New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 9

to be sent to foreign countries, and that 31,400 are to remain in Eprope. There are 640 graves not registered, The total deaths in the American Expeditionary Forces, including those on transports, between May, 1017, and COUNTERFEITERS A ISABEL Continued T'rom Our Last Issue, “I cannot understand about those slippers, Sergeant Barry,” she said. *“They're—they're sonking wet, aren't they? 1 don't know how they came to be here.” “When did you wear them last “I couldn't say; not since I left Parls, anyway, They were frightfully uncomfortable, and as soon as I ' reached home I threw them out; or At least I told Martha to do s8o. I can- understand how they came to be il here in the room and in that condition. They must have been worn out in the rain." “Sergeant Barry,” she murmured, “l am very ill. Has the coroner per- formed thd autopsy yet? Do they Know how my cousin died?" He paused for a moment. Should he tell her the truth and let her Know how the evidence was piling up against her? 3 “Miss Laurel Tudor died from in- haling a noxious gas which caused suffocation and which we believe to have been generated out in the gar- age here” he raid slowly. “That gas was in some way conveyed to this room and administered to your cousin."” “But how could that be?" she.cried wildly. “Why was I not killed, too? Oh, T understand now what you mean about those slippgrs! You think that 1 wore them out to the garage last night in all that storm and did this terrible thing! Why could someone elge not have thrown them there under the bed, thinking that they would not be discovered until an op- portunity came to dispose of them? Why, if I were guilty, would 1 leave them where they could be so readily found ? “Why would anybody?” he count- ered swiftly. “Who else in this house can wear your slippers, Miss Tudor?" For an instant, as this irrefutable fact confronted her, the girl stood staring at him as though bereft of her senses. When she spoke her voice was carefully guarded. “1 had not thought of that, ser- geant, but you are right, of course. No one else in the family could have vorn them; but whether you believe . or not, let me assure you that I did ot wear them last night, or at any ime within the past two or threc tecks, and I am utterly innocent of ny knowledge of my cousin's death!"” “I have brought no accusation gainst you, Miss Tudor,” the detec- e reminded her. *“You have iden- fied the slippers as your former roperty, and though they are wet nd mud-stalned you assert that youl hve not had them on in weeks, That O 8T RANDER— the sherlff gazing with a puzzled ex- pression at Mrs, Tudor, who was re- treating up the stairs, “Have you discovered Barry smiled, I haven't!" sald the sheriff I've been talking to her for the best part of an hour and finally I managed to get it out of her, It scems that though her nlece, who is mourning for her brother that was killed at the front, wouldn't appear formally at the dance, Mrs. Tudor thought she caught sight of her out on the porch. She wasn't sure, and she for the world have us think any & against the girl, but I could tell as plain as day that she suspected something against the girl, even though she wouldn't admit it The sheriff paused for breath, and Barry demanded: “You mean that,she thinks her niece overheard that talk about car- bon monoxide and went directly and put it into practic “Well, it would explain why Miss Ifay wasn't affected.” It was late afternoon when Ser- geant Barry returned to the Tudor estate. He went behind the garage and to the rear of the tea house. anything a slender black-gowned figure seated upon the steps of the little toy struc- ture, and beside it a man wit# a pair of crutches at hand. He recalled the episode of the morning, when he and the lieutenant had come upon the “T CANNOT UNDERSTAND ABOUT THOSE SLIPPERS, SERGEANT BARRY." . same couple, and the young officer ) the situation as it stands, and 1 do | disclaimed all knowledge of the stran- ot propose to annoy you with fur- her questioning. 1 am sorry that ‘ou are ill. Joctor Green or the coroner?” “No. It s nothing. My head felt jueer and congested, and I discovered wfter the excitement had died down| little, that it ached violently.” She hesitated. *'1—I've had odd fits of* dizziness, too, but I am sure they will pass away presently.” “Go and rést, by all means, Miss Tudor.” Barry held the door open for her to pass him. He stuck the little slippers, all wet and muddy as they were, into his hip pockets ‘and descended the stairs to find thel sheriff still in consultation | with the bereaved mistress of the; Rouse, while the ,professor was walk- ing up'and down on the porch, ev dently awaiting the other's pleasure to depart. “Professor, there is something 1! am anxious to“find out about,” Barry degan. ‘“What effect would carbon monoxide have upon- one who had beer only rendered insensible by it, ! or Yad merely received a whiff of it."” ‘Headache, dizziness and nausea are the immediate results if the vic-| tine revives,” Professor Semyonov reiponded. ‘“Rest and fresh air will wirk théir own cure in a short time.” | Barry re-entered the house, to find ! —— e = i Did you speak of it to|of the tea house until he ifor ger. Barry crept softly around the side had reached a point where he could see without being himself seen. He halted in time to hear Iay Tudor remark: “So you see, Captain Warren, what a fix I'm in. Those slippers would be enough evider in themselves to send me to prison, I suppose, and that silly affair with Harry Cadmus two years ago, of which I have told you, would furnish a motive. Oh, it is like a horrible nightmare! To be suspected of such a terrible crime, and that against the little cousin I loved!" Her voice broke, as though she found herself unable to continue, and again the detective marveled. Was the girl a consummate actress, or was hers indeed the grief and humil- iation of being unjustly assailed? The captain evidently had no doubts on that score, for he took one of her hands in both of his, and she made no effort to withdraw it. ‘““That is what T have eome to vou this afternoon, to save you from the breath of suspicion, if T even can “Captain Warren!" 