.- ,' be a feeling at
‘ H ‘t of tile unpleae
' which recapture
with its deal end
Win It Wetheradeld
Phillips are young
. the, Norwalk police
.- M‘ aloit to apprehend
. their record or crime Is
I true one. When they
hepolioe did not look
desperate characters. hilt
Mr or young rascals who
i anything not made secure
. be turned into cash. and
, 1; them up with a round
9 “Job-bu make a turning
‘ lives for the better. or
M the: for a time out or
{ lei or more serious
realised. That fact is
forcibly to them as they
3 at the hole in the cage at
rterI. Of course the
,Iflchsgriued at the cleverness
"the birds have shown. and will
every effort to clip their wings
re. but the task will prove
‘ one. as the chase of the past
days has shown
It first thought by the police
the prisoners had placed sever-
‘ between themselves and their
abode at police headquar-
hlt taking their past record into
tion and the love they evi-
i have for old Norwalk and the
living they have managed to
r, .tn the past. the authorities
a; has to force themselves to admit
law ill nine chances out of ten their
lien in hiding close at home.
. lucky they have been in eluding
heretofore is shown by tine way
Phased to keep out of t e way
fl: local police for over a year and
thorities of the State Reform
.at Meriden for three years.
all that time the prisoners. ac-
“their own statements. roam-
, banking in barns or at the
of tramps. or other ques-
lfle resorts in the woods. raiding
. . so now and then. or re-
perhaps. to the more modern
~ of burglary. which at. last
them in the tolls to face such an
tlon. Taking these facts into
tion it is deemed far more
that the prisoners are. again en-
the liberty bf their old haunts
. - than dodging the poiii e of some
city
Acting, upon this basis Ofllcer liunt
' Thoma Leatherwood made a thor-
Ienrch of those localities which
:prlsoners had been known to fre-
' A Sentinel representative and
. newspaper man fecelted a tip
‘ ' the same lines. Saturday after-
ill“. and they also gave the surround-
? country a thorough canvass. They
that two young men answering
'..iieecription of those wanted by the
‘ had been seen in the woods just
of the South Norwslk reservoirs
J. close proximity to the former
tn of W‘ilton a famous “Wild
" who reigned as queen of as
' a crowd of youngsters as Wil-
" ever known. Another clue re-
by the reporters earlier in the
was that (our young fellows
w 1 them answering the description
‘ the escaped prisoners. had been seen
across country from Belden
reporters visited the former
at the Wild Rose. hilt there was
the to the missing men there. They
cut across through the wilderness
North Wilton. The iinderiiriish
do heavy in this locality and it is on
w hidln lace. there not being one
in a undred of running into
. -n in hiding. Game was plenti-
Ind partridges and quail were start-
”here and there. hilt no sign of a hil-
heing could be found. The famous
_ - in the Huckleberry hills was ai-
W by the newspaper men .biil
In in the former plate. there were
:4”! of recent occupation though
. was much left to remind the visi«
of the days when the pine 0s were
resorts of depente characters. ,
will be surprising if the young
' are not heard from in some
mailer before long. Perhaps
d. h:.in the looting of some farm
or the theft of bicycles. for
. u known to have a penchant
this line. and the police are con-
themselves that he did not
I! to the police bike and ride
‘it the night he escaped.
re com-unity feel as if the
are too willing to limp to
_ T [I relialh at large and it has
“"i - that it would not be
the city authorities to oler
tor their capture before they
at!!!” far more serious
or iail breaking.
Q was various;
"fjwllaeoia which you im-
rune away" it may interest
“ m.» on
i 33””
nil lire. carnelian. or
Bomb smut. is due is “brail—
it at dot-acting the women while
more. “rail-33 . .93:
t g a o 'o oc f
aitar'tioon. They tend the start. at-
eoaipaoied by I man. who e ed the
situation of the alumna. llliain ll.
ilaliaders. Jr. .. and took him to the rear
or the store on the pretext ot purchas~
ing a cheap pair at trousers. As illsa
Monahan entered the store she observ-
ed one or the women plsein a coat
under a larfigol golf cape: which e wore
Th a man mills he could find notb~
big that suited hint. left the store. and
with the women started on up the
street lust as lir. Francis came in Ill-s
bioasbaa told him the women had been
taking some of his . Mr. Pran-
cis started in pursuit. following them
to Monroe street where he saw them
enter Edwin I‘. buyer’s grocery store.
They. shortly siterward came out, a
started toward the depot. Mr. Francs
returned to Police Headquarters in
Haviland street and accrued Odicer
Hall to go to the depot and arrest the
women. Meanwhile Chief of Police
Vollmer. Captain Gladstone and Glitter
Pennington had been notified. They
stationed themselves at various points
about the busines center, on the look
out for the suspected parties. Oflicer
Hall went toward the depots. He saw
the two women walk up Railroad ave-
nue and enter Timothy Sullivan's place.
Mr. Hall waited until the women came
out.
