New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 1

News of the.WorId By Associated Press t ESTABLISHED 1870 FORMAL GRARGES ARE MADE TODAY IN HITCHELL ROV “Conduct to the Prejudice of Good Order and Military Dis- cipline,” Claimed §OT UNDER ARREST, IS WAR DEPT.'S VERSION KILL INHERITANCE TAX enue to States, Washington, Oct. 28 donment to the states of re heritance taxes was asked by half (A)—-Aba the house mittee. ways and ed as invasion of state rights, a a diversion into the federal General approval was given 1s glven to states which impose sim lar levies, as a means of securi uniformity. tolonel's Tawyer, However, Insists| s—Eight Specific He 1s—Eight Speclfic Accusations |, . "0t the wealthy could esca the tax by moving to Florida, whil has no state inheritance tax, led proposals for retention of the fe eral tax as a check Secretary Mellon has asked repe Are Brought Against Former Head of Alr Service as Result of, His Statements After Shenandoah ‘ragedy. of the federal tax. The governors who appeared Washington, Oct. 23 (P—"Con-|this morning’s session were Walker duct to the prejudice of good orde and military discipline” was ¢! od | against Colonel William Mllcl*o- | lay in court-martial speci served upon him as a result of his attack several weeks ago on the con- duct of the army and navy air serv-| ices, Technical arrest probably will not take place until just before the of- ficer goes on trial next week, al- though in the meantime he remains under orders not to leave Wiashing- ton, The statement issued by Colonel Mitchell at San Antonio after the crash of the Shenandoah sald the formal accusation, constituted insub- ordination was highly “contemptu- ous and disrespectful” to the war department. « Statements Objected To. \ It was in this statement. that the colonel said that the loss of the sShenandoah was due to criminal and almost reasonable conduct of the air services. The specifications also relate to two later statements, which are de- seribed as equally objectionable. The charges are brought in the name of Lieutenant Colonel Kyle Itucker, chief of the military«affairs ction of the judge advocate gen- oral's office, and were served upon Mitche!l by Colonel Joseph R. Me- Mullen, assistant judge advocate weneral. Representative Reid of 1- Jinois, counsel for Mitchell, declared \hat the service of the papers car- with it technical arrest of the colonel, but war department ofticials Jisagreed. They sald the technical arrest would probably take place immediately before the officer is placed on trial before a general -martial here next week. Trinkle of Virginia; North Carolina, Carolina, and Peary of Tennessee, McLean MAY PREVENT WA Bulgar Crisis SITUATION Reports From Balkans Come Saying Greeks Are Advax Better—Anxiety Stll Felt, Paris, Oct. 23 (A—The machinc of the league of nations was set { motion today in an effort to preve another Balkan war, M. Briand, as the presiding oftic has summoned the leagy to meet here next Monday and vestigate the cause of the front tween Greece and this week, shting Started Monday The fighting started in the region of Demirhissar, Bulgarla ea e claims and have emana counter-claims IS URGE OF GOYERNORS alf Dozen State Executives Want Federal Govt, to Glve This Rev- y the federal government venue from in- dozen state governors today before means com- Imposition of the levy was describ- tren- sury of money needed by the states. suggestions that the federal govern- ment continue the tax If full credit Declarations by committee mem- of Georgia, Whitfield of Mississippi; McLeod of South | Gouncil Meets Monday in Greco- 1§ RELIEVED Conflicr, | ing, Others That Conditions Arc | council dispute which suddenly flared up be- on Monday but the mass of official and semi-official which ed since from Sofia and m " IO .Nm‘;'o‘ P01 eH N, CO g MRV uuo, Gl L GR Lt v i uuLl\UI\NT IN POLLUTION SUIT Donnelly Brick Co. Brings Action for $25,000 Damage L3l \BASED ON WILLOW BROOK Plaintift Alleges Overflow of Sewage nd Destroyed Usefulness of Clay Pi to| And Well From Which Employes Get Drinking Water, ni- ng otice of a sult for $25,000 against the city of New Britain was |served on Corporation Counsel John H. Kirkham today by Attorney Don- old Gaffney, representing the Don- nelly Brick Co., having a plant in Berlin, The