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VESTrAB'USlA‘IEl) 1870 .5
WEATHER senses V
Fall- and wounded cool tonig‘
Wednesday; heavy frost tonight;
crate ncrt went winds.
Entered of the South Norwcllt
Pastimes as Second Ola
Is Mutter.
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Gun Which Harold Verity. ol West
Norwallt.‘ Had Been Using. Sc-
riously Wounds C. C. Rowley
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Had Gone to Millord, Yeslerday. io
‘ bpend the Day Shooting Ducks
In tho-first shooting accident of the
season. Clifford C. Rowley. aged 28
years. and living at 52 Pleasant street.
Bridgeport, received a charge of No. 4
or duck shot in the back yesterday
morning. a gaping wound as large as a
saucer resulting. The man was rushed
from Silver Sands Beach. Milford,
where the accident occurred, to the.
Bridgeport Hospital. It was said yes-
terday afternoon that he had a clinncr.
for life. If Rowley survives the ncci
dent. it. will be a surprise to these who
saw his terrible condition when- taken
to the hospital.
With Harold Verity. of West Nor
walk, Mr. ltowlcy went to Silver
Sands [teach to enjoy a day of shoot
lug. Mr. llowley has a cottage at Sit
ver Sands, and each season is pno oi
the most. ordeal of the sportsmen who
go bird hunting.
With Mr. Verity. Mr. Rowlcy set off
in a small boat. The twa men had not
been long on the water before a flock
of wild duck flew over the boat. Mr.
Verity, who was using a double barrel-
ed shot gun. fired one barrel. lnnilir
ing a bird which fell into the water a
short distance from the boat. Mr.
Verity started to pick up a paddle tA,
semi the bout toward the struggling
bird. As he did so, he laid his gun in
the bottom of the boat.
By some reason not. clearly explain
ed. the gun w urged. the entire
load entering rant side of Mr.
Rowloy,‘who was 9seated with his back
toy/arc his companion.
The charge of heavy shot tors in
smtAvhols‘Aiin a hack. ‘Ver
ity hastily rovni to are and gain
lug hclp tootsillc’ctfl Ulrich 'rlinn to a
nearby Dr. J. .lves was
summoned ind. bandaged the man's
wounds to nmmcuv further loss of
blood. Mr. A was then placed
on a trolley car had rushed to this
city where he villi first by the emer
gcncy ambulance and tilken to the
Bridgeport Hospital.
When placed upon the operating
table it was found that. the position in,
which the gun lay.when it exploded
scat the shot in an upward course.
The man's back on the right side was
filled with shot. wilds and bits of
burned clothing.
The. lower ribs stopped many of the
shot. and as unconcerned to have
reached a vital spot it is thought that
the unfortunntc mail has a chance for
life.
As yet the doctors have not been
able to determine whether the spinal
column and cord were affected by
the shot. and this will have a large
effect upon the outcome of the acci-
dent~ Mr. Verity. overcome by the
accident, worked like a mad man to
do all that he could in carrying him
to aid. lie could not cxpiain what
caused the untimely discharge of his
gun. Mr. Ilowley, who is u mouldcr
by trade. in wcll ltnown no one of
Bli‘dgeportu most ardent apoltsmcn.
Harold Verity ill a son of Captain
William H. VAAritA. of Wont Norwaik.
but boards lit the home of Frank Fan
sit. in that place. ilotli men are cm
played in lllt.‘ plant of tho inickwood
Manufacturing (ioniplllry. in South
Norwnik.
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Wcsiliiild Residents Struck by Car on
Crossing 'l‘luchilu from
'Mcridcn
MERIDIAN. Oct. lit-«A fatal trolley
accident occurred titres miles out of
this city shortly cita- ii o'clock last
evening. Anton Lipfort, nor till. and
Flam: havoc. and it. modem or
Wutli‘citl, m the victi ms.
The hull were drivin fromsfcri-
dcn to thcir home in cstdcld and
were Illicit by all Middleton troiicy
cur ll crossed the track. At
this point hm II u had curve and
the man could not us the our. our the
momma the touch ldI't’ltll mwm
together as
avoid the would“:
up“ Dunk ct iii o'clock.