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Before the captain could reply Barry strode boldly around the cor- ner, pausing in a confusion that have done credit to an actor. ‘aptain, this is the young police |officer from town, of whom 1 spoke —Sergeant Darry, Captain Warren." The captain bowed stiffly. “Captain Warren, I suppose you are familiar with the details of the crime 2" ““Miss Tudor has told me all she knows,” the captain responded thoughtfully. “Have you any possible theory to advance? 1 confess 1 should be grateful, for this seems the most in- éxplicable case 1 have ever encoun- tered.” “How about that chap who has been wandering about, stealing clothes and food and entering houses at will, without leaving any trace? 1 should think he was the most likely suspect if he were mentally deranged for this murder appears to been such a purposeless one.” Cap- tain Warren pondered for a moment. “To me the most puzzling part of the whole affair is how it was possible for one girl to be gassed and the other escape.” “I’erhaps that is the most ecasily explainable of all,” he observed, and with a few perfunctory remarks he left them, his brain on fire with a fresh inspiration born of the chance use of a single word. Gassed! One girl had been killed by the inhalation of noxious gas, and the other, sleeping near, had gone unscathed—and there had been a gas mask in the house! Bargy entered the house back way and stole upstairs. The dimness of the room at first made everything indistinguishable to his eyes, but gradually he saw the mantel with the gas mask upon it. Approaching, he picked un the case containing the mask, carefully to pre- serve any possible finger prints, and as he opeéned it a faint but unmis- takable odor assailed his nostrils, the odor of carbon monoxide gas! CHAPTER IX. Sergeant Barry turned the gas mask case over and overs in his hands. His intuition had bden right after all! Iay Tudor was innocent beyond any doubt, for had she as- phyxiated her cousin she need not have gone to the trouble of donning the gas mask; she could simply have closed the windows ahd doors, al- lowed the carbon monoxide to es- cape, and left the room until it had done its work. As he took the mask from its case he noted that it had not been replaced in the proper manner, but had been thrust in with every evidence of haste. A careful examination re- vealed no finger marks upon the mask itself, but upon the case sev- eral were visible, He crossed the hall to the room in which the tragedy had occurred. There he commenced an elaborate search. His efforts seémed to meet with no success, for, shaking his head doubt- fully, he entered the bathroom, where he scrutinized the shelves and medi- cine chests. At last “he seized pasteboard box and closing half a dozen white powders wrapped separately in a filmy sub- stance resembling eiled paper. With a little exclamation of sati: his hand fell upon a tiny porcelain jar with a foreign and as he gingerly unscrewed the top a faint odor of fresh rose leaves floated out upon the air. Continued in Our Next Issue. (Copyright, 1922, NEA Hervice). One pound of silk is said to be the product of kworms. by the upon a small opened 1t, dis- PPurbeck marble is water limestone. ictually fresh SALESMAN $AM - SAY, HAVE You SYRUP ¢ ER-AN- YES | THINK HE LEFT TOWN YESTERDAY But This Was 25 Years Ago- Grace and Bamforth Aided p have ¢ label, | SEEN THAT GUY ‘ATS IN TOWN SELLING GUZZLEMS BUSY GANG INN. B, Counterfeiters were Nritain 26 years ago, as Captain Thomas W. Grace and Licutenant Samuel Bamforth remember, A Jook Into the Herald files of that date also shows that a raid was made on ten- ants llving at 56 Fast Main street in the rear of the old Strickland House, They were caught red-handed at the work, three men and a woman, hy Patrolmen Grace and Samuel Bam- forth and Detective John J. Henry, of the New York police force, They were taken before the United States commissioners at Hartford and placed under bonds of $5,000 for their ap- pearance at a later date. The alleged counterfeiters were John and Anna Kowlaski, who rent- ed the tenement, and their two hoard- ers, Anton Zeniel and Valodsolf (‘os- okoskl. Neither of the persons had been in this country long. Raid Made. When the raid was conducted late in the afternoon, Patrolman Samuel Bamforth accompanied the raiders on the trip. The room contained three plaster of Paris moulds, one of which was used to make silver dol- lars and the other two for half dol- lars. The former had six impres- sions and the other had two. A crucible full of metal for the coun- terfeiting was also found. hree milling machines for rounding off the edges, a piece of sheet silver and sev- eral botties of ncid were zed. Sat on Red-Hot Coins, Mrs. Kolaski, at the time of the raid, quickly ran over to one of the moulds and sat down on it crying. She showed such restlessness that one of the officers investigated, and she was found to be sitting on hot mould. 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