\Io‘h‘n B Clapp, the janitor at tho sua- 1
. tlon, Says He Saw That Number in
1. the Wont-bound Depot-No Clue
to the Others.
WilliamC. Moore ,the young man who
was .11 rested Suturcny for being one
1 of a party of 111111-1111 thieves, who rob
ut the westbound istution of the New
York, New Baron and Hartford Roll
road Company, 01’ $105 in bills. was
remanded before Judge Russell Frost,
in South Norwnlk. this morning. At
torney H.E.I1"oiiis appemcd for the
prisoner 11110 11511011 that the time £01
the hearing be set for next Thursday
morning at 9 o‘clock. The request was
granted and 0 bond of $1,000 With pluc-
ed to insure the defendant’s appeur-
once on that (into.
The police have in Moore. 11 11111n who
has 11 long record, and i1: is as black.
according to the New York authori-
ties. as the ace of npudcs. i-lls pio-
t.ure is «in thc. rogues’ gallery in New
York. ‘it has been taken in all mou-
ner of styles. ills photograph was
taken in the police station, S‘ntprduy
afternoon. Yestcrdnyflhicf of Police
Vollmer went to New York. armed
with the likeness. No sooner hud
the eyes of the 1~e1 1.1111111 under 0111)
taln 'l'Ntus. of the Dcicctbc Bureau
glanced on the pioturc than 1111 (1x-
clalmod that ho know who it Wit-1.
Taking. the chief to tho gullory. he
pointed the picturc oui. Sure unough.
it corresponded with the 01111 that thc
chief was in possession of.
“Why. that is William Ely. known as
‘Kid' Ely." said the sergeant. “lie 13
one of the sharpest and brightest pick.-
pockete and bank sneak thieves in the
country:'
Turning to the chief. the sergeant
said thut the South Norwnlk police
did well in capturing such a scoundrcl
111s Ely. He said that they should 1'11:~
celye considerable credit. “Wily,"
that l‘ellow is certainly the brightest or
any we know or and it is 11 wonder to
me that he did not play some kind of 11
trick and get away." said he. “That
the $20 bill was found on lilu person is
11. miracle. He must have thought you
could not apprehend him, or 1111 cer-
tainly would have. eaten thc hill if he '
could not dispose of it in any other
' way."
it has been 11 long time rim 11 ihc lit
tle court room in Soutu Norwnik was
so crowded as it was this morning;
The benches \vcrc packcdihc aisle was
crowded and men and boys chimol'cd
for admittance. Thosc who 1ould 1101
sec from the1 inuidc. whut 111111 doing on
took 11p positions: at. lho sid11 of the
building and peered through tht1 win-
(lows.
With 11 look of shomcfncvdncss the
prisoner madc his way through the
crowd and took a soul opposite lll1'
prosecuting attorney. ”0 almost con-
stuntly kept his eyeu on .l1'11i:.:11 Frost.
At intervals he would turn, 111111 with a
sharp. quick glance. look in thc direc-
lion of the inquisitive spectntors. 1111.
did not say a word. but at iimcs tho1-3
was cuneidolnble meaning in his look
at his attorney.
Owing to the bud (‘llal‘act-u' of tho
man. Prosecuting Attorney .Iosoph R.
Taylor. nukod thatihe bond be fixed
at $1,500. He said that he bud 11 roc-
0rd of the prisoner to 11 curtain 11.1;-
tent. and that It was had. 1111 wanted
the bond high onounh 1.10 11111111 would
be no mistokc. nbont thc dctcudnnt 11p-
poaring on Thursday morning.
Attorney Ferris thought. that the
111nou11t was croonsive. lnuumucl1 11';
the money utolcn did not amount to
over $1051. 111.1 said that tho mnximum
penalty for ouch 11 crime. 1111111 not lo
exceed lire .111an in whom He
thought that the bond should be about
$1,000 and probably the 111'1110111'11' might
be able to raise that amount.
Judge Frost thought that if thcro
was any iikllhood of tho misoncr not
ting the desired bond. that $1.000 Was-
sulilciont. He ‘said that he would
- make the amount 31.000 1111 11111 prose
outing uttornoy suggested. II' Attorney
Norris did not object. The attorney
did object; as he cold no thought the
{other of the young man might be able
to raise the bond.
in an interview with Attorney For-
ris 11111.1 the hearing, be told 11 Semi
nel reporter that Ely. alias Moore was
in communication with relatives in
Masaaohuuettn. and that he cirpected
‘ to hear from the father of tho piisonor
before the day was out.
