' mot sum, or Norwalk. was ar—
rested yesterday en‘s body writ in n
spit tor $2.000 tor slander. the com-
plalnant burg Frank 3. Belleck. who
hoards at 11 Bastard place. South Nor-
walk. The writ. drawn by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Joesph R. Taylor. was
lefldti by Deputy Sheriff F. 8. Lyon.
whotooklhohdotdz.m tor Selleck's
appearance in the common Pleas Court
thelratTuesday in liarch. tract the
detendant’s tether. eaJelectman Cap~
lain isaac collect.
it appears that last Thunder alter-
noon Prank Balloon went to the real-
merit-s1 lisrycoolt'e. at 11 Ban-
‘ford place. wherehls cousin. lira.
Prank Clark. had been boarding. del-
leek inquired oi’ Ira. Cooke it his eons?
in was there. and minimum! that
eho and her hunlinntl had moved that
day to Stratiord. select then asked
if. lire. Cooke’s daughter. Illa. was at
home. and! was told ”80:” that she
would not he in until evenmg. Selleck.
ltil sliced by Ira (ionke. then in-
viredliahdoonldllleah toherona
all private nature. ills re
“granted. lntl then Solleck
it
I“!
. .b in “w
with film W ills Cooke and two
or her boarders. itanrr Baldwin end
lites lilonie lrene Hoyt. being present
on that occasion.
Aldrin: the conversation Selleelt is
nlltxed to have mid; ”filled in mar—
ried; lam not mistaken; he is 3 mar-
ried man and i can prove it. He mar-
ried a girl some time ago and lived
in New Canaan. and had two or three
childres_and now supports them. i
know lir. Belleclt. and i know he in a
married man. He is a bad man
around the women. "
Alter Belleck had tiniehed making
his statement. the Cooke family and
boarders remonatrated with him and
said he must be mistaken. Sellatk
then left the house. being accompanied
by lir. Baldwin. who told him that he
ought not to make such neettaatlons.
Sellack said: "You don't know him; he
is a married man and alter every wry.
man he sees.”
The prosecution it is said. have the
allidavlta oi the boarders to these facts.
and promise to make it interesting for
the defendant Seller-k when the ow
comes to trial. llr Seller-Lt the man
who is accueed of these terrible things
by the other fielleek. states that he has
not even an acquaintance with him.
and why he should have tlrculated the
entries regarding him. which are utter»
ly without foundation. he says. in more
than he can underlined.
A representative of The ileutinel tu-
terviewed the lectured this coming
He did not lean to hate any aerimva
Indra as to the outcome of the case lie
said he could easily prove any remarks
hehldtaade. lldthat mentheuthey
weranototaaiaaderousnatnre ltr
lielleeh is inclined to the belief that the
arrest leasehemeioeatort homey. lie
declined to Knish any statement con
earning the ease. preterrill to let the
facts come out in apart.
W mam Degree.
linller chapter. I. A. ll. held a rig.
elnr collocation tart night and "KP
lured the Royal Arch degree. imty
tiraad High Priest Aoet. or readout
lpriags. was armani. ”there were also
W in attendance inns Wash»
lepton theater. at Small. and Adams
shaptsr. at New your city. After the
m then was betcha-elites m a
imitation. which was thoroughly en-
m
“flu”
Th Di!” NO. ”I“ club and lie
filmwamrlher report
‘ ”W1. With:
New York. January 24. ms.
lir. timers Ii. loss. Dear din-We
raarat toaagthat we have no addition-
al statistics hearlna upon the trunnion
as row or not“ per cent. oi the
menwhaeaiarhndaamilieiali tolue-
oeed.‘ This statement has heretofore
been characterised as faulty and mis-
leading. and Bradetreet'a has as ire»
quentiy dlaavowed any responsibility
for or connection" with such a state-
ment. itleemstoheaoaae.howeler.
ot truth's leaden heel omitting it to
succesley overtake error’a fast-drills
teet. I send you by this mail a copy
of liradstreet’a containing an article
on the meanings or failure statistics
Yours very truly.
JOHN GREENE.
