Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 7, 1888 · page 1

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THE LOCAL BRIEFS.

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For M. h Nov» MM
warmer. lair to partly cltuatly weather.
with vatiehl winila. followed by rain or
~m.

nigh tide tomorrow 7.37. low tide
12.88.

Sun river 0.18 a. ”on; ten aria 5.51 p. m.

Jarvia Pulley of Danburr. her been
ground a ”33......

~Plairted' r Bonaparilla only The:

Joe Iaipuik will more outoi his office
in Gun Bilaer' a Barber ”chop on the l5ili.

Ila. Wm. Scottof Greenwich, Conn. ..
b. have vlitiug her alert-r In. Wm.
Wilkins.

liar Emilia Hairball of Bay Port.
Conn. la the II“ of bli- Violetta Wilo
kinr ’oI on. any.

—Shad at 'Bemaon’a mnurkrtrthbi week.
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--—Frcrh Porkaud would,»
Bayao’market. ‘
Ofllcerblwoodarreatedaman yer-
terday in thoD. dzN. depotinthebor-
oughformaltrcatiugadog, ’ '

The meadowr near FortJ'oiut, Bart
Norwalk. caught fire I‘ Mt from a
posing train and burnt over.

Some of the membera of the South
Norwalk bare ball term are on the
grenade Ibir afternoon practicing.

William B. Lockwood rent his two
horror to Fleeth yeaterdry to get
them in trim for the racealhe coming
rearon. ‘ '

—Fatbera and lfothero read your acne
and tern to Iiortin’r Shorthand
rchool. No. 4, Genetic Building.

Lockwood a Aiken—"of the borough
have moved into the atom next dow to
We Candy Manufactury on Main
atreet.

TheFiret National Bank oi this city
and the Norwelk National Bank are now
deporitoriea of the public money of the
nation. _ __

-Salt Pork, 10c lb., at flayei’ market.

Hire 0. 8. Stow, who haa‘beeu spend—
'ng the past seven monthr in thia city.

 

 

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thin city .
dayo III Ihia city.

and SI. each, at Bayer market.

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relied at follows:
den 1.

war cb-eted.

ahorthand that be will be obliged to add
more ovate to hie achool.

 

of coal for Dir. Berna.
it meeting of the Pine lelend Cemetery

 

Nothing ha been heard from the two
.boya who left Bart Norwalk Sunday.

Sallie.

ichool of Shorthand and Typewriting.

.Tltecpening of the Y. II. C. A. gym-
narium. lionday evening, drew numberr
of young people of the city there and
increored the liat of membIr-I.

The work of capturing the men who
act fire to three building-in this city,
haoheen placed in the hands of Chief
Volmer. who in doing his beet to appre-
hend the culprito.

It in reported that the Rev. C. It.
Selleck hauleaaed his school huiidinga
on Eeot avenue to a gentleman from the
Hadron River region. who will at once
ertablivh a military achool here. —Gazete.

Laat night at b o 'clock Officer Hedden
arrested Oscar Cargue for drunkennem
and breach of the peace. He was fried
before Judge Knapp this morning and
fined 82. 00 and corn. in all 36. 92. Being
unable to pay be war rent to Bridgeport.

 

 

 

 

—W. J. Marvin will add 12 more Mia
to hie school at Room 4 Gazette B‘id’g.

There seems to be much ill feeling he-
twceu two local sporting men on ...e
question of who were: the neat boll
dog. The dot" late had several battlea

 

.‘c’ seem to be pretty evenly luatoh'
.The portage have arranged for a fight
tome time thie week on Woodward ave-

Tbe annual muting of the Fire Police one

will be held thia evening dicere will
be elected and important business will
batten-acted. .

-—Special rate at J. W. & ILS. Smith’-
of Jacketr, Newndrketr and Dolmane
will he continued for oncthhd cont mi.
til all are cold.

Ofliccr Hedden arrested a man for
drunkennerr last night. Hedden aayr
the prisoner pretty nearly broke hie.
(HeddenHlngera.

~The Famurr Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’- old ataad.

the Hamilton will go to Bridgeport to-
morrow to attend a meeting at the City
Hotel for the purpore of organizing a
otate bare ball league.

——J. W. & H. 8. Smith will offer to
the public epring Jacketa of tho lateet
style. all wool. for $.75: thia ia leeethan
half their actual value.

Thomar Hyde of Bart mliorwalk wither
toeaythattthemBydaof the borough
who had the fight on Iain street Satur-
day, ie no connection of hie.