Although Attorney Ferris would not
, say whether he thought the‘hond could
“ bo‘turnlehed or not. he left the impres-
sion that the amount could be pro-g
cured through the lathe-1 of tho young
11111111. tlhici of Police Vollmor does
not 'putnuy credence In the story con
coming relatives In Massachusetts.
u in rather of the opinion that tho
01111101111 be rained. on is also Prosecut-
11in; Attornoy Taylor.
1 The chief In of the opinion now that
there; were tour in the gang Instead
'0! 111m. at won at first thought. John
113'. Claw. who notifier] the police. also
1.”. thIt there were (0111.. .
iwp'WI-ll f‘hweoping out 111..
, gnu-Wind Within wit 11 three 11.01111
bed Ticket Agent George W Harris, ‘
E 1
' ' parlant By-lh‘w 3111111in ~
At the‘ annual meeting 01 Th Itnoh
” . 01111111; 011111 111111.. Mohuckeln
111111111 evening. he 0110M
are and. Board of tidvcro
ed for the cunning your: -
Pronidhnt-«e—Itiohmd li1 Gui
01'! Were 8180i:
3011
ii Quinton]. "
Governing Committee—411111115 1111111.
on,.lol1n H 11errls. Ilenrdm‘ou Bur-
111111-11. George B. Button and 11011111111 it.
'l‘aylor. ‘
Auditorm losoph i‘ Taylor.
The i'oliowiuu 111111 of Suction 1'1, 111-
‘ tlcio 5, oi the by i11w1.1 allot-1111:.1 moni-
bcrs to invite roslduut guests was re-
pooled: .
“Any-11111111hei' mny 11't0nd vhu
privileges or the club house 11nd
grounds on any duy 111 not more
than three 1111151111s,1'e11idont of the .
towns of Non nik, Damon. New ‘
Canaan. Wilton or Westport, pro-
vidod thc nunlbor accompanies
and remains with such visitor 01'
visitors, but this privilege Lilla” not
be extoudcd so 113 to. permit the
some guent to 1'i..~:.It the club houso
any one month."
This limits the use of the club to
the family of 11101111111111. 11nd lion-roar
dent guests sojourning with them.
EINE N A JUNK SNNP
isadore Alexander Meets with a
' Severe Loss.
1113 113111—161" 1111 111111
The Fire Discovered by Aaron Coburn.
who Gave the Alarm from 8011 2‘0
—-The Loss will be Under $300.
Fully insured.
A fire which originated through some
unknown 1.0111'1'111. t:0111pi1.-tciy gutted ihc
interior of lnltdorc Alcxundcr's 1111111
shop in iiouion utrcct shortly 111‘1111' 1
o'clock this 111011111151. The loss to
rage. l'uru, bottles and old 11011 11111
prolmbly much $75, full) insured. 1.1
will probably cost $1130 to repair the
building.
Aaron Cobui'n, son of Dr. J. Milton
Goburn, was passing lllt‘ place. whun
he sow smoke istuin); through the
crack of tho hour-ls 111' the 1111111. no
ran up the stops 11 riding into tho r1151-
dcncc of Mr. Alcxuinlor, but no founo
all doors incited. No one was at home.
Mr. Alctnudcr bod nirouuy gouo out
on his ringgon to colicct juuit. 111111 1111's.
Alexander in in Now York: the 510111
Willinnl. is 1.1 Illt'llllit‘l‘ of Putnam Host:
Company No. 1. lie 1-1I-a-eps at the limit
neudduurtcrn in Franklin 1.1111111.
Quickly runniur: to rho. born. youut'
Coliul'n poll-11d in 111 glance thut hc
could not 1.111111 miniitlunco. He now the
hint/.1» insidc 11nd know Q1111 lliS 5111'~
1.1111111 11'111'1-1 nonded immediately. Ilt'
siurtcd on 11 run down th11 Boulon
street bill. 111.1 111-1'111' wont so fast 1111..
iorc in his life. Crossing lho railroad
bridpo which 11111111.; the 111il1'ono. no
11111:: rho ulurm from Box 23.:1iti1ntco
at. tho corner 01’ Lowe silent, and my
avcnuc. .
Putnam Hone, No. l. responded in
doublc quick lime and soon had a lino
of hosc laid. 'i‘hc firemen had a chance
for ”111 ilrst tlmc lo lost some lengths
of hose which had novcr been used. By
1hc time the lircmcn had conucctpu
with the hydrant and got the hosc at
tho top of the hill. iho iinmcs hnd ploy;
rd hnvoc with the interior of tho strum
turc.