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Two Artillery Men and a Jackie Held
lor Trespassing in a Freight Car
William Hailey, of the 1513i Com-l
puny. U.’ 8. Coast Artillery; John
C Gorbam, 83d Company, Coast An:
tillery, stationed at Fort Revere Hull
Mass, and Bertha Ward. of the U. S.
S. New Jersey. now at Cllnrlestown.
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Iianford Smith. in Dnrlon Saturday
morning for trespassing on property
of the New Haven liuiliond t‘onatu
bio Smith took the trio out of a freight
our in which they said they rode front
Neu London The seal of the cald' had
been broken. but the soldiers on
sailor were not charged with bdl'eslke
log it. They said they found it broken
and crawled in The soldiers said they
had taken French leave of the tort.
not with the intention of asserting,
but just to have a good time. Ward
said he had a 48 hours' leave. and
was just stretching it a little. They
got on the train at New London, rode:
a while on the bumpers. and then.’
finding the our open. crawled in and
went to sleep. so they told Mr. Smith.
They were. sleeping when Mr. Smith
entered the car at Darien and aroused
them. Conductor Noouan told Smith
that the our was sealed when
truln left New London. He said the
only stop it made thereafter, until
East Norwalk wns reached. was at
Say brook Junction. At East Norawlk.
the tialn halted by a signal, and there
Conductor Noonnn found that the
seal had been broken on one of the
cars Hearing Aoices inside, he nailed
the door and telegraphed South Nor
walk for an officer. No officer was on
hand Albeit the train arrived there,
so the imprisoned trio were carried
to lltil'lon. where the train was again
halted by a signal. Noonnn sent for
Constable Smith. and "ilamp" arrlv.
ed ill short order and toted the
off to the lockup. They were tried in
the afternoon, before Justice Wili~
molt. on the trespass charge. The
justice reserved decision. Meantime.
lA‘ort Revere and Charlestown had
been notified oi the arrest of the
three men. anti Constable Smith re-
ceived word to hold them. That's
what. he itnends doing until further
orders from Justice Willmoit.
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Many Handsome Booths. Fine Enter-
tainment and Large Crowd on
the First Night
Amid blazing red fire. and led by on.
Court Nurruk Fife and mum Corps.
the firemen of the City of Norwalk
marched to tho armory last evening
to take part in the opening of their
fifth annual fair given llll‘l‘l' this
week.
The three companies in the parade
were followed by the apparatus and
in passing throunh Willi stroct the
trucks ldoked especially this in the
glow of the red fire.
The armory was certainly a scene
of gaycty. with bright lights, sweet
music and bountiful decorations.
Svcc's orcliecira’ furnished the music
after an entertainment given by in egg
Tyrcll who can; some good so
which were well received.
The Houdini: Sisters from Music
Hall were all to the good and in their
song and dance act they were very
well liked and it is hoped that this
clovor couple will be seen clinic at
one of the other entertainments
There were many new booths also
this year and acute of them were very
tastefully decorated.
The ofllclul booths were varied and
in charge of several of the firemen.
Chief John Millie had charm of the
floor with First Assistant Entineor
William Powell as an aid.
Tomorrow night the Comedy Four
from Music Hall will present their
act.
The chief's booth was in charge of
William Keillor and Fred Ambler.
The canvasscru‘ booth was in charts
of Charles Blizzard, Hoary Cornell.
John Culliow Report Cullen.
Captain ltnucli uiipcliliicndod things
at the candy booth. with Miss Annie
Cold" and Miss Nuttcford as assist-
an it.
Although it was a cold night the ice
cream booth was presided over by
three person-inc young man in the
ground of Captain le'l‘flh Moore. 8m
cal-am and Motor Brothel-toe.
“Chuck" Cannon, “lid py" Hollow
dud "Friend" Buttery impound soft
drinks from a bomb in the
in the cigar booth were I Web
shalt and Walter Haggard. Ohio!
mg was in charge of tho souvenir
mucous Montgomery and acorn
Hurray were the "ring has up" cm
in chum of the cans 000th.
