dili‘iuédidlliveuindeterminate
W‘Bu‘iudg‘ediumuuy
doggi tulle um loud u. u.
3 . urchin. iii Bridgeport
Oscar Pennoyer, Justin Marooney
and demos Bradley. the three Wont-
hpcrters,.who.wcre arrested in that
piece sometime ago for bur-slewing
Guyers' hardware store and Beers‘
merket, in neither or which place did
theysecnre‘euough plunder to entitle
them to have their, photos pluced in
the Rogue’s gallery. were sentenced
by Judge Shumwcy in the, criminal 8n.
perlor Court yostcrde . -
The trio pleaded guilty to two counts
of statutory burglary. Marooney, who
is grey-heirddfsnd rheumatic. was the
first to plead guilty. lie was given on
each count‘nimaximtlm or (our years
and a mimum or two'yenrs. Bred-
ley received a slmiinr‘dbse. chnoyer
received 9 musimum or two years and
4 0. minimum»! one your on each count.
Thence: ntdnot about to be sunscr-
ed h the dud-merit otwthc court. oi.
thoiégh‘it‘ lewd t by expected to get
on _3 iii 1a mi“ on ouch count.
Bradley comes or a line old Connec-
ticut family and the disgrace he has
bro . ‘ t upon himseii is keenly tell by
its gambling; He isthchiuok sheep
or the tumult:- His return is Justice
and Grand Juror ‘ot Westmrt. and one
oi the honored hind respected citizens
or the town." »
Bradley lie ths column: or the trio
who was ever’nrrested previously. The
outcome or the cues has been await-
ed with considerable interest for pmc-‘
, tics , the entire town wns Interested
in the punishment or the encoders.
The burglaries or which they were
convicted were committed on the night
«13’: ngmber 3 und'lnorniug otaDecem-
1" _ ‘ ’ ;.. ‘Ql ‘1
murmur .33.... no.3
a Iii 0 out 332.3%“. it“ ”
Km;.lifhl-Wv ‘ k
four months. in the lover court he
wns‘hel .. ' *l.‘ Morse
mutt-tell . , . l's " ,isythe
Greelriubomr who," to enuneer a
plot whereby it. nihilism. 812. was to
have been wnylnidh'nd robbed last 0c
tuber. was bemlnubegm Judge Shunt-
way. and jury in the. riminnl Superior
Court'yosberdsy autumn. The Greek.
it will be reenlicd, hudbeen employed
by Mr: Pi end..- wss discharged.
Knowi the. llrgibt’sraee‘ carried mon-
ey in pny the labour: employed by
him. the acmsed'e 3 severed to enter
into s“oonspiracy ‘ a fellow coon
trymun. one Basil ‘gogis whereby
Pierce was to be p and slain it
new to secure. 3. money. Penn.
mds 'olded the. to the authori-
ties. With the ram t that Chrisblpoiis
Wu arrested. HeMchnrgM with so
licitlng an attempt.” (oh and sley. For
the state Mr. ‘ . ‘ introduced Is
the first witness, _ gin, who told
in detail through viewer-ureter how he
was npproeohed y the accused and
nekedtonseist n ”mime.
inept-mined to jail to?
V swssls mum sowmro
" um..." i: immodest.“ Their ‘iv
Friends Call on John it. plunder f‘
John H. PIIW‘
'3 3 rim inlet ,1:
gunfire 01m flour 3 3 3
0.0. A. IL. upd‘tilsir Menus. It his
3mldeuce in Houston. its. Plunder
me tshcn, unswsres sun when he
heard the sum step upon’sthu'tront
porch sndrins the doorbell. be him-
tened to the door. Such e km with.
ering confronted him that “he hurdly
knew whet to do. but he invitad'thom
all in to bake themselves st home. The
eveningwss one of the pimutest
ever spent in thispiace. (lanes or all
sorts were enjoyed. 3 Bothgocel end in-
strumcutsl selections were rendered.
end the musicians were obliged to re-
spond. the second time. About 10:80 a
sumptuous 'i‘epitlt wits served to about
thirty-live guests. The letter departed
for their respective homes on the late
trolley car. which left Guldcr's corner
at 11:16. All reported built! a line
time. and agreed tbet Mr. Plunder
made an excellent entertniner. Those
present were: Mr. end firs. John
Rich. 'Mr. end Hrs. Morris Button.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinics Ferries. basses
Grace and Nettie Plunder. Miss Lulu
Godfrey. Miss Hattie Cutler. Mrs. John
Plunder. Miss Hattie Keisler. lites Stei-
Is Gray. Messrs. George Overton..Wll.
liom Plutt. Hurry Young. Frederick
Scoueld.‘ John Brundage. Oscar Young.