A' large crowd soon nesombled and
helped in cvory Why to put the lil'c
out. It was the work of only 11 low
mlnutcs to suhduc the ll11111c1'.wh11-11 ill
0110 min-.1 thronicnud illi‘ rouldeme 11d
joining the burn. Bypc1'slslentcfforis
on the.1 part of the Iircmcn,tl1111 firc w. is
contin'd to the doomed structure alone.
it' won 11 stubborn blhzc. thn a
flame would be soon in one corner and
extinguinbcd, another blaze would
sprinsz 1111 in some other plncc. Tho
1‘1111 11'1111 coullncd mainly to the lower
purl. of thc building. but it llunlly got
into thc uppcr story whoro tho tiny
wan-1 stored and what. was not spoiled
by lire was ruined by wntcr.
Au unlucky turn at one time on the
pint of the nozzle hoidcru. was the
means of completely drenching several
of the iircmen and 11 number of by-
ntnndors. Mr. Alexander will 1'11111111'
the building 11nd continue in the Junk
business 1111 before.
The burn was insured for $260 With
Jacob M. Layton'o agency, 11110 the
stock oi furs was insured for $300. ' '
“JUDGE'B FINALE."
war..—
A New Cigar by Oldenochlaaer That
is to Make Nov-walk Famous.
John Oldouvclxlhger in putting out a
now clear from hi8 Washington street
factory, that promise» in bccomc lum-
ouo. 1H1:- colls it "Judge's Finale," tho
name. to indlcoto that nothing hotter
could he desired or produced. it cor-
tolnly is a line cigar. or couvonicnt
silage and size. 111110111311 freely. has 11
wrapper, and Is free 110111 that
11111111111111. 0'! 111111131 good cigars-atoning
Inahuwwhilo helm: 1111111111. 'l‘JItl ilnv
or is of the boat Harem character. de-
lightml to the tunto and of the most
pleasant. odor. Mr. Oidonuchlngor. we
believe ham in 11.1; "Judges Finale"
a cigar that will meetithe most or-
acting demand for a very line ton-cont
1111111111 A trial will courinoutho mow
skepthiui that the cigar is all we claim
it to lie-wild; perfection of a pond
11. .
Vlvo-1uoui1iei1twudn and H {’Matbcw- '1
Soorutnry 11nd treasurer-milkodorltk ' '
lilo Anniversary 1111111111111 1111
11111 Saint 13.1.111111111111111.
SONGS DEAN“! NliNY SUNS
' 8t Joseph'a and at. Mary’s Church»
Thronged with Enthusiastic Audi-
onus—Lecture; ' by Revs.
Mahcr and .McDermott.
S“St. Patrick's Day was celebrated at
..losoph’o Church, inst evening. by
111 110111 ext or 111911 11111 others and 11 1111.1
lure by ltov.\\illi1.1m Mailer, i).l).. on
the Patron ..‘.qut of llclund.
The concert 11.11111 oxocntionully line.
including Imoidcs choruses by the choir
110105 by Miss Murphy. M 1's. 1;. A. irrec-
mun. l-icnry 1'). Smith and John 1...
(.i'Ncil. All thc ringeru wore in line
voice and their 11il’ol'ts were upprcciut-
oil by 111111 oudlcucc 01' 0101' six hundred
people.
lit-1'. lh'. Muhcr was; exceedingly in
tort-sting. hot-ping his audience with
him iiii‘oliull hie whole talk. He said
111 purl:
“Your aft-11' your this annual tribute
is paid to the apostle oi‘ the 11'1in race.
Muny 111:1,1' wonder why we have no
nicndinul 11 love for tho lrloii upostic
I will tell you why. Though the story
is told in the 111111111. old way the Mob
1111'11 it) listcn to ii. The chnrm “13:1:
111111in in the memory. Even the 1111'-
11i1'.11 horn children of 'll‘l:il‘1 birth love
11. in all European countries the [Hill]
1111. iookcd down on with disdain and
scorn. but in this country they may
111111. to tho loiticnl. positions. There is
111111 ulmpid old-multiplied story that 1.1
always new. The story of Uhriut hnr
b11111 told over and orcr. but wo 111111.11
11111 of ii.
".\ll over 1111- worid, in overy country
and clery humlcl. honor-- 11.1111 tributes.
1.11 dototiun 1111' lit'l 111" 1111M tonight to
tho iri.~.l1 snint i 1:111 111.1111 upon 1.111
<lo1' 1' ol Iielaud s risc. l'uiig: lilo" yours
111:0 St. i’utricit llrsl 1.:1.1111'1-1'11_1d :1 mill)
in ircinnd. in tin1 iiith contury l3. t}
ih‘.‘ pincc wuu known 11:: lin- l'ioiy is
loud. because of its 111111111 eointly 11111111
ilci‘oro the outabiiuhmeut of Christina-
uy in tho Europcau countries 111001.
wus spiked in grout quantities. out in
.'r1:iund 1101' 11. drop was 1:11.)“ch 11nd thir-
iy-thrct: youru ui‘tor St. Patrick con
rertcd the first minutrci on Turu's 11h:
il111 irish werc 11 Ullrislinn people.
