Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-30
OFFER REWARD.
Setectmen Making Effort to Find Man
 Who Shot Caesar Stafano.

The seIectmen of the town of Kill ingly have authorized the offering of a reward of S200 for the arrest of Carmos Tors, who is wanted for the murder of Caesar Stafano of Williams vile. The officers have kept up a. diligent search for the murderer, but nave been unable to locate him. Vari- ous clues have been followed up and invest tigations made in territory where it was reported that the much wanted man has been seen since the shooting. In every instance, however, the effort has gone for naught. Deputy Sheriff Michael Grimshaw of Attawaugan was out for hours Monday afternoon and evening, working with a. party of as sistants between Danieison and Will fannSville, over country in which Fors was said to have been seen shortly af- ter Monday noon. If he was there, they could not find him, nor was any trace of him discovered. Another re- port that came in from Central Will Iage told of a man that boarded a Norwich car there shortly after Mon day noon, but this party also proved to be another than the missing man. Tel ephone messag ges have been sent out in all directions from Danfelson by Sheriff P. B. Sibley and many officers have their eyes open for 8 man that an- swers the description of the assassin. It Is going to be a difficult matter to get information from the mans coun- trymen in Williamsville relative to anything that they may know about him, as it IS not their custom to aid officers in this respect The chances Of getting him are not hopeless, never theless.
 Officers of Asbury Castle.
 ASbury castle. Knights of King Ar thur, of the local Methodist church, King. Fred Darmer. Jr.; seneschal. Arthur Wilde; heralds. John Day. Floyd Mason: sentinel, Tyler An drews; keeper of the exchequer, liar Ia ing: chamberIains. Leroy Surrey (de- gree mastery, Harold Bigelow, Fred Darmer. IT,, Arthur Wilde, Alcott Spaulding, Jacob Spaulding, Frank Ba- roy Surrey, Albert Warren, Jacob SpauIding.
 The order holds a strong interest for it's members. to Q. degree, in fact, that Is quite surprising.
 Howard A. CIeaver's House Burned.
 The house of Howard A. Cleaver in the town of Sterling was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning, the result, it is said, of a defective chimney. The house and all of the contents were some furniture which he was keeping temporarily in the barn on the place.
 The house will be better remembered by many people in this section as the old Russell Hill place. MT. Hill having left there last fall to spend the win ter in Danielson
 MT. CIeaver. the new owner, comes from Milwaukee. and has been in this section only few weeks. It is un- derstood that the loss is covered by insurance, the risk being carried through a local agency.
 Next week, Ebert L. Darbie, coIlec- tor of taxes for the town of Killingly, will commence the work of getting in the money due the list last com piled. He has given announcement of the dates and hours at which he will zza Inc -S- xriY the town and will endeavor to get all the money due in the shortest possi- ble time.
 To Return from Backus Hospital.
 Mrs. John Reece, who has been a patient at the Baclxus hospital in Nor wich suffering with a nervous disor- der, Is very much improved in health and will be able to be at her home here in a few days.
 Railroad Painters Leave for DayviIIe.
 Painters in the employ of the New Haven road who have been working in DanieIsOn for the past few weeyS, have completed their work on the railroad station and other property of the com pany, and have had their cars re- moved to Dayville, where there is work for them to dc.
 Applications for appointment um- pires are being received from persons in the various towns making up the Eastern Connecticut baseball league. made. The umpires receive three dol lars a game and their carfare.
 Social and Personal Items.
 Miss Emma F. Filling and Luther Filling are spending several days in Washington D. C.
 Miss Helen P. Perkins has as her guest Miss Sarah Wall of Worcester.
 Miss E. D. Putnam, who is teach ing in Montcfair N. J., is spending the Easter recess at her home.
 Miss Louise Dapie1son of Long 1 Branch, N. J., is at her home during the vacation.
 Miss Gladys Burroughs of East Or 1 ange, N. J, is the guest of her moth | CT Mrs. Ellen M. Burroughs.
 Miss Esther Pike of Worcester was the guest over Sunday of Miss Agnes l Jacobs