Frank Ferries. William Merriam. Ed-
ward Gray. Uhhrles‘ Johnson. Edward
Johnson. Charles Deuchey, Lenny
Crockett. Churles Salter. Henry Cutler,
George Ackerlcy’ and Charles Utlinxer.
[Juurier 'lleuiurg
iii" Wedded iii?
iir. dud Mrs. diburl Bun ile-
iuiuded ill Buddha in! light
Prowler! iiilh d Silver Sci dl
Gathering in driun iiuii
Twenty-live years ago yesmrdsy Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Berg. of South Nor-
welk, were married. and it has been a
most happy union. For the pest week
their many friends were planning to
give them a surprise and they suc-
ceeded Wonderfully last night, when
they entered Arlen hall. in nudism:
street. and received a possum or it sit-
ver too not in babel! oi the Arlen 80-
eiety. from the bands 0"! the presiden.
of that organisation.
it was the rennin:- meeting night oi
the society and Mr. Berg was in st-
tcndnnce. . Miss Berg. a daughter or the
couple, was to gilt Hrs. Berg up in tin
hull. and concocted a nice little scheme
which worked to perfection. She told
her mother that n friend '3 ted to see
her. In order to get to l‘riend‘:
house. they had to pose the hull. Sin
waited until it was thought that the
meeting was shout concluded. and in
going pest‘the hull, bliss Berg stand
that they would go up and get Mr. Berg
to accompany them. When they eaten
ed the hall they found shout titty peo-
ple ahead of them, and the loiiity then
began.
The first thing was to remind Mr. and.
Mrs. Bergthnttneyhndbeenmnrried 1
quarter cl a century and present them
with the silver not. Mr. Berg wen so
taken back that he was for s. time on.
nbic to shy anything. He finally
thenired the members end said that it
was the biggeSt surprise he had ever
known. .
There was dancing throughout the
evening. the musicbeing furnished by
C. A. Fireman and Daniel Insect. The
society sang seven] selections between
th denomiAt ll o’clockiuilw. lurk
nished by the indies present. was pur-
tnken of. ltw‘ss In eveningot career
3 no um latitudinal.
iiilil Filly dnuiusi ll
_ ‘ Proposed Structure
letter really detected their own nor
were three blanks.
vere few who hnd anything to say
was brought into the meeting.
brouxh the root and other pieces.
night only called tor {our moms and
were willing to remain. in the old truck
house. There are about eighty truck
ter"s number being about titteen.
first business taken up who to act on
1 new tire district line. it is claimed
by my thnt they are poring tire
taxes when they one not within the dis-
trict limits. it was voted to luthorinc
the tire district committee to limit a
(Continued on Second Page.)
illusion dour ‘ §
Shudder u...
3 us: the triumph
but was '3, ”the
”3%” “W is
uncommon. but truth
Twenty-nut Favored Project. W a...” m
The Board of [It 3,
copper sud bust ‘
Wednesdsrevsnlux. ,_ _ .
3 PO!” Mild Bible
study will be heldntzthcir'esuisr hours
cartoons men are
l, ,3
Some Discussion [in (Just ill
this: evening and
WANT CAPTAIN ”I"?! AGAIN.
Last night about one hundred East unusual cm.
Norwelk citizens and ts: peyors’met in
the East Norwsik school house. in em
owe: to a call for the purpose of voting
for a new truck house for the East Nor. 3
null; firemen. it is believed that the
pose. for many voted against having a
truck house according to the plans and
sp’eclflcntions as submittad at the meet—
ing. East Nor-nil: wilihsve no new .
truck house for some time to come. for
the motion for a 35.000 house was lost
by the vote of tiny millet twenty-
ninc. Eighty-two votes were cast. it
took forty-two tor a, choice. There
,3 From time to xtlme, when it was
known’thnt there was to be a meeting
‘or the purpose of voting for a truck
house. there hos been manner urti-
nice and considerable controversy pro
and con. and it was thought that much
anthusinsm would be mniiested. it
was also believed that some bested ur-
nnn'ents would no the result of the
meeting, but the surmiees were not cor—
rect in one sense of the word, for there
and nothing or a personal character
For fifteen years the Best Norwallr
lire district has paid in a month rent
‘or the present truck house in Van
‘iendt avenue. There is. not consider“
to be scat-lent mom end dugng rain 3 ,
311113 e water on ', « ’
1° N e‘ y "m ,nr um ._ ‘ famine
in New Eleven at the were” time.
