I.
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lien Who iiohbediiueeo-lihinoee Bank of $500,000 Worth oi
Securities From.
Strong Boxes. in .Which lie Substituted
Newspapers. was Not ilelts Mlle Away From the ineli-
llllldilmClalmb lie is 'e Sick lllan and Did Not Went to be
Sent to hill to Audit a Hearing
M '
in not ill iiiii llli slim lillllll, lulu
lulu lillllllll illilill lilillliili ill lllllli lllll
Detectives Trailod His
Wife. Who. lied Visited a Lawyer, and,
Atterward Went to See liar lluaband-Tho Labor Blames
the Bank tor All the Troublee‘
NEW YORK. July 30.«—A freil lit-
tle men with grey checks and hollow
eyes. in whose mnnnor and presence
there was nothing to Stignost thut sing-
glc-handed he had coolly lifted ‘500.’
000 in bonds and stocks from the
strong be: of u bunk. was «created
yesterday ulteruoeuin n downtown
restuniuut. not live mlnutcu’ walk from
the habit be bud robbed. lie was Er.
win Wider. the cashier of the Russo-
Chinese bank. in the court o! general
sessions his luwyer. Letm Glnsbers.
paid that he would plead guilty and lie
was committed to thc Tombs in do
fault of $25,000 bell.
Ginsberg pleaded with Judge Warren
Poster for a ion-or amount. The sum
itsked, he said, wns prohibitive. where-
as $10,000 might be obtained. “And i
want to add." he hastened to interpeae.
"that none of this money is in my oil.
cnt‘e possession. it was all of it swal.
lowed up in Wall street speculation."
“But it was stolen Just the some.
wasn’t it?“ interrupted the Judge.
"That is true." udmltted Ginsberg.
"i do not see. then. that there in any
need of ball." commented the district
attorney. "This entire case can be
exuded once and recall-lo monument
aye."
Almeiit as Wider \vaa “hated the
grand .iury handed up an indictment
against him. charging specifically
that he stole three certificates. one of
fifty shares and two others ct twenty-
fivc sharee been of Baltimore and Ohio
stock. and that be disposed of them
through the brokernlre house of llicit
Brothers on May 22 lust. These pain
tlculars indicate that the process of
theft was not It sudden one. but that
it had been going on for weeks and
possibly months before it was discov-
cred.
Trailed Wider'a Wile.
The arrest Thursday wuu due to the
norm ousoioiie
EtEllT clitoris
m...
The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the South Norwalii Pub-
lic Library and [tending Room was
held last evening ut the library in
Washington nircel. The principal bow
locus was the organising fur the year.
which was done by the election or the
iollowlng olllcers.
l‘rosldeni~.lollll H. Light.
Vit~c~l'resldoiil~-~(laorgo ti. North.
tilccretnrwaiillam A. iirllliil. Jl’.
'l‘ressurer—wlawronce A. Douglass.
Librarian-Mrs. Antics lilunchnrd.
Assluinnt Librarianm Miss Eva (loop-
pincer.
The president named the roilowlnn
committees:
Repairs and ilupplluiiwlloorlte 8.
North. Lawrence It. llotiglasu. William
F, Tammany nnd illchard ii. Golden.
Library nnd Reading Room milder”
8. North. William F. ’l‘aininany and
Robert (1, Mitchell.
ll'lnnnco (‘ommiiiee -l.nwrcnc.e A.
Douglass. WdWiil‘ll linrrcit and Andrew
Leary.
A unanimous vote of thanks was
tendered lo Attorney (Jaorae ll. Voil-
burph. whose term of cities expired
latit. month. tor his faithful worii in
behalf oi the library. and for the very
nutrient way in which be has filled
the Mine of secretary for several
years. The merits have been kept in
the bidet thorounh manner. every do it
tell being carried out by Mr. \los-
borab. and reoclvina the commenda-
tion of his former «acclaim on the
board.
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«ANNOUNOIMINT.
Owing to the minimums rush of
business we have had all thin week
our annual summer clearance role will
continue unconfirmed” and Wed-
nesday of unit it ‘ . it has proved
the greatest cleave on uie in our his-
tory, because we have an enormous
steel: of the vary but merchandlla
thlt money could tidy and it moat be iltata
acid in a very short time. and as we
‘bava had an excellent 'a bush
am we tool like giving bargains that
have not been when to you before.