Editor in Chlei.
i send you the original herewith tor
obvious reasons. and under separate
cover 1 send run the copy of Brad-
ltreet's. The Bradstreet company
claim that their analysis of credits and
iatlures has evoked mach interest alike
among business men and economists,
and that such analysis has no counter-
part for accuracy and eflciency; there-
fore there is no reason in going beyond
Bradstreet’s. tor the claim made by
them is not to be disputed by good
judges.
While there are enormous numhenr
ol failures. yet the Bradstreet canna—
ny estimate that 16 at least out of ev-
ery hundred succeed. and that in it-
sell would seem to settle the statement
made by the Rev. lir. Karaoagh that
94 per e'ent. of men who have started
in business tail.
There are hard times and hard
hooeka club for every business man
without havl' it mid to him that his
chaneudlurlmmwoniy lveor six
percent. Thaehaneeaotaman suc—
ceeding in ”on no lrstoclaas. The
primary mot hotness embarrasv
“ally.” torth is the
'a lent you and it
the young bust-
plnl to him.
the‘ business
any-ma than we are go—
demnltian how-wows."
.7. . .W I. noun.
«w .._.
Iarvedhytha 'omaa'a latte! tlorpa
1W hat. .
The Woman's belie! corps of Birk-
ingham post held a sewing meetina
yesterday afternoon. which was fol-
lowed by a teuocent supper at 5:30
o'clock.
The supper was all and more than
could be expected and reflected much
credit upon the committee who served
it. which included the iollowing meta»
bers of the corps: Mrs. Ann ('antleld.
Mrs. Sarah i'psou. Mrs. Clarissa Betta.
lira. Ella Paulds. and Mrs. Rose line-
kins.
The corps has decided to hold these
meetings preceding the supper for the
public twice monthly. on the mom
and iourth Tuesday afternoons of the
month.
“Mullen“
ii in aairl that the llell Inland bridge
will be iurther tilled in this sprina.
leaving only a spare large enough for
a tide gate. The resldcnts of the is-
land have agreed to this project and
have contributed in a loud to t‘tilil‘
murder the work. and the seintmen. it
is expected. will make an appropriation
oi will). The bridge will be entirely
done away with. and instead ot the ow
rightly marsh now in evidence at low
water. there will be u inutllol ptmd.
liodley It. lloyl will do the were at
lllllug.
m.»W.W
lorwalh's Mia Paper.
"it. is Iillpt’liilllfl how mnny’pwtrplr
read The Sentinel.” remarked n lion
mall than. yesterday. Continuing. he
said: "i wait in a lrtdley car the other
evening. just as the factories were
closing {or the day. and noticed that
nearly every wager was gleaaiaa
the local laminae from The lienih
nei. 0n the railroad trains l have am
lined the altar thing. which proves
conelnaiVely that The iientlael is the
favorite paper at the Norwalks."
“WWI-ll.
’l’hs lame-e flown decided in it"
“sees yesterday in layer or the allel—
ton street liailwsy my in the
appeal at the t‘srnsolidated road from
the decline at .latlpe George w.
Wheeler. which gave the my the
right to eateatl its line item more
to l’nradise Green. dimmed. where it
will team. with the lurks or the
W 'l’rartloa mossy.
“emporium
For the Benefit efthe Young um
Christian Association“
tuxtuuv Wat IEElIlG
Importantlattlrahatldnpdahy the
Whey Decide to Give a
MWath
Madam“.
The Ladlea' auxiliary oi the Young
lien'r Christian allociltion held its
regular business meeting ymterday nib
ternoon at the rooms in lilleaheth
street. lira. Emily L. Ely. the presi-
dent. occupied the chair.
The meeting opened with the lingo
ing oi "Blast Be the Tie that Binds.”
lira. Ely road a devotional selection
from the book. "With Christ in the
School ol Prayer." by Andrew Murray.
after which she led in prayer.
roll and read the minutes of two for-
mer meetings.
' Miss Belle Donne, treasurer. gave her
report. tollowed by lira. lanes, tor the
membership committee. lira. Lynda re-
ported three applications for member-
ship. lira. Ether Fox. Mrs. Charles
Ferris and Miss Minnie ilnrris. They
were accepted.
it was stated. for the rooms and li-
brary committee. that any games or
books would be thankfully received for
the use of the rooms.