suit alleges pollution of Willow Brook. The Writ States That “The plaintiff Is engaged in the nufacturer of brick and has a e plant on the above described land with clay pits, kilns, machine | orwm)ms, houses for workers and & | water system of its own. | “Across the tract of land owned by the plaintiff flows a stream or brook known as Willow Brook, in a southeasterly direction and plain- pe | ch to a- eal at said stream in a pure condition, un- contaminated with any injurious substances, | ald Willow Brook flows from > town of Southington whera the ity of New Britain has erected w huge dam for purposes of reservoir known as the Shuttle Meadow lake and at various times when the lake is low there is no overflow, and when the lake is full the water over- flows with great volume and with great force, swelling the stream aforesaid. | “The city of New Britain on or | about the 10th day of February, 25, hy its servants or agents, caus- | ed and during all the time to t present still does cause to flow into | b \NONE 15 YET IDENTIFIED NECTICUT, FRIDAY, OCTOBE CINCINNATI HOTEL IN FLAMES, GUESTS ESCRPE 150 Reach Safety As Flames Men- N SPEEDING PLANE ace Newland Early This Morning Cincanat, 0, . 13 (P—one Races Completely Smashed hundred and fifty guests escaped L A without injury from the Hotel New- land, where fire broke out at two o'clock this morning and for half an hour threatened to destroy the entire bullding. A general alarm | brought all fire fizhting apparatus to the downtown section, however, and the flames were subdued after they had destroyed the roof and a | portion of the upper story of the! hotel. | The blaze started {n the basement | and quickly ascended to the roof and top tloor where it was halte The Newland, a six story structure formerly was the Hotel Munro, and |crashed this morning was patronized largcly by members of the theatrical profession. A numbur of women guests be- came hysterical and had to be sisted through the smoke filled hall and down fire escapes. One wor whose name learned, w On Tomorrow, "— sat Britaln's during t! | navigabiiity trials and | wreck, Captaln Henry C. Blard, th pilot, 1s suffering from an imme; sion and shock, but escaped injur, | Machine Overturns o | Biard had just taken off for th as- was not B B ] Soffor the fown court. Thev | Alrea Nobile, 26, and Alfonso Ca- Seisad by n fireman as she was |navisabllity “and - seaworthiness mes of Sidney Gilmore, |4 26" qng Anthony Rianna, about to leap from a third story |Urinls and was at an elevation of |25, of Hoxle, R. I, Wilfred T. I'oral. |, .1ner of Simone, who were with window to the strect. about 200 fet when @& wing-flutter , of 272 Oxford street, Providence the last named. e entimated the property |Apparently developed in both wings | of the monoplane. ed at once to land. Biard attemp! ss from fire and water at ¥ As ho struck the water, l | Super-Marine nosed down b UL omersaulied on her back, pressin the pilot under the surface. to clear himself TAREN FROM §-1. §-4 sank, ; , i | Coptain Hubert Board. who had Joseph La Rocco and Earle over o roud. ST anisbsyata Both Ave Found in Engineroom, wien the meitin Gloster Napter | g * pichon Agk for [intoa ditch. The men tn t, Giimore fore, seeing Biard in trouble, star ed taxing toward him as he fe When of Sunken Sub e | | |cue boats picked him | minutes later. | The crash occurred about halt {mile off shore from the hangars. up o In Meantime Pontoons For Lifting the water of sald stream, above the | property of the plaintiffs, large quan. | tities and varieties of acids, vitriols, | impure matters, sewage, poison ory in ent noxious, filthy, impure and un- | e w of said stream have become noxio poisonous, unclean, casting off ob- | | noxious and unhealthy odors, and | have been continually increasing the quantity and such foul, poisonous matter in sald stream, so | that the waters of said stream f\l'\M‘ impure. “On or about the 10th day of| February, 1923wdhe sald Willow | brook wag greatly swollen by vho‘ overflow of Shuttle Meadow lake, | and upon the land of the plaintiff | er, in- { | icr noxious | rly e overflowed and broke through its Th cifications against Colonel “|“"“5 have failed to estublish which | j,anks and as a result thereof the Mitchell aro elght in number, ~ all |side was