“81. l‘ulrick uppcnrrd bciorc tho lr
Ish kin... uud us one of uuthority loin
him thi- truth, and he woo forced 11.
lil‘ll""i‘.’
l‘ir. liuthcr [old I'uv'ihcr of tho [)111‘51'
unions the il'lril 111'11pl11 bud innit-rump
under Iioury \ili.. 12111211111111 111111
.111111 ‘ii illi.‘ l"ir111'i. and ulhcr nlonurchn
'i‘ho 11111::i1'11l progrnm 1111:1113 10111111'11'
"ol'u'cn ilnwn. l1). lloctigzcl
1‘.)rchc.11ru.
.iubiiutu lico,
Chorus.
Come thick to Erin,
MGfiiil‘S. ’l‘honulu Mchiuhon. 1‘. ii
Schuilze. ii. F. Smith and P.
G. Schultzc, .lr.
Solo mid 1'i1oruu~-~~linii Glorious
Apostle,
Miss Murphy.
Bui'itozu' solo—~~() Suiuun'is.
John A. O'Nit'l.
lrolnnd‘s Greeting to America.
Chorus.
I‘mcturoulllt. Patrick.
Rev. William Iiilllll'l'.
Solo and chorusm --V'i111 ll'Ibcniiu,
M111. (‘ ii l1‘1'cr'mon 111111c'hoi1.
U31 not $.010m111‘s 11111111111111.
lionurd 1‘ Tilly.
The Horn 'l‘hut Once 'i‘hoiugh 'i‘n1n‘3
iiaii
Moss-111. Mo Mnhou Sczhuilcu Smilhund
Schuilzc.
l'lurltonc solo—~—(311.11t'.1le Domino,
ii. (i. Smith.
I-luritono solo~—~'l‘l111 Minstrel Boy,
John A. U'Niol.
Soprano Bol()~-\Nlltz‘l'ti tht1 Bountiful
Waters li‘low. Words by Fr. Regan
Mrs. C. A. Freeman.
ilonodlctori.
'l‘iu- chorus wns composed of 11111111
Elizabeth M111 phy. Miss Anne linrl’oru
Mimi 1111111 McMnhon. Mrs. '1‘. l1‘ Wnlnh
lib-.11 1‘. A. Freeman. 1’ G. Schultz-'1,
.(‘Thomns Mclliuhon. Ilcrnard i1‘ly.11n
ll. C..‘imlth. The 0111-1111 accompanistu
worn Mrru C A Freeman and hi. ii.
Mourillo, and on orchestra usuisted
111-1y materially during the evening.
AT 8T. MARY'S CHURCH.
interesting Musical Program Under
The Direction of Prof. Hands.
The large ouditdoe that nearly filled
the beautiful edifice. St. Mary' 11 Church
hurt night, listened to one of the 111111111
entertainment programs. with one of
the most scholarly lectures deliverbd
In Tim Norwalltr this winter. The en-
tcitainment was given by St. Marys
choi1',aosiut§d by Louis Wong's. violin-
lot. 111' New ork city. Mr. Wong" is a
thoroufih muster of the violin. Much
credit 00': the ppm: ot the entertain-
ment is due to Edward F‘ Hands, or-
ganist ot the church The sololota and
the choir acquittal themselves in their
respective parts perfectly. Dr. Monor-
mott, In lair lecture. did Justice to his
pubic-ct iii ovary respect. 1
Following mus 1111'; program preced-
in; the lecture:
i). D.
. irluh Melodies-“Organ and Viollh~
(“1111111 1111111 to Erin. Believe Me. if
. Y Ch
1, Illti‘ Gideon.
The Be ‘ George Mcbermott,
lat farther, root r (it tho Cilur
Willi 1111.» l
delivered 1
and Futhériand.
111111111111 the nubiect‘ ' vary 1
11111111111 Hit-i ileiil'oru‘cotild no 1111111
be 11111111111111.1111 the lecture. , The
end neutiomun. ntevioua to his joint,
the Pnullst ordtlr. iron 11 111111.-
City of Dublin. lrelnnd. The remain-
1111 follow/11:
’i‘he iiurp 'l‘hut 011cc Trough Tara's
Hal ls.
Chorus Choir.-
Soio 11nd (‘houluwot Patrick is bay.
M111.Willium I."'I'1lct1y and the choir.
01111111 Selectiouswlriqh Melodies,
Edward li‘ Honda.
-3 111.1113. host Starch 12c.
loft. 72 North M11111 street.
