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initiator. olossd sttdsr
in oomptsint.
. f hon B. Banks, or Greenwich asks
Po! .
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ions of s Reward
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lloiiad secured a Buggy from
tivsrymsn Sohoull
Edgar Zoilal wall dressed and it
is said that his parents are well-to do
in Nerwallt Avas' arrested yesterday at-
ternoon in Bridgeport, by two trolley-
nIen. John Umstatter of 516 Falrfleld‘
avenue. and George Crofts. of 171 Pom.
broke street, on the suspicion that Ed-
gar was a. horse thief. Their suspicions
appeared to be correct if it is true
that Edgar is a horse thief the loyal
trolleymon wil put up a claim for the
reward That is what they had in
mind when they beguiled Zellar to
walk with them to police headquarters.
Taksn to Headquarters.
Edgar Zellar appeared in Bridgmort
yesterday afternoon driving a good
looking horse dalk blown attached to
a light vehicle that has rod running
gear with Iubber tiles He appeared
at the Hamilton Bros. stables and en
deuvored to sell the outfit. asking $125
for the horse. and later agreeing to sell
the buggy for $20 The two trolleymen
were at the stables at the time, and
all parties agreed that there was
something about the pending negotia
tiou that looked mightv suspicious
It Will a matter with them of how to
hold thé wuuld be sailor. who gave his
name as George Hollis. and stated that
he lived. out on State street until the
case could be investigated Finally
Zoiiat synagotoa hi may one of the
s
trollcylnen ease to set the
Iuousy‘Qo ply or .' So the
wp trollsy police
headqdarts s' ' their suupi-l
(ions '
Facts sms Ilowty.
Captain Arno tool: George Hollis
in charge! _ . me before
all this silt-.1 ‘ 4. a man
unpily scklidiv sd' t at rest
name was All!» that he lived
in. West Norwsik. not so very far from
the hospital. that. his father was in
(‘anada at the present time and that
his mother was in Cubs.
Captain Arnold asked him who he.
knew in Norwalk. Add some police
men were mentionods Finally the man
said he knew Jacob Ichaub a livery
man in that place. .
Held For Norwllk Offiosrs.
v'l‘lw captain immediately communi
outed with South Norwslk. and was as-
tonished to learn that Mr Schuub had
told the police that a horse and buggy
had been stolen from him and had
asked the police to help him.
When Zsllar was fold of what
Schaub had done, and that the police
wet-e looking for him. he expressed the
greatest surprise. Zellar said that the
horse was his personal pl“',0lleii,\ stuck
to that fact but admitted that the bug
try belonged to SohAiIh. Ho niso ad.
milled that he and s small hill to
Schaub. but it was Asmail matter and
that there was so ohistake in the
charm He also ilgillod that he had
been in a reformstory as a bot.
“0h chlar, you srs one of the big
seat llarn that We come across in
some time" was Captain Arnold' a com
ment. Zollar was looked up-untll this
morning when It South Norwalk officer
went to Bridgeport “for him. He will
probably be given a hearing tomorrow
morning, on a charge of getting the
wagon front Mr. Delilah. and taking
the horse from his father. Lewis Zei-
lar as told in yesterday a Sentinel.
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Elsis it. sounds, at Bridgeport
and Flora 8. Banks; Brash-
with, cum Dossrlion
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”five more applicants for divorce
have filed their papilla with the clerk
of: the fisheries out" today. The no
tltionura are women.
idlsle M shrubs, Drldsonort. asks
for separation from Ill. enraged,
of Oakland l3nl.. on the grounds of in
fidelity and desertion and the custody
of her minor boy linodk ll. Serum.
and nine years. The counts 'ws‘rs mar
risd Oct. 1 i901. 'i‘hs plaintiff's maid-
en name was Elsie Meyer. infidelity
is situated from Jam 1 1904 until Nov.
1.1900 and ddurtldfl from on i. lost.
