New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1919, Page 9

HARTEORD JIMMIE HELD FOR MURDER Accused of Slaying Benkowitz in | » $178,000 Thelt Gase New York, Oct. After an all day questioning in the detective hu- reau “Hartford Jimmie” Delmar ves- terday afternoon officially was arrest ed at police he adquarters in this city on a charge of homicide in connec tlon with the slaying of Benjamin Binkowitz, of No. 169 Eldridge street, at Milford, Conn., and the theft of $178,000 of bonds taken from young Binkowitz after lhe was stabbed fo death. Delmar, whose right name is bhe lieved to be Vincincenzo Candenelo, Wwas arrested in Chicago several days #@go after it was reported by the po jloe of several Western cities that gome of the honds stolen by Binko- Witz from his employers, Richard [Whitney & Co., No. 12 Wall street, had been offered for sale. Detective Sergeanfs Joseph Daly and Michael Fiaschetti were sent to Chicago to bring “Hartford, Jimmie" back to this city, but when the pri oner reached police headquarters early yesterday morning he was in the custody of Detective Fiaschetti. . . Detective Remains in Chicago. It was learned later that Detective Daly remained in Chicago as a result of information obtained in that city during the stay of the detectives. Tt was reported last night that “Hart- ford Jimmie” volunteered the infor- mation, and it is believed that when Daly returns to this city it will be with a gunman who is have stabbed young Binkowits (o death during the struggle in an auto- nyobile on the Milford turnpike, near Milford, Conn., for the possession of the bonds stolen from Whitney & Co. It is known that when “Hartford Jimmie,” who is known also as “Jim- mie” Ricco, left this city for Chi- 29. cago soon after the Killing of young } by | Binkowitz, he was accompanied another youth well known in the east Harlem section as a gunman. De- seriptions furnished of the men who tried to dispose of some of the bonds in Western cities tally with “Hart- ford Jimmic” and the east Harlem #unman. Although no information could beo | tered in the blotter in the detective believed to | obtalned at the detective bureau ves- terday, it was learned t on the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919, way back to this city ‘Hartford Jim- mie” made m statement to Detective Fiaschetti, and it was sald at police headquarters that it was because of that statement that the prisoner was subjected to an examination for twelye hours before his name was en bureau as a prisoner. William El. Smith, known fo the po- lice of Connecticut “One-Eye' Smith, and who now is a prisone the jail at Bridgeport in connec with the murder of young Binko made a statement to Detectives Brown | and Mayer Monday in the upper end | of Broadway, this city, soon after “Hartford Jimmie” sturted for Chi- cago with the gunman. In Party of Gunmen. stated that “Hartford Jimmie" | of a party of gunmen who entert d young Binkowitz at sev- eral dinners in hotels in the vicinity of Bridgeport before the murder, and | said he called at the Rroadway apart- ment to get his share of the bonds taken from the slain youth. Smith was arrested in Chicago sev- eral days ago at the request of the Bridgeport police while in the com- pany of “Hartford Jimmfie.” It is | believed that it was on information obtained from him that the police first learned another gunman had companied “Hartford Jimmie" to Chi- | cago | It was said at the office of District | Attorney Swann that several impor- tant links in connectioit with events leading up to the killing of voung | Binkowitz will be cleared up in a | few days, when it is expected the | identity of the men who killed the | one-time m nger for Whitney & | Co. will he revealed Mrk. Margaret Handley Candenele, wife of “Hartford Jimmie,”” who was arrested in the Broadway apartment, | it w said, has given the police val- | uable information about the plot to murder the youth for possession of the bonds. as was OPPOSE! RADICALS. PARME! today’s sesslons include John A. Mc-| Sparen, master of the FPennsylvania state grange, and Dr. Thomas Le- Breton, Argentine ambassador. i Tonight the convention expects to hear Governors Sproul of Pennsylva nia and Cornwell of West Virginin (HICAGO STRIKE DISTRICT REPORTS LITTLE CHAN Chicago, Oct General condi tlons in the «‘hicago steel district, now affected for more than five wecks by the strike of steel workers, today showed no marked change from the past few da | Painful Sensations in the muscles, “neuralgia”, soreness, aching back, pimp- les, bails, rashes and other eruptions, usually result from self-poisoning by pro- ducts of imperfectly digest- ed or non-eliminated food. CHAM'S TN help to restore activity of liver, ) bowels, kid- neys, and skin, and so count- eract cause and National Congress Is In Session Today and Tomorrow to Consider Plans. | Hagerstown, Md., Oct. 29.— ord as opposed to “certain radical ele- | ments” seeking to tear down the gov- | ernment, delegates to the farmers’| national congress in session here con- | sidered today additional resolutions bearing on the industrial situation. A number of these resolutians including possibly several relating to rplations between the farmers and the American Federation of Labor, will come before the congress tomorrow far action, to-| day having been set aside for addres es by prominent agriculture experts | and state commissioners of agricul- | ture. Speakers on the program for! relieve symp- toms. Larges! 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The figures, finish however, do for suites of this kind are now worth from $400 to $500. supply absolute certificd values with large, fine plate mirror, seven drawers, triplicate Mirror, Toilet Table and full sized Bed. AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE ... 44-inch A fine examp Toilet .gracefully de walnut stock. large Dressing Ta ......8310 le of clever designing and selected Chiffonier, extra ble and a quaintly beautiful bow- toomy Dresser, AUCTION We will sell at public auction for Paul Bancroft, (Trolley Station 51, Hill, Conn. cars pass the place). THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 30, springfield Fast Windsor and East Windsor Hill 1919, AT 10 A, M. 100 Head Cattle Ayrshires, Holste Holstein Bull, ono p handling calves and due during the winter; s, Guernsey and Jersey Cattle, onc pure bred o bred Durbam Bulls, 70 head new milchs and nearby springers, 20 2-year-olds, Bull, four Grade Holstein all 10 yeariings; everything tuberculin tested from Vermont, this being the pick of 500 head of cattle. 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N the old days only the far-secing few thought of the present Post Office, Fox's Theater and all of the handsome buildings and private residences now built on West Main street, its tribu- tary streets and around Walnut Hill ~Park E have seen the factories of New Britain rise north, south and east, and we have watched and, perhaps, helped the growth of the western resi- dential section. E old-timers have seen New Bri- tain hasten onward from a thrifty town to a splendid thriving city of over 65,000 happy, loyal and aspiring citizens. w E have known lots on West Main and streets leading off Waeist Main increase from a few hundred dol- lars to many, many thousand dollars in value. . Don’t you think we ought to give our children the benefit of our expenience? 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