The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-13

 Mystery Rapidly Clearing Up-Police Expect Ar
 rest Almost Any
 Moment NEW HAVEN IDENTIFICATION IS SPEEDILY DISCREDITED New York and Connecticut Sleuths Clear Georgetown Tragedy of Any Connec- tion With Cavalieri Case.
ToDAY'S DEVELOPMENTS
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TODAY'S DEVELOPMENTS
 IN GEORGETOWN's MYSTERY
 Mysterious woman positively iden- tifies murder victim.
 State police keep identification secret in hope of making speedy ar- rests.
 Police thoroughly discreait Dallas identification of victim as New Haven woman.
 Arrests of murderers expected al- most any moment.
 Farmer man witnesses identifica- ton from beyond cordon of state po- lice surrounding entrance to tomb.
 Mysterious woman coIlapses after viewing and identifying body.
 Georgton. Noy, 1.-The Georgetown mill pond mystery has been practically cleared up. Identificat ation of the mur- dered woman was made shortly before noon today and the arrest Of her slay- CTS are momentarify expected.
 A mysteFios1s woman, whose identi- ty has been most carefully concealed, confirmed the Identification which the Der of elites they had been busily fol- lowing. When, the Identification was made. the woman collapsed. E She was revived in the open air. out side the tomb in the Branchville cene- terys and Eas aag Thlrled away in high or where she went, none in town could tell for the state police as we'll as New. York detectives working with tsem went with her. s% The woman who made the identifica- ton was of small stature, conf fortably though not expensively clad, of refin- ed appearance. apparently of Italian It was little before noon that the state police driving north through Georgetown by a roundabout road to escape the surveillance of a small army of newspaper correspondents, came out from back road into Branehville, a mile north of the village where the In the ear were State Policemen Hurley, Downing and VireIli. Detec- tves Sergeants Clinton W. Wood and Ralph Micelli, of the Central office in New York city, the woman and a chauffeur.
 vault, where a Farmer reporter was in waiting. Three of the five officers stationed themselves outside the vault and denied admission to tn reporter, ing proceedings. The others assisted the woman, who was plainly wrought to a high nervous tension, into the tomb. Undertaken Bouton had been secretly notified in advance to be on hand, and he had the body ready for The woman looked on the features a few seconds, exclaimed something. and with hysterica1 shriek she swooned. The police bundled her out into the air, and as soon as she re- gained her senses in a moment, she was hurried into the automobile.
 The State police at first were in ed for 8 statement as to the woman's part in the mystery, they finally ad- mitted that Identification at last had been established
 have a. DOSifiVe id0ntifiCa- tion,' said they. But we cannot make it public for few hours. We're sat isfied that we'll ksoon have the whole thing cleared up.''
 Without further delay all c1ambered into the automobile and sped away in the direction of Norwalk, which is 10 miles away.
 The Identification made this morn ing thoroughly discredits the identifi- erly of Bridgeport, now of New Ha- veT of the dead woman Grace Ca bone. The authorities regarded his identificatio tion with considerable doubt, and today admitted that the identifi- cation made by the mysterious woman sets at rest any suspicion that the dead woman was. the one whom Dallas knew.
 Dallas is well known to the police Of Bridgeport. He was arrested in Bridgeport last February on complaint of a woman named Herman of the un- derworld, who claimed he had planned to shoot Otto Stankey, keeper of 9 ho- tel in State street, near Water street Dallas was sentenced to three months in jail, but turning states evidence in other cases involving the underworld, he was released on probation
 That the Identification made today finally sewers any connection that the mystery was thought to have had with the slaying of Jennie Cavalieri The Farmer is in a position to state with certainty.
 Arrests were expected in New York late this afternoon.
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