The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-07
Large Amount of Jewelry Including Many Heir looms Taken From Resi- dance of Samuel ". flaw Icy in Early Morning.
Loss is Estimated at Up wards of $3, 900 Cracks man Assorted the Gems and Left Those He Consid- cred of Trif1ing Value.

Jewefry that approximates in value nearly $3,OO0 was stolen from the home of Sam ueI w. Hawley, secretary and treasurer of the Bridgeport Savings bank, between 1 0 clock and Z o'clock this morning. The family was asleep.
 The room in which Mr. and Mrs Hawley were sleeping was ransacked by the burglar, who Is believed to be an expert judge of the value of gems. After collecting all the loot he could find, he carefully sorted the more valuable articles. He left the pieces of jewelry that. he didn't consider of great value.
 The HawIey home at Brookaawn avenue Is a Colonial residence. Lead. ing from the center of the first floor to the second floor, with a turn and land Ing that bring it to one side of the house where q window allows the aignk of street lamp to fan brightly on the landing. It Eas there tkaksthe Q b1rgIar eorted tho 5ewelry and left tl1e gems he didn't want
 Nobody In the house hoard any noigea during the hours when the Fouse was poksbed. The three maids k11s80 o'clock. Mr. daw1ey attended lthe seeston of the common council last night at the oaty hall and returned late. Ttwas after he had rec1red that tho place was robbed H is believed
 d1ning room window was found unlocked by the intruder He as- cended 9he staircase robbed Ehe room Of MT. and Mrs. Hawley and then went Cd the guest room He ran- acf1ed the drawers in the latter place but took nothing
 Among the arfacBes taken were the Following: Diamond brooch. bow knots Avo drop diamonds, platinum setting, $500; sapphire ring surrounded with 10 small diamonds, marked with in- 4t4als c. B. H., &z50s dfamoEsd brooch with h karat stone. platinum set 4ing, @S50- diamond ring, $1oO; one $1O0; woma11's ring, two small dia- nnonds set in cross, $10O: xwornan's 8 ring, two opals and GianondA in cen- ter no estimate made on value. On the following articles also, no estimate Of value has been made: Woman's
 
 hn,s gold neck chain, six aquaInar4ne Bkoneg; woman's gold neck chain; aoose pendant with turquoise and pearls; platinum pin with diamond 1n center; diamond and 9earI pins. wornanss gold watch and chain with initials. c. B. H.: platinum stickpin with amethyst on top and bottom Of pearl; amethyst shirt pin with initials h. w. c. and S. M. H.
 The jewels taken from the HawIey residence are said to be heirlooTns and their loss, not covered by burglary 4nsuranoe, Is deeply felt by the fam fly.
 jodntng, which ls closed during the absence of the family from this city. 5fs not believed to have been enter ed though the police are endeavor- ling to get definite information from friends of the family today.
 ]. Harvey, SIS Atlantic street, clerk in the Hartigan drug stores, re- ported to the police today that some one had entered his home last night through bathroom window. stealing 91e When Harvey arose this morn ing he missed his trousers. These he later found near a parlor window. The thief had taken them from be side the bed.
 William Ruben, 4so Maple street, will not he likely to befrfend g fatrange youth in the future. He did sao last week and when he sent the boy for bread this morning he did not come back. Discovery was later made that two rings valued at about &190 were missing with the youth.
 The lunch room of William H. Wer- ner, IT Henry street, in the South Tsnd. was broken into last night by burglars who used a chfse1 to raise a Hsack windows They then broke open. the sas meter getting s22 in quar-