Mrs. John it). Milne and dirt. flail"
crd Worth had come due fails! dirti-
cicc for «issue cuddle booth was out
doubladiy one of the prettiest of the
booths out tile floor. 1
luv-boon
Ducts: was on:
mods for a trolley to lady. {or
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o‘clock and crrsutomdutolwn
~44on
Don't forgot the
were “pinched" by Constable ‘
the'
men 3
Still Mr
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Joseph Nairnauii \Allempicd to Kill
John Eltcscll and Ended His
Own Lite in Fairlielil
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She Relaxed to Return and lnsliiuied
Court Proceedings
The evil tongue of slander and gas-
sip culminated in a suicide and an
attempted murder at Foiriicld y-cster
day The dead and the dying man
are the victims ot the gossip but the
man who uttered the slander is not
a sufferer by the tracedv. .ioscph
Nnimanl an Australian tailor who liv-
3 ad on the road luniiln . down to Little
il)9.nliui'_v, shot .iolill WittT‘i-lt‘ll in the
head. because he had been told that
Ekcscll had been too friendly with
his wife. After shooting liksccll, .io
sepli Naiinnlii turned tinA revolver
against his own head and blew out
his brains. ”t‘ died instantly. The
double aliiloiilin occurred in tho house
of George Varna, who lived opposite.
that of Nnjniuni. about, It o‘clock.
Medical Examiner W. ll. Donaldson
was called. He found that one than
was dead but that, John Ekt‘fii'll was
still alive, but. suffering from n dan-
gerous wound. The doctor called up
for the auto ambulance l'roni liridite-
port, which responded in a short time
and the wounded man was taken to the
Bridgeport Hospital. Last night. the
cport from the hospital was to the
effect that “his chances were even."
Light on Tragedy.
An action was tiled in the common
pleas couit yesterday by Attorney t.‘ ii-
lus H. King, which throws all the
light necessary as to the chime of the
shooting. Catherine Naimani (with
of the man who committed suicide.)
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Togcihcr With 25 Other Violators in
West Harilord-chcn Guilty
--0ihcr Cases Unfinished
WEST liAR'l‘l-‘tillll Oct. lit-With
the fr llllt‘l‘ of tlic ilt‘W state nulolno
biic law. Seliului .ioiloph Alsop of
Non. nlnl Slfllt' Senator E. Hurt Fell-n.
oi' \Vcihcrsileld and 24 more Alolatore
oi‘ the \nutoiiiobilo inn two justices
of the peace were kept busy here Are
tel-Alloy tlying the cases and when ilN'
f‘Ol. its wcro Mlournt-d init- yusi night
the cases of lnlt seven of the Atom-
tors of the law had been (lifiptliitul oi
Following the knocking down and
yltilling of the Livingstone boy sovclal
weeks ago. the nuthmiiics iiuio kept
a. strict watch for all violators of tho
law. iljorily of the arrests were
IQ] hill!) to have l'l'lilllll‘y numbers
lw enough to ho lugihlc a distance
01‘ est. .
Judge A. .l. chliry, disposed of
four cued. those of Senator Iii. ilart
Faun. of Wstberiiiield; it. ll. sloop. of
Broad Brook; w. it. Smith, of Hurts
ford. and .i. c. Nevcru. of iloulii Wind-
ham. They were found guilty ulid cen-
tollco deferred.
Before Judge G. B. Tlinycr. lllmn
more were found guilty and sentence
deferred E. Walker Smith. chairman
of the Hartford Republican town com-
mittee. Harry B. Starkio {Hill 1' Barry
both of Hartford in addition to the
charge of not having it license num-
ber legible at the required distance.
Mr. Smith was also charged with re.»
fusing to show his license.
The cases of the other iii alleged
violators of the law will be heard
Wednesday.
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LAVDIN APPIAL CAII.
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Icing Hem tum hunter Court.
I «sport. Today.