NENNNN EN SNiNiENS
..W..-
Rev. D. 0. Eabart Finches to
Companies D and F
SPECIAL NUSiCNE PNNNNAN
First Congregational Church Filled and
the Excellent Address of the
Pastor Afiéutlvely 1.1:-
teneo’ to.
Jose
1.1113111 dulonutiuhu (if-tilt} members or
Coinpnuios I) 111111 I" listened to a son
tho Soldier of ’i0 oduy. last evening. at
the \‘orwuik (lougiogutlonul Church.
’l'hcy were prruont upon the invitation
of tho pastor. Ruiz-George U. Egbert.
11. ho takes 11 great interest in young
1111-111. 'i'horc was ohm a very full at
11.1111i11nc11 111. the services. every $11111
111 the body oi the church being iiilou.
the music was a toutule of the her-
V'it‘ 0..
her. Mr. Egbert. it his text from
.io'shun tilt. ‘1‘. 'l-ie 11.111.11.111: ‘
“it looked Vcry doubtful for too
North on tho first two days“ bottle at
Gettysburg. Ilcicut sccmcd almost
111 1111. Gcncrul i111111lcpoudc1l upon
:1 tliuriru by tho cuvnlry. 'i‘hiu churigc
11:1:'. .1 fiiiiiii’i‘. and W11 111111 the 11:11,
'i“ in Ind who was. sch-(loll to 1'0111111111111
1111.: uriny who 11. i‘urmcr's 111111. 111111
111.112'1'lhiug}, dcpcndcd upon victory.
linny oi 11s hnvo possibly thought 111111
1.1- bu tolnmuudcr of 1111 army 11111.1 11111151
i11~ lull in stklulc. This is not no. but
us.- look .11 some of thc commandiu's
'1hul 11111'11, luu‘n thc'grczitcst the worm
11.211 111:1 1.11.1111. 'i‘hcrc wuss hupoicon,
:1 iiltlr- rcilou'. Earl ltobcrts, 11 little
l‘vilow. .ioc tholor. 11 littlc fellow.
int 11 iurmor’s buy into 11 position
it would either make 11.
111.111 of him or ([1111 rcnturc would prove
.1 I.1il1.1'11. in 1111.- 1.'11'1;1.1 oI' tiidcou 11
1111.111; :1 1111111. Whlic talking with on
oti‘u'or 111‘ tho Twonticih l\itlii~1\.\'. which
111:» 1ion11 such good work in tho i’hlllp-
pin-2111. he amid that it was more tho
1111:1i11'o1k 111111 mudo tho oilitcr 1111111
the ililtlll.
and not his 1111111 into 11 trup thut 1.1.1
1111111111 11.111. tl111111 out 01‘. homo oiilcoro
urc not decided. Whore would the his-
lory ol’ the world be it linuuibui llllu
.11-11111.1d upon itomc 111-11111.1 he did? The
:1i».i11ry ol‘ Frnuce would hurt! b01111
1111111511111 it Louis XVI had moved upon
l’uru; 111 thc right limo, nud whore
would the hiutory oi’ Engiund I111 i1
Ilonuy i'rincc Charlie bud 11101111] on
Lou-ion 11111111111"? Clulnceilol'uvulo 11111;.
1ilIUiil“i‘ hattlo ihut 111111 lost by bud
11.11111:1.1i.'1l1i11. Hooker bud no line on
iil'llly us. 11111' 1111111 could nounlblo llllt't'
bud uudor him. Gideon culicu for Vol
1111tu1'r1 and orci' thirty thousnud rc-
1.111111I111I to the will. A voico said to
111111 "Top runny. too mn‘oy.” and l11.-.
suid nil illOL'li') who are niruld to light
c1111 go homo. and thou only ten thou-
uauid rumitincd and thou the voices 1.11111
111111111111! to 111111 "Top muny, too many."
'l‘hcu thoy reached 11. well and oil being
I.'bl1:sty stopped to drink. All cxcopl
ihi'im- huudrou took the tlouhlo to get
down on their knees to drink. These
three hundred ditched the water Into
ihch' locus. and In 110 doing olgnillou
111.11 thoy wo1 11 0111101 to no 011. All 011
rcpt those till 111. hundred we”.- allowed
to no l1 th One would naturally soy.
whut show had them: 3100 against 130,-
000 men. They had every chance in
the world, because the three hundred
wuro pager tor the light. Armed n11
thoy were.‘with 11 bottle or water. 11
torch and a trumpet. they made a night
attack on the enemy‘s comp. dividing
into nquods. breaking their bottleu and
lighting the torches and blowmg trum
pots. they attacked tho-oncmy. 'l‘he
0111111111.. 11111111111 the lights and hunrlng
tho tr umpetu thought 11 large army woe
utiucklug them, and in their excito-
1111,1111 began lighting 11111011211 thombolrea.