Nit determinant is msntionsd. The dc
felidsnt acknowladflss due belles of
home from Judith W. Banks of
“ Mills. on tits grounds of do
. ‘l‘hsy wars married “A"
’ .1111! date of the assertion ls prll
‘fédm. The plaintiff also? asks for
dilltndy of scrim children.
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illovsr's sites All!“ are” Thursdar
Pwslk high school team made things
{ed 21 to ill in Stamford's layer and
‘ they carry the light to Stamford. Nor.
. romslndsr of the tooth has not
it
high school that to his stamina last
school five in an strutting some
Stamford last night The soars s
Stamford. 87: Norwslk. dd. at the
close.
The game was played in the newly
finished high school gymnasium and
the Norwalk lads had to play what
was practically a “cage" [ants all
through. it was not until Captain
Martin was compelled miles" tho"
some in the mend half that Stamford
hlsh ran up the shore. Nsrtln was
badly shaken up by several collisions
oily in the contest 33“ shortly after
the second half be had a scrim
those with Barks w'hlob used up an
Norwalk captain so that he went out
of the game. The snore was It to 10
at this point. but Stamford high soot
ed 8 baskets. after this mishap. N‘or
very interesting for Stamford from
the start and did not seem to mind it
at all that they were on a strange
court and playing their first lame
away from home The first half result-
the final daily was. 87 to 18 for the
home team.
it was Norwsik high‘s first defeat
after eleven straight wins and the lo
cal team showed the disappointment
they all felt. but their playing was
nothing to feel ashamed of. so well did
walk high has one victory to its credit
over Stamford high school and the
playing oil of the decisive game will
doubtless occur in the near future.
Tomorrow afternoon Norwslk high
plays Btidgeport h h at the Boys'
club in Bridgeport” he line up:
Norwslk High. ‘tlumtord High.
MnrtlnCostollo ..... . Johnson
Right Forward.
lrolund ................. .. Mulligan
Right Forward
Ferris .......... Vanderwnrlten
Center.
Moran ................... . Morosteia
Left Guard.
St-yIIIonr .................... Sarita
Right Guawi.
l-‘Pleltl goals-«Martin. 1; Ireland. 4:
Seymour, 1; Johnson. ti; Madison. l;
Vanda erkon. s; Mountain. 2; Bar-
ka 3. rom foul line—Vanderwsrkoh.
i; inland i
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Immmm1
tins ottils Prunlnsnt Protector:
of New York. sods Summsr
Soioumsr st Bolts island
Detective John Dillon, oi the New
York city police force. was in town
this week. He has given the contract
for a cobble wall to be built around
his place at Hello inland to Charles
Stevens. Mr.‘ Dillon is one of the best
known detectives in New York, having
been given the title of "tlontlpman Do
tective." as his Work wow mostly
among the millionaires of the city. Mr.
Dillon is a lawyer by profession, but
he has always followed the police bust
bells. When he was a atudentat the
New York University. volunteers were
asked to go into the mountains along
the Hudson River, where the pity was
building its water works. to ferret out
a number of murders that had been
perpetrated there. By his good work
there notion was tattoo of him by ‘l boo
dore Roosevelt than police eonlmisv
stoner. The latter took him to New
York'. and had hint assigned in New
York city. where he has been for fif
teen years. Mr. Dillon's bowl case was
the arrest of a gag of night burglars
that had been rob Aug residents along
the Sound. in a hand to hand fight
he shot two members '0f the gang. and
was shot himself. but. managed to
round up five of the guns.
PMLAitll sovtIIIs
roumvnri rtlsttn
Arrangements were completed last
evening far the proposed tutor-coul-
pally pool and bowling tournament be-
tween the South Norwalk Club and the
Algonquin Club. of Bridge . 'l‘hs
drst session will be play Saturday
night at the Algonquin Club.