A north-hound trolley car came
along Just at that time and they board-
ed it. 'The oillcer sent ii young man on
a bicycle ahead to the Mahackemo lio-
tcl to notify Chief Vollmer. When the
car came along he stopped it and re-
questcd the conductor to wait two or
three minutes. The chief told the wo-
men they were wanted outside by some
friends. They seemed surprised. but
finally ullghted from the car. Then
one" Pennington took them to the
lockup. The other olncers. who had
meanwhile come up. were sent out to
find the man. While making inquiries
at Mr. (luyer's store and looking about
the place. Officer Hull went to an out-
building in the rear. Here he saw a
pile of stones which loode as though
they had recently been disturbed. A
piece of cloth protruded from under
the stones. and on raising it he found it
bag containing ten coats and six pairs
of trousers, which. later. Mr. Fran-
cis identified as his property.
The women. when taken to the police
station. gave their names as Miss An-
nie Schoel and Mrs. Mary Cohen. of 105
Allen street. Ncw York. They tele-
graphed to New York. of their arrest
and Saturday night two men appeared
in South Norwalk. They claimed they
were friends of the women. and appear-
ed greatly surprised that they should
have been arrested on a charge of Iziro
ccny. They claimed the women were
very poor. and they wanted to get them
out on bail. When they learned. yes-
terday morning. that Judge l-‘roat had
nxcd ball at 8300 «ash. or 8500 In real
estate in club Instance. they gaVc up
the attempt. Tile men stayed at the
Mnhnckemo Hotel. where they regis-
tered as Joseph Woods and B. Senft'
may.
chtcrday morning another m'ail
came up from New York to see the wo-
men. He told Chief of Police Vollmer
that they all were employed by one
man in New York. The three men re-
turned on the .1 o'clock train in the at»
iernoon. and it is thought expected to
obtain counsel and endeavor to secure
bail for the women. One of the women
had 872 and the other 812 in her pos-
session.
Willis Selleck. the Norwalk clothicr.
with his salesman. Louis Price. visited
Police Headquarters. yesterday to see
if any of the goods were his. but could
not identify them. He was positive
the man and women were in his store
at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. the
former looking at some trousers but
no purchase was made.
Howard W. iioty, salesman at Com-
stock Brothers Norwaik store. tells
how the Ilothiug identitied by Mr
Kemp was stolen. it was during the
noon hour Saturday. When the two
women and their accomplice entered
the store Mr. Doty thought from their
appearance that they belonged to the
colony of Sivedes at Georgetown The
firm had considerable trade from that
source. The man asked for a pair or
cheap trousers. He went twice into
the dressing room and tried a pair on.
bilt neither would suit. The women
did not more about the store.
hilt stood between two tables on which
coats. trousers and overt-r six were pli-
ed. and' lifted' the goods while Mr.
Doty's attention was taken up with
the men. They left the store without
making any purchase. Mr. Doty fol—
lowed them to the door and saw them
go down Wall street. The only nus
picious incident that he now recalls Is
that the man tried on and took off the
trousers very quickly. His description
answers that at the man who visited
Francis & i'o.'s store with the two
women.
Mp. Cohen. Miss lehael and Jackson
South iierwaik.
um¥
b ill lb
was 0"er
heart’ egie'aiesi desiressnd.
“having donesofire mutate, «
tractive, being contented .
and better behaved. To
help make them happy we
have putin stock a complete
liueof Top Overcoats, made
of covert cloth with velvet
sullen, and in every respect
like the one papa or "big
brother” wears.
ilhirie. .
A line of White Bo‘som
Shirts, and some very at-
tractive Fancy Bosoni ones,
We . ‘
Resists.
Boy’s Roofers of a splendid
quality have also found a
place here. They are of
Alissa cloth, a soft. rough,
wooly material, full of
warmth and style.
PRICES In fact we have everything
P0]! to clothe the little fellow
THE with. and the cost is’nt
ASKING. much either.
98 Washington Street.
COAL '
COAL
Having puwbud a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advanoainprioql-n
nowiuapositiontoglvamyoustomentbe
benefit of the same.
I, steak ossslsts met-slats coals
only, both lelilgh freebaralsg,
iiasietes and .ledde. Egg. Steve, lat
sad Pea.
Special attention screening and
preparation of all coal ddlvery, and do
liversd by carotid and angling-dim.
“JOHN H. fERRiS.
AA----AAA
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l
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN.
rel. Call. 1&8.
nil: 3:51 run a f ilAGES.
HIGHLAND IAL’I’ EXTRA“.
and Hall with iron.
PUT UP ”Pittman For! Full“ U8].
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
TH! WRIST IALT Tomes XADI.
They build up the weak, and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hotels and saloons tarnished at reduced prices.
south Norwalk. Telephone call, lee-e.
Tfll HIGHLAND. Wianlpauk.
HIGHLAND 01‘ TH- LAIIL “ANS HIGH” '1'me
‘doi
ti",
m t
HIGHLAND Banana:
HIGHLAND BRANDS All! STRICTLY'UNION.
HIGHLAND Pusan.
HIGHLAND cans ALI.
