The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-30
CONNECTICUT J0TTINGS.
THE SEARCH FOB I1IE THREE NEW
HAVEN MEN.

No Results Yesterday--The Search to be
Renewed To-day-Litchfield Arohdeaoon-
ry-BiG Reward for the Capture of Burg
lars-Terrlble Abuse of u Horse-Yheel
Clubs Road Raoe-Other Press Dis
patches.
Branford, Oct. pat dusk tonight
the search for Arthur Tymeson, Charles
Wesson and Charles Hinckley of New
Haven, who are supposed to be lost in
the sound, was abandoned and will be
renewed tomorrow. Aside from the
finding of the boats no trace of the
missing men has been found and hope
of finding the bodies has been practical
ly given up.
The search for Messrs Hinckley and
Wesson to-day was largely confined to
the immediate relatives of the missing
men, but tomorrow it will be resumed
with greater vigor, Hinckley's father
in-law, Charles Green of Short Beach,
this morning inserted the announce
ment of a reward of $25 FOR the recovery
of Hincllley's body. Mr.. Green came to
New Haven and made arrangements for
a searching party to go out tomorrow
in hopes of learning some trace of his
son-in-law Hinckley's wife, who is the
sister of Mrs. Louis Felsburg of New
Haven, was visiting with the latter in
Washington, but has been summoned
and returned home this afternoon. The
boat in which Wesson and Hinckley
Were fishing was picked up yesterday
afternoon near Mansfeld's Point by
Lowell Jones Of Short Beach. Hincl1ley
was an engiener on the Consolidated
road and Wesson was a painter.
GOES TO STATE PRISON.
bridgeport, Oct. 29-In the city court
this afternoon Judge Comley bound
over for trial before the superior court
Peter Pagan, q youth arrested for bur-
glarizing several stores here last week.
James Quigley and James Hart his
cornpaniops, We're given another chance.
Pagan was the leader of gang of
young candidates for the state prison.
SHOCKING CRUELTY TO A HORSE.
Bridgeport, Oct 29.--The Rev. ]. w.
Wellman, Congregational minister at
Westport, engaged horse and carriage
of Lveryman Iii Mead of that place on
Saturday to drive 70 North Salem, N
Y, and back, a distance of forty-four
miles. When Mr.. Wellman returned
the horse on Sunday it's eyes could not
be opened and it showed signs of bru-
tai treatment. The owner will have to
kill the animal and he demands its
value of the clergyman. The affair has
created much scandal.
SHOE FACTORY BURGLARIzED
Stamford, Oct. 29.-The shoe factory
of Fancher & Co., just opposite the New |
Canaan railroad station, was entered |
by Burglars last night and 500 worth |
of goods taken.
THE SIIIlOWAYE MYSTERY.
Hartford, Oct. 29-The police do not |
believe that Martin L. De Sillowaye has |
committed suicide as he wrote he should |
YESTERDAY. FL cannot be found, having |
left his former boarding place two |
months ago. Grand Army people are
divided as to belief in his record, al |
though disposed to believe that he serv-
ed in some capacity during the war
His name cannot be found in any pub
ir the Mexican and civil war.
LTTCHFIELD ARCHDEACONRY.
New Milford, Oct. 29.-The fall meet
ing Of the Litchtield Archdeaconry was
held to-day at the rectory of All Saints
church in this place. Archdeacon
George of Salisbury presided. There
was q large attendance, there being
ny,1t Ixr,r, ohe Tba |
mess Of to-day's session was the discus
sion of missionary work in Litchfield
county and the reports of the standing
committees.
To might services were held in the
church and addresses We're made by
Rev. II. L. Everest of New Milford, Rev
J. G. Llnsley OF Torrington and Rev. S.
A. Seymour C Litchfield. Services will
be held tomorrow morning and the Rev.
w. f. Lewis of ST. Johns church of
will preach q sermon.
TEN MILE ROAD RACE.
Rockville, Oct 29.-The Rockville
Wheel club held a ten mile road race
this afternoon. The course was over
Tire Soners road. Louis Turner. with
y handicap of three minutes, was the
winner. Charles Tenzler (scrasch), Sec |
md, Christopher Gubitz, 2 minutes,
third, and A. E. Waite, IL minutes,
fourth.
81, 500 REWARD FOR BURGLARS.
Putnam, Oct G9.-The citizens of Pom
ret have been at work all day raising
money to offer reward for the captura |
# the burglars who have been operating
in this place. Tonight
tbout LEGO has been raised. 1t is prob {
lbie that by tomorrow this will be in
reas ed to $1,000. The officers who
ire at work on the Clark burglary have
/ not scent and they expect to locate
he burglars by tomorrow night. II
DAN1ELSON AND IT'S ROADS.
Danielson Oct. 29.--A special town I
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