One of the most interesting liquor
rcmonctrcncc cues of the your local
ly is being heard today in bridssport.
in the Superior Court and it will no.
side tho important point all to whether
the Washington street. bridge is a suit-
this place for saloons
The county commissioners have rut.
cd that it a not Following a remun-
smncc against the “icon on the
bridge by the Nor-wont flihistcrs' A:
million. the commissioners declined
to Mulls liconzrror icons on this
structure. yam nurses with
the commissioners and house his so
{It to tho superior Court. where it
, MW it!“ Attorney Joli
‘ 0 his hsuitcbiin»
Wills litid We
fddilitw out. of VJNMéO
Macs and the
tits place uncult-
dorod the lions of if
Hall, About Mort if
flit M was carried to
A Autonomic not his
. named in the no
«more!
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solids Regarding theE
lil
,. 1). El. Imwcw
. was it.»
fitnies (‘ll-cuii.I
t. secretary Sh i-I
union. contiiiu d
‘e was asked legalit-
lag the union millttions of a nulnbcr
of the defendants prior to tho bringing
cf the present suit. in pructicailA cv
cry case the wilds admitted that
the men mentioned ad paid dues to
both the local and national labor
bodies. The testimony of the witness
throughout {a} o g session was
a the records
“which be con-
of nonhuman
Court this
ilmuilly refereed. '
Witness will of the conventions he
attended of lie
of Labor and“ the riled Hatters. He
was asked some his familiarity
with the ion bllm'etl by the lat-
tcr organics. d one method of
distribution of ‘hh’l other publica-
tions smooths embers or the an
ion to which be lunged The total
assessment police ' by his union in
1902 amount“ to 833688. 69 The duos
collected (lurid; t first six months
Of 1903 amounted: ti) *QJHSML This
did not include Ultl national dues. The
national dues collected during July
and Augilst.1902.lotalled 81,022.39.
Block at the Corner ol Wall and
Walt-r Slmlii ls Damagtd
Mostly by Water
Stimulus
Slillili lliSS iii 33 [ill
Brlicvrd That All Arc Proiccicd by
the. llisurnncr l:illi'lt‘il
A tire that ilirezili-noil to destroy
the brick block in “inch is located
the stores of MOlllt‘l‘_ iiir- millincre;
Policy l). Sillrgos. automobile dealers.
and Nelson licnulict. liu- butcher on
the ground floor. and lilo tailor shop
of Hunt; Karpilishi, whorl- the fire
started. on the second llimi'. (lurdner.
tho printer. iilitl had it shop on the
second iluoi.
'iluA blow “an iii A ili‘tCtin'li'il by
the men parking on ”W ”H“ l‘olebuln
building. and Willinu A. I’lH‘l‘ turned
in the Album from llox ii). iii. the our
nor of Main and Wall enrol-ls. Marlin
Siiitici‘y notified Hi“ How lloiw (‘oni
puny. and the“ wiioli- ilt‘iiill‘lllii‘lll was
at the scene in quick time.
A line of hour was lnid from ilic
corner of Main and Wall sir-outs. and
tho chemical tank»: from the hook and
ladder and automobile trillion wcrc nil
uiwd. A ladder wrn pinned both at
the Water and Wall strmAi sides. and
in about an hour the lire was out.
Littlc damage was ilullP by the
"union. most of the ions being attribiit
ed to the water. ill the store. of Per-
loy C. Bturgoc the water came down
in streams and ruined a large stock of
phonolrraph records in the piano. All
the lit/och in tho mllllnery shop of Moi.
nor a Company had to be removed.
and Street Commissioner Malone
pressed some of the spectators into
service.
All of the atom on the ground floor
which were comma by water were
insured for various sums in are
covering the durum. as for u could
be estimated. A this new motor on»
that. stood in the window of
store. was chm-ed with «we
at» much Muted.
It is than t that we. tire was «on
by l dofccm line. or by no nonm-
cd stove in the tenor can. u the
burning for 0mm hour. Ho cart-ill!
In insurance of “00 Will! a low
agency.
Fire lines were established to giro
vent possible minty to hymn m
fro glass and other debris?
Ami i this was in chorus of the tire
lighting forcc. . A
The recall to hudcuurterr Am rust
at 1:21. The quick Ind ctiiclsnt my
in which the dossrtmcnt handled what
might have boon to serious tire was
commendable.
it is ulquuslAtio emu
Fill! no serious sum.“
”in “would“
red; A “store
km-.. . a.
owner had ”I" out cud iciit his ”dill. condition Rlllcvcrsllic to Sandy
darli-
will lic in tho connotation of“. 0g“; .