A delegation of five members of the
Algonqilln Club who came over from
Bridgeport last evening. met a South
Norwsill Club committee. All adjourn
meat was taken to the Country Club.
where the details of the tournament
were amused last your in the bum
diuil tournament the Bridgeporls
made two visits to South Norwsill and
this year the Booth Norwaik club
members will in twice to the Park
city. Ono” woo from Saturday night
ills Algonqutns will come down to
south Norbaltt and the windoup wlilu
u
.oouur ons weak from that time in,
-Bridgport
Goutll Norwsilt flint) muslin.
’wlll latte the 'I: all train Baturdsy evan-
It.
The pool tests. will consist oi thrso
players saith still life bdwlin‘s tssms oil
ilvs playsrs sash. when a. Jarvis
will contain tits loath Norws'ilr Glob
bowling turn but the damsel llf thsbs
boon doolds'd upon. ‘l'lIs nanlss of tho
pool players will slso its announced
u. iv award.
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.-sthered as the guests of Ponasims
balm
yst withsrsd its claims that its Pwt
Istsr when the foam is dsoldsd up .
Pousssus iiounoil an Visitors
from Barbary, Grssnwloll,
. Stamford and films":
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Handsome Prizes for llsnllury
Council and (litter slum
Members of the Royal Arcanum in
this section of the state had the ‘blg- A)
post. gathering and most. successful
rally ever held in Norwalk. last ovan- ‘
us. About 300 representatives of five
medulla of this fraternal organisation
Council.
held in Odd‘ll‘eliows‘ Hall, in Wall
strait. where there were ample ae-
oommodatlons for all.
T feature of the gathering was the
lnlliaton of nineteen raudidatns into
the order. Thirteen of these came
from Dunbar: Council: two each from
Sherman South Not-walk. Pontoons.
Norwslk. and titamford Council. in
Stamford. The Komntou degree was
conferred in full form by the excel
lent team of Ponsaaus and Sherman
Councils. and the work was histh so
procloted by all the visitors. The de
Irreo master who Charles Ki. Hoyt. of
Sherman Council.
ltoxcnt Charles E. Curtis presided
own the business session and the
principal address was made by Grand
seminary Carhton E. Hostility. of
New Haven. He also made the
sanitation of the prim attend by the
strand council. The sum of “i for
having the largest slam in be initiat-
ed went to Danbary Council: I.”
Fisher and Dr 8. W. may. of .
ban. and Deputy Omd Recent Jobs
hi Brown. of Stamfoni. were unip-
lontl of individual prison or out.
acts and labor knives sad fort-s for: r
rotting the arsslsst number of some
data. The pt‘ilos for having the
sreatost lumber of a t
wens to Poms-us Gotta s
a full «cold. it; Shaman Donnell
room next with fifteen: 'Stsmford
(bunch hut ten: Notifies Council.
tlrsenwlch had seven. and Danbury
Council had eleven Lam dolosstious
of the members of ear-h Council ab
computed the officers.
speeches were made by Grand Ber
rotary Hosdiey. of New Haven:
Vice Grand Regent John M. Burr. of
Not-walk: Grand Past Regent William
F. Hoyt. of South Nor-walk: Grand
Trustee Fisher. of Dan ry; Chaplain
George E. Davis. of llorlon. New
york; District Deputy Grand Regent
lohn M. Brown. of Stamford; District
Deputy ('trsnd Regent Smith. of Dan
bury; Past Grand Regent Binshsm. of
Washington. D. (3.. and others.
Bmihet‘ Johnson. of Dsnhury. sans
Annie Laurie very ensctlvoly. and
Deputy Brown. of Stamford, favored
with a selection. Arthur P. Hunting-
ton. of Norwslk. presided at the piano
At the. close of the business meet-
ing all adiournsd to the «mus of Po
assault Council. in the (incite build-
ing. where roh‘sshmsuts of hot roast
best sandwiches, various kinds of pie.
