New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1024 To “Primp” Men BANDIT HILLED BY DYING PARTNER Lawshe Aided Police and His @i Pal Suspected Him Tolt, Wash, Aug, 19.—A handit=— Ted Lawshe—turned traitor to his eriminal associates on the eve of the robbery of the Snoquai-Mie state bank last Wednesday, informed the sheriff, Matt Starwich, and retained his posi- tion in the bandit lineup at the sher- IN's request, it developed at an in- wuest yesterday, When the bandit trie took (heir pesition In front of the teller's win. dow at the bank, the sheriff and his deputies arose from heliind the eouns ter, An exchange of shots between the officers and the handit leader, D, €. Malone, followed in which Malone was killed, Before he dropped Malone, appar- ently suspicious of Lawshe, sh to death, testimony showed, The . 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Meligionis was vietorfous in three events, the standing broad jump, | 60 yard dash, and shoe race, while | Bell captured the remalning two, the half mile run and tha one mile bhieyele race. Before the track events were run off an indoor haseball game was played, Deming Hewitt's feam emerg- ing on top by a score of i to 4, Eighteen hoys took part On Thursday morning the hoys will | g0 on an all-day hike fo some place & where there is good swimming, The hike will start at 9 o'clock, and all those withing (o go are warned to bring potatoes to hake and either frankfurts and steak to cook, as those attempting to “hum’ their dinners will g0 hungry ‘The library of the boys' has called in all its hooks for re-nu bering., There are now ahonut 0 volumes in this library dand those in | charge will welcome any further do nations, | This was decided rder to vection | Merck’s Zinc Stearate An ideal summer pow- der for Infants. 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