The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-15
Isaac N. Williams, Ex- Con vict, Recently Married, Apprehended By State Police Tn This City After Many Weeks of Search, Is Spirited Away at Night.
Alleged to Have Been Party to Staying of Hubert B. Case, Commissioners of Litchfe1d County, Who was Foully Murdered Tn November for Robbery.

Isaac N. NY11IlaI4S, oK-C0n- vict, railroad man, and general man Of all work in this city, with a long record for minor crimes here. was arrested in this city last night by state of ficers, Wheeler and Flynn, for one of the most brutal n1ur- ders ever committed in EItch- field county-that of Hubert B. Case, county commissioner and storekeeper at Barkhamsted, on the night Of Nov. 28
 The arrest was made outside of a local moving picture thea Ire shortly after midnight, fol lowing She previous apprelen sion of William B. Tucker, who had to be taken to police heed quarters before his. identifiea Hion became perfect.
 The arrest came unexpected : 1v after a jolly theatre party, when Williams, his wife. Tucker and Lottie Farrell, un- slIspecting parties, were 1eay- ing the theatre. Tucker was. at first believed to be the man wanted bv the authorities and he was taken to police head quarters protesting his inno- eence. Later he was released
 According to statement by yzII- iianns wife today she is not yet nxvare Of the 1n51r der charge placed nsainst her husband She Is mail prderss bride. found through natri- noniaI paper
 On6 of the officers, however, kept
  It becaLae known that he was the Imam wanted he was at once taken and spirited away under the cover of night This however, was not done hntiI the room of Williams and his wife at ST Liberty street had been. pr piece Of information that might be Of value taken by the officers. EKilIiams formerly lived at ATT Broad btreet.
 In connection with the arrest of williams, Arthur Pfaeff1in, aged 26, home Of Miss Fannie PrickeImeiers of New York, at CoIebrook, Conn, was also arrested in CoIebrook last night.
 PfaeffIin was employed as care Eaker on summer residence in Cole brook and. Williams was employed by PfaeEfIin's father, Maur1ce Pfaeff1in, at CoIebrook. as driver of an ice wagon
 th1rd man, Harry Rowe, is under Sdstent1on fn connection with the mur- Hfeved that he will be able to throw Eon1e light on the affairs Rowe, said ho have been arrested there previously kor burglary and who it is understood was to be sentenced to prison today For tE1a* offense. is believed to have been 1ntfnaately acquainted with NViI- hiazns. It is asserted that they were Keen near the scene of the crime to- gether at about the time Of the nlrr- der
 Two Taken to YVsnsted
 Both were taken to vvinsted where they are locked up on, a coronerss warrant charging them with the mur- her of Case-
 Am odd incident connected with the hzrest in this city Is that the police had been warned that the wife of Will kiaa11s was a fran creature, Knowing hbsozute1y nothing of Williams past eareer, and that to diyuIge the nature bf the crime for which he was to be held might mean her deafhs They ba1e 6sc& that she believes as she works la a West End dye works this after noon t11st her husband is taken upon Fioaation of parole she knows nothing and laments the fact that the police stooh her Hsbters from home.
 Sh0~caxae to this city on Nov errsber D. and lived two days with Miss Mary k1ng1ish ct 762 Broad street before be coming a bride. She had wanted to be uaarrded and applied to a. natrIno- hfad agency who published her desirs Broadcast about the country. She will tn an probability go back to the Ok IaE1oma farm from which she came
 Letters in the possession of J B. NvEIIiaras, brother of the prisoner living at TT Broad street. indicate that the parole Of the prisoner Rvas vii plated and that the authorities were Rbout to send for him and incareerate him until 1919 for an unexpired prison 1ersm in Railway. N.SJ
 tContinueu on Page Two9
 v~1rrr-s-ry- !. r--,---,1,