New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1923, Page 14

BOMBHAS GIVEN UP (Chelsea Man Gonesses to Police-- May Be Crazy Chelsea, Mass, July 18.—Louls Mansolilli, an opticlan, who has been sought aince Saturday in connection with an attempt on the life of Mrs. Grace Lewls by means of a bomb sent to her through the mails, walked into the police station last night and gave himself up. y A warrant charging him with hav- ing sent a dangerous weapon through the mails had been sworn out against him. He is said to have been a for- mer suitor of Mrs. Lewis. He has a wife and seven children. . The warrant for arrest was granted on complaint of Assistant Attorney Abbott, after a conference with the state chemist and two post office in- spectors. All thrcg bombs, the chem- ist sald, were apparently the work of an expert in explosives. 'The third one, delivered at Mrs. Lewis’ home Baturday, was fashioned from an au- tomobile guidebook, which had been hollowed out and fllled with galv {zed tin, bolts, nuts, powder and a gas stove stopcock. Removal of detonate the bomb. On the first occasion a toy bureay WOmen have written the latest chap- | was recelved by mall. It exploded when & drawer handla was turned. Sid that while he was in the party| Mrs, Lewis was burned about the legs. About a month ago a bomb ma from an electric light bulb was placed in the socket in the hall of the Lewis home. A little boy turned on the light and the bomb went off. The boy was uninjured. Mansolill{ refused to make any statement in connection with the charge against him. Bail was set at $10,000 in the district court and the bail commission refused to permit bail to be supplied, because of the seriousness of the charge. ADMITS NON-SUPPORT Daniel P. Silver, Brought Back From | Oswego, N. Y., is Put in Charge of Probation Officer Until August 4. Daniel P. Silver, who was brought back from Oswego, N. Y., last night by Chiet of Police' Willlam C. Hart and Detective Bergeant Willlam C. MoCue, was arraigned before Judge B. W. Alling in police court this morning charged with nonsupport. He pleaded gullty and declined to make any statement. His case was continued until August 4 in charge of Probation Officer E. C. Connolly. Mrs. Silver testified that they have been married four years and have two children. Her husband was em- ployed as a clerk at the office of the New Britain Machine company, she sald, and was earning $25 a week, Two months ago he gave her $11 and that was the last she received. Edward Ross, one-half of a quarrel in which a knife is sald to have heen wielded Sunday morning successfully enough to put him in the hospital for geveral days, was put to plea on a charge of breach of peace. The other hialf of thé argument, Carmine Oreole, had been given a hearing Monday morning and held under $300 bail for & further hearing Friday. Ross was held under the same bail for a hear- ing at the same time. Coast Guard Cutter Is Bringing in Rum Runners Boston, July 18.—The coast guard cutter Ossipee last night was Boston bound with two alleged rum runners in tow, acocording to wireless mes- sages intercepted here. The captive vessels were reported as the British echoorier Pedusak, which was said to have been taken into custody nine miles oft Cape Ann, and the British Plnr.,lnqu.{"“m. bound for st juelon, from Havana, lquor laden, which was reported to gm‘e been captured within the three mile Hmit. The Ossipee was reported as under instructions to bring the two wessels o the outer harbor here to- njght and to hold them there until morning. Instructions were also giv- 4n to prevent any of the crew of either vessel from landing. Effort Is Made to Break Mexican Judgeship Tie By The Associated Press. Mexico City, July 18.-—A determin- ed effort was made last night to break the congressional deadlock which slnce May 31 has prevented the elec- tlon of the entire membership of 11 Justices to the supreme court. clal committee of the chamber of de- putles made a favorable report upon & blll designed to deprive 16 senators of thelr seats unless they resumed at- tendance at senate sessions. Eight Navy Ent:i;in Air Races Are Selected Washington, July 18.—Eight Navy entries in the international air races to be held at St. Louis October 1, 2 an- | Sh Houston, son-in-<law of W, W, Wright, | the string that tied the parcel served fo|181and, and charged him with helng | A spc-[ ACTRESS 1S ACGUSED OF KIDNAPPING HER OWN S08 Milford Scene of Exciting Fight Dur- ing Which Little Boy Is Rushed Off in Automobile, ‘ Stamford, July 18-—The police were asked today to find Dorothy Manners, an actress, who s said to have kid- napped her five-year-old son, known as Carlo 8an Martin, from the home of Mrs. E. M. Kiernan, at Darien last night. In‘arc of Mrs. Kiernan by her friend, KMru. Sarah Murray of New York city, | several weeks ago, the' latter having | recelved the child from Miss Man- | ners. Several days ago Mrs. Kiernan {applied to the Darien court for ap- pointment of a guardian for the child and a hearing was assigned for Sat- urday next. Last night an automobile with four | men and Miss Manners drew up In | front of the Kiernan home while the | family were at supper. Miss Man- ‘ner: and one of the men fought wi Mr. and Mrs. Kiernan and Miss Kier- | the party to the Kiernan home. The | the child was picked up and carried to the machine. | left, TLater, Grand Juror Martin aughnessy called up Grederick W. l'a wealthy summer resident of Bear the driver of the car which carried grand juror stated later that Houston he had nothing to do with the al- o | leged kidnapping. 