New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1917, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DALY NAVAL OFFIGER AN ALLEGEY SPY Man Who Visited Naval Bases Is Placed Under Arrest New York, Oct. 16.—An arrest, which agents of the department of justice admit may prove to be one of the most important made in thig country since congress declaved wiil on Germany, was made yestcrday aft- crnoon when detectives from tho rolice department went to the Hotel Manhattan and took into custody a woll-dressed young man who was ree- Istered there as Willlam J. Irunbar of For more than a week lce agents h: been on the trail of the man who, it was sald last night, is believed to be a Ger. man who assumed the name ‘“‘Dun- bar,” and who during the last few weeks is said to have passed much of his time at one of the principal bases on the Atlantic coast. The charge entered on the blotter of the second detective branch, a: Lexington avenue and Forty-second street, is that “Dunbar” is suspected of having tried to gain information against the United States gover ment hy enlisting in the armed serv- ice of the country. The specific charge entered against “Dunbar’” ‘¥ the police is conspiracy to get data of the United States government. The police say they have reason to believe that the man is an accomplishel | chemist as well as a good sailor. About a week or ten days ago “Dunbar” avrived in New York afte: one of his periodical visits to the na- val hase referred to. He went to the Manhattan Hotel. -Two agents of the department of justice knew of s coming and awaited him there. They had instructions %ot to arrest, but to follow “Dunbar” wherever ke | happened to go. The man remainsd New York ahout two days and then ashington. The Secrel e men went with him, but he AFFECTED “Fruit-a-tives” Soon Relieved This Dangerous Condition 682 GERrARD ST. EAst, ToroNTO. “For two years, I was a vietim c? Acute Indigestion and Gas In Tia Stomach. It afterwards atlacked my Heart and 1 had pains all over my body, so that I could hardly move around. I tried all kinds of Medicine but none of them did me any good. At last, I decided to try ‘‘Fruit-a-tives’’, I bought the first box last June, and now I am well, after using only three boxes. 1 recommend ‘‘Fruit-a-tives? | to anyonc suffering from Indigestion” FRED J. CAVEEN. 50c. & box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At cll dealers or sent postpaid by Fruite GERMAN CITY OF COBLENZ, ON WHICH THE FRENCH HIS HEARI BAD” AVIATORS HAVE BEEN MAKING RAIDS IN REPRISAL " CUTICURA HEALS YOUNG BABY'S In Three Weeks. Itched anda Burned. Could Not Sleep. - “\When my baby girl was about six weeks old shg bmkye out with a rash on.* her head, face, and body. It came in the form of water blisters and itched and that she could not sl and when she water would run out cause crusts. All her came out and where W T eruptions were 1 had & W A" Keep bandaged. i '] tried many remedies. Thenl Cuticura Soap and Ointment. seemed to help her and in less three weeks she was completelyhealed. (Signed) Mrs. Georgia Collins, * S man, Me., Sept. 15,-1916. 3 % Nothing better to clear the skin of pimples, blotches, redness and rou — 2i@ not know that. ©On Monday | g-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y. morning the Manhattan received 1 telegram from “Dunbar,” Who tele. | st graphed from Washington, asking| ., o enemy alien pending the out- that a room be reserved for him. TC | ;g of certain investigations which { arrived that afternoon at 5:30, and ness, the scalp of dandruff and i and the hands of chapgpg and sorenet Cutcurs SoaP oeches of Oinaent now touches of Oin! % fim’n"&a mu e and heal tends to} prevent skin troubles, For Free are under way. 5 the Secret Service men arrived on the ¢ i \ ple Each erhapsif your head were St Officials of the departmeént of jus- . T ! o “P i e S e oot last might that they| A meneral view of Coblenz, one of | aerial attacks dn French cities. The| citics in retaliation for the German Mail address postcard: 2 S i e Arrest of Man Delayed. e A on to believe that “Dunbar” | the four German citles raided by | French aviators dropped almost 5,000 | bomb raids —on Bar-le-Duc and Dept. B, Boston. everywhere. would not ache- No move to arrest the man was | was an agent, and they'admitted also French airmen in reprisal for German | pounds of explosives on the German | Dunkirk. -—————-‘h’ Try KOndOn’s made Monday night. and it is under- | ;};ntlhe has bj‘e“ !P"E‘d‘:‘ilm“m r:f — — S— . . 7 e i s time near e great n e - p; e stood that the government agents did | [ Yo neat (¢ FLCR: U] et or your not desire to make the arrest until||par represented himself on at Nast ; . ) ’ 4 headache certain other susplcions of theirs had |[one occasion as a junior officer of the 7 AN 4 s a chance to develop. It was Inti- | United States Naval Reserve. The (at no cost toyou) ' mated last night that the arrest was | members of the Naval Reserve are premature, and that the case against | to a great extent assigned to duty aa 3 £0,000,000 have nsed this 29-year-oid re- 7 cas not - S medy. For chronic catarrh, sore nosc, the man w not nearly as complete | submarine chasers and other small SQugls, cold, encezing, nose blecd,stc! it was hoped: to make it naval craft. 5 ) %), Write us for complimentary can, or buy The arrest was made by Detectiva | Another report, and this ie not do- #% tib ORI e hvillbenent yon Gee of the New York detective bu- | nied either, is that he actually served % '5 s roney back. For trial can freewrite to cau who took “Dunbar’” into' custody | as an ensign on a submarine chaser, N KORDOW MFQ. CO., MuwzaroLis, Minn. at the hotel and later transferred and that he first came under suspi- inte the custody of Captain Willlam | cion by members of the crew of that M. Offley, chief of the department of [ boat, who reported the facts in the | justice bureau of investigation. After | case, as they understood them, t> quostioning “Dunbar” for more than [ their flotilla commander. 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