,“ mawmsm their “'81:!“
.t A.“ _.., him.
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IN liliRWl
in the World to in: Honored in
Wilton, Osiober 27th
Board ol 1908 09 Retires and New
One Begins the Work ol
llic Coming, Year
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Tho American Society for the Study
of Alcohol and Other Naicotics cor-
dially invites the public to be present
at the unveiling of a monument erect-
Appoinlmenls cl Committees and Va-
rious Ollicers Also Announced
u lilac dvcrtlumcntl on on " "
ascwovdu cr'lm. 5 cents; 3 tim
each additional word. 1 cont per in;
'“ “ WANTED.
WANTED~~SECONDv HAND
lllli. pullol stoves and' ranges:
in mniii condition and cheap All
lluA Sf. .. South Norwnlk. : .
R,
WANTED - AArwo Ammonia '
litmms suitable for light nourish,“
i i‘“ linnliy iocutod. Address 5.. can
A HUN. 0
WANTED»?iFTY PER CENT.)
to men and lady cunvassers on sale!
mill direct to consumer of menu
and ciiiitiien' s hosiery. Experlefl
necessary. Address I’. O. Box 348.
ion!
WANTED—pm. APPLY s’rlh‘hili)
l’oAAiA ll (Join. 82 Washington St. 01
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED HUN
illu'itm lll who speaks German. situnt u
in stool family to do general housework
Apply v6 Lexington Ave.
WANTED«—lo. 000 PEOPLE To Win“-
noes demonstration of Cleaned Vacii
Cleaner. at Fireman's Fair, Armofig‘ it:
week. bon' t fall to see it. it'll
brook. agent. 21 Adams Ave.
WANTED-JPO BUY. ALL. KNEE-1;?
cattle and pcultr. Best pri cell paid. Elli
or by this society to the memory of‘
Dr. J. Edward Turner, of Wilton
. Conn. who founded and built the flrctl
lll-(‘bllfllo asylum in the world, andf
who was the first to urge the practical
fact that inebrlety is a disease and‘
curable in institutions.
The exercises will be held Wednes-
day, Octobcr 27tb,1909. at. 2 p. 111.. at
Wilton Conn.
Dr. I... D. Mason, ofBrooklyn. N. Y..
president of the American. Medical
.Soglety for the fittidy of Alcohol all“ tr‘a. prices for so yes H Friedman
ill or Narcotics, will deliver a. (led ca- v
tory address. at the unveiling of the firm“ Turnpn‘e' South Nor-Will“
monument in the cemetery. h WANTED EXPERIENCED P1333
. At the Congregational Churc . near ‘—
The last meeting of tho Norwalk by. H- 0. Marcy, LL.D.. 15- D., 0’ 303‘ $5..212.¥.§l2’,f2d%’§.53}? "3335:?
city council of illc lltiiiiinistratiln “9:132. diadlcafopgicflfa‘llantvdll?(1:13:51; body A3: 00-
1908-1909 was held lust melting in the 9 3
council rooms with a lull attendance.“ historic address 0“ Heroes and Aelvfio'ivT'lfiilAfiilflfin‘égiémm s1.
"ihc new council occupied seals “longinmvm in Medical Science. The me- ”MOMMA Addriifim 30“ MSW”! “N6 " ;
the “,1"de me m“ niorlal address will be delivered by walk. Telephone
Mayor ioiln (‘Aiianngh called the Dr T- D- Crothors, 0' Hartford Conn, WANTED—DRESSMAKING one
meeting in order and the minutes of superintendent. 0‘ Walnut Wile Hon. Mitt sewing at home. Apply N 13: '
the previous meeting were npprorcd pltnl on D“ Turner,'IA1is Life and 8"" south N0” N'k
and accepted. Work 3;
Appropriate music and hrks by
distinguished persons will ow The
occasion wil be of great inc and gen-
eral interest and the public are wel-
corned.
The committee is composed of L. D.