responsible, water, sowage and impure sub-| rought under’ the ninty-sixth ar-) From Sofla comes the word that | gnecs flowed into a clay pit of the o of war. {the Greeks are advancing on a 15- | piaintif's located some distance to nese specifications are as @1- | kilometer front on both banks of | {he south of the bed of said stream, o {the Sturma and that, in addition to the use of artille bombed the bridg 1—T ing the statement of Sept. § (after Colonel Mitchell, in mak-, airplanes ha , barricks, roz . Oct. 23 : | : Noblle claimed that while on . s Arrive oti 1 c de 2 s cinerators buzines ads “On or about and prior to the Pontoons Anr!yu L .u}nm ons, M. Jacques S mul.,r. “f’f‘ \" m%\(‘fn ,\{x\”m‘v‘o:;::\““’n i ;‘ | thelr way with the Simone Rianna 1o wreck of the Shenandoah), “did |and stations. 10th day of February, 1923, the| New London, Oct. 2 With Jrench sportsman and aviator, “tl‘““‘l‘Mnt e o fites a fire | to New Haven a machine with six o dvice caching Vienr slare | A N ST R s 2 20 la SR ¢ toor trol the presented the bronze trophy to the lthe present sitnation invites a o h a a 3 onduct himselt to the prejudice of | Advices reaching Vienna declare | niaintift’ maintained & well and |the arrival of pontoons from tho presented the bronze trophy 1o 1he D He aske that the law be s | men in it attempted to run them oft “od order and military discipline.” | Petrich, a Bulgarian village crowd- | ponoe xCoar tor arinking Brooklyn and Norfolk navy yards, Acro club of France, provided that |hazard. aSkE A SaNs the road In Bradtford, In the chase 'liat Colonel Mitche! Sept. led with Macedonian refug lan | ter for drinking pur-} 00T L ors at the scene of the a1l contesting planes should, the day |changed as to permit the building : tford. as u—That Colonel Mitchell on Sept. led with Macedonian refugees, has about a hundred feet from the | S8lvage operators at the scer L ey 5 : {o issue permits when | the men, referred to as “hi-jackers,” 4 statement insubordiate 10 |finally been abandoned in flames | a0 rost point of the westerly end|S-81 ¢ saster prepared to at- jmmediately preceding each Schnei- | !\w-“’“’"t o : 1€ “ it avoid. | fired several shots and Simone ministftion of the war de-jand that other towns, including!|of ¢aid clay pit e ltempt to raise the craft to the sur-'der race, prove the \\r‘\ph of thelr fit is felt .’ly\\y\;\lv‘.o mr".\ol;rrv U: ‘r\rl"‘\‘n R s oAl cisasRhas thi dise e | Marecos anc 4 e 2 o sea structure grue face {ance of fire risk. s plan. | ! L ment with intent to dis ,rfl«m V|I\”;,\[.n costinovo and Marino ar G5\ reasontof thetatorementionediil ot e e gl e IR in gruciling [ its 8o fsoued would he revocable | ed the car from Westerly to Provi- ume, to the prejudice ?vr good order junder hflnv!wr:‘hw-n!.‘ | overflow, aid well and drinking | BlnnsAnowiealior ey SRR Bty andlsca) { the discretio.. of the building de | dence, and thence to the hospital, 1 military diseipline. 5 Fear Terrible Conflagration hlTs - adni(enlt, lsad caihin et ook el Renroh S{oi Dol OTHTRithonay kI UtyiaT beans Yent when a doctor could not be found to 3—That Colonel Mitchell on Sept.| Tho capitals of the neighboring | oter noxious substances from sajg |{1¢ erew members as o A3 WL L A o eba ol W o0k after the wounded man. Capal- 5 “made a tatement highly con- |countrics display gravest concerd | ook ‘and rendored fotally unfit| bOMoons arrive, ang it o s and Noble say they took on An- P Jover the outcome. A cabinet meci- | 707 e [plained here today that ted fo much greater _stross and | EF HART BEMANHS thony Rianna at the latter's home i oaine ag 5p(‘(‘]l\t‘<’!U’0“yR: :\::.,rv ‘”‘m dobi c,u”.'." InfEeIRTad eIl oL By on of the above men.|lodies taken fr ‘“‘l, .l‘ “ \.:‘ e lo- ; s u,"‘m\ out '1‘“v :i\lps‘ Lt | befare ths machine went 10 the hok- i 1t refets 10 the navy department fslavian capltal. and at 1ts conclusion | tionc pollution of the. drinking | Marine sesterday and todns were 1o : speed alone pital. The men claimed they were 0 o0 the meRdeueruHEIENEH in slugtion g described as MoSt | {wager, plaintife has bea mobliged to: c1ted by the divers engaged in scal- iy 0 see a man known to them only‘as 5 to $—Same as the firs our.