'i'lrllt search none (30.
W s
warren aronve ar couuvav
own.
M noon It was bunmnced thli. the M
a.
new
I sit the tier»
"‘i pf»; . .
persistence with which detectives
trailed Wilder’s wile. i-lhe with in con-
nultatlen Thursday night Willi Mrs.
Ginsberg. whose husband. boulders be
in; Wllder's lawyer. was also his
neighbor. and thence site was ironed
today to the rcstnurent where her own
husband wan urrcsled. Wilder himself
was painfully shnhcu rind broken. illll
lawyer until he was it alclt until. end
he looked it. As he was led into the
Tempe ho reuolled iii the sight ot the
steel bars and almost collapsed.
Ginsbers's statement that all titt‘
sum stolen would seem lo indicate tliul
the bank Will never recover it dollur.
it has been sold heretofore that suits
would be filed against the brokers with
whom Wllder debit. hilt no such sulln
have yet been instituted.
0n advice of counsel, Wider would
not talk. He will be arraigned for
pleading next Monday.
llamas Bank For All.
Widor's confeusion to tho llitlilt wuu
contained in a letter which he wrote
on July 21. The letter read:
"Uetntlcmon: i might as well tell
you that in n few duya 3.20b shares of
Pennsylvania railroad stock hereto
be shipped to the'fvittionai Habit ”in
Berlin Germany. You won‘t tlnd them.
i took them.
"You Will also iind a huge number
of sham or other stocks minding.
which i also look. i mount to put them
back but the market went naturist run
and it won the blamed cotton situation
that broke my back.
"it wan iill your own fault anyhow.
You should not have put one lilitii in
charge oi everything from .\ tn 7.. My
wife does not know‘tbat anything in
wrong. but i inn coin; to tell her to.
day. Whatever else you lied mission
i took.
"Yours respectfully.
titinN .l. Willlllil.
stints vote owe
iue LAVIll mm
The Enlre Nona Home at (it-caoi-y
Point presented a very handsome ap-
pearance last evening for tile liiwn
psriyginder thc auspice» of the ladies.
Japaneae lanterns displayed about the
[rounds ahed a soft light. enhuuclua
the prettlncae of the decorated bootha.
which were several in number. The
stimulation wad large and Mi it result
of the enterprise. the ladies cleared
some too besides the social auctions.
At. the American booth. culiu wail
disposed of. This booth was in clisruo
of Mrs. I". A. Volii. Mrs. it“, J. Donohuc
and Mill Julio ()‘Bullivuu. The lriah
booth sold candy and this was in
dilute of I‘ll. bi. ll‘. 'l‘ilminiiny und
ll". W. B. Unholtn. 'l‘hu .lapauou
booth. for flowers. was in charge of
Mn. DInlol Toomey, Mrs. i'crd bichlw
hen. Mina Bertha Cool: and Miss Mer-
m Murphy. b‘li‘a. lt‘. A. ldtoio nnd
Iliad lilary Sheehiin were in charge at
the ice cream.
Neale duties the evening was tur-
nlnb by Powell’- orchestra. which in
ct on to [ivlnn orchestra nibble.
p and for We: in the pavilion.
The general committee for the lawn
party minted at Mile Anna Murphy.
hire. 0. . A “cheaters. lira. Daniel
'i‘comm lira. W. F. 'i‘amnuiny. lilies
it any. Mrs. hilltu Con.
call wd‘lli‘a. F. A. Will.
1‘ Mia. on planning uuolbcr bin
“flit. nonrandom-oi of which Will be
made «only.
wanna can commune.
H The hurl“ on the revocation of
suspension oi. the down license at
liaory Walters. who was driving the
no “‘tnai‘hlt end sevorely in-
lli'ld A ,l‘lblldhel‘ in Norwslit re-
gard ‘i -;inhaduied to be held in
the ' fitieonri before input,
but “ ' ' at...“ ”1"" Mb“.