The chairman oi the entertainment
committee. lira C. F. floutweli. hand
ed in her resignation. and live. 8. 6.
Allen was appointed‘to take her place.
llrs. John Cashew reported tor the
flower committee.
The question or advinhlilty ot giv—
ing permission to llias liary Kirby
Jennings to organise a iadies’ physical
culture class, with the we oi the gym-
nasium. was hroqht baton the house.
After the explanation of numerous mis-
understandings on the subject. it was
decided that lies Jenni-p he permit-
4toeunguarded-seem:Intonat-
auxiliary andlhelr doth
tern; the latter to he admitted provid—
ed the aelociatlon gives consent and
with some remuneration to titr- auxil-
iary. lilae Jenningn' terms are an in-
olummrnt to ladies to loin the auxil-
iary. The class will he held on Thursr
day.
it was stated that the comedy.
"show liail." in to be presented for
the benefit of the Young Men's t'hrie-
lion am'iatlou silt-r Lent. at. lioyt'a
Theatre.
J. A. "it‘lliil'tilttln referred to Hem»
tary liatca' rmrmmmuiatiott that tho
auxiliary secure some large ball. per-
haps the Armory. and give a feutival.
in which every church in turn should
be rcprmmml. the festival to continue
several days. idle want-stint: Wan
utluptotl by on album! unanimmtn vote.
and it was narml to carry it into of»
tort alter lent.
The billowing mrnmittw was not
minted to tullt over the runner in the
"Wall! churches and report "where.
when and how" in the estwutlre mtw
mlttwut the mot-ting the m-und
Tuesday in leliruary Auxiliary lire.
it it Mrthmraai. Ilmll’lmlll; lib-s ll.
K. .lcuulngn, Mrs. t'. l”. ihmtweil. lire.
ll. t‘. tlhcrer. lira. John t'ashaw; my
elation ‘J. A. Rit‘ltarrbwln. Victor W.
l-‘errls, Dr. ii. i‘. liberer. William Til},
lor, ll. .l. llrpmm. Victor Bellow-k.
Mr. Richardson read the ache-rue of
the button armies! tram the report in
yesterday’s iteutlncl and thr- memimn:
showed much interest in the ingenious
plan to add to thr- wrung lit-it‘s t'hris—
tian minim moraine-hip.
it was voted to give a tausirul eater-
tainment fiaturday niaht. February l2.
in ”on": Theatre. and nonw- e-srelleni
rutholvtown talent. was promised for
that «evasion. darting min-rs it is en-
pertetl that the Volvo: liars ithlntina
Ammunition anartrttr oi initial-port.
will take part.
The chairman of each «Hamill». was
splattered to take charge at the ”title
class supper for one math.
lir. itirhartlatm stated that he had
mend an eahryabie pmgrnluaw luv
the reception in the aenrwiatltm ram
for Fromm.
Wham,
William ll, Armed. Wat steppe»
latetuieat oi the John "emit idle
lneuranre cdtapany. has that meme
bout a cert-rel rlnya' business trip to
Boston. lie um that he has
been "unnerved In Providenre. where
he will have charm of the large at.»
in that city. llr. Arnold will more,
Miss Laura Duty. secretary. called the '
. these ladies to
luncheon at
oncars oi the not other Bridgeport
clubs which Wood the Central
club In April. entitle members at the
women's stalled-E all. The un—
trai ciahhashedtyesood fortune to
secure an gulls whoaor. llrs. Ellen
Illeorotin. tolthe Goose's!
in twder to he Norwalk. Ira.
Newklrk has musty consent-
ed to sing at the reception.
and to. Wood
will play.'l'he . table at the ball
will he ' by lire. 8amnel
Richards Weed lira. James Law»
and vice regent
ofthe D. AJL. memhersotthe
Central club. the ont-ot-town
guvatahaveto early.thehour for
the mule-s all at z: 30 and
In Hamlin will probably speak at
t. The Friday . Paragraph.
