New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 2

A Choice Collection of Unusual Designs ¢ ‘NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, called to a Mr. Gdllagher and wit BRIDGEPORT MANIS | SOUGHT FOR HOLDUP (Continued from First Page). the court session was over, There were many witnesses to be called. The chief development was the theory advanced by the police that Serotoff |was Kkilled by a bullet from Becker's {#gun and not by a bullet fired by Wil- llam Dunn, clerk of the Connecticut C'o,, who was with Sidney Tihbals when the holdup occurred. Maybe Shot By Own Pal. It was pointed out that the bullet tore Serotoff's body badly and to a de- gree almost impossible by a bullet which had first travelled some dis- tance. The police incline to believe that in the excitement Becker who commangdeered Mr, Callagher's ca and started in pursuit, He describe the route taken until the bandits ca was lost. $18,000 In Payroll, Sidney E. sald he started with Dunn to take th payroll to the car barns. as large as he Nad expected as R had taken out the repalrmen's and th officers' payrolls. It was a little ove $13,000. While going down stairs h heard heavy footsteps behind He thought two of the bandits wer: on the sidewalk at the door. man ran out from the sidewalk, M. first on the head and then on th shoulder and he fell, His head was cut open and shoulders are black and blue When he came to and got to hi fest Dunn was just getting up. th Gallagher and Pollce Sergeant Burns Tibbals assistant cashier, It was not him, He and Dunn went out into the street and a turned to see this man and was hit The h|that they had seem a car driven mtn‘ the bushes, & man jump from it r|{Holmes sald he cruised around until d|hé found a woman who sald a man r|was in the bushes, With aid of the two boys he heat the bushes and caught the man. The coroner declared a recess. He expected to get Harry Samberg, the lawyer who had been in court as a witness, ' 3 e ‘ IS FINE FINED $200 ’ Danbury Man Found Guilty of As- sault With a Dangerous Weapon— Stabbed Brothers-in-Law. New Haven, May 26.-—John Stavola of Danbury, was fined $200 and costs in the West Haven court today for |assault with a dangerous weapon, He was accused of stabbing his - two hrothers-in-law while all there were N e e The justices indicated that the sen- tence might have been more severe if the defendant had not been the moth- er of so many children. Justice Mc- Inerney sald: “If she had chastised the boy, it would have been for his own good, To conduct a school properly, discip- line must be maintained. I am in favor of a larger fine,"” HITS AT ATTY. GEN. AGAIN. Washington, May 26.—Senator Car- away has published in the congres- sional record a letter from H. L, Scaife, correcting the senator's state- ment in his recent attack on Attorney Gen, Daugherty that Scalfe was dis- charged from th'e department of jus- tice. The letter points out that Scaife resigned in protest against conditiony under which pered the government in recovering in the war contract fraud cases, ASSISTING G. A, R, A. Parker Abbe has furnished the Scalfe contended ham-| SATURDAY SPECIALS — BAKING DEPT. — ) Large Home-Made Bread 13 c lo‘a ¢ f?)r 2 5 c L 18C each English Bath Buns .............. 25c dozen New Rhubarb Pies ...o...000.n.e ZOC each N e e 13c™ £.28¢ Assorted Coffee Cakes . New Prune'Pies ....... N In Remembrances Strawberry Short Cfn_kes. For BRIDE GRADUATE The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street 40th Anniversary Offering of Men’s Suits $31.40 $34.40 $39.40 $43.40 There were 500 yester- day, considerable less now— Fit, Fabric and Style, Correct ! SFALLS =99 Msylum Soreet X Y WA e 1 W ’ was firing at Tibbals and Dunn and emptied the weapon may have acci- lentally discharged it towards Sero- toff who was in the front seat of the witomobile, The man who was firing was in the rear seat and Becker, who is a.little man, was in that seat. As the testimony was produced at the ingnest the police claimed to have ad- ditional support for their theory, It was shown that Dunn was knocked lown, his gun fell behind him and when he staggered to his feet and picked up the gun and hegan to fire at the automobile he was dazed. Dunn had never used a gun to any extent and probably was not a good enough shot to have hit the machine in the opinion of the officers. The bullet tore a gaping wound in Serotoff's back and went through the body. Tells of Pursuit. | Thomas F. Griffin, despatcher, said, in testifying, that he came out of the company’s building ahead of Dunn witness didn't have a clear ‘recollec- tion of what happened then owing to his condition. Bandits Begin Shooting. Detective Sergeant Frank M. Hol- | brook produced 4 signed statement from a witness Leroy Gahris, to the effect that one of the bandits in the car began firing before Dunn. Hol- brook produced two 15 inch lengths | of iron pipe one inch in diameter| which had been carried in paper bags. The officer sald that from in- dications he thought Kiviat and Serto had been on the sidewalk. Both were | huskies. The other two are slim | Holbrook brought out a 38 calibre revolver which was found by Chief Allan Judson of the Stratford depart- ment. All the shells had been emp- tied. Dunn also had a 38 calibre gun. | William Dunn took the stand. His testimony was about as given by Tib- 1s. and Tibbals and was 200 feet away;b“ Woman Gives “Tip.” street, Brooklyn. when he heard a commotion. He| Sergeant Leonard E. Holmes of the| Mrs. Sabbatino's son, Joseph, 14, Is thought at first somcone hnd been | Stratford police who is also & motor- |2 member of Miss Cross's class, He struck by an automobile,. possibly the |cycle ofticer told of being informed |didn't like the marks he received on two men, ahd as he saw the machine|that there had been an automobile |his report card last April and.became speed away he got its number—C82-accident on Broad bridge road. He |disobedient. He was disciplined. His 242 thinking the motorist was trying w there and was told by John Mc- mother heard of it, waited for Miss to evade arrest. Witness gaid he Quillan and Louis Earle, two boys, Cross near the school and struck her. in & machine on the Milford turnpike. Stavola pald the total being $260, Charles and Frank Setaro, | brothers-in-law were charged hreach of the peace. Charles find $100 and costs and Frank $10 land costs. The brothers appealed. MOTHER STRUCK TEACHER Fined $50 For Assault—She Waits ¥For G. A, R. with 400 berry baskets which were dlstributed in the schools today. The Girl Scouts will assist the Wom- an's Relief Corps in arranging for flowers for the G. A. R. for Memorial Day. the with was — IN THE “CANDY SHOP” — Our Assorted Chocolates For Saturday 4 5 Only,an Bulkt e, c — Have a Creamed Strawberry — Finest Citron in the market ......... 60 c Large Malaga Raisins .............. 30c The wood of 500 trees musty be manufactured into paper to provide material for the publication of a novel that reaches the circulation of 25,000 copies. € School Ma'am and Gives Her Licking. New York, N. Y, May 26.—Mrs. Mary Sabbatine, 40, mother of nine children, was found guilty of assault in special sessions, Brooklyn, yester- day and fined $50 for striking Miss Margaret K. Cross, a teach at P. 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