. i o I!" ”
J? the can before the Nov-
m" dot-rt tutu-i wanton.
made out relieving the ambient. and
which to sine holes oontlnued to await
the cm of the boys injuries. Win.
tern. who it led by Walsh and
Hairball ital. mulled with the iron
oi the cursory of state to sort
I license. This a.
W "rm“
and West Veranda with ‘
dim Awa‘i'iieti
At an adjourned meeting of the
Country Club. held lust night. one none
resident member was elected. Four
appllcutlone for resident member-
ship are new on the waiting
list. thlu membership having reached
the limit. 225. The non-resident mom-i
berahlp. which in unlimited, la 65.
The treasurer's report and moment»
door of the condition or the club show-
ed lta iinaneial condition to be first
class. all bills paid and the year's
current oxpenaea provided for. Gon-
aidcrlng the feet that in but than three
years it boldln company has become
fully menace of the promrty. a toll
incmbcrehlp of the club secured. end.
notwithstanding a very large outlay
for general improvements to duels.
grounds. building! die. all Mill
and funds for additional lmprovementa
at hand. he cocoon baa exceeded the
most sanguine anticipatlorui of its
managers and members. it was voted
to award contracts for enclosing the
curl and went veranda with glass. as
follows: H. W. blather. for aim
structure; Chat-lea 11.1 Aiathorpe.
stucco work under veranda: ll. ii.
Ninth. plumbing. and it. E. Gorhem.
painting. they being the lowest bid-
tiers.
ntouorioil or
it. or c. titre
Tl) or owners
«bu-rm < .m
Local Delegation. Alter investi-
gation by Ewart, to Stand
torthe Present At.
media
oc-
mun.
iiroat interest is taltcn here in the
coming national convention convention
of the Knights oi Columbuu to be held
in Quebec next wceii becauee oi the at.
tempt which has been made for sev.
eral months to regulate the insurance
ieaiurca oi the order.
The Connecticut detonation will it“
to the convention with the purpose of
oppoitiug the reduction of nice for use
souementa which wait attenuated some
time ago. and to support their oppo-
sition have the opinion oi an lnaur;
ance expert. The effect oi the inventi-
gallon made by i‘onnacileut members
Will be far reaching.
At the stale convention hold in New
Britain recently it resolution wan pm
wilted by T. F. Clarit of New Haven
calling for the employment of an auto.
Ill'y to advise the representatives to
the national convention, and the state
convention adopted the resolution
Thet author of the resolution then no
cured tho urvlcea of iloilry Meir, vice
president of the Actuarial Hill‘ii‘ly of
America. and dissociate actuary oi the
Home lAic luaurilnce eotnpsny, to
local the doieaatea for a conference.
This conference wau held very re'
t‘eittl)‘. and bit. Meir had advised that
the present rates of insurance at!
sursuco. The anti new pending be
fore the supreme wort to determine
the ownership of a fund of about
«(p.000 will be tried at the iietobcr
term. and its menu is being Watched
with Intereill. since the illultillei'dlllli in
the order prior to “the adoption of the
present atop-rate plan cialmu that the
mill should have been used to reduce
the amen! on the members that
helped to create it.
Mr. Meir has adrioeii that the on
tier some aetuarlea to apmrtlon this
fund la the event of the loud being
declared the pro of the older members.
and the detonation has presented a
reecliitlon to the national convention
wattle; for the appointment of the ac-
tual-lea. It la hoped that the delegates
lllll year will be able to not relief for
the older member». and as the present
state deputy. w. J . Mulligan. iii a mum.
litil‘ of the committee on lawn. (tarmac.
itcut should fare well with its resolu-
tion. Atorney John J. l‘holsn. of New
Haven, will assist the representatives
in promotion the case to the conven-
t on.
Mr. Phaisu lit u put supremo irritant
and has worked consistently for the
claim of the older members. The dol-
entea were fortunate in securing n
man of Mr. Mtilra' allillt in Mill“
them on this matter. no his services
«were alien free to the delegation
through Mr. Clark. and his app viii
oi the mould liuelneea methods 0 the
Knights of Columbus institution do-
partment iii complimentary to the hat
lieual oillcara.
The delegates from the flennebtlout
titate council to the national comm
lion to amuse left New Haven on the
ii :35 a. in. train today. The follow
delegates Ind trienn- «will be in the
petty: tlapt. invaded. Kennedy. P. L.