Weheardofayoungmaeinthiacity
lartuifltbwltohluthooyatwburineao.
who intrude be (“married arroauea
hiaoyaterrgrowlargeeuougbtorell.

The water main on Bigli atreet.
borough. berm lart’ night and flooded
the haremcnt of Selleck Brother’ogro-
ceryatore.auddid couriderahle damage.

 

 

 

 

Thin evening the Irdical
Annotation will meet with Dr. DeWolfe
at the hoopltal in that city. A number

of phyaiciaao from thiotown will attend.

'l'tiaelectrie lightpolenear lirvba
Brc’a. ruirewaa takendownthirmorn-

inginordertemakewayforGeorge

Lockwood’a heme thatir belugmoved
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I". A. Williams of New York. the
electrical expert of th: Daft Electric
Railroad and biotin 00., is in town. The
Company has seven electrical street
Railroads running in full operation and
meeting with great concern in the follow-
placer: Baltimore, MIL, Loo. Augelor.
Cab, )iaurlieltl,0hio. Aebury Park, N.
J., Ithaca, N. Y., Baotou. Pa. Pitt-burg,

a.

Theelection of officers at the cocoa
hodnmrmcuingofthco. W. H. a L.
Co. Holiday night creme to have canned
a great deal of aatirtaction among the
boyr. One of the moat highly compli-
mentedotiicerrir Burner 8. Batch, ea
foreman. Horace will fill the poritimr
with theutmort of hiaebility.
well liked by the memberr and will
make a good foreman.

” Um Dow- ” To-Iig‘lad.

 

Thie evening at luric Hall the Dalyr
will appear in the extravaganzr,“Upeide
The Portland Transcript eaya:
"Portland theatre woe full laet night and
the large audience war welt pleated with
the entertainment. The play entitled

Down.”

Upride Down’ aflorda the Daly brother-

terqueactorrontbertage. LizzieDeri-

again to-night.”

Prompt Pay-rout.

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Meditative-rot.

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Louie Aldrichia visiting relativee in

limb. “.W KauderI ir ”mending I few

~lard in 5 and lb pound pm Mic

, lk’. Emily Pard'w’r ruler. liary A.
Dowd. who it rtopping with her it Very

New Haven 8.1196-

In ill! borough election thI on Dan-
bury yeaterday. the democratic ticket

«W. J. larviuw to meeting With ouch
grand ouccerr with hie evening clear in

The liabel Williamr, 1'. canal um, I.
at J. H. Perrio’a dock with a large cargo

Amharic yrill he held Friday evening
Ila council chem

The boat they took belonged to John

——W. J. liartlh-wautorix youugledieo
audaix yoopgmrntoatteudhlrevening

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plenty of chancea to work up late of fun-
ny things. 0! count) the Dalya Introduce
couriderahle gymuaatic buainaw, which
irdono' In the moat brilliant and ouappy
way. The circur aaneia voy livelyaod
many original eituatione are introduced.
Thomao Daly ie an accomplished comedi-
an and Daniel Daly one oi the beat gro-

our Daly la a pie-ring ringer and actreeo.
Frank Livingrton’ a balancing' It first rate.
The otherr oi the company are well up
‘ in their parte. The play will be given

Joaeph Leipnik te- day paid lira. Sarah
T. Starlet S800, theemouut due her from
the Metropolitan Life luourrnce of New
York by the death of her heeband. John
J. Seeder. llr. Leipulk rant proof of
and received the check

JmphETwIehellwill
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" , ‘ of (Innovation. ti. A..\B..atBobcrt0
The Young flan’r Prohibition club Tyler hall in Hartford. tkir waning.

“amoral-at lighter bellow Department Commodaannomew
MM. and Ill“. Chaplain-WM Andaman.

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SPHFEII‘ \IFRDER TRIAL.

B13 Wl'l'lm Ol' Tllll lu‘llldll
Tlifl'fllfl' AOMII‘I‘ acumen.

Schoelo Bald tho “ll-”Id l’olloh law had
Ought to he Killed.”

Lattrra Showing That Schaolo Know
Wh‘ Ila War About. ‘

The court opened prompt it two
o‘clock again yraterday afternoon.
Scheele rat in the priaoner'a box looking
rather nervoer and anxious Vflro.
Scheelo w-oi not to be acre in court.
The jury is the mint intelligentdot oi
man that haveaat in ajury box for a
long time. The court room war full,
New Canaan and Somali III-ll repu-
rented.