"Now, In tho tl‘mo of long range
rides. the mode or 11111111111 has been
changed. The soldier has to depanu
morn 1111011 himseih 'tluo rolw‘n tor
Kitchener: tuilure was that he won
used to lighting in 11111101111 in boudan.
A low (on 1' for the my 11m 111111.111
than :11 11111 titluha dull are not.
"111 11 111-cant 01111101111 1111111111. 111 the
th 1111111 1111'
der oi the. program of the would; who -
mun upon The Soidior of tho Pout afid'
lacruuse un oiliccr that was L
loo iuii oi" «lush was 111.1 10 dosh uhcutr
.11111111111111' :1'11111011
‘ 911101111111 inconsoia‘bly Over Hor- Death.
And Tells the Police he Did all he
Could to Revive Her, Thinking
‘ Her III.
NEW HAVEN, Murch 18«
Charles N V cnsa‘l, sixty-live. years
‘1 old, of .122 Day street. is still held
as 21 witness, pending the autopsy
_ being conducted today, to ascer—
tain 1111211111151: of the death of his
aged wife some time bctw'ccn Sat
urday evening and yesterday ai~
tcruoon;
’i‘ho woman‘s body in bruised
111111 emaciated. \V hcthcr she died
from injuries or from alcoholism
and heart disease, is uncertain,
and only the autopsy can disclose.
1? mm the stories of neighbors who
have known the old couple-11401121
more than ivr out) years, they nov-
'11 quarrclod, and \1'crcypcaccfully
inclined tow.“ 1i 1.1112111 11110.0
it is learned that several
months ago Vcnsul'o 1110111111' (11611
in New 'ilritaiu. leaving him sever—
31 thousand dollars. He has not
been employed much since that
time. Thu police state. that he was
somewhat under the influence. of
liquor when arrested yesterday of»
toruoou.
‘Vcnsai himself made known the
dculh of his wife by telling \irs.
\111111 llurns, the next door neigh-
bor Mrs. Burnsinvestigated and
found the woman lying on the
door of their li1i11g room. covered
with NM‘dC‘lOllllllg. She then rc-
portcd the case to the policc.
‘.\iti1iu :111 hour chsal was nr~
l't’hit‘il. lic (1111's not scum i1.) rcni-
izc his posiliou from the authori—
ilt‘N point of \V'icw. but g‘rit'rcs in-
1'1111.~11i.'1ill_\' for lilc 111'11111 of his
will. iic ioiti lhc police that he
liilil illlllt‘ all lll‘ could in l't.‘\'l\'L‘
111'1'. thinking hcr ill. 11ml 11111 11111
1'1'21iiz1' tiiut 5111' was (icmi until
into ycslcrdny Ellit‘l'liilllll. The
autopsy this aficruoon.
SCHOONER WHITE SUNK.
i‘iill.:\i)iii.i‘lil.~\, March 18
"Hit: schooner Nliii'il‘ill‘i‘i ll. Ropcr.
L'opiaiu Lfruuicr. :11'1'1'1'1'11 hcrc cur-
ly it)(l(l_\'. and reported that ho col~
iidc-i with 211111 sunk iiic schooner
‘ .'\. \\'l1i111, from Philadelphia.
for iiostnn. _\t1~i.11"(liv. 11i‘f.\b.1.c
'.1111 ibis 1icurs up the 1m stcry
1fihc11iliiii111111'n11111t11i vcsicltiuy
111' the 1"11'11 oil 111' lifc. 111111;: 51.1—
iiou :11 (front 15.111: liurbor. N. j.
‘11] 11111111 1'11:w of 1111' White Wine
1"151'111'11 by thc Roper :1111i luougili
11 this 1 it):
tupluiu Li'uulncr 5111's 1111'. only
'izuuug'c his vcsscl sustaiucd was
1.111: loss of but jibboou.
lhc collision111':"11m1ti zit 1J: 15
811111an morning): lhc \\ iiitc was
siiucit' on the port uidc forward of
the 111an rigging. 11nd wcnl down
in about 11:11 111111111115. She had all
sails. sci.:1ud they now show about
twruty icct out of tlic woicr.
NEW YORK. March 18-1111-
(..'. .1\.\V'hiie woe. a thrcc lunatcd
schooner oi 7111 tom not register.