Iliad. 'i‘. b‘. (liarii lianial. ticlweli. lilies
iieDonald. ‘l‘. l‘. ministration and Ir.
¢and lira. John 0. (than. oi New bolt-
on. -
ranch Montreal late this «eater
spend sunday sightseeing in
around biannual. leaving there
p. in. by «barrier for Quebec Ill!
inT bee at ‘l a. in. need”.
0
iii
.1
till
all
convention will with ‘ "‘l‘u
Contracts tor Etioloelho' no 1
safe and conservative for fraternal Ill‘ ,
(l. Gelwall. little it. Conner. lira. ii. .
it is the intention of the totem id hi
tuition
l
lithe llo
Contain liliii
flabbon
Ascoriein‘? tile
The air is eiearcdnow at) far on
Simona] . _
; “Altitude
paid. en-i‘hlet Justice}. lb. italdwiu’s aiii~
‘ tude toward the Metastatic nonline-
lien for .acvernor is concerned. .
. Judge lteldwln will learnt the num-
'lnatlon if It hi tendered him by the
filemocrallc state dpnveutton which
i will anaerobic in Ne? lisven depicte-
: her 7 and it next. ,
There was ouch a pronounced senti-
ment in iavor of Judge liaidwln‘s
nomination nmonx lite state central
ueinmltieemen who” assembled at the
Tonilno yesterday that. they intermitt-
ly delegated Archibdld McNeil. .lr.. of
Bridgeport. who was present as a
proxy from cm of the “rider-port
committeeinen. to tree Judae Baldwin
and ascertain his attitude toward the
nomination. This morning it newepn.
‘per man who was on the name errand
was referred by in a Baldwin to Ir.
McNeil. and here i what the letter
said over the lelcplllllic:
Pledge Baldwin told me that it he
were unrelated terms-emu by the
Democratic convention he should
heritate long indeed bottom he would
decline. But he also Illd that he
would enter line no contest for the
nomination. nor would be neat our
delegated. The nomination moat come
to him unanimously."
Judge Baldwin» billinaneu in ac.-
copt the umluiionda highly satisfac-
tory to atomistic leaders.
Hill. “I"
.-
Iseiilroe aim
we... *4. .
(“byliilun that“. who fluently pur-
cluiimd the three story building at lot
Washina'lon atreel front the eaiatia of
the late Nelson Taylor. lh planning to
cairnsivaly remodel the ntruciuro and
to built a lame addition on the rear.
The new aeolian in to be two storiea
in belaht and 15 feel innit. The floor
of the liral door will br- lowored and
the whole front will be rebuilt. mal-
lna a bin modern since. The olden
on the aorond ilour are plug to be rv
modeled.
li wan reported this wealt that ii
llermatn and (lemony are to have the
store. but. such an arrangement has not
been made.
John (”deem-hinder. whose cigar
store and cigar munitfaciory is located
on the first floor at proucnt. will re
Move. it is atalod. by Remember lat.
sooner of litter»
tritium one
The slumber. of n crowd who have
been bales the Hutch and lialioy Com-
pany lumber yards for ii dormitory.
were widely disturbed by the police
about 3 o‘clocb‘tliia momma. The
encor- also made a roundup. landing
half a desert men who were charged
with vacancy. ‘
The victims are all well known in
the neighborhood. They are John
Palermo. Mull A. Lane. .lamee Webb.
Theresa Ferris. John liolmrts and
Charles .lobnlen. Peterson’s excuse
wan conakierad an mood that be was
«uncharted. ionic A. lane. formerly
employed iii the yard. was also re»
loaned. but the other tour were each
given an unmet“ of ion days at
the county Jail.
The raid wail mode by
titration. Tooth!" and rimlin.
viii ltldltaariou round.
it you are immobile lo mite a vaca-
tion trip during the month oi Annual.
it will pity yeti to Illuminate the per-
sonally conducted tours arranged by
The Recreation Tourist (in, or New
Haven. who have a very desirable lint
of short cum . to some or the prin-
cipal summer inserts at reasonable
(‘lilieel‘l
rue mini: t '
At noon W it with mm
that. hospitable. alia‘iu siren-nee on.
in. tormented. the Succumb-ooh“!
