The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-30
Garments Bearing Marks of Chicago Tailor, and In itials, TX, in Handker chief, Coupled With sirni larity of Descriptions, Confirms Him Tn His Sus- picions.

The mystery of the well-dressed un- known who hanged himself in a lonely part of wood near Woodmont and whose body has lain unclaimed in the Milford morgue about a week, may be solved by the Milford police
 Sherin George B. Mallory of that town believes the body is that of Jean Crones. sought by the police of the country in the belief that he tried to pddson the soup of banqueters in Chi cago.
 The descriptions of the body and of Crones tally. almost in every detail. police of Chicagp and a. detective of that city will come East to view the man in the Milford smorgue.
 The only difference in the descrip. ton is that the eyes of Crones were brown while those of the man in the Milford morgue are blue. Undertaken George J. Smith, in charge of the body says there is possibility of the eyes changing color. due to Btrangu- 1atfon-
 He said that when a man is strangIed oftiInes b1uish film covers the eye balls and it is possible that this change in features may have occurred Another difficulty to be encountered in Identifying the body as that of Crones
  black while that Of Crones was brown. Police say that it is likely Cfones dyed his hair.
 The body was found Saturday morn ing It was taken to the Smith morgue, opposite the Milford Green Sheriff, Mallory viewed it last night and he is inclined to believe that 1t is that of Crones.
 The man w ore a dark gray suit n1anufactur by Adler & Co.,, of Chi cago. He appears to be about 26' years Of age, five Afeet eight inches in height and weighed little more than 150 pounds. Tn the pocket Of his coat was found a handkerchief bearing the initial sK.s' There was a. 1one-inch scar over his right eye HeN wore a light green fedora hat, size seven and had on dark buttoned shoes size nine. He wore a brown tie with orange col ored spots.
 He wore a brown leather belt with a white enameIed buckle. His hair His teeth were good and his hands were very soft, as though he had done little nahuaI labor. His cheek bones were very prominent He had never been seen before in Milford and hun dreds of residents of Milford who viewed the body were unable to iden- ti9y him.
 The description of Crones as for
 
 -warded by the Chicago police depart ment to the local police authorities was as follows: Age 25 to 27s weight 160 pounds; height five feet seven inches: stopped broad shoulders; black curly hair; scar over right eyes prominent cheek bones and wore a light green fedora hat. He also wore d dark overcoat.
 Sheriff Mallory reported the .sinai- 1arity in the description to Detective SergE Edward O. Cronan this noon and word was forwarded to the police authorities at Chicago. Medical Fix aminer ". J. IT. Fischer has ordered Undertaken Smith to hold the body until the arrival of the Chicago po- lice official. Should it. be proved that the body is not that of Grones it will be inferred at the expense of the town of Milford
 In the description of Crones sent out by the police ofsGhicago, those of other cities were notified that Crones, because of his knowledge of dyes and chemicals would be likely to change &D,a x.r1r1r-s <.f Efss 11z4v 2