Mason. M. D., C. H. Benton. M. 0.. and
T. D. Crothers. M. I).
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Believed that Miss May Smiih. a Nurse.
Was Killed at lslip. L. l.
Last bprilig
TO LET
TO LET~FOUR ROOMS. SECOND
iiooi. 64 Fort St. {adult-e Dr. F. B. Elia?!
TO LET—COMFORTABLY FUNK;
ed rooms, centrally located: modern irn- ,A
rovcments. References required. Ad—
rcss 11.. care Sentinel. 019 iii‘. .
T0 LET—HOUSE 0F SIX LARGE
rooms. bath and at tic. all modern int-
provomenm. concrete cellar; one block of
trolley good location. Inquire 84 wm
ward AVA. 3!
TO LET -.iN EIGHT noon sonar:
in Emil Nuiualk with improvements five
niinutls' walk from depot; rent ”Eta
:ltlnlls. millions House. care Sununel.m
. 0188‘
(Continued ca Second Page.)
—-SUPREME’ COURT CIGARS
Make friends and celebrate with gen—
ilc rites the rows of peace. ilave
girl-ti consolation to thousands. They
are the slivers of calm and strength
in the vexed and married minds of
those who build with thought and
brain. Summit the wrinkled brows of
intro and till the heart with rest and
peace just try ONIAI. All proud deal»
ere still thorn.
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Bissonetie ls Held Responsible lor the
Killing oi Rome P. Dcmcry
liitlinEPORT,0ct.19»Coniiier
Clifford ll. Wilson. after hosting the
witnesses to the m of Route P.
”emery this morning". dooi‘tled’b, hold
the dead man's brether-inlaw. Nana
leon lilssonnotte, who fired the shot
that killed. on the charge of murder
in the first degree. and that recom-
mendation will he made to Prosecuting
Attorney DeLaney.
Tile coroner heard six witnesses.
These were Albertina and Alva ills-
aliphatic daughters of the accused,
who saw the shooting; Officer Prom.
who made the arrest: Dru Donna and
Women, who conducted the autopsy.
and one or two others who held All»
councils for the pollen
The new evidence fluid that al-
ready presented was furnished by lit«
lie Alla llissonncile. the twelve Valli
old daughter of tho p.risoncr
When the child appeared before. the
coroner she did not seem to be more
than six years old. at About. and (toro-
ncr \‘i’llson begun to direction bet as
to her knowiciiac of the planning of
on until it was then disclosed that
libs was twcii‘c )i‘ill‘l-i oitl. Those who
saw her could hardly llclicve it.
There was further surprise when it
came out that this diminutive bit of
gillhood was the only nurse her mo-
llicl‘ had during the recent confine-
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ARCHIBALD. TAYL0R&8 HERMAN.
Teacher of Piano.Lobostarltofltl1fl-'
cit method Organist South Norwilk
i‘hpuilt. Church. Studio. 16 BayvldIVA
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lSLiP. L. 1., Oct. lB.—-The skeleton
of a young woman which was found
in the woods between lirentwood and
lslip. yesterday. may be that of Miss
May Smith. a nurse in the Manhattan
3:“; Hesplltal at ilallpi Mics Smith
eon in using cc act spring. A
.ll .mmmmmuu in the
fact at Miss Smith was believed to
be the dances of A Augustus Stalwart.
who is now in the jail at Rlvsrhelld.
l.. l. awaiting trial on the charge of
murdering lrving J. Nelson. of Central
lsllp. Sept. 16.
Reintii es of Miss Smith were request-
ed to try to identify the jewelry found
upon the skeleton This Jewelry in
cludcil o. necklace with a golden locket.
in which a pearl Viitfl not. and a gold
billoelcl.
The theory that the gill was the
Aictlm ot a murder was strengthened
by the met that the skull was found
about twenty feet distant from the
skeleton of the body and there were
indications that brush had been
thrown upon the body and burned to
conceal the crime Near the skeleton
a. number of articles wore found, in
cluding a silver tbhnble. a pair of
scissors a bill of goods sold at a doll-
cutossen attire in Krcbel Prussia. and
a folder of tranc- Atlantic Steamship
Company.