, :mll'llilld
lit",
.l
'l
in..." “l t“ 1133' '33:; "menu. ' battle! to.
s . ,‘ .
will out; mills. Annual. tor
ll idle W. . For dli'otllli' :
WW" _ » , ”aura. Miler!
”column fiddled (inspection.
U. H‘m: . ‘ -‘ .
auapo‘oa‘ .pwu oraaa'roa.
heartburn my to. thin
um mam—Wm new
running . .
‘ on it iiilii
m
ibflinllielliillailmlima
debt I Si,7l8.tibti.lllili, coin
no Bureau Bryn
W
WASHINGTON. July Blip-JPN enor-
mous aunt of 01.718.000 is owed by the.
158 cities in the country having escb‘
a population of more than 30.000. The
l
l
ileum show not indebtedness and
are given out by the Census But-an no
la result of ill canvass for 1908.
The some authority dude that of this
aunt New York ewes 8i.000.000. or
airport forty per cent. to the satanic.
This lsmore than seven times the
amount of the net indebtedness of any
tether city and more than onehslf of
the total amount owed by the 28 neat
largest cities in the country.
It atao la shown that of the 3215.-
ilolhililll spent for improvements in the
ills oltlea inilolt.‘ New York expended
more than ”8.000.000. or nearly one-
tblrd the entire sum. or the total debt
increase for the year “35.877356.
nearly onc~half is credited to New
York. The per capita indebtedness of
New York also is much larger than
that of any other city. exceeding $167
as compared with 8118 for Cincin-
’ nail. tile for Benton and but for (lai-
vrvaton. the other cities making the
nearest approach.
it is pointed out that a large propor-
tion of the New York improvement c:-
penrilturoa have been for public aor-
vtrc conveniences.
(if the cities executing 800.000 popib
ialion lletrolt hail the smallest. per cop.
ita debt. 026. 0! the total expenditures
for all the cities about. onethtrd was
for improvod public corridor and anoth-
or third for highways.
W‘w
thereto or .
lollllu «one:
Report came to the police about mid-
ulnbl that Churlea lulnei. described
as a character about Springwnod. bad
('ntl‘fltd the house of Frank Demoliti-
end rifled the clothes of e boarder. Bani
Malian of one.
Larincl was cool to be found in the
neighborhood and the police not a up
that be bad acne to Bridgeport. The
police authorities ot that city were
communicated with and word came
back of his capture before 3 o‘clock
' fhia morning. ‘ ” ‘
om: ll‘raalt V. Raymond went over
to Bridaeport May liner the accused.
it no claimed that be operated at
the sprlnxwoed boarding house. which
is located in Oxford street. outside the
rliy "min. at ill o‘clock last night.
m
nuclear auto aeatb.
m
The Sacred leetia and hate of late
of the Phone».
Aniona the rings found in ancient
Barnum tombs are many which eru-
dllo mbaeolnliatu aaeriba to a period
allgbily anterior to the deluge.
This. however. is debatable around~
the deceptive morass of conjecture
rather than the Delhi earth of fact.
But we feel the bitter beneath our tool
when viewing the meanive gold li‘iayp
tian signer rings with revolvlna cylin-
drical hotels of indigo colored porce-
lain or the deep blue porcelain ring:
having a bust of lain or M one oi the
Pharaohs in full relief. The former
represent the primitive seals in use
when the laraelltee were handicap and
bolero the pyramids were built. The
latter were the common adernntonta oi
the proteins of the modern tellahln
when Solomon was in his [lei-y.
In neither ease in the workmanship
meritorious. the "preailce hand" bein
plainly visible. tibill in denim an
execution was acquired later and
among the litruacaaa attained a da-
aree of excellence never since equaled.
such of their wort: ea remains in n at-
lent yet eloquent antimony t their
marvelous altill. but the above that
enabled them to manipulate nold "line
drawn as hair“ is one of the lost arts
of the ancients.
in the Etruscan as in tbe Bayou-u
rinaa the device of the aoarabacua, or
stirred beetle. figures prominently. for
to both Iheao remarkable recoil thla
curious lust-ct was an object of pro-
found veneration. and as sacred and
synthetic in their even as the cross is
to the (lbrletian.--Quivor.
mmwwuemm
fiHDOTlNO WITH MORTAII.