Woman's and terary clubs and
the llorwalk t) A it. are in-
o'... o. a...
tnlned. tulle. thq e out at n. as
the ill not permit of
it. ltisesnretae‘mmh regret that
lirnllohleissoiil
herhad. lull. , (er vice presi-
denhwillprealda ' hnslneasmeet-
im-
“huhmnm Drill
“mm
Company D. . regiment. C. .\
6.. of South limit. will live a bean
bake and “charm night at the
rename at the hut in the Armory
ii. a a the
hatchet has been hurled. and smoke
iron the pipe of peace will be blown
in clouds through the air.
Perfect harmony reigns in the mm-
pany under the tapllltlry of l-‘rrderick
A. Hill. who in wooded by first blew
tenant it. 0. (turmoil and Second Lieu
tenant Charles ii. "shoe. The roto-
pany bids fair to train the bead oi the
lie! before the end of the drill rennin
through the alarm of ill ofllcers. nun-
t-nmtnleeitmnl «tutu-rs and privates.
it had been stagnated that. aside
from attending drills. to school ot tn-
structlon once a work would be a grant
lhlnx for the non-commissioned "Dr-err.
who could attend. bringing thorn in.
anther m that they mold understand
each other and Unfit as a unit.
The company is upon to receive now
then who would like the honor of serv-
ing three years as National Guardr-
men. A member has a chant-e to
work himselt up by ottendina drills
and mailing the hllllkw'l a windy .til
who call should Miro tin- rudimmta or
military lite. The ”travel is simply at
police: of the little. it) be t'itlifli up!!!
when the local police and she-rill: are
powerless to handle certain clasm til
Willie.
illd memlwrrs M the company are m.
trivially invited in paltry the umpltaltly
ut t'urnpany It. Friday night. and inllt
over its future.
o... mm-......u.... W cm
lhors Property chums Ileana
t' ll. ilelityn. M ”rubbery. has our
channel the limit: inlay s i'o.'s lot.
mlitriniug his summer residence at
Pine Luke. and will have the cellar
lust mmpletssl then- hy t‘oatrartor
Ilndluy I. iioyt Mil-d in. Hr. lit-Klyn
also purchami a. it Wilson's property
at the lIrlgr. and will. it is said. have
the inner and burn but down and his
lawn "tended to it > rm, A great
impairment will u. newton» prob
rrty by these rhaanra
«as. "W ....... .
Walled:
Nest ”and” Matti. Rev. J. ii. llal‘
lantlne. who amt serersl years to
invite. and ran nasal: trot- permasl es»
perieaee sad alternation. will give a
lecture. illustrated with wane *th
one simian views. at the depth
limes": baptist ehwrrh This leetwre
will he instructive see entertaining
salt is one at a saris- et plea-at «on»
his! the pasta oi the thatch is pins
loan to dive deride the rest or the
”baseman-m
r. l. hmhlev.d§arwste.haeea-
EATESTNEWSBY llBE
Trial of Capt. liodgtlou, of lien
Haven, on Charge of Arson.
manhunt HIE out
he Data-as 'lryingto lhow that he is
lot Altogethsrlonnd [anally—
A Iiddlatown Ian llopea
with his Adopted Daughter.
——-—--——s
to? Annotated PreasJ
Kew Haven. Jan. 26.—The trial of
Captain George it llodgdon on a
charge alleging arson to the attempted
burning 0! the Toutiu hotel, was re.
sum in the Superior . Court this
molding. The proceedings in the case
were delayed owing to the presence oi
the grand jury. which was summoned
to consider the case of Edward A. Dull.
who shot'and killed his wife and moth-
er—inolaw in this city a week ago. it
was ”:23 when the iiodgdon jury was
called and amber delay followed. Jo-
seph 1.. Barbour. chiet of counsel tor
the Menu. had not arrived. He reach-
ed the county building at ”:35. how-
ever. and explained that his tardineae
was due to the necessity 0! getting a
shave.
The trial then went on.
h'rederit. It
Cooke aeii-eouteaaed lirehug. who
occupier! stand yesterday alter-
noon. tailed. and State Attorney
Williams resumed his questioning. The
prosecutor devote! his attention to the
amount of money W and spent
‘ by Cooke on the‘night oi the tire and
theronlter. The withers told oi his to
tal funds. his items of expense and his
balance and his figures balanced with
the total that mm follow alter the
amount alleged to have been paid ny
Captain liaigtlou. and Cooke's expen-
ditures had been accounted for. Alter
admitting that he had been known in
Springfield as Frederick English.
