The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10

While Gustave Frederick Karl Mue1- Ter spent a quiet day in jail acting much the same as all the other in- mates of the North avenue institution, a steady stream of contributions for the testimonial fund for the widow of Patrolman Ellsworth G. Deitz came into police headquarters from early
 morning.
 -~ Mueller is lodged in the same sort Of cell as is accorded to all the pris- oners. He is kept in the closest con- fnement. however. and given no op- portunity of mingling with the other inmates. His conduct is not such as to indicate he is insane until he is sub Jected to questioning. Then the am archistic tendency of his mind becomes apparent. He is possessed of a mania that the governments and educational institutions of the world are combined against him.
 Plans have been practically complet- ed by Supt. Birmingham to detail a big turn out of policemen to accom- pany the remains of the brave patrol man from the home in Holly street to the family plot of Deitz' wife is locat- ed. Supt. Birmingham will probably be at the head of pol ce escort. Four platoons of police 12 each. will be headed by Captains Anderson and Redgate, and five police sergeants will be included in the escort.
 Rev. C. s.. Ball, pastor or the sum merfeld M. D. church. will officiate the services. beginning at the bereaved home in Holly street. at o clock to-
 morrow afternoon. Delegations will M, and Oronoque Lodge. I. o. O. F.. both of Stratford. of wh oh the de- ceased was member. Fraternal rit- uals will be exemp1ified at the grave. The pail bearers will be six in number, two from each of the fraternal dele gationS, and Patro1men Dempsey and Brown, the latter the captor of the
 This afternoon at the Trinity M. E. church, the five remaining mem bers Of the Police Sextet, of which O clock, a number of hymns to Joe sung at the obsequies tomorrow aft ernoon- The quintet comprises Pa trolnen Bray, Walker, Haux, Herb and Lundberg.
 Among the first donations to the testimonial for Mrs. Deitz was the to Police headquarters by Samuel M. HawIey on behalf of the directors of the Bridgeport Savings Bank. It was while Mueller was on his way to shoot up this institution that the po- lice took him into their custody, and the murder occurred
 The police department itself will raise about $20O among it's members. Today the state police association check for s55o will be turned over tions received up to @ late hour this afternoon are:
 N} Directors Bridgeport Savings Bank, s20O; DeVer H. Warner, $100. T. L. Wat son Co.. $1GO; Henry Atwater $25; G. w Jackman $25: Ashcroft Mfg. Co.,, s25: George c. Edwards $25; A. J. Middlebrook, $25; Eagle Detective Agency Staff $15; John T. King S1O; w. H. Griffith s1O: Bridgeport Post $10; w. s. Brandegee $1o:. J. w. c. Bullard s1O; H. G. Greenman $10; Stephen F. Boucher s10; H. P. Henshaw $10: F. D. Ives $5: J. H. Kershaw $5; s. Weiss mar s5; Samuel Dave s5; L. B. Rich ards S5: Samuel c. Shaw $5; Walter D. Peck S5; Mrs. Ida Parmly $5; c. A. Peck 5; Morris Lustig $5; Henry Greenstein $5; Isaac Moss $5; Mrs. M A. Brown s5; Sheriff Hamilton $5; Frank Vireli $5; John D. Smarto $5; George T. Hathaway $5: Prof. Atlas $5; Dr. K Clemens $3; J. Berger $3; JohE F. Gray $2; Special Policeman Reilly g; Levy & Co.,. $2; Robert G. DeFor- est $2; G. w. M. $2; Frank Carpenter S1; A. B. Burlinson $1; David Jack $1 i; Charles A. Deas $1; Miss B. Ward $1; J. w. Mcdonald $1; Digmund Bohrer s1; pr. E. c. Krause $1; D. I. M. $1; :; August M. Brill $1; John H. Keenan $1; Julius J. Dorkin, Jr., $1; Chauffeur 913 $1; Walter Doolittle $f.
 Heart broken at the plight of his son. Karl Mueller. father of the slayer of the policeman, tearfully protested today that he always believed his son