‘ -j’ l']" icate :md‘ ml””‘“l," to caus Ul cart water for drinking purposes at |8 the hatches piepara iy o 3 1 4 ew Haven, \eforring lo the statements made terrible conflagration” it the Greek !, cost of five d Rl pumping the wafer out of the craft use. | —— Lo, [Egnlhlegc: a cost of five dollars a day, and Y SR i s are required to dem- by Colonel Mitchell on Sept. 8. [advance continued. (B et obiicad oot Sivat All hatches and the h w a \ R n Sept. 9. also at San Antonio. | The fact remains that hostile | = B the Jer City of Tome are to onstrate their take-oft and landing LURED INTO HAL BEATEN Sonel. Mitchell elaborated on his | forces are facing each other in the | v Slelas ek sinnl e tdsnking i f cou wihilebanlitlyin fa eerieafof sShoshs spitts () f C With Un fhent of four days before and (\ajley of the Struma river, which | ‘h,\ ‘M DIAITUE) ‘as s enult ot tne | ivars ate e 1 in this worl around a five kilometre course. \’nl\lu wners o a | AND ROBBED OF 339 ROLL S S wasiandimavy 0o I nacs sauthward atrons (e Intesna aintiff, as 8 Phe | odies locate il be brou to also is a tost of the practical abllity 3 D 5 . | ety il ‘1h'm‘;:(rm1nn‘n( inm»";- ‘.s:'v“\va“".\,l 'H;O\S\”w‘phl\”« 5 |2bove-mentloned pollution of th fica locil et Bos oot BE e ols. a8 tha' propar readable Plates Being | partment (x.:.’n'w plaon ‘ (na'] 0 ml.:'x,w:n‘ i 0‘ sEaceen oty Mas beon affeoted i s | MOBIRISR o Lo s il a SeApians onl montoAns Varned .m{\x's s I\\fi: e :." IH“‘”JL]- :‘“’ (j'“‘l‘slynim.mm.\ 10 that It in unable fo get| Mowover ofiiciis e e AFne feen Warne Newington Man Treated Rough By After recelving s the ombarded, and tha lo ure water any longer for use ts | Ine base po SRS : R SiRd te a he |y spill ip ahy longensiar Use Ay \ s @ upon Its tail, requires a ; sers today Colonel Mitchell sai has been spilled batter: 5 B 1t | for bod t or pon 8 Stranger While On Visit D e eamment to make and that| "~ Rulzacian Towns Menaged Letsiey “““‘u‘";:‘::": of s camnt lihe primary Skill of its own ; ot ¥ from now on his case would be in Advices from trustworthy sonrces i (i, .,,,“‘7,[“.;\’”.;, e plalntift}, e to prepare tt Having proved the dependabllity | e To City the hands of his counsel {indicato tr "\z the tov ;w ”t‘ atrich, in Seasonlotithe nbove mention gl mlq t e ha sl vith Te8- | Accosted last night on Grove IR — 3t 2 rritory, has been ocen- | - i v toons will be used i € elr sea- ot » un 1abl | sulgarianaceprtipeyEhishbesn focay 0w anal negiinence (of thellaity 1008 NI SUG ERERIIE CL: A B R that are unreadable gireet by m man he claims was & RMLROADS AGGUSED et m(” <‘|h“(k|d gy n 5 {;W Wpnitncthesclay pit yulch .\,«‘( ‘”’) p ; ¥ e r lenst 12 knots per |€ither because of being dirty or bat-{siranger to him, John Szctel of o I e e ned by Groay | (e PINRU(E had dug many fect un- | ¥70. T 5 e aTer Thon remaint anchereREon gave or | MeN | Newington sald they took a walk to . P % ¥ | derground was filled with water and SR the eourse. unoccupled and unat- to stop all machines | he hallway of the block at 212 Main troops the plaintifi in order to again usc ! X S with plates of this type and Warg |gre here ew found frlend e . SN A T s e e s P street, where his new foun Dry Agents Promise Biggest | A Greels official communique ’fl“" | the clay pit would have to pump up | Ll nded, for six hours. Tl osbteltheni o o aan e nlaca [ S e o e e Blin . roctive— | Mits the entry of Greek troops into |y for | s S e W Warnings will be given for ¢ a . 39 his ce 16th Became Eficctive 5 FYeon he water, e - = hem rning: {0 the floor and ta'.ing $39 from his dal Since | Bulgarian territory, but sags ”nw[ “By reason of the aforementioned | the re but next week |yockets. His alleged lant fled Nine Millions Involved. jmote wasiofiisirateaic nac *"'!l‘ o overflow, crops of hay on the south o the chief s sts would be | Gown the rear stairs of the block | prevent further incursions of : ’ ma (®—Beer valued | garjans on Greek soil. rending the use clay pit incapable of ve Jul- bsiqe on Willow brook on land owned by the plaintiff were destroved and i Al X o . i speeding brought both cars to a of Submerged Craft Have Arrived | Will Use Reserve Planc mine e The Super-Marine’s mishap will| Jdseph La Ro co, a contractor, Makes Second Haul and Actual Work of Ralshig ¢row into the Schnelder cup race asked the building wepart.nent to is | while searching the cars the | tomorrow, both of Great Britain's!sue to him a