The firot witueaa called yeeterday after-
noon warEzra Hall. who notified that
he met Couotablc Drucker at Jurtice Silo
limau'o, and at Drncket’o requeat went
to Schoole'r houae with him. They were
accompanied by Gilbert Stevetir. ’and
William Brant. They were In Inlrizll
and overtook Thomro Freeman who get
In the sleigh and went with them.
When they got within a short diutauce
of Scheele’ohoure. they got out of the
rleigb and went into the yard. He saw
Scheele at the window with the gun. and
inaninetant it warfired and Drucker
threw up bio error and said. “Brautie‘,
I'm that." and fell down. He then ruahv
ed to the front door and raw Scheele
nauding at the heed oi the ataira.
Some one called to him. “look out.
you’ll get that.” The witueer atepped
back and new hire. Scheele on the rtairr.

e told her to open the door. She raid
he couldn’t pa it war nailed up. He had

bunt open the door. Hear-l on: or
two report-I of piolul alter he got in; ask:
ed where Scheele war and one said she
didn't know, go up stairs and see. He
found Sober-III upeIain on the bed.
The gun he ohot Drucker with was in an
adjoining room. Here the gun was pro
duced and indent-lied by Ihe witness.
He raid there were nocapi on it when he
found it. A hammer, e hatchet. a dirk
and a revolver were ehown witness. and
were indennfied by him eeheing found
by him in Scheele'e house. He went in
to the room where Scheele was and raid
to him. “Do you know you have killed
Drucker?" Scheele arid he did not care
a d—m if he had. lie then Ive-III down
ataire where Druckcre body was!
on the ground Druckcr w "I. "‘38
Witueea told Freeman “$19.1
as Scheele had wok—-
hOd never heard '
threata' against Drucker.

Upon cram examination Ill-9 witnrm
war naked about how many tum-e Sou—l2
allot himself. and he said there was one
bullet hole In his temple and threw in bio
left side. He found the revolver in the
bed under the bed quilt. near Sheeie'a
left bad. There was one cIrtriIlgv in
it. He found a club down stairs (15.6le
the sofa. Witness Ieeiilied to taking a
charge out of the gun yesterday moro-
iug by order oi the States attorney. 13
that were produced that were taken out
of the gun. Witness mid that Sheele
lattice the bed very quiet. and did not
teem angry when he w. nilnle) thereoni.
Witness had arrested Scheele twice him-
relf.

Mary Baozheu teelified that I'll?
raw Drucker and Slovene come into
Scheele'e yard,end raw Drucker go up to
the door. and in a little while pull a
pistol out of bio pocket and say "I've
got a pistol too." Saw them go away
again, and raw Scheele open the window
upetairr and ark Drucker in German Ii
he wanted anything more. After they
had gone away heard mime one nailing
up the windowo and new a pane ui‘ glare
broke out of one window. and saw a
hand pick out the broken fragments.
Would not awear whose hand It vine
Saw Drucker, Stevens, ny-tlrl. Hull and
Freeman when they came back again.
Heard report of the gun and new Druck-
cr when he threw up his hands and fr“.

‘Upon croar I-xaminetion she Mid Ilie
beard Drucker ear the that time became
thathe wanted to get in. Did not hear
any other wordo. only or all his having a
pirtel, too, until Scheele raked in
German if he. Drucker. wanted anything
more.

Dr. Bron-on teatiiled that be war the
medical examiner of New Canaan. and
that he made an rumination of Druct-
er’e body. aoeirted by Dr. W. C. Burke.
Theytook twelve ehot out of the left
aide of the body on a line with the left
nipple. Five oi them were taken out of
the heart. Shot were ehowu and wit-
near raid he believed they were the ones.
Two abet went through llltt heart.
Canto of death we the shot in the heart.
Thought death’ would occur in about
live miuotaa onion from tech a wound.
[in war called to are Sober-lo meme day
a’t'ld found hill lying on the bed wound-
ed. Bireyeawarecloaedaud hie pulre
at 1”. Saw him unlit two or three
dayr afterwardo. Red but very little
nearer-alien with him. Two or three
oflhcohotlllotworolullrucker'e body
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y;fi?,t‘;fi:;;.i:’,§;?: mmweele told him they wanted