Cooke was handed over to exfipeaker
Barbour. who went at him in cruel-ex-
' aminatlon.
The detense almost immediately rca
vealed one oi their parlance. when llr.
Barbour began a series or daestions
that “it to permit the inlerenee
that Cooke was not alttmether atmep
mentally. The attorney attacked
ttmke's memory. made him admit that
it was pawn. drew from him the infor—
mation that his none had been broken
three times and that hill bead had suf-
let-ed as mmult. and put to him queu-
tion» that "Milt'nlly caused the wit—
nose to take rcttge behind the "I don't
recollect. "
lmavanroan mam
John 'ard. or willows. Ionnd
Ovartor Aaranlttng his Wits.
lllddietown. boon. Jun zit—«John
Ward. who murdermtsly assaulted hit»
wile yesterday aitcrmm. was below
the [killer court Ibiii morning to alter
wer to a charge alleging assault with
Intent to kill. Judge i'earne found
probably cause and ll’ifllll the primer
over to the Superior "min under
bonds of “Atoll. it» went to jail.
Ward is believed in be imam. but
Judge l'earrle ltmrtd that be mmltl mm.
mil hint to the asylum tor ais mtmihe
"lily. while a higher mutt judge may
make the term of greater length.
Ward adored as an excuse tor his as-
sault that his wife. who is about sis~
ty years or age. was melting nun-u.
lions lmm young men.
”WWW.
Padre-ab. Ky. Jan. 26.- riatn l'. ller~
ry. Ill lliuvmrillr. N. l'.. who . was
written to by the umlettnker in charge
at the body oi the millionaire trump.
Jansen l: berry. writer that he has
Miller m nor MW” in advent]
tor the interment of the tardy of bin
brother. lira. berry is silent and the
body or the noted tramp still remains
starve ground
”gum—W.» feed.» e. .
“humanistic“.
New York. tier. MAW t'arn‘
lanai. who was realm to be elm-tr»
rwtrvl on February 0. was saved lrma
death today by the mom or the M
luvwltlg “Imam: "Alexander (flan
saw-lo arrested; not tell contusion;
have knife with which ltatalle lirtIg~
alo wee tilled: relating on today. Feb
rectal." Permiai. who is a «retire.
weattollalliatoretu tenet out the
mystery of the hllilna at Breanlo.
ltlddletuwa. (idea. Jan. “.mllrhaei
lawler. the wrestler. who has been
winning treat his house is lllddieleid
has returned sately. it seem that
lawler. alter his horse dropped tired.
made. his way to Durham when he has
since been m with friends.
mumm Mlle-
away hand Girl.
Canaan. Conn. Jan. rem Vll
[leased and Constable m It!
several days hare been searching tor
Theron Dean and his lhyesr-dd adop-
ted daughter. The olllcera ethic that
Dean has sloped with the girl. leaving
a wife and two children deatltote. ml
the man's wife and mother ”Hailed
to the odicers. The pair were traded
to the borne of a friend. where they
spent the night. but have not been seen
since. Dean to a painter by trade and
is 40 years of age. lie ad ..‘ ‘ the
wamovaaa.
98.0.1? 300 '
removed tothsnewhsnh
3.1.3.145. 13:53.“!
to ;mv
mv7l09: 4‘
WANTID. - '
WANTED—4'1)!” or Emir.
can secure board or '
Monroe street. loath
Prices moderate.
girl when she was three years of age.
Dean has a younger brother. who is
now serving a term of lilteeu years in
New York state. having been convicted
oi kidnapping a child some years ago.
W to Box 90 Rounds.
Toronto. Ont. Jen. 26—-—"Kld" Mc-
l’artlnnd and Jack ilanley haw: been
matched to box 20 rounds in this city
February 7. before the Toronto Row-
ing club. George filler will he asked
to referee the trout.
Il'raiua Delayedhy how.
Malone. N. Y.. in. 26«-The heavy
snow storm that began last evening
continues today in the upper part oi
New York state. There in a loot oi
snow now and all trains are delayed.