permit for a six-apart- | griv, el =i Tal Stant 1 driver of the big car got underway. Wreck is to Be Started. | Groster-Napier 1IT's, one of which [ment house on Sherman court. L |The officer turmed to- fire. seversi Newport, R. I, Oct. 23 (P—Two had been held In reserve. Bert|was found he had not sufficient 100 yuljotg at fs and the men In the more bodies were recovered today | Hinkler of Melbourne, the British iarea for such a house in that district reserve Ciloster from the sunken submarine 8 val divers. Only the brief announcement that he bodies had been recovered -51 by into the race altempt to take part in the cup P t himself up. In the coupe was 150 Leached the authoritivs. They “”: :\]qur the shattering of his Sup l"'i\vwm;\ of a rh:n]u(\: n flulurl ]m. “\ AT AT, be brought to the n 1 hospita rine, providing one eight room tenement | Then The Third, e oAt The Super-Ma sintegrated he fi ) and fo | 2 bhere this afternoon. The body tound l:« Sune 1x“yl;:!);-1\f3;\1"‘\'§r3av; on |m| )m ‘tl«‘tnr,‘“ml‘. ’l(\“;n m»‘:‘ An hour later & car passed vesterday has not yet been ldenti- a8 she sunk in the water. Valvage |room tencments iwo each on 86| ihrough town which had been seen fied. H. H. Taylor, expert from the on the scene a few minutes|ond and third floors, making in all Lureau of identification in Washing ton. has been sent for, and is ex- |face the Super-Marine Napier-Lion pected here late today or this eve- engine, The Teg. of the plane was ning. He will bi.ng with him fin- a total loss. “Captain Biard sald gerprints of the crew of fhe CGommander Paul Dessez of the peared to be working all right. val hospital has said that he Entries Show Speed {take electricity through ore meter | 500 :;‘s ‘;‘n‘"‘“st‘{::e g?rbml;;‘lplm!c?:‘i lieved that identification by means . The foremost racing seaplanes of | In the meaniime, an appeal has O ere oL Conntatont of the fingerprints would be pos- |the United States, Great Britain and [been taken to the . oard of adjuct- | FEEEY 00 b BT 0 s i Italy were called upon today to|ment to permit of carrying out the | Ofy8 & SA0% Ui BEORR The two bodic overed this prove their scaworthiness on the 1 plan. Ay \\-nm: AL s‘:'mu. morning were fo in the bosom of the Chesapeake, as the rle K. Bishop, an architect and | L NX:MS & ‘Ihe\r;‘;d;me room. according to information re- final condition of their entry to-|a mem!cr of the original zoning) ' e ceived at the torpedo station here. morrow. To guard against “fre R 23, 1925, ~THIRTY-TWO PAGES WRECKED IN TEST |Britain's Hope in Schneider PIOT ESCAPES DEATH) Super-Marine Napier §-4 Orashes At i Bay Shore Park — Captaln Bland Suffers From Shock — Big Races Bay Shore Park, Baltimore, Oct.|highway in this town and “mystery | ine” the super-marine Napler §- is a total the | and | rd was wearing a lifebelt and | i and ed the surface as the Napler | 11T out for her tests a short time be- Blard freed himself from the ckage Broad threw him a second febelt to which he clung until res- few pilot, will take the second | tomorrow. | Captain Biard intended to make no ter the crash brought to the sur- that when he crashed the engine ap- | con- A State Cop, Single Handed Breaks Up Three Rum Running Gangs In East Haven; One Of Party Killed | Trooper William Shatzman Victorious After Running Gun Fight — Three Rhode Island Men Captured With Two Cars and 225 Gallons of Alcohol—Third Machine Escapes. East Haven, Conn, Oct. 23 (®) — |and Danlel Del Selve, 17, Vinceton Single handed, State Trooper Wil- | g(reot, Providence, llam Shatzman intercepted three | o SN iy rum-running expeditions on the stato | N12nn& Who 18 now dead, was Branford | driver of the third car, which got laway from the trooper after & run- ning gun fight. He continued driv- ing until Westerly was reached when he collapsed. His companions con- |tinued on to Providence and took {the wounded men to the Rhode Is- . land hospital. Death was due to & ¥ Will Have Hearing Ibullet wound near the heart, The men locked up here will be | qy . b L i 1 town court. They | . The Providence police ~arrested early tods ¢ and the result of a gun battle was the mortally wounding of Simone Rianna, who s deud at a lospital In Providence, R. I, the ar- 'rest of three Rhode Island men and h0 | capture of two automobiles with r- | zallons of