WIN find it to your z-Idteflew Canaan like they hung
any "on of the our, no

Robert C. W Wthathe
raw tin body ofDraebrrwbro ltwaa

with Dutch! worm m. btrnuao
Dmckenald "Brandt. you'll have to go
with me, at i have been down there and
do
they drove up the road, wlteeaa raw
Sohaelc at thewindum and thrnaaw
him go away again When Drucker
not wiihin about fifteen loot of the house
Scheele ruddeuly appeared at the win-
dow mill, Still fired the got! through it.
Dutch! threw up Mr bondr and void,

'llraetle I'll! abet" and fell down. “all

”team on a run for the home.
told to him "Look out. you’ll
that!" Witneot than unhuttoued
rucker'r coat and took a revolver out
of bio hip pocket, and then helped put
him in the rleigh. Dmcker juat grouped
as he waa put in the aleigh. Witueae
then went back to the honor, and found
Scherlr lying onahvd letkrrocuI-ip-
rtoit'o. Wilbert mined at Munich
home with him cloud on until be war
landed in Bridgeport. Be row a win-
dow with a pane of glare broken out of
it through which Schools put the gun.

Upon crorr examination he raid he
heard reverel other their in the home
after Drucker wer abet. Did not think
Scheele took any rim with the gun.

lte-direct.— Witoevr arid he had band-
led a gun in the army and the mean he
did not think Scheelo took aim war he:
cacao he wrote clear. it war only occur
eary to point the gun at him and fire.
Witneee bad a orientation with Scheele
audbeaaid to Scbeele “What made you
ohoot Dmcker 2‘" , Sebeele answered that
he dId not know and did not care. New
Cannon was better pli without him. The
d—nd Poliah Jew had ought to he killed.
Scheete told witneaa about tome trouble
he had With Druckcr in clinging tociety
some yearn ago, and aloe told him about
Dmcker arresting him before and taking
his vinegar and cider away. and driving
through the village with him in a buggy.
with the top down to show that be war
arrested.

Francis 1'. Heuford testified that he
had knuwn sch? 'ele about I y 'll'. He
went with Drucker on the lolh oi
December to arrest Schecle and aeorch
hie house for violating the liquor law.
Drucker arrested Scheele and placed him
in witnesses charge while he went up-
stairs and searched. Scheele wanted to
get In bion,"droom while Drucker was

ur “‘ itneaa would not let him get

 

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Judge Torrance warned the jury about
talking or reading about the cane, and
the court adjourned until this morning}t
at 10 o 'clock, eharp. .
Court upeuud at 10.10 this II. III. M'E. ,
Scbeele sat beaide her husband to the
prisoner’s dock.

Otto ii. Clone of Stamford was the
first whom. He testified he was a;
teacher of languages. A paper war pro. :
duced which war found in the priooner’a
bureau drawer. lockwood. count! for
defence objecwd to in being produced in
evidence. Objection rurtaioed. The
paper was not read but war ruppored to
be in relation to Scheele rhootiug bim-
aelf. and to show he Intended to commit
the deed when he wrote the letter.
Oflicer Brant war recalled and teatified
that he recognized a letter which was
prod . hire. Scheelo handed it to him
the day ehe warto be taken to Bridge
port. She obtained it from a bureau
drawer in the houee, thought it was on
the 2nd day of February.

OttoB. Claaatook theatandagaiuand
teatifiedav toaletterbeaaw for theiirat
time two weekr ago Sunday. He trans—
lated it then and reoogniud the traurla-
tion new. Objected to by Lockwood.
Objection overruled.

Officer Brant Iertifled that be new the
letter in the drawer on Friday after the
Weduerday Drucker war rhot. Did not
write the letter while Brant was in
charge of him. The reaaou be found it
was brcauae lire. Scheele rent for wine
money the had in the drawer. She and
when the gave tip lettera to him that
they were no good new ae it was his
teatameot before he that “lento."

Otto ii. Cleataaid be recoguired letters
that were produced or the cunt he traur-
Ieted and read the do lettera following:

Imus Witn'l'll to how roux mm
tenure.

lf 1 should indeed forget myu-lf an to
be torn away andeommit an act of m
range, the» i will announce to the en-
tire world that i have not to do with
human being- but with frontier. and
that with ouch who are capable of doing
anything. Our iovtance who in the
whole world could find a Germ ring-
ing rociety would for their Chrirtmaa
(arrival have decorated it with a Pclivh
Jew. 'Iuen meat the whole world be
nailed with boardo and it it the truth.

