New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1923, Page 3

OR.ROBB INDI INMURDER NYSTER Another Physiclan Also Named in Wolschendor! Killing Cambridge. Sept. 10.~Dr. Willlam M. Robb, Boston physiclan was locked up in the Bast Cambridge Jall last right te await arraignment on Thure- day on an indicement charging frst degree murder. The physician was in- dicted yesterday by the Middlesex| Couynty Grand Jury in eonnection with | the death of Mre. Alles M, Wolschen- dort of HWast Bridgewater, parts of whose body were found ‘in the Mer- rimack river at Tyngshorg Sept. 1 and 2 contained in two suitcases Another physielan, Dalva A Swope of Rrackton, was also indieted in connection with the same case, He was charged in two counts with being an accessory bafore and after the fact, DR. W. M. ROBB State police officers who went to Brockton to arrest Dr. Swope yester. day returned reporting that they could not find him. Later the phvsician's at- torney telephoned ‘Dist. Atty. Arthur| i K. Reading of Middlesex county that his client would surrender tomorrow morning. Both men were arrested last Friday, Dr. Robb on the charge of il- legal surgery and Dr. Swaope as an ac- cessory before the fact. Both entered pleas of not gullty when arraigned in Lowell S8aturday and were admitted to bail. Then came the grand jury spe- clal sassion and today’s indictments. Betore.the action of - the Grand| Jury became known Dr. Robb was seen to drive away from his résidence in the Back Bay district of Boston, apd the report spread that he was GEORGE WOLSCHENDORF leaving the eity. The police ordered all roads watched. Later in the day, however, the physician appeared with his attorney at the court house here and was closeted for an hour with the distret attorney. He was then placed under arrest ‘Wants Speedy Trial Dr.- Robb: was taken at once before Judge Frederiek J. McLeod in Super. iee Court. He took his place in the prisoners” cage and his name was cslled by the clerk. He was turnad‘ over to the custody of the sherif until | further orders of the court. After AJ brief conference betwsgn judge and eonse! Robb was brought back to the | #t room, and Dist. Atty. Reading mowed for immediate arralgnment Mating that a special venire of jurors been called for October and that ke wished to have t‘p physiclan's | ease placed before the court at that term. Robb's counsel asked for ar- raignment Thursday so that he might have time to study the indictment, He said his client desired a speedy L ________ ] SPECIAL PRICES ON TEETH $20 Sets at $12.50 335 Sets at ....... $22.00 DR. G. T. HANNA 308 Main St Open Evee, NEWEST LIFEBOAT ‘blue, bulky in the beam, with a sin. | | way through Spithead at 11 knots. | | horse-power motors. hoarding American currency. It be- ing the war, have more than I,” b whieh they profess to believe the body et o iomuanie | Will Urge Acoeptance on Proposal of Am, Hardware Corp. The bord of public works met | night, Chairman Martin H. Ken te haye been present called “suilt case mystery” today when | counsel for George Wolschendorf of | Bast_Bridgewator. mede pudlie that presiding and the following matters |ly were disposed of On a petition for a new light on ter, whe for: |Talcott street, between West and Put Wolschendort, |[nam streets The sult’ against the physician, it was matter over for inspection; it was vet #ald, was to be brought by Wolsehen- [ed to give a hearing to the dorf as administrator of his wife's es. | Fearing Co first steps had been taken to bring sults to recover $100,000 frem Dr. | Robb and $25,000 from William ¥.| Bowen of East Rrid merly employed Mrs That against Bowen, it was said, alienation of his wife's affee. Bowen, who with Mrs. Wolschen. dort's son, Harold, brought the wom. an te Boston, Aug 27, the last day she was seen alive, attempted to com. mit suicide on Bunday by taking poi. son and ing his throat with a razor, He is in a serious condition At a Brockton hospital under police guard, 10 BE EXHIBITED, Very Last Word in This Cralt in British Waters Cowes, England, Sept. 18.—4p strange motor-boat panted red and gle mast and peculiar contraptions | on her deck, came out ot Cowes har- bor at dawn recently and made her She was the William and Kate John- ston, described as the largest and | most complete lifeboat in the world. | The new craft is fitted with every device man's ingenuity can conceive for fighting storm and saving Ilfe Her length is 60 feet and she is 15 feet wide, She is driven by twin| propellers in protective funnels, and her engines are two six-cylinder .M| The engines are encased in separate water-tight compartments. In their rigorous tests they were run with these compartments full of water for three hours, and kept going full speed all the time. Forward and aft of the engines are cabins, each capa- ble of holding 25 people. One has a stove, and for the first time the res. cued will have shelter, warmth ana food immediately they get aboard. The life-boat can hold 150 persons in cabins and on deck, The most notable ''gadget" on dack is a life-saving net of stout rope erected amidships into which people on ships can jump for their lives with a reasonable chance of success. There ‘are also on deck a. line.’ throwing gun with a range of 200 yards, a powerful searchlight, and a screen to. protect the helmsman and engineer at the motor controls. In addition the bhoat carries nearly 100 buoyant air cases. She cannot capsize, and is practically unsinkable, She will be stationed in the Mersey, but to thoroughly test her she will first be given at our of 2,700 miles around Great Britain. FRENGH HOARD MONEY For Centuries People Hare Been Hiding American Currency Away in | the “Old Sock.” Paris, Sept. 19.