alcohol, 4 he / The First Capture Trooper Shatzman made his first 8 | town. He gave chase and tried to 110 shots were exchanged as the of- H {capture when a light weight coupe which indicated by its springs that it was heavily laden passed through BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT <z e | A pistol fight followed, in which {ficer and the flecing car were golng |and Doran surrendered. The alco- te Change | holic load was 75 gallons, | . Later Trooper Shatzman saw & |race between a coupe and a large |ear, in which he thought the latter |car was trying to overtake and drive "llfl smaller one off the road. The officer started {n pursuit from East Haven green and after a mile of Two more ppeals to the board of cdjustment were added today to the growing list of cases that commis- &lston will be called upon to deter- coupe took to thelr legs and tried to 0 SQUATe fecoape across the East Haven flats. La Reeco Jafel | ne got clear and the other, Del e ”r;:h:‘h.“'-" Seleve, got into the mud and gave the requirement being 1, feet per tenement back |1dentical speci | brought many times during the past six months, and Shatzman gave chase | to it. It disappeared in the directlon of New Haven. At that time it was heavily laden es indicated by the | springs. The officer kept watch and a five apartment building. The bullding department had no alterna | tive but to issue the pe-mit. require La unit and The department can Rocco to have but one n the eight room a kit “hen rtment | before it outdistanced him. | The authorities say that Capaldo and commission, has filed with he board an appeal from the present restric- r the holdup. marker Week Ending Oct, 17th ... —_— X verage Daily Circulation For | 12,832 PRICE THREE CENTS FORMER LOCAL AN NOW 15 INVOLVED Louis Young Held With Arthur Tillman--Accused of Selling Stolen Hardware WERRANT ISSUED TODAY FOR “SOLLIE” APPLEBAUM Fourth Hartford Man Said To Have Been Go-Between—Young and Tillman Employed By L. 8, Knock and Company In Capital City—Young Figured in War Vet- erans’ Extortion Case. Hartford, Conn,, Oct. 28 (A—That Hartford was more than an ord- nance supply station and dumping ground for stolen automobliles for the “cowboy” bandits of New York was indicated today when Louis Young of number 1644 Broad street and Arthur Tillman, colored, of 70 Roosevelt street, were arraigned be- fore Judge Nathan A. Schatz, charg- ed with the theft of hardware from the store of L. 8. Knoek and com- pany, 186 State street, which it is alleged subsequently found its way to New York where it was disposed of to bolster the finances of the ‘“cowboys” between more profitable raids, burglaries, and holdups which they have contributed to the crime wave that has been sweeping over the metropolis for the past several months, Takcn To Jall Young and Tillman were held un- der $1,5600 honds each which they could not produce and were taken to jall. ‘Their :ases were continued on the request of Prosecuting Attor- ney John L. Bones to Tuesday of next wegk. Both men appeared {ll at ease In court today as they are aware with what a serious list of crimes their alleged misdeeds are involved. Neither was represented by an attorney. It is charged that between the veriod from June lo October of tiis vear they took tools and other arti- cles of hardware from the Knoek store to the value of at least $2.000. ‘Warrant Tor Applcbaum Frosecuting Attorney Bonee today signed a warrant for the arrest o “Sollie” Applebaum of 2 Wood- land street, this city, charged with theft from the Knoek store. #xs! as Sol Applebaum, a former eniploye at the Knoek store, is sup- posed to have been the go-between for the ‘cowboy” gang in New York and Eugene G, Relsing, pistol ex- pert of East Hartford who is now held in the Tombs in New York charged with having supplied the gangsters with pistols equipped with Maxim silencers, so Young and Till- man are supposed to have carried on their trade in stolen hardware with the gang through Applebaum, He had worked in the Knoek store and knew all about the stock, the layout of the building and the vari- ous employes, Admit Dealings Both Young and Tillman are sald to have admitted their dealings with Applebaum to Detective Sergeant John F. Madigan who has been in- vestigating the local activities of the “bowboys" the arrests were made by Detective Sergeant Peter B. Gavin, Nicholas Gillichio, Acting Detective Sergeant John Hickey and Police- man M, J. Godfroy. Detectives Hammill, Dowling and Duggan of New York who have been working on the “cowboy” case with Detective Sergeant Richard Oliver are of the opinion that the hardware stolen from the Knoek store here was shipped to New York addressed to H RBernsteln, number 13 East Fifteenth street. This name s thought to have been used by Applebaum to conceal his connec- tlon with the goods, | The police in New York have & consignment of goods sald to have been shipped from this city to Ap | plebaum and are now walting i!d!‘nflfi(‘z\fl(\n of them as Thaving come from the Knoek store. One Arrested Here | Young arrested in New Brit- aln five years ago charged with at- tempting to get money from war veterans, It was alleged that he acted in some manner for the vet- erans in *heir attempt to get com- pensation from the government,.un~ |der an agreement whereby he was | to get $50 for sach case in which he |was successful. He was arralgned {in federal court here, | Later this forenocon the man ob- [tatnel the necessary bond from |John Young who is famillar at the |iocal pollce station as a bondsman. The Louls Young referred to In the above item as involved in the |veterans' scandal of several years ago, formerly mude his home in 'Bis city and was at one time employed in a responsible position with a local manufacturing concern. $50.000 Boat, Fastest in Rum Bnsiness Captured New York, Oct. 23 (®—Thousands of commuters on Manhattan-bound terries from Staten Island and New Jersey today saw the chase and capture of the speedboat Klip, re- puted to be one of rum row's finest craft, and valued at $50,000, Marina police in the Gypsy, with many eap- .| tures to her credit, made the selzure. Five men comprising the Klip's crew were arrested and 200 cases of whiskey, valued at about $12,000 prohibition prices, were confiscated. Police described the Kilp as the vears old, volunteered to give his{fastest vessel ever usd in the trans- it Patric O'Dara was | 3 . ed into 5 SbA(CH thiximarning ) Sergeant Patrick J. C $9.000,00 Ohas hecn "‘j‘“"\“:':‘h’\‘ An Athens dispatch this morning | yendered unfit for use or consump- | — Sy X o not plainly visible assigned to investigate and received | Chicago from eastern breweries Wi | 0iq” o government had or- | {0, ; HAS 1HREE IONS IN CELI AR No campaign of this nature has|g description of the thief. The offi- | vailroad connivance, 1t \lx\il »r:l‘v\‘- dered its forces to halt their ad- he plaintiff claims $25,0 2 i a Py siiy Tocal S i e e L T el v prohibition offic ’“‘1':"“:‘“;‘1‘,‘“,,‘, aesand 1o make no further MOYe |agos, an {njunction re | TS NN SO e = 11 URAY ki whie Pk askeilent’ was it] Eithe bl Vi caainavthel Bulzatienz Un {disposal of crude L . R 3 {from observa wbout the city., It |does not feel Inclined to tell the po- since the 1Sth ame \d"‘-‘“‘; l"':“:;“f\‘;\w. a fresh attempt to attack them. | \witjow brook, such other rglief as|Charity Investigator Sur-| cour fiman 1 ",1, 1e ."‘”""‘"'l\\:\s found that there are a large |jce. That the man was actually as n they |?; -')‘m r‘b.‘:‘.;" .h:‘;-‘-»\n Bulgarlans were said to have |ynay seem proper in the N‘ | = 5 g Alderman Walter Falk : ind John | i ber of Jobien Jon wWhich: aegited 10 the Main. srest Nellvay AR IR At |evacuated the position they held on | Tha cost of constructing the | prised to Find Supply of Vaers Senator E. F. Hall. Repre- |y o ripicors cannot be read. Some | was borne out by _statements of jeral grand iary dlcaten, Bvs val) | Greek territory:. line is said to have been about §6 wm_:‘ £ tative B. W. C 1,; }w. »Vyt‘;j" \A- people wash (1 machines careful- people residing there, who said that Five big beer syndicates, five rail- —— | At the time the in nt occurred a (‘ f\« bert Poteet, e g studiously they heard tion and saw 1 some of the ! ; ; ptspinclieD y on Hand—Confer- Sibsgaellbinie s TR Y udiously they heard a commotion aud sa ores of Chicago policeme: b * London, Oct (A—A dispatch to n il from the effects of impure m o h Chamber of Com- rh Sl S Ponllaot ot N e Ut voveE Tilsreve. nndialso saw & orcement ags msurr«,n:\‘nlu-'d :? ::;I the I < aph company r flowing into the well | ence 1omorrow, nee