yea; isn't it good?”
“Of course. dear; but. I didn‘t know
there were any ironrjawed angels.”—
Detroit Free Press.
ll“ hen me.
“Did you ever see a horse race that
you could say was absolutely honest?"
”I think I did, want.” saidltnbber-
neck Bill. “The teller what was ahead
bad stoled the MIT-Indianapolis,
Journal.
least-W
In. Weddoash—Yon know I .de
you what you are.
Weddossh - Thl's right, woman;
gloss ova yon worn—Cincinnati h-
qnlsev. .
Dodge-Yn'reaiongilnspaylag
myaeaonntulr.
I! pawnsaloagthe
aaflngmer-Tihlits. '
mm
“albumin“-
yeaeswwhile minke”? ‘
“he were strik-
, ltl'm Bill)”:
4‘ aw.
in ~ ni-
iiYOUlt HOUSE
WI Ulti-
H. u: Janus uqum Putts.
may .tut: run um. wum: rou catsimor. Asa raids!
FOX CYCLE t: HARDWARE COMPANY.
Quick Sales. Email Profits.
‘ 3.
W
. . Sold Exclusively
in ,
South Norwaik, Conn,
by .
M. it. moves.
. m
The Manufacturers of the leading shoes V
have agreed to the above.
«(GLOVER’Se
V The Place.
. CLOAK s'roaz. . _
From Makers to Wearers.
Fall Opening,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 30.
Every lady in The Norwalks shtiuld visit us
then. She will find prices more
reasonable than she
dared to expect
I. Wrubel 8- C0,,
68 Washington Street. South Norvvnlk
By tile Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again. ' .
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at "
one-half price, for July and August
sale. and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality.
Theo. Olsen.
r
DA" LY Fkflfihl lINEi
NORWALK, SO. NORWALK
and NEW YORK.
Pnopzuutvn ‘
City of Aorwslk, Vulcan and Eagle.
Loavo Nam-u: s p. m. Loqvo‘gottth stor-
walltc p m. Loavo New York. Filer 23,
mummmm'
loot Rivor, lookout: B't , :1 b. m.
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