New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 6

e v T PSRV IRNEYL, B L L B L T T SNE TR LS SN RRE AT IR F Ak PP Sy - » * & - - B - » srud P 8 S S b % fon 2B o P s SREEP IS B AN F R s FUSTORI IV TR D T SRR PINTRINNL E N ¢ ideabdanss = s b s L £ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 217, 1925, 10 MAKE CHANNEL Boonomy s Aetonon Rive ndr ws rurnilure Bl Woes Vo 132 MAIN ST & NEW BRITAIN CO C ~ ! APOSITIVELY NEVER BEFORE EQUALLED VALUE . . fon i it for the bill as passed by the house was voted when the measurc vas taken up last night, Atter eliminating the five year provision in deference to the presi- @ t's objection to binding the bud- 2au to & program of expen- \g period the senat offered by Sena- | B g construction of | § ble channel from ' :rn boudary of the city of St. Louls to Minneapolis. The chan nel would have a minimum depth o six feet and a minimum width of | 200 feet. Senator Reed, in opposing elimina- | tlon of the five year provision de- | clared he had no patience with this | & miserable talk of economy which begins with e finger towels'in the White House and tells us that the H way to economize is to fall to pre- | pare ourselves to take advantagé of our natural resources. ADMITS SHOOTING § FORMER FRIEND § Olympia Macri Says Bagnano | Befrayed Her New Haven, Feb. 27.—Apparently | composed after a night in the police | & lockup, Olympla Macrl, 18, known g locally for her talent as a singer, was | taken before Coronmer Mix today for | i further fnquiry as to her motive for | the fatal shooting late yesterday of | John Bagnano, 20, in front of the | Palace theater in Church street. The young woman had admitted last night, the coroner said, that sk had fired five shots from a .38 ¢ bre revolver at Bagnano who wa among scores of persons emergin from the theater. Three shots took | effect and Bagnano was hurried to | [ the hospital where he died in 10 minutes. The young woman told the coroner and police, they said, that she shot Ragnano because’ he had betrayed her and had refused to support her no, according to police, wife and child. He had just | ed from Jersey City where he ntly spent much of his time. | well known locally as was a brother of two own here as Georgie 3 1” Bunyan. He had | just come from a theatrical booking | f&8 office in the theater building and | mingled with the erowds leaving the theater, when Miss Macri, who had waited for him, approached him and began firing. She emptied the re- volver before a police sergeant, standing nearby, could interfere. Two shots only failed to hit Bag- nano. One pierced the coat of || “Sheik” Leonard, Wallingford pugil- | g8 ist, who accompanied Bagnano and | J§ another narrowly missed a newshoy. | Miss Macri calmly surrendered to | § two policemen who penetrated the | crowds which quickly gathered. “He | i deserved what he got,” she told one | of the policemen. “I am not sorry | i# and hope he is dead.” She was lec away to police I 1arters through | i the crowded st g Parents of Miss Macrl, who was | @ the third oldest of 10 children of | Nicholas , said that her rela- nano had ended plans | B% y had made for her study | of music abroad. i HURON AT OLONGAPO By The Associat Manila, Feb. Huron, flagship of Asfatie fleet, damaged wh 5 rived at Olongapo today. The vessel will be dry- docked tomorrow to ascertain the extent of the damage. | Luther League of t} church held last n berg, former vie tion spoke, vocal selec- rendered by Miss Mildred Swanson. After the program re- freshments were served and games were played. 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