Commissioner ‘,\ N IS e Ry e iael Aawasiiia arges. The nvestigators' res fEom AThenss suyal that ithe Gresksilemy choniin St i raviathatore | the 1 epard A several |, . ve bee i so that.washing lack stairs. ppressed all names. ing hore |had four Killed ar 1 eight wounded. ‘gyperior court on the first Tucsday embers of S COM- | ) om would avail nothing, and these | - —_— »ments have been coin “’; 1°1€ | he of the latter a captain, during | o November. Witk the mavor'a coall con will meet tomorrow morning have to be replaced | | {imployes of the railroads divided a |ne T8V B8, S8 P00 ving post 69 2 | heduled for tomorrow morning g . George K. |, 17 1 iU onts got another percentage Fighting Yesterday. . | UnEEasME SMAcaviey, AR OE | t ke care of their Every Jersey City Bluecoat Under| breweries and financing | o GO T on the Bulgarian S irs in the coal business L hem 3 b ded the rest e aiad) | % it Sis, 6 6 before action against them | 45 Offers His Blood to Save Lite| e divided i Frontier, Oct. 23 (P—(Delayed)— |Late Samuel Avery of A Hartford y planned, it possible, to es- | GeaR s ol ook, hout 4 declaration : | fuel to keep ntral distributing agency el e | of Brother Officer. HOT | of war. this morn vaded Bul-| Leaves Money For Building Con- | and of a sul estigation | 1y h appeals for coal will \ V. O 23 -] It oot ho frontier which dis 1 cd. The sentiment of deal- | News! - Canvasser Is Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 23 Eimting ety R :,r,,c"ué\‘ valescents' Institution g o A e ot st Newspaper Can _"““ I Blood tests wers being taken at City e Vi Nt ver ¢ (P —Announce. | Charity Suy of substitutes will be sound f Suicide in Meriden Room | Hospital today of patroimen who of- 8 Pouma Fviian of. Feroctons Type fithe Ivaliay sty vhe SR a B2 ctoe s el A onds Oct. 2 —Announce- | | reAtsny % made to in- e Oct. 23 P —Wil- | fered their blood in a second trans- aettord | O the left bank of the river (e {ment was made this atternoon by a | hstened o ¢ : outianian etorimadeite N HeWEDADEE GAR fon plaaned’ by’ ‘ghyeiSians’ to Is Shot by Hunter in Ha Greeks advanced along a front of committec g for the Haitford | Woman's any the amount now on hand. I8, ainéwmntpe can | L0 DA e South Mcadows. | ifteen Kilometres (432 miles) at @ nospital that a frust fund has been | | — =) b e ’ 3 JacDth ot M Lo e sLAnliandhy it AL Aves RS ,""1 meor - r e house on East Main was critically injured Sep- Hartford, Oct. 23.—A wildcat was|on the right bank thei Was the late Samuel P. Aver~ fcr the | or . ||t night and his body | tember 19 while on duty when a ot in the South Mcadows this}twenty kilometres (12 Jaol ulldingsand malgiensmon of tucaric il e i {his morning. The | machine driven by Miss Midred rorning by Dundley 8. Cooke of [the penctration was two kilometres valescent hospital in memory of the v —o— ‘ ¢ oral e v s herafie e. Mr. | (1.24 mites) mother of Mr. Avery, the building | Povle ar Hartford, Oct. 23.—Forecast r unihideted dnersn Pt S A ke aalald st 2 . ot coa for New Britain and viclaity? ’ " ffered from | His injuries include six compound Soaky a8 @arted to Ruilt phoamuis]i LTHE Balsaritn StroopesreliisCin lo, e kNONTLAN CHS ey AVRTERIG o only ar ), his| | WFair tonight, Satarday in- route melancholin. Fellow workers | fractures of the leg. Miss Matten was vhen one of his dogs found and |z e A 2 AvEry cons ,H\,;, ':)4\ R o g | anty e e ound acted & ool Toom | charged with atroclows Astewlt il ed the cat, which climbe neous airplanes appear- | fund was started with § ) and y as e creasing f 3 2 0 REge Jiiien (e fch, whicheftobod 8 | fhe | afer & DS year/terin %6e WooRinne | st Tor aheiatat ng coa followed by rain, Somewhat | |ir \d they said he has a | battery. ree. It was spitting and snarling | cd over the | and_ bombe rm o " " S 57, emimlapb e maggied sister in city. He was! Every man on the force under 4§ ‘hen Mr. Cooke reached the tree|bridges, roads, stations anfl troops!i 8 is to be appiled to “'?’1‘ s ; ¢ %0 | *m r of Winsted Aerie of 1 tich o [din; wit its ¥ 8 1 ) Stove ‘embe st nd shot it. The animal weighed | ruction of a buildin th its | ) 3 o BB bout 40 pounds and was very thin. (Continued on Page 22) residue for a malstenance fund. |and wanted a smaller kind. | # % Eagles. . portation of liquor in this pert. WITH COMBOY NG