The coroner today began an inves-
tigation of the case.
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establis ed at No. 3
walk Situations secure
of applicants. Tel. dill-5
l‘r IS GOOD WEATHIR FORD
side painting. Let on submit you cati-
mates and colored plates 'of utioficflly
painted homes. Paperm [filamwy
per and room mouldlncl.
crating Co.. 78 Washington 8t
BALVATOR CHARlOTT. GENERAL
Contractor. Sewer. water,
grading rock excavation etc. Estimwy
cheerfully given. Work Jon licitcd. when?!
nttentlonzxiven all orderl. 26W
MANSION HOUSE WASHING}
Tel.
ion at. now open for hurl can under new
management. Thoroughly renovated and
rcfurniciiod. Table first. class; Ill I
scoldingp and batting. Rate. reasonable.
cilcr. Prop.
nelilAtl‘Nn‘f'il‘iG. bDECORA'fiING AND (ll?-
r as. y n c out man. v
your or or to Messagin- Whit its. iliiiy
Ave. Estimates ch rfu sum
assortment of wall = r
TREEi TREATED leEC'l‘B AN
discus“. Trees trim #3“ wood Masai fed?
Allison. cavities clean #93;
snares:- Austrian A;
gioncialiu and‘ colour soul-t. NW, ’ '
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liner. mi- trim meg K‘ "“33an in u
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gutted idoairs.
liven.
InAlva told her story without much
difficulty. it did not diner materially
from those which have been made
public. After the examination was p. m. 15 filial-inn an.
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concluded and the doctors had the ~
pluincd the cause of south, Coroner “amends View lh' Remains 0‘ Mm ‘rno put mm or 1.
Wilson found that Dcmory M0 to Sansone. Son “a Dan 1“" 035:1. Mfioooverw
his docth u the result of the dsilbcr ‘ ii 3}“.
sumac premeditated acts of the ac —-0lhcu oi the Family bl {til rumba his"? iii“
The accused will not be examined HIV! Recovered if. 1"?
by the city court tomorrow and it is
very likely that that tribunal will find
probable cause and hold him for the
December term of the criminal su-
pcrlor court without bail. on the
charm of murder in the first degree.
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touristy Omnpound at tho Fireman's
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MIIiLOWlTIOH OPIHATID 0N.
FOR “SALE.
FOR DALI i‘iichl’ “is
salt mondow mulls. uni-ill o indiumm
Norwnlk side: good roads. Mulls l
Ahoi Dance. ftoiltc 37. south Norivlfls“
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. ill. ~Harry SsnA
Ions, aged is yours died at at. Vin.
dent's hospital yesterday forcnoon. Hill
death marks tho third victim in one
family from eating wadctooic. into
taking them for mushrooms.
The story of the total mistake was
All ‘“ A“‘:.””'..3:A““:b .33.? fl:
I or n or mus s ted , ,
stools in tho emu woods int run-hum m mm" ”mm”
do! and the family etc than that
night. All All. members of the an. “ma.“ ‘nl”
fly into taken nick soon after and dcw
complained of burning pain. in the
stomach the following day. They sent
for mmiicino, but it did no cppcro‘ntn
, and A. ll‘iirlnicilolll was uni
qu Mint?
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Ii lmprowmcnu hour nature. trolley:
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NEW YORK. on “Vac-sip Gubril.
civil-ch. the pianist who recently also
rind Misc Clara Clemons, danchm
all.“ 'l‘vwbfll norm-dam M or. The other. the youngest son
ndicllic hero yesterday. it we: and daughter. who had eaten more
dtodcy incline find rcliiod wetland than the others. grew contindsily
would recover speedily. worse. Finally . Harmon was
W called in shimmy night, but the?”
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(Situations! thiIdt. of canon. mm" fl M m "m mm”
amt suits the district
mill
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coo ly ruined into the cynical that the ,
m or and til i 0 mm .lilllldfln .0”: “£133! gs.
m use timothy c milled aid.- ao§m turn a”: V's-i
M all.” if Mn hill tho three “conveyed Janus «estrus. Mi.
Vincent's hospital Ennis. tho -
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