3 comm
Th inns and 43 nations as sub- 3 3.
e 'p N we the Lender. Q’I‘
noel last night. culled for a building
wo stories high and 35:60 teet in din
mansions. Many of the demon elem
ad that they would *5“ better on». no
‘sr as worn wee conducted. with such
1 building. They not s. thmmry
fitructure. the first floor to be used for my
be apparatus. the mood for the tinyw
lowers and the third. {or the tire po-
les. The plans as. submitted lest
the fire police and truck members
would be compelhd to use the some
nulor. The Huyflower boys did not
'eel disposed to do this. and rather
'Thnn have a building of that sine. they
At the once of Jeremiah Smith &
Sons, one of the largest firms in the
state. it was stated this afternoon that
no admmhns been made in prices es
vet. The firm says that the present
shortsge is by for the worst oi the
New York agents
railed on the Smiths today, trying to
buy oysters,bnt the firm did not have
They intend to keep
what they have fur their regular
present season.
members find police combined. the lat.
Dr. F. B. Enter culled the meeting to
order. and Attorney John Keogh was
elected moderator. with Principal Ed- mid
ward H. Gumbnrt an clerk. The latter
9
in New York and other pieces st the
reed the cell for the meeting. The
western end of the Sound prices have
Idt'lnced ten per cent. on oysters and
llsh within a few days. Some or the
oysters received at New York this
week hove been touched with frost
and the quality is consequently not so
good. At the New York writers can
loin kindsctnshnresomthnt
the prices hove advanced about 300
. oer mt. There will be no relief on-
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' in His Head.“
i
lt‘uisflodulufh" ; [um
. Violin-dad declined round
3 mm next , 'iiisiiuvuirerluiuiiouscs 3
Feeling iiud Bxisiudildweuu Judge
uuuuiuuumuouu "
surveillance. awaiting s chsn
wounded man’s condition.
to Hnwkins' our good- one and round
3Wltherspcon there. Witherspoon
arrived Walker, but the latter. motto
no response. retired. After he be
catch his luncheon Walter returned to
the store and finding Witherspoon
still there asked him to retract his re~
that trouble wee coming. retreated to
the door where he turned end attempt-
- ed to drnw ma revolver. The wenpon
had caught in his pocket and be was
compelled to turn sidewise while us
in: both hands no release it. Menn-
time Welter seeing Witherspoon reach
for his gun drew his own and fired
point blank at Witherepoon. 'i‘ne ist-
tcr ducked and the bullet clipped his
ear. Walker then bred onto and this
time graced the shoulder or his antar-
onist. Belore Witherspoon could bring
hismolver into pity the judge bed
tired the third shot, which struck
Witherspoon in the buck. below add
slightly to the left at the rivhtrhoutd»
er. Witherlpoon tout!) the floor and
‘ 3 was removed tow ' hunterwhere his
liteis despaired .' "Wakes move him-
.1 _I mntite‘snmoritlen and WIS re-
.Withcrspoon comes at ‘s wealthy
rennin-no id‘slendlngbnslneee mun.
His brother. Horace. utter killing two
men. m ixlmscli killed by a man
unused Per-tweed.
snow in NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. February 21~Bnow
begun to (all here this morning and by
noon had added several inches to the
alreldy heavy tail of earlier in the
week. The snow is wet and irony and
the linkes of remarkable size. For
hall an hour enrlier in the day the
storm was exceedineg picturesque.
cheedn diameter. The storm is central
ontncfiouthCuoiinaooutnndwlli
increase in intensity dun-ins its north,
wsrd movement. (in the Virginia
northwest by this evening. according
to the weather hereon.