She was built 111 Both. Me. in
1884. and hailed from 'i11uuton,
Muss., and was owned by ( llarlcs
H. L. hurch.
.1me
CYLINDER MBURSTS.
lSLA’NI.) 0i? ASi luNSiON,
March 18-li1c ilritish steamer
Norh'lm ('aotlc, which sailed from
Southampton, March 2, for Port
Natal, with 337 troops and mails
on board. has arrived here. 111 tow
of the iiritihh steamer Tongarito,
from London for Table Bay. The
Noriu'lm (antic burst her cylinder
Ascension.
CHINESE EEHEADED.
BERLIN, Milli?“ 181-.~A dos-
11111111 received it $watow, says
1.110 district
13111111121
, thirty 11111111111 jail with a fine of $5
viol1--lslote-ruw--
mm 101‘ cxpccls illt‘ rcsuii of tho 1’
when 5111‘ hundred miles north of ,
vernor of lisi M11933 .
wan arraigned ll'lz
lliil morning, on charges of breach
of the 1111:1102 use of abusive inn~
1011111111355, and assault up-
on his wife, and was sentenced to
11.11 costs on each count. Calidare,‘
who had been visiting in cbstcr.
34111111., 02111111 to his home here
lug to the. woodshed. secured an
nxc.""1lloll he 111de at the door
of his house, and when his wife
and I will finish you.”Gii1‘iare’s
aim was poor, and the axe went
into the door casing. while Mrs.
Gildarc rcti cat-11d to 1111 inner room
and held the door until her 5011
11211111: to' her assistance.
making: various other threats, Gil—
darc lay ‘dowil on a lounge, and
wont to sleep
aftcl some difficulty.
“..‘—..'
CHICKEN THEFT
CAUSE OF MURDER
CHICAGO, March Iii-mks a so
gathered at' 'i’cters‘s
11115 from itinck’s hennery.
of the missing lions were, it
coop.
rest.
and fired four shots at Rinck. :11
taking cffcct. While the fata
shuts 11'1'1'11 bring: fircd.
baby child clasped l11'1'
clothing: was 1iy1-1i crimson will
the iiic~hi11o1i of llcl‘ father.
PRESIDENT AT CANTON.
FAXTUX. ()hiu. March
car was sidc-trackcd unti
’7 1'1'1'i1.)1‘i-:.
private
«irircu to 1111' ilarbcr homc to job
_\irs. McKinley
breakfast.
During thc night Mrs. ilarrici
‘1.-111.11.
1:11ci1', Tiled. 111 1101'
til)’.
made.
homc
.\11 1111'11ugc111cnts have bccl
howcvrr. to cdiny the re.-
ui 102.111.
liiiicinl business it is: undcr
I11111i will 11r1r'1i111lc any change l1
2111' president 2-; plans,
rnouon'r 415111611.
in u but in ('1111111111111il1'1' .
his throat 1'.ui
about the cabin Ibis It'll to at
luvcxligation by the neighbors i1
1hc i111111c1ii11tc vicinit ,
abovc rcsuli. Mcdicnll i
it is inlichd to have bccna
of suicide.
~——-——--—.~.—-..
DIFFICULTY AT TIEN 'TSIN.
[DMDON March 18 5 :-4o-—-(‘);
the highcst authority. ”lhc A1130
nouncc that the difficulty at ”film
isin between tho/Russians 21111
bc polyet
both
by both will probabl
b the withdrawal 0
the ground in dispute.“
PRISONERS REMOVED.
about 2111. captured ,i'cceiitlyin
about midnight Saturday. and go~ ‘
got up from bed and opened thc
door, it is said he struck at her-
with the axe, saying “1’ V1: got you ‘
After‘
The son. secured '
the axe and summoning an officer,
laid his father taken into custody.
a matter which was acoompiishcdw
1111111 to a chicken theft. Charles .
Riuck was shot and killed by Dan-
111.111.1111.1211111111111111-5 of“
tor the .shooi-iug, a large crowd
homo and
threatened to‘lync-lt him. but; the
timely arrival of the patrol wagon
The cause of tho 1111111—
rcl was the theft of fifteen chick-
Four
is._
claimed. found in Pctcrs’s chicken
Rinck, accompanied by his
i'our—ycar~old daughter started out
to get :1 warrant for i’etcrs's ar—
When near i’ctcrs’s house
he met Peters. and accused him
of stealing the chickens. Witness—
cs say i’ctcrs drew his revolver
Riuck's
iathcr's
kuccs. 11111 irig'htcncd to 1110111. Her
18—-
i'rcsulcul llcixiuicy arrivcd l1erc
irum ludiunapolis curly ioday. Hi5
wilcn 1111' president 111115
and her sister at
wiic of .\"Iis.1\icl\'inl1'y'.'
