Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-20

Ireland, January 10. 1862, and came
to this country when a young man.
He was appointed a patrolman in the
Third precinct in 1889, and in 1898 was
made roundsman. In April, 1895, he
was transferred to the Second pre-
cinct, and in 1896 to the First.
In October, 1897, he was reduced to
the rank of patrolman and ordered
on patrol duty in the Second pre-
cinct.
In 1898 he was transferred to the
First precinct, and in 1902 was again
made a roundsman, being detailed to
the Fourth precinct. In November,
1903, he was appointed a detective SER
geant at the Fourth precinct, and
two years later was transferred to
headquarters. In April of last year
he became a lieutenant.
Since his assignment to the detec-
tive bureau Lieutenant CORDIALLY has
worked principally on horse thefts
and has, during his entire connection
with the bureau recovered approx
mately $4,000 worth of stolen horses
annually. In the arrest of Frank
CaIlisabuttee, at Nesbitt street and
Sixteenth avenue he recovered twen-
ty stolen horses and wagons.
Single-h handed he arrested Grippe
Salvatore and two companions in
WaVerly The men were heavily
armed, and it was only after des-
perate struggle that they were placed
in custody and 5000 worth of stolen
property recovered. Another merton
ious arrest was of band OF SILK
thieves in Camden street, who had
looted the milk mills of thousands of
dollars worth of goods. With other
detectives three men were made pris-
oners and were sent to prison for
terms of from three to seven years.
william II. STICKY.
William H. STICKY was born May
8, 1860. He was appointed as
chaneeman in the Fourth precinct in
1891 and a patrolman in 1897. In 1884
he was detailed to the mounted squad
of the First precinct and in 1905 was
appointed roundsman of the mounted
squad. In 1907 he was appointed ser
geant and in 1912 lieutenant. He is
at present attached to the First pre-
cinct.
John Caffrey.
John Caffrey, was born July Z, 1854,
and was appointed a patrolman in
the Third precinct in 1889, being
transferred the following year to the
First precinct. He was appointed
roundsman October q, 1897, and IN
November of the same year was
transferred to the Second precinct.
He was made a sergeant in 1900 and
in 1905 transferred to the First pre-
cinct, where he has since been. He
was promoted to the rank of lieu
tenant in April of last year.
Charles A Lindner.
Charles A. Lindner was born April
81, 1866, and was appointed a chance
man in the Fourth Precinct in 1892.
The following year he was made a
patrolman and in 1899 was transferred
to the bicycle squad of the First pre-
cinct In 1907 he was made rounds
man and the following year he was
elevated to the rank of sergeant, be-
ing transferred to the Sixth precinct
He was made lieutenant in April
of last year.
Thomas f.. ConnelI.
Thomas F.. Connell was born Sep
TENDER Z, 1854, and was appointed a
patrolman in the First precinct in
1884, but quit in 1885. On May s.,
1885, he was appointed a chanceman
in the First precinct and later in the
year was promoted to the rank of
patrolman. From 1887 until 1891 he
served as detailed man on Market
street and In 1897 was made rounds