—All over France| men and women for vears have been | came available in large quantities with the coming of American soldiers dur- and the French were quick to see its value. Today people are wondering how many dollars are | concealed in the "woolen socks” of the | ‘ republic. The estimates run from $1,000,000 | to $5,000,000. Recently a Frenchman living in Chauumont, who kept a candy ‘store during the war, dhcloud' to a friend a strong-box containing over $12,500 in American bills of vari- | ous denominations, which he said he | would sell when the franc reached 20| for one dollar. "There are a good many men in this town alone who this man declared. The exact amount of American cur- rency left in France by American sol- diers and officers will probably never be known, but many believe that if a thorough canvass of Brest, Saint Na- | zaire, Bordeauxs La Mans, Tours, | Chaumont, Aix-les-Bains, Vichy, Di- nard and the surrounding localities were made, the total would be nearly $5,000,000, CUTS'SDRES Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, apply— VIERR Business Places For Sale Read the REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ads on the Want Ad Pages NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WE SDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1028, T T e S T A T S W RS S trial. The judge fixed Thursday for Mill streel sewer State police officers will leave early g on the petition for & sewer In tomerrew for Southers New Hamp- Shire in an sfort 1o fng the head and SEVERM. mnms Husier vesd an advertising banner on Main strest reauesied 1o - from September 14 fo October 23; the Sor i Al Ramrd. this Flinu Purritt Hetel corperat was ) empowered 1o erect 3 marquee 13 feet 101 Aldon Sireet” vasidonts Dot square, nine feel of which w over the sidewalk. and the enginess ties, but me action was taken en the Pilals for sev was instrueted 1o have trees areund reauest the hotel trimmed; the saginesr re ported the stoek of school signs to be depleted. but said new ones will be seoured and placed short sidewalks were ordered instalied on Jerome street by November 1 the Fanley Works was given permission §t Lowis, Bept. 1% to move a weaden building across Eim | Medieal Society, in & report of its free or Russia. thy two-pound neck chain |ment without delay strest, near the raiiread erossing: En- | onio for poor children this year gineer Williams reported the cost of |, 10 that slight to complete correetion was given by the late czar to Grand |of Rowles Mentho.Sulphur from ARP | Franklin | yas accomplished in 94 of 5T cases Duke Michael, is now owned by an|goed drugsist and it w voted ta lay the Acorn on an extenbion of the treet THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY the Y. M. T A & B Soclety Was GIVeR POIMIMIOR 10 RANE | ..y soneringt Engineer Williams was ' medical and surgical eare is provided During the present year ehildren from aroughout the west and south | pages Little and Overcomes eutting away 2 to afford through fie from | 2iready disposed of, only three ehild te be about § the 10 the pelitioncr’s American Hardware ool tion will ren being geo P B and ghve the land Acoep The clinie which procesd with Commenwealth ave ply 10 the state for 4nt Raving been afiefted 1o N SNIERE yioned for storm water sewer facili for more than & year ment at elinies oy - CLINIC DRAWS CROWDS . erations had Thousand of Children Go to St Louis _'° For Free Treatment The B Leys orner of American /4 vV Wo Safe 217 MAIN STREET night's councll meeting; it was voted said (o be the anly one of its Kind in the United States, for free hospial ore of children, still remain at hos months, and a few Half & hundred other children still are recelsing treat a8 many as four ops he perfor Cross of the Order of Bt Andrew Drug Stores 280 nd assistance | 9 and 9 e soclety con- I - tance of this offer will be urged at ducts warh year, beginning in April, b s \K AN ECZEMA Almett Over Night. Any breaking out of ihe akin, fery, iehing eczema overeome by declares erties, stantly brings ease from skin tion, scothes and heals the right up and leaves the skin ¢l0u-“ emooth It seldom fails to religve the fors ‘erers from od to effect emposed of solld gold medals that skin troubles hould obtain & small Jap " use it ke cold oream SEMI-ANNUAL : NE CINT l ’ Candy Specials 35¢ Peter’s Milk Chocolate Y, Ib. . bar 2 for 36c "< YU SAYE e 35¢Liggett’sMilk tt's Milk Chocolate % Ib. bar Afne sating chocolate, pore 2 for 36¢ oL NEM 50¢ Cream & Nut Caramels Vanills and chocolste flavers, Rich and chewy. 2 Ponds 5] ¢ You SAVE 4se 81.00Liggett’s Original Assorted Chocolates ”nl selection a{ high je chocolates 2 for 1.01 YOU SAVE 99¢ Stationery and Toilet Needs 40c Cascade Linen Writing Paper 2 for 41c 1 pound—about %0 sheets YOU SAVE 39¢ 35cCascadeLinenEnvelopes iy e 2 phes. for 36¢ 0. 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