(cites and cigars were sol-rod
The moral committee of arrange
ments was composed of coarse Rich-
mond. Chester 3. soilsolt, Frank Good
child. P. D. Btsunsrd and ,0 it. how.
rsnuo; entertainment mnsrnitloo, It.
floodcbtld. 11.0. Pollard. Frederick
'f‘hompm. George ill. Thompson. John
W Weiss and HI”) it. Smith; rot-op
lion committee, Thomas Murray Chos-
tor ii. Helloek. @harics I. “wrench.
Frederick 8. Ambler snd~Dleu Alto
tin: music committee. Edwin Austin.
Arthur‘ F. Huntington and Chester ll
Rollrek: reception committee for tiller
man Council. Regent Charles .l. Pin
risen and Past Grand liesent Willisu
it. Hoyt.
mumm
MANN.
iioddlnp lissilsilt Asksjlomo
Mass for Loss of lbs
of so Arm for tits
ileulamin Godfrey. of hoodlum has
brought notion of tlsnlalros in the su
parlor court against .tsmss Smiths
resident of the souls pines.
Godfrey silo is his suit tint on May
29. l'Imill Din til discharged is shot min
The shot tors sway s lingers
andh AAOII'IM h Wt of tits richt hand
“A! “men of ill
s
till LY! “at. All
use to so in them
Ivitsist
until thsfollow
his handsil
a.
1% shot
moses“ blood
MW Withsrlnhldto
ismdrswnu
tits anoint thorostnfm
A
mutation width In”! ;
United Hatthrrd‘ll'o
The business session was and
Wmeu
Mr. .
assault the plain-.4
Dshbury. where he remained ‘ 7
new. ‘
as. sothst the inland dolor
laud '
midst. the D _. .
fit of tho
orlca, and'
llmll Noes who asp ellipsis of that on
ion, to roosvor the s m at,
atlas more than will h be inns that
he has sustained lly item of the sc-
tlon of tho tbs union by s oousplraoy
to deprive him at e privilege of
working at his Mlle “Doubt"!
Papers in this salt are sat-rod upon
the persolis spslnsti whom it was
brought no upon the officers of the
union by Deputy slurs Merton ll.
Crofutt til-titty. The runs: the Dan
bury antenatal , funds of
Mr. Nsss sod“ alloy in tho
in tho"l)snbury llsv
well, Will Mood Im-
this“? to ”£00!"
, 4 may i. Ins
liar and that h was fol-slaw employ
in the of tits ilawes, rou-
Gal 60.. but that by moon of the no
lawful combination of tho monum- of
the union and the unlawful notions of
tbs plumbers composing that tumbles
tlou he was prsroutsd from min...
ing in the employment at that company
and was compelled to obtain employ
mom in another oltv. ,
The suit is made , eturuablo to the
Superior Court on i First Tuesday
in April. it is brou t. for Mr O‘Con
nor by William A. Won. who is of
the law firm of Davenport a hooks to
Bridgeport Phillip Knapp. of the (ire
int & KnappCo til Nurwalk. is
air oilonnor‘s sumty s the brluslus
of the suit. llr. capability and Mr.
Noon have retained Howard' W. 1‘s!
CHICAGO. Isl-uh 24F~Tsrnls of
agreement in the fedmui mediation of
the controversy between the it.”
firemen on ern railroads and the
rsilmsu manners am- resulted at
so early hour this morning The de-
mands of tile ill-amen for s ills rent.
increase in pay.will be arbitrator! and-
er the llrdlnsll not: fAm drained tom-
porarlly promo!“ to be an engineer
after having had the intuition for so
’svs establishes his sonlri ty and must
notbo redhead lrrostmctlvr of which
union ho is a member.
The Increment in all 03009! the
use question was s «other-amiss by
both sides 0n the use question both
sides agreed to Abide by the Won
of the arbitration board which into
be selected later.
The teens were agreed to by W. (l
Nixon. (lanoral htausser of the St.
Louis and San Francis") Railroad on
behalf of the managers' committee
ahd by W. 8. Carter. president of tho
motherhood oi imnmuw I-‘lromon
and Institution.