in this
turn of the prcsidcnt and his par—
1_1' to \V'ashinqton. and the proba-
biiiiics urc they will start tonight
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
I“.\;\‘.'\:\N. March itiml'knncis
\':1r1l1111. :1 11'11111i1'i11111111'r. who for
'11111111' 111113 has lit't‘ll livingr alone
“'33
found (lc; ul 111l11'1l tcsicrduv. with
Snrdan 111111 not
111.1'11 sccn since lust lriday, nor
had iilcrc bccu any signs of life
with the
Examiner
L.1111111.ofCo11a.'1n,i1; investigating.
case
cintcd Press is authorized to an-
ilritish. over the. countruction of a
railroad siding interritory claimed
tlu1
llritish and Russian troops from
LONDON. March ill-uh. dini-
patch received here frbm Linbon
says. the prisoners, numbering
the con icts with the authorities
1101111111 1
E Apply to Mrs.
Buuiovard
ere. 1111110 or tom,
Are" Ell-lit lilo at
speaking girlito "
immediately. Apply
avenue. '
street, Norwaik. Inquir of
South Norwalk. or E.
Orchard street.
South Norwalk. ‘ .
1‘ TO; LET-I1‘hOM Al?
sirable party, a potion roo‘ no,
Osborn avenue, pleasantly ‘
ing at John avenue; Wu
iioo..rs Rent 3111.11.11.15- to
Golden, or at 71 Osborn. aven‘u
'ro ET-JHOUSE AND B
Glenw'ood'1 “v11 The lot is 109
plenty oi: good fruit trees
garden. All in good order.
Apply at Frank Svec' 3 31110011
place, So Norwalk;
roomu. first floor, 6 Tails ‘1!
first class condition,
house in Bolden 911.111.11.111-
one; 5 rooms; rent. $0. A1111!
H. Knapp. 82 West St. or H
10 South Main St.
To LET—TO SMALL FAM
adults, suite of rooms Wit
water. gas for range. 0105 .,
on premises, 5 West Main
walk, of Office of Dr: W. L W
let South Norwalk. '.
WM 3' n—W
1'0 LETwPAR‘l‘ OF‘ HOU .
nor of West and Franklin
South Norwnik. To is .i’
1 lst.A1:ultsoniy."lnquirq'
i
r
with policemen prevented 2111}
Violence.
To RENT —~ 111011le E1
!nrge front room, with prlifl.
bath, at 1 Washington street. '
inquire of S. [. Mills, 861Wnfl i
1 street. South Norwulk. Conn.
moms and both. good range.
urn improve-1111mm. newly pa
throughout lawn and garden. 00
(301111 St. and limb Ave, East North
lnquhc 01' S. S Tillotson. 86 Washi
1 11111 St. South Norwmnlk
TO LET-80} COND FLOOR H0
38 First avenue. East Norwalk, 1
$13. 50; houses and building lots for 11M
Ensg. payments Apply to E A.
war
To LET—8 ROOM- HOUSE.
ingzton avenue. rent $10; 4 room 1111
inciit. Raymond street, rent $7
1111 ther particulars inquu'e at the 11111
or The Old Well Cigar 00., 88 W‘
Ington street.
'ro RENT:RO0MS FORM?“ .
occupied by Mrs. Fawcott. 69'3”“
.1t1'.eet inquire of l.. Jackson. . 1
. ‘ FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—”A PAMELY MD
obliged to sell at once splendid
hognny upiight piano. 7%
ilcuutiiuliy c111v111d. Largo silo
lrn tine tonc. Used only sin
Christmas. Cost $500. Prices
1
l
l
to mahogany pnr'lol suit. with lipifili
10111111ch11iro, divan. etc; 111111111 1:1
1111vcd. Upholstered in rich pu
Mode to order lust Deoombe
$290. Price $90. Address
Sentinel ofiicc. 1 .
. FOR 8ALE~-DOG~ENGLISH
tor; 3 yours old. House. (”My
(,‘lll‘lillKO broken. Apply Ed
1 1:05.011)” utroct Woutport. G011)h
1
slightly uucd: will coll chomp.-
dross "Iii. M.." Sentinel oilice.‘
111611 ans-111111014“ T.
register. Total adder.» UM N." i
months: also gall fixtures. ‘ ” .
gain. Howard Hol 11$
81.. So. Norwollb 1
1
. 111201111391
1 MME. DaOARLEIM;
Palmlut nnd Astrology
1 short time. Advice give
of life. businoilt. lull'lult
love allairo, marriage, ill
‘ lotlom. Disc-111111111 0.01199]
dates. Houru. ii to ill '1..
No. ll Hnnford place; 111111111
Conn. 1
FOR'BALE‘ I "
'ro RENT on on,
““011th 111111111111 -‘ ”1,
modern lmprovumonto, 1 .1
bath room; aloouho ,
Norwalk Chronicler