Killed by anynamita 11pm.
lhlluth. Minn. Jan. 26.—A premature
explosion of dynamite outhe Duluth
and Iron Range extension. north of
Two Harbors. instantly killed Frank
Burrows. Forcmcn Vantlegrift and la-
coho and injured several others.
Attandadthe‘rahndl‘ea.
lire. i. it. Gregory. of Norwalk. was
one oi the patrolman at the Tabard
tea. an incident oi the Yale ".i’rom"
Monday night. Several Norwalk
guests: were presmt. among them llrs.
G. Willie White. “in Jain I. Had,
lilac [amine ii. Woodward. lb Alice
Ii. Cram. Mrs. W. ll. Smith, ll- Pin,
neo. Miss line Curtis. lb Vera Wood.
lites Bra Ferris. ll. kn. hock—
wood.
Dlnghtealolfiam w
The Datghters C the It“ held a
mini at the Berkeley aired chapel lat
lulu. Owing to the atom the attea~
dance was not rely large. Games
were played and refredlmeats served.
and libs: Brig-lute Bietry Clark read an
interesting report from the natiutal
convention of the Daughters of the
King. held at Washington in Novem-
ber. to which bills Clark w a dele-
gate from the sunny at tit. Pnnl’l.
MM”
The l-‘irut liethorliat Eldseopnl church
and congregation will hold a srx'labil
at the parwvnagt- tonight. and an inter-
estina prostratume will be rcndcmi.
Miss Florence llaviinnd. lint. Jame»
Wilden. lint. ilmrge VanMstync. him
i-‘inrcnco Ellcmlori. Ed. Mill. iluburt
Dunning and others are expected in
[mriirip'alf' 'm the programmer The
lair committee appointed by the Carpet
amnion-m will give a detailed repmt
of the fair. All are invited.
Plans on Inhibition.
The plans im- lhe [Irirptllifil new town
hiltitil’ were placed "it enhllriiirm in
Atlanta iiruthers' market window. this
morning. and ultra” general mirth
litilt. (tulle a nrtntp has been atandlnk
in (moi of the wimlnw all day. wow--
lion-e mmaiatlng u! a dozen and then
dwindling down to two or throw.
Another tiara oi Appendieita
Emil imrim'lt. who t‘trllfliit'lli a bur~
lli‘t‘ shop in the interment at the corner
at Wall and Water stratus, was ”pop
alt-ti uprm yesterday by in. Immortier
tor nppmdlt'ltle. Ir. lhrlmvh is in n
wornlorlalrle condition.
widest-dam
t'baries Murphy. who liven in one ut
the Norwalk llillr' inane-t at Winnl
punk. tell and dislocated one oi his
tinge" yesterday alternoon.
Triatrnln d llyatt have an attractive
window display or llamlmg nigim.
The ease or Johanna O’ilrlen vs. ti.
It Wilson a suit over a lwtuadary line.
came up ill the liaperitir t" mart. yesterr
tiny. and is still on trial unlay
mlhrn’i forget the. Poverty Sortable
at Lather ll. Wmht's lint. River
ravine shop this evening. Lots oi
inn. Admission. It mu.
W...
inst-eater Taylor. of Wilton. la til
hialll‘ehastrladtaralehthedlaaaae
‘aoaatohethrwlmhwiththhwthae
lulled. Thistlmehewaalotlwohlag
larit.
WANTED-Girls for general:
work at. once; also a putting
ed tor a young married man
practical ability to keep
and assouw general ears or
man’s estate. Eight yarn
once. Shore Road
Agency.
WANTED—~lv'urnished or partly .,
ninhcd pleasant room tor W
housekeeping by man and Wife
South Norwalk. 1’. 0. BOX “5.
WANTED—Situation to do , ,
housework by two competent I
garian girls. Good cooks lhtl
ers and ironers. Apply to Juli. my
glory. 2 smith street. m
walk. '
WANTED—Everybody to bar
fortune. told free by Queen
and her band of the [out
palmist in this country. A » k
uptodate. Seeltattlerlnlnia'
all the week.
Port SALE—ll! large black harm.
table. as drauht borne. m m
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