United states Commissioner of fat»
her 0. P. Neill, the federal mediator.
announced that he would return to
Wuhlngton today.
lurossnu. fishes
ottsslsssIotsnt
There was maids-rattle neitsmsat
tor a few moments instantly Attor-
tulon. when Chpylss Knowles. shoal
four for ssmuol isynos. in some nus»
ulsincd manner lost mount of the
ear. and it started to climb ovsr the
curb and up on to the bank on East
svsnus. The car was amassing at
s mod rate rstoofspsodsndihsrols
apps i no reason for the Mail
known. in til» car at the Inns wars
Miss molly Lyuss'. s sister of Most
Lyrics. and Air. and lira. Which
'l‘hoy wars slightly fflnhtsasd and lids
sldonbly shaken up. Tits limt'
(”the machine was badly
tbs shorting was twisted in a
‘stssat. The stud shards wens
ofpslot ‘l‘bst its Widest was not
more serious is very rslnsrksbls.
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Five ”Other Violent Do'sltls by
Mil’l‘dsl‘l and Suicide! ”
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WILMINGTON. Dill"
March it.»
e people of this city are today tali-
lng stock of yesterday‘s recorder
bloody tragedies: Three murders '
violent shooting. assaults that «M
suit in three more deaths. a half doses
tit-mus slightly wounded and two so!
cities comprise the startling record.
The most sensational occurrence
naturally. was the tragedy on the Bat-
timore and Ohio express train which
culminated in this city in the tragic
h of the double murderer after he
1Id held a proud of more than a
thousand persons and nearly an arms
cpollen form at bay for more than an
hum bolero he could be reached and
killed. .
it is not vet known to a certainty
who fired the shot which ended the
life of .i. H. Bottles of Dillon. 8. (3..
and pmbahiy never will be. He was
riddled with shot. but only one bullet
struck him. This fact was disclosed
by an examination of the body at the
morgue today. This bullet had enter-
ed his body immediately under the left
arm and mood close to his heart.
Battlers body has not yet been
claimed by any one. nor bad word
boon remitted from his Soulh Carolina
home in relation to any disposition of
w'l‘he only person sow Bother: the
murderer of Conductor 0 E. Wolllnsn
and at Samba! Wl.llialus rtsr of the
mid OI which the Manned. to
be mndad Mend s all htl extant
wumommum mist.
city. who was struck. twlih byline
it"s ‘1ka are. one bullet psostrat
Aug ill in the loft state. The latter
wound may We serious.
Continent Wolltaan a My was sent
touts hone in Philadelphia today. The
body of Williams will be sent to his
home in Baltimore this afternoon.
The victims of the workbousr ting
oily. Guards Walter Hastings and
Thoma Noi‘uiiough are at Delaware
no hope our the. locovcry of either
Stephan Hunter. the negro primer
who shot them yesterday. in an at»
tempt to escape and who was in turn
shot by other guards. in remarried to
s
lira. ilsttle Ronlmel and the suicide
0f Charles ’l‘lndall after be I!“ shut
and killed Mrs. Clara Newcomb be
cause she refined in slope with hinr-
are without further incident. death
but!“ brought them to a speedy
ann
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The officers of III. maul»... sum
of the Wanton and conductors moi
Pro-ideal charm 8. Motion and. flea.
oral manor mum. of the New line
rob toast this moral": to the hope of
marbles some ssrssmsnt on tho do
mantis vrfinfliwd some time ago by
the man. it was stated last plight by
one of tin members of the board that
beta; valid. as it is quits missus
the mo will odor some maniacal.
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Ifsn. was isndsrss a “man.
4 down to defeat by a score of 20 to 23.
multimillion“-
Hospital and the physicians give out at
The ethos- transmits—libs suicide at it
than was little likelihood of a strtits ""r"
storm 4
. slam instant:
‘ sodium-t winds.