Oneof three Germans. a arrange feb
low (made here). h the coal abovelvi’o
tailor. William L Schmidt. Be iarlorn
from the abovvlto a tailor. alert the
PO"? people notblug more natural.
bloat he alto go with the water will”,
for i: it only in New Canaan can taller.
end there were the water make to take
away the vinegar barrel. There it to
alaonoaiettonarheotoene of them a

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., WWEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.1888.
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I Wish that yum children remain healthy
and m. try that you can later full“ I. II
reward when they are grown up.

Jaeoa Mutt.

um wnmmuonmtm liven.
My Mend Godfricd: lhava ended my
life. and therefore ark you if you can do
romething for my. wife do it. You will
hear everything. i could not need it
any more. I thought it would be the
heat. I would not allow thir dog’r soul
to take any revenge on me. They ahall
3% hell. lwill aloe have colander
the uewapapare he too aharp tell
them the whole rtory. A greeting to;
Gottfried' a wife and children. Farewell
and remain healthy.
Jacoa Senate.

LII-roe Anemone To Kennett.
Dear Friend: the not mourn. I die
for a good canoe. Be merry at the fun-
oral and play a game of pinoele. Wirely
lived and happily died and to the frontier
vpoilt there game take care of my wife.
Should the newepupere be too rharp
agaiurt me an I would at leaot ark that
one of you pour out for them clear wine.
Jacon Senna
Farewrll all and do what you can for
my wife.
Izmu anonasszn ‘ro JOHN admin.
1 am writing to let my ‘life for New
Canaan. Parbapr there it next year
liceure. and ark my frieudr that they do
care for my wife as much ar rtando in
their power. Jacoa Scum
[Ontbeolhereideofthepagawae
written read at once to Mr. German]

m ADDRESS” TO THE WORKISGIZN.
Workingmen: At lint. at first. the fan-
atics for we had 30 years ago better
timer than now. Then we had not
many water cranks.

God given or our free will. Thin
miserable crowd will command, there-
fore stand firm and tend the ruecala lo
the other world as l have done. Then it
will be better for echouls tbt'y have not
had for that reaaon. The Prieata have
the upper hand in thin nation.

Jacob SCBZILE.

.Kirk of the New Canaan Mercen-
ger vand Charler Greibie corroborated the
testimony oi the witnelleo yeaterday.

Cbrrler Greible teattfied that Scheele
rpoke about leaving town. and he would
like to get equare with Louis Drucker,
Theodore Hawley and 1-HT. Sanford.

The prooecutiou lht n rested. :

The lint witm'tl for the deienee war'
Juettce Silliman nf New Canaan. who
began by giving an account of the trial

of Scheele for violation of the liquor ”is?“

law Fnaenrlen ohjectI-hl and “18.ng
ourtaineil his objection.

Charter Gebruien of this city testified
that he had known fiche-ale about two
years and that he had a very bad temper.

William hieraenburg Ieetilied that

about three years ago Scbeele got very

angry in hie place over agame of pea-
knuckle. lle rolled up his eyev and
wanted to fight. 5,

AH o'clock the con I took a receea
for dinner.

Attorney Lockwood is trying to show
that Scheele Ieinaane but his first wit-
neeeee We re not very effective.

Meeting of the Evangelical Alliance.

Thie evening the managerr of the
South Norwalk branch Evangelical Allio
once will hold a erecting in the chapel
of the Congregational Church. A full
atlendaucc' Ir derired.

The “South Borwallt Petition.

The Gazette rryr that on Thurrday ”‘9

Senator Plait prevented to the Senate,a
long petition from the working hatterr
of South Norwulk. ao fellowe;

l have received certain resolutions of o

the Bat Makers’ and i-‘iniahera' Aeeociao
tion of Connecticut, which. while they
are oddremed to the Senatore from Con-
necticut, teem to me revolutions which
rhould properly be addreraed to the Sen-
ate. They are protecting against any rec
ductiou of the duty upon manufactured

beta. whether wholly or partially mauu- .

factored. and aoktng that the duty be in-
crcared. They are workmen who are
engagini in tin manufacture of halo. I
ah that the reIIoluIIoIIr may he received
and referred to the committee on fi-
nance.

This petition woe reinforced by the

Milla billreduciug tariff duticaon hate. u

The Jeanie ooharn care.

Courier Lame of Donbury m" be in-
dicted on the conic-rich of ' George
Brena. which means him with the
death of Jennie Osborn at Baotou. Pa.
Shedied or the melt at malpractice.
Event will appear an otato‘r evidruce. .

The new combination of Smart Weed
and Btlladeuoa.aaeard in Carter’rllaok-
ache Platter: baa proved to be one of the
but that could bcmadc. Try ourof

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