DELIVERED FRI! 1‘0 [IIILIIE
ISAAC G. ”MILTON. Bole fluent,
u sourrl nun gram.
NORWALK flm‘IL.
eltook Ale and Porter.
m
a
and style in
Can be found at
It Pays to Get the Best.
it is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
Sign and Wagon Painting
Tilly’s Sign and carriage Works.
Town t'ourt. this morning. for a hear—
ing. .Isciiimn pleaded not guilty. and
the cam. on regent of B. fienftmay.
who represented Attorneys aoido
iii-haiidt & Reese. of New York counsel
for the prisoners. was continued until
Thursday morning at s o'clock. The
prisoners were unable to obtain bonds.
Attorney P. hi. Lockwood prosecut-
M for the State in two absence of Pres-
ecutiiig Attorm .ioaaph It. Taylor
iwnhoae sister still continues critically
The man who “operated with the we-
meals lsstih at large. ha the police
mums
more
were brought before Judge Frost in the -
The Evening Wu
n.
Want Columns.
i
In that salt
leation la Btrattord
0mm willbe
once during next week, but will begin
sitting in other cities November it
when they will meet at Norwaik tor
November 0; Danbnry. November 13;
Greenwich. November 16; Newton.
November to.
in Greenwich and Newtown. dealers
will have to take out their licenses on
the above named dates. as the com-
missioners will make but one trip to
those places. They will probably bola
two sessions in the other cities.
While advertising applications. the
commissioners made but one visit to
each place. and as some or the dealers
were backward about dliag them. they
were compelled to go to the additional
trouble of coming in Bridgeport. The
commissioners believe that applicants
should make it a point to be present
the days the sittings are announced.
Teen-acoughlamnay
ToOueaOoldiaO-enay
ToOInloreThroatiIOnenay
”announces-lacuna,
Take Cleveland's Lon Healer. was cents
If it iailsto cure. wewi lc ullyretund
worm. (Trial sinefree.)
For sale at Piaisted's Drug Store.
South Novwalk. and Edward P. Wood's,
The woman with a mission is seldom
able to prepare a meal lit to eat
Dr H H linden. Summit. Ala” says
“i think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. is a
splendid medicine. i prescribe it. and
my confidence in It grows with contin-
ued use." it digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indiges-
tion. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk. Edward P. Weed. Norwaik.
Some men who finally succeeded in
raising the wind are unable to stop it.
l'oOareaOoldinanDav.
rake Laxative Bruno Quinlan Tablets.
All druggists refund the money it it
tailstocure. the. Thequinlna has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Women send hilt few telegrams.
They can't add postscripts without ex-
tra cost.
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed. blit no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed. Norwnlk.
The infant prodigy at four may be
a fool at forty.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's i.it-
tie Early Risers and you will. avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stilbon. South
Norwallr; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Marriage brokers are responsible
for many a broken heart.
To Itrengtben larvae in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Care constipation in One Week
To Cure lick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland' s Celery Com Tea.
age. if it fails to cure, we wil cheerfully
and your money. (Trial sine free.)
For sale at. Plaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed' .
Norwalk.
Every time a girl gets onto a new
wrinkle in hair-dressing she has her
picture taken.
Lil Grippe. with its after effects. an-
nually destroys thousands ill people. It
may be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. the only remedy that pm
iluces immediate results ill coughs.
colds. croup. brouchitis.pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. It will pre-
vent consumption. George ('. Stiilaon.
South Norwalli; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
The man who iltruta around like a
turkey gobbler is just about as impor«
tant.
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile. of Wash-
lta. l. 1'. He writes: "Pour bottles
at Electric Bitten has cured lire.
Brewer of rentals. which had caused
her great loitering tor years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face. and the best doctors could give
no help: but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent." This shows
what thousands have proved-that
Electric Bitters is the best blood puri-
lier known. We the supreme remedy
ecsemm letter. salt rheum. ulcers. boils
helps digestion. builds up the strength.
er. kidneys and bowels. expels poisons,
helps digestion builds up the strength.
Only to cents. Sold by Frank H. las-
tar. Druuiat. Guaranteed.
run seen-I'm or a con.
la envied by all poor dyspeptlcs
whose Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such should know that Dr.
King's New Life Pills. the wonderful
Ito-sch and Liver Remedy. lives a
splendid appetite. sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures
perfect hea
lillllil. d KEEIII,
isuirwwmumma.
‘ ”would,“
«4 THE FAIR y I»
flask and Ear Store.
From Makers To Wear-ere.
Big Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored
Studied and Misses’ Sockets,
Sinks, 90“ com and
bar Casts.
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
I. Wrub‘el 8- Co.,
68 Washington street, South N orwalk.
"Iverythiagh'omaneedlatoananehor."
Oueeeee araaaarr'aeeeeeeeO Every
Mechanic
Starlett’s
i aogurs. Tools
FOX _CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
.moueeeoee eeeeeoeeom
".eeeueeeeeeeeeeeeeenwe
By the 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
hone-half price. for J uly and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever oflered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had. in quantity and
quality.
Theo. Olsen.
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