"en-
e emotion.
How do we hit with the mortar-t
An observer near the above who aaaa
the rarest. communicates the heirloom
tal and vertical abate .nt which he lav
the mortar and the tenant or time at
which to limited tbs no dose the
rest. ltrouwereatandi at anew
tor of a lame clcnltdlal la ii on the
lid and wanted to i with base
it a ma wai
lid M. .Parliia laavlan in the tutor in- the
{awardeereaein ii
toi'veis of plaster?
ornament
Hittln the Taroat la Ilmply a Matter 3.
' of ii iii
the rum nineteen. bier“
mo 9. Gilliy, a Cigar
in Yonkers. and habit-hing
in lliilnetield
llll Illlllllll. WI” ,llllll
oped to Extricato himself
DANBURY. July 30.-Franlt P. thtr
wee almost. instantly allied. Augustus
McCarthy had a remarkable eacupil.
from a similar tale and the Pepe-Hart-l
ford touring car of Edward F. Keene.
of the Hotel (lroveiand. was destroyed
by live in Sugar Hollow a few minutes
after it o‘clock yesterday foreman. i
The accident was caused. apparently.‘
by the hunting of one of the tires of
the machine. in which Messrs. IicCar';
thy and tilniy were driving toward this
city from Napiewoeii. The automobile
.left the highway. and plunged into the
Mae of the swamp at the side of the
road. returning to highway. bowled
completely over and came to a stop
upon it atone culvert. right aide no.1
with flecuihy underneath the wreck- ‘
ed machine and flinty lying a tew (eat.
any. McCarthy had barely time to
get ole-er of the wreckage before the
machine took tire and its wooilwerlifi
even to the rites of the wheels. was
consumed. -
The accident occurred near the eco-
tar of Shear Hollow at the point when
l
l
nahtv seminal. vuoaensv.
Ibnufactnrera' and the can lion's
tleld day at Eaton Point. next Thurs-
day. The Sentinel will be issued at
noon.
nebafltieaathcmoaa-lm
“up“...
unbecom- and Fourier SIM ,
er. instantly Killed Yesterday, When Car overturned
the » Bursting ot a Tire—Jody iiedBeen to the Horde] ‘
~ lilllllll it‘iiltt lilll lililti llllllillill lili}
Augustus McCarthy. the Cultivaillbli oi lir‘. einiy, tied a w
.derful Escape. Being delight Udner the Machine, Bill
M
aumra tiling nineteen:
cloudy ,, X, ,» W
m t. buildup.“ .
all hip to man-win“
Late Thursday Night
ii lllllllilllli iiiiiii.
it:
v.
a small stream news beneath a stone 9;“
culvert bridge that spans the mad:
On the west of this bridge in ’a {in .
way leading to and through the block. ” ‘
where drivers for generations have we-
tered their horses. 0n the opium!
little the road runs along the elite ebb
swamp until it reaches the brim;
which here rises two or three , ;
above the stream where it Iowa into
the swamp. ,
Approaching this point from the , 5
south the highway toms rather abrupt; ii
ly at the bottom of a long gradual do‘
scent. and breaks into a double curve
after it eroaaes the bridge. it wean.
the curve south of the bridle that the
accident incurred and after the tire
burst the automobile swerved to the .
extreme right of the road; its right 5
wheel dropped off the bard highway .
and plowed into the swaquteu'r
ttearingh “some the bashed :Mm g
o ..oniac,' v .
proximately two lined; fa in): {a
point where the tire ”chill it my
(canons 0b filth Mi
sonata. ‘
FOR
em tin
lilo hOliln, Wuhlnlion
“Becker. real Glut!
mid Ave.
arias "9!!!!“le
WAN'KED.
. or b pawl-termed retina lady. Adorn.
l? r‘. w- om sentinel. no u
WANTdDK- HELLARR TU llltl. UND-
inn. ploughiiur. etc. Joseph Hutu. Wil~
iii-m BL. titrwvvberry Hill. Norwalli. Tel.
II-li. ms
—
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