Minimum
neuron}. my
' Hm West
3 was, 3“
.umr:
3 «W103
orchestras the Rider proper-
. 3 33 the reer‘otgtbe court house in
-- ~‘ no: tunnel...“ or
3 ‘3»«3 _‘- noosun~~ re e
m” Wounded tiller made by consists dealer sud Ken-
3 ,, ' , «11., end mauve supine; “e
" ‘ wW-zmm mm m’
0 m.
talcum were ‘snthoriud ,
310.000 of their Ill lusin the Mainli-
ties or county hon
mirth: the county home at Nor-walk.
thorns-n cccx mm. . PilllliSiliilflS fin lining f
n Took Piece in elem Nos:- 3 . 3 . 1“
Barton Last Night. ' ’ aw
ungent'oi Network sporting Damage T031119 Vim“ '
went to a burn near Derien -
1m night, so 'tis said. and witnessed was
among: main of at? was gam- . 3,
on. ere were on re art on. « ‘ . ‘ ~
ild Bridgeport birds and the int: LAFAYETTE. Judo!" J
tor writs;l three at the fliveifoeadmtlliim overheated“ turme‘ in the: 33
sure ‘ very trey. t not at d d ' mfg my;
neomuit ottheoantests considerable £132.: 135331;: '11“:ng
m Wm: changed owners. The al. ed a property to" qt mg m
hiribrolre up thismornlus somewhere 000 before the may
between 31nd 3:30 o'clock and the troi. ‘ '
Norwslk sports wooded their way was valued auyw.'
borne arriving about 4 o‘clock, it is destroyed. die flames were
likelythnt another main will be bought outed to me De Winter mum:
3:: .31 3 W
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CHICAGO. February 21.--As the re-
sult or a pistol duel at bawrenceburs.
Ky.. All Witherspoon, president ot the
First Notional Bank of that city. lies
3 seriously wounded at his home. Ind
Judge Porter wetter is under ohtciel‘
so in the
‘ The trouble. am the lnierbcean’e
anrenocbnrg special; was begun inst
toil when Witherspoon came under the
hands oi the low by recklessly tiring
his revolver and shooting through
some windows. he was arrested, and
Wsiker. es judge of the poiiceoourt
fined him 1200. Since that time. is is
acid, bad feeling has existed between
the men. Welter had occasion to so
“Jill Pecans ~ mu
undid uh: ”WW
Bdmtidnd VSilliil’l'fi dildtiiild Jail u lens: 350.000. rue
Today To Deliver} W and um...“ mauve,
lumen v » - 3 _
[WNW 7" Emmi" "iiiBhiiLcfi rem ‘
MADRID.- February 2-1-Aecording 3
to this morning's advices {rpm Bsrce '3 Fairlield Ave. on Hand”
ions the situation there is lmprovinv Ii. 3 o‘clock p. to.
though it is still threatening. An elort
will be mode todny to resume ordinary
nvocs‘tlons. The most stringent mes
lures have been prepared to protect ‘
trout: stair: Walnut: The striker":l hove
n ew cg ’nt, ey were we sup . ‘
plied with revolver-shod daggers. The "1“” m" m ‘
search or mistreated houses mum on he *‘
melting in the arrest, oi lam nun:
here or anarchists and revolutimlst
at all diode, who use considered to
be the prime movers in the troubles
The cosmopolitan chemist or Ber
celonn makes it n resort for represen. Benton street.
tatlves or all the revolutionary ale 3 -
merits in Europe and the ranks of the
ruslconbent workmen hove been mil _
edlby French enacting; Marlin pollti ’7 West St. 3‘ 3 I, w
as agitators. e on cans are * ' .3 ~»
my mu the mm, m mm . wnnrsmvounofin no. ,3
not to use their arms, output their .ist in general housework- Ind tom
cent tonnage. Witherspoon, realism!
own class. in defense otvplntocrsts. “'1' children. “mint,” W '
The working people of mm favor “I“ 0' the Sentin ‘ ' 3
Initial law has been proclaimed at
Terraigon. The strike is spreading in
we “chronic and Car-dons valleys
There is 1 general cessation of work tote—Will sell the v
granulation De in Plan: end time consisting of the loud
M much argument prevnus at Bat» one. running north
Mm‘
Cummmthewlnd will shittin'
tirelekes sppnmotly being two in:
duh lithium ,.
durum-idle You
pursucthe pro: 3
The county cling:
to expand
and" 35.000 inure-
93W
st 2 o'clock the; fill“
the square wan bull
and water and the
tal loss, or about ”3,000..
rue plant at too urayetwl
”dud
i902. Lidia M. dein.
vices will be held st her into
interment
venlenoe of My
M “.66.. nix...
tnmgicr nod-k9
. a
med hater;
“Minty—13g
light houseworil .
ins. cannot open
marsh—c” " 'iiil’ics. I :3
housework. Apply homeroom-nu
m site—Miro?“
Norwalk Chronicler