10 WED VIRGINIA GIRL Y. M. | ficial in North Carolina, { New Rritain Man, C. to Bride on August 1. | Announcements have been received | from Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Holland of | Holland, Virginia, of the coming mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Mabel, to John Howard Demarest, of Greens- | bero, North Carolina. | Mr. Demarest is a graduate of the Y. M. C. A. senior leaders’ corps of | New Britain and is physicial director of the Greensboro Y. M. C. A, He is | a native of New Britain [ The wedding will take place August | 1 in the Holland Baptist church, Hol- land, Virginia. |St. Louis Street Railway | Is Threatened hy Strike | Bt Louis, July 18.—8t. Louis is threatehed with a tie.up of its streat railway system through the strike to- |day of 1756 union electrical workers |employed hy the United Rallways Co, Although conduetors and motormen are not involved in the walkout, offi- elals of their union indicated that their contract with the street car company would not prevent them from calling a sympathetic strike to aid the electrical workers who de- mand an increase of 14 cents an hour. The men who have charge of the power plants and wires have heen recelving a maximum pay of 78 ecents an hour, Banking Field Offers Big Chance for Women Cleveland, July 18.—There {5 a great fleld in banking for women, ac- cording to Mrs. C. E, Hearin of Clay, Ky., here attending the 21st annual convention of the American institute of banking. Mrs. Hearin is vice-pres- ident of the Farmers National bank of that city. “Women are better in mat- ters of detall than men although as a Mrs. Hearin sald. r0ay,, and 3 were named today by the Navy | department. The detail in command of Lieut. Commander Marc A. Mit- sher will compete in three races. The pllots and 23 enlisted men from the different naval air stations have heen ordered to report at Anacostla flying field here on August 1 for training. “Italian Bernfiard!'; Is Trying to Recoup Wealth New York 18.—Trying to re coup the fortune she lost during the war, Eleanora Duse, the “Ttalian Bernhardt” who recently made a post bellum debut in London will rety- to the stage in this country in Octc ber for a 10 week engagement. The noted tragedienne now 64 years old probably will appear in several of the Tbsen plays. July Representative K. W. Christ will @ddress the Rotary club tomorrow on the subject, “My Experience in the 1923 Legisiature.” Attorney Samuel E. Hoyt of New Haven, who was en gaged to address the club, has noti- fled Fred O. Rackliffe that he will be wnable to be present. | The child had been entrusted to the The invaders then | rule they are not so good executives,” | Manager of Cubs Put Qut of Game for 3 Days New York, July 18~—Willlam Kil- léfer, manager of the Chicago Cubs, today was suspended for three days by John A. Heydler, president of the National league for his conduct in vesterday’s contest with the New York Giants when the umpire called a balk on Pitcher Osborne of the Chicago team, |Gambling Resorts ‘Raided | At Long Branch District Long Branch, N. J.,, July 18—De- | tectives today swooped down on five allegéd gambling casinos in Pleasure Bay, West End, Allenhurst and Wana- massa. and seized gambling parapher- ! nalla valued at $20,000. The propri- | etors of the five resorts were arrested. Guests were not molested. The raid | followed seizure yesterday of $300,- 1 000 worth of liquor at the fashionable resorts of Lakewood and Point Pleds- ant, The raiders confiscated three truckloads of roulette wheels and oth- er gambling devices. T So-E | sewed THE AUTOYRE CO,, OAKVILLE, CONN. of New car. ‘ A-B-C- Want Ads— Easy Reading. A-B-C Circulation— Low First -Z Never cuts the thread or wears loose. Quickly and .eaally on—and once on, it is on for good. Avoid the annoyance of loose unsightly snaps. Insist on the So-E-Z Snap Fastener. 10cfortwelve. Atnotion counters everywhere. “It Stays Sewed”! Hoover Has Not Made Race Plans, He Says New York, July 18.—Walter Hoover of Duluth, former diamond sculls champion, who was defeated recently at Henley, England, returned on the Olymple today, declaring he knew nothing of reported arrangements for a race between him and Paul Costello at Philadelphia. Driver Not Held for Death of Little Child Bridgeport, July 18—David L. Bren- nan, the seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan, of Westport, who was run into and killed by a mo- tor truck driven by Joseph E. Muga- vero of South Norwalk on July 3, came to his death as the result of an accldent according to a finding made by Coroner John J. Phelan today. CONDEMNS DARWINISM Detrolt, July 18.—Delegates to the annual conventlon of the International Walther league today were on record condemning Darwinism, modern so- cial conditions and divorce. SNAP FAST- ENER ~ Used Car Dealers Britain You have, no doubt, been looking forward to selling the greater part of your stock of used cars previous to the winter months setting in. Many people contend that the fall is the most enjoyable time of the year to [ drive a car and for that reason there will be, as in the past, many new owners of good used cars. The sales, possibly, will not be so great, but if the proper energy and effort is put behind your sales force you should be able to dispose of a large percentage of your stock. The city of New Britain and its suburbs contain many prosperous people that are now in a position to hbuy a You could easily .sell them one if you could only know who they are. The point is to get in touch with these people and show them what you have to offer. USE CLASSIFICATION NO. 9—GET THE HABIT. | Guaranteed Number of Readers. A RESULT GETTING COMBINATION Cost— High Service Value Here is a tire that matches your money with service—the Goodrich “55”, This is the economy tire for small cars. il ! Its first cost is low; its value is high. This tire takes to rough going like a draft horse. Thick, tough, anti-skid tread and heavy sides. Users of 30 x 3% tires, here is a tire that turns every cent of what you pay into miles. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. 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