The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-15
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Coroner Is ealelat.

has been c1oseked practically the en- tire day with Williams and State Po- Hcernen Hurley and Flynn he refuses to give any information concerning the case or evidence in possession of rsse authorities. The same nystifying ilence is maintained in response to ssilesaoEs relating to the mysterious a17as.ts of IsfaeffIin and Williams. No sarinatson is given out as to where ~ NJ re aTrested and under what
 ezl.lstanc sse%cepting to admit en'lt sli>sllss.Is IIatsiSsy arrested the for
 m esssleisrook and Policeman nil lae lstAfer in Brtdese port. to Ss ifat theatre of Bridgeport the arrest took piacesins Coroner sfeI1nan tasi1saIEts tic same silence that has ehsSraet erized his handling of the sse The local aulhoritiess have no leeord of any such arrest and profess to be ignorant that it was made. t1r3fnafflys an arrest in Bridgeport at night by q state policeman results in the accused being locked up. at head- QuarteTs over night. As mysterious ms the crime is the secrecy srrrpund- ing the arrests and investigation.
 Held Without BaiI,
 Locked up without bail on cor o13arss warrant Pfaefflin and VviI- liaxns are charged with being imp1i- catad in one of the most brutal and Eitchdeid country.
 Casa was found In 8 pool of blood, havlng been hit on the head with a heavy iron wagon axle. He died the zaezt day without recovertng con sciousness. On the floor of the store was found his pocketbook with s2O0 1llsslnss Money in several boxes was not touched Robbery is the only ua0tawa Glspee&ed.
 Picture 1n Roeue's Gallery
 Ths picture of Isaac N. V7Illiarns is in the .rogues gallery at police head- s1SS~ 1 around bad man with a record in at 1saAt two other states. New York and New Jersey. According to de- tectivss, he Is known under ehe aliases of William Abbott Charles Abbott, Charles H.. Ha1Fis and Terry Ha1r1ng- tom The record also gives him as hav4ng been sentenced to three years iu sza1es prison from Hamn1ondsport, N. X.s for burglary and to the New Jersey refornatory at RahTxay. N. T. for a. like crime. From the latter place he is said to have escaped in JnIxs 1907. and come to Bridgeport, where he had relatives. After serv- ing his term in New York stste he was taken to Trenton N to serve a terns according to in1ormati on recetv-
 Known As Raalroadr
 was known in Bridgeport as a raflrOad man and also that even hen, ha made frequent visits to Win sted He soon nlade his presence known In Bridgeport by a series of bursfaries that set local detect1ves on his trail. Tn 1908 he was discovered by Policeman Patrick Murphy in the act of burg1artzing William Fryess saloon at 1885 State street. He sent bullet in Murphyse direction and escaped At that tilsae he was living with a sister. Mrs. Farrell, who lived on Hanover street Shortly after wards he was accused of burelariztng8 4anpes MeCarthyss saloon at South and Park avenues bue left the city before he could he Apprehended Through relatives Deteafive Cronan traced him through New ork state, lecat ting ffln at Fl E4anannexdspor just too late to claim him on account of his being under arrest there He is said to have several brothers in New Jersey. Aceordiug to the local rec. ord as 26 years old, weighs about 140l pounds. is slender in build and has blue bracelet tattoed about his left wrist
 Is Native of Goshen
 Williams, aged 2s. was born in Goshen. N. of parents now dead. de is the brother of J. B. Williams fireman in the employ of the New Haven railroad living at ATT Broad street Though Isaac has lived in tllis city since the latter part of Au- gust, it was some years since he has been here before any length of time, for he had been serving a long term n the. New Jersey states prison for highway robbery at Hacke nsack N 1n fact he is now parole pris4 ener and Is in dispute with Warden Maiden, of tfe Trenton institution as to nThether his term will soon expire or whether he has violated his parole and must return to do time untiI the year 1919.
 Get Bride Through Mails
 While living with his brother and sister -in-IaW in this city during the latter weeks of September he found the picture of Miss Mamie WI1Ihite, Rof Hugo, olSla- in a marriage brok- ers journal ana correspond ence soon brought them to point where she fagreed to come East and marry him. He had then just come fro1n Win sted, and told his brother tha at he had about @19 owing to him but that he needed more to get the girl to this tszffy. He was loaned a sum approxi- znatIng <26. all of which he has since paid back except about $10.
 On September 10, about three weeks before the murder is alleged to have been co1nmftted. he was mar rled to Miss Vvi1lh1te by the Rev. A. e .Thompson. former pastor of the Emanuel Baptist church Of this city and went to live with his brother.
 For two dys previous Miss Willhite had been living with Miss Mary Eng fish at 7ez Broad street.
 Brother Evfcted Honeynloonera.
 Later Isaacss brother afld wife re fused to keep him and the bride any longer. ana they were compelled to move to the lodging house of George Ttennan. ST Liberty street where they have since resided.
 It is said by J. B. Williams. thai his brother. while in this city has worked at any available Job. having lately been employed on the ice har- vest at Beards1ey Park.