Bottlillyscorsotmloaa
The Namath bukethall team went
when they played the Dsnhulys in the
heifert armory last night. The local
boys loads s has showing by their
send team work and their post throw-
lag, but finally were beaten. Gusr
MO“ was right there again on his
seat making and Smith showed at)
wall by continually covering his man
to such mod and that he could not
score. At the end of the first half the
score was ill to it) in favor oi Dan-
bury. The Norwslk team was repeat-
edly penalized for holding. d the
Danbury etholsls were very st. ct. The
srmory was crowded with an enthu-
siastic throng. There was more riv-
airy and feeling in this game than in
any of the three weeding Nadia
played a great game with as
dormitonding forward and Cshhhan
played his usual tine name. The Nor-
wslk boys lost many goals throat! the
peculiar construction of the screens
and for this reason they were consid-
'ersbly hampered. in spite of this
Ifaci the Norwalka held the Danbnrys
tied with it field goals each. The
Muslim wan the toss and the decid-
ing game will be played here in the
armory. Monday night.
The following is the lineup and
score of the game:
Momma. Dan pry.
Guamlcrl ................... adln
Right Forward ‘ "
homey ' ..................... ireland
heft Forward
Smith ....................... Kenna
. Center.
Dsgon .................... Callahan
Rizht Guard
(‘ahill .................... .. langley
heft Guard.
‘ Field seals—Gusmiare. it Dorsey.
t; Smith. 4: Cahill 2: Nadia. i: ire-
isud. i; Callahan. 2; Langley 1.
(tools front foui~0uarnieri.' l; Csl.
inhan. i. '
Reforer. Morrell; time, 20 mlnutea
~NO‘I’tCE. '
The sdlertialns solicitor for (l. A. it
router has no authority to use my
picture or name in any, way
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John I" Holdalls-ll. :56 West live [it L23:
WANTID (um. FUR illl‘NldltAl.
housework III family or thu nu washing.
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WuAN'f’ID i‘Attl'EN‘l‘ERs WANTED
at Rt. John ill Keysnr's steamboat l‘iams
"122 M
liliti. FUR GENERAL
titre-t in famll). Ann of
m. Know. 3 Washington tit. 12m
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reolml. stood locality. to rent Address
they {35. south Norwaik. in“:
WANT D~ 1‘0 Iii Y. ALI. KINDH ‘0? -
Employss Dsoiino Offer of list!» 4
sotidslsd and That Coupsny
Refuses Their Demands
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Members of Union Conformed,
Board to Spread Tidings
The meeting between the sub-cont-
lnltteo of the New England conference
board or trolley men and Vice Presl-
deut Calvetty Toansley and General
Manner John K. Punderford of the
Connecticut company at the railroad 4 P
ofdoe building, in New Haven yestor-ug
day afternoon ended practically in a
deadlock. neither side being willing to
make. any substantial concessions to
the other. ‘
The committee announced the abso-
lute rejection of the company' s answer
and the representatives of the com
pains showed no willingness to mate i
s more liberal proposition. .
After a long drawn oat discussion of
the various questions in dispute lilo ;
conference was broken up with the un—
derstanding that another be held in
the nedr future. it was very evident
from the meeting. however, that both
sides are ready to stand by their first
prepoalttons.
After the conference the board held
a Ion meeting in the Cocoa hotel in
New svsn which. also not finished an-
tll hourly ten ocioek in the evening.
There was a report that an appeal to
President Mellon over the heads of
Townlo and Punderford was talked 0t
.w
i-
favorsh. This seems to the most
natural action in view o the sun;
whichwss unbounterod is yostsniay’s
montiitl
Most of thaw
once heard left
for their homes to!" carry a news of v.
the conference to their vsrioosualons
who failure to arrive at a
makes tho ‘of a
Water. P , .
cally voted to ' '
sition of the company don
improvsd~and from t
yesterday by the com
. re prdho'l:
tithes, there would .0.- to be slight
chance of this
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