Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-07
Burglars Arrested.
They are Caught in this City-Norwich
 the Center of Operations.


 They are Caught i'm this City-Norwich
 the Center of Operations.
 Captain Whaley, of the Norwich police force, arrived in this city on the Shore Line "owP' train yesterday morning in search of two youthful burglars, named Charles A. Warrington and Hattie Gabel. Officer Nc Grath, from the description given, recollect ed that the parties sought had arrived in this city on Wednesday, and inquiring for good hotel to stop at he had recommended them to the Woolsey House, supposing at the time that they were newly married couple The officers went to the Woolsey House. where they found the parties in room together, and they were at once taken into custody. They were removed to the lookup and the room was searched. In it was found an as- sortment of goods-a lady's velvet sack, sev- eral ties and sashes, shoes, rubbers, gold chain, three revolvers, one gold mounted, and seven finger rings, mostly plain, but one of them had several pearls. The value of the articles recovered is about $10O. The girl wore velvet dress that had been stolen.
 It is stated by Captain Whaley that Yer rington is twenty-one years of age, and was clerk in his fathers carpet store. Gabel Is nineteen years old and was 8 servant. These two became enamored of each other, but the paternal Warrington, yearning to inn prove the condition of his son, frowned on the proceeding, and although wealthy shut down, it is said, on the spending money of the young man, because he would not do better. The girl led young Warrington from bad to worse, and to raise the wind @ series of burglaries were perpetrated. The first of which anything is known was discovered oh JT1lu hy Charles A GnnvArSa who had been summering. He returned to find his residence stripped. He thought it was entered between July and the 12th. Three other residences were entered after that as 1t is supposed. The owners were absent at summer resorts. Entrance was effected at rear windows. Where a chisel did not answer the purpose of prying up sash, light of glass was broken out and the fastener turned back. The houses thus entered besides that of Charles A. Converse on Washington street, were those of Edwin Converse, on Lincoln street; of Ebenezer Leonard, on Broadway; and of MT. Selden on Washington street.
 The prisoners admitted their crime d. though they were not very communicative. The girl is not especially prepossesslng and the young man is of ordinary appearance. It is thought the young man will probably be assisted by his father, who will furnish bail for him. The value of the goods stolen will probably not exceed $500.
 In conversation with Chief Webster yes terday morning, Warrington told where more of the property was concealed. It was, he said, in a stocking under the mattress of bed in the room he had occupied in the hotel. A visit confirmed his statement There was recovered in consequence a coral chain, mounted with gold, six stone rings, meer- schaum pipe, gold-mounted, and few other articles. These are valued at from $50 to $1OO. Captain Whaley took the prisoners to Norwich yesterday afternoon at o'clock, where they will be tried.