New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1926, Page 2

‘ ' EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1926. 8 T T | Banton, by admitting his part in| witnesses as told to Machinist Mate | from the back seat : | 0 | as. Mate| of an automo-|merce and office of the Hialeah | fidavit si 2 y Mr WHITTEMURE PAYS [thefts totaling hundreds of Lhous-;BAl] MEN MAI]E | Charles F. Kelly of Cuttyhunk coast|bile in which Roseaberg is allged | Herald were to be blown 1 = hglqu‘\l; ‘:r‘fi)?dcm)rtffm;’:«yv n:)uv:{v‘w J ands of dollars, Wiiitlemore. how guard station, an argument wad|to have been seated. The shots|yealed yesterday afte » P N Gt onagivam vt o biberot fover, rofused to incriminats any started with Antone Maderios after |struck an automobile in which | teasion o W A ‘w‘lm"o," Py ‘lmnmm.fld ataons "= asag (ln,“. |otber member of the gang. Atter Kakalesiris had refused to go fish-|eral members of the rival gang were| rost of Kemptor Gre S b | property of . R B ennitd foe Mrs, Whittemore dedi- ing with two boys who assisted him | riding, = byt Do Seeme. diecior e gl Mg d HoE Toeaet Mow Yo daal e R | the* Hialeah Indeepndence Day ¢ ¢ pageant on a charge of conspiracy.| Larg bows of water-proofed rib- | her husband's life. She appeared in Buffalo and sat| silent in the courtroom as a jury dflor\rllsr“un'gfld after failing to agree on Green was arrested 4t Hialeah on [bon are scen on many bathing caps (Continued from First Page) a warrant dra n up from an af- | this seasog, iAnti-Referendum Plea | Is Refused by Court New York, Aug. 13 (®—Supreme This Is the Plan of the U. §. WINNER NOT PAID small steadily through the leading to the execution platform, | Whittemore's guilt in connection | | Cour i c ; £ t Justice Crain toda ie ei)g‘hleen feet above the floor of the |with the slaying of a bank messen- Army Ohieck For $89,080 o Owner, of | e e ¥ v lu-]..no_\dr.lylerf:;ld\\l;:; oblong: desth chamber. [ser in a $93,000 daylight holdup Race Horse Has No Funds—Ex-|sued as a citizen, to enjoin the board Smiles £ {there. She followed hfm back to| (yashington, Aug. 13 ) — Army | |of elections and mayor from submit- KHARDT D A faint smile which was on his | Baltimore when New York state,|chiefs believe they have found out| Planations Offered, |ting the state prohibition referen- ’ face left 1t when he stood erect over |itself having robbery indictments |now fo make bad men into honest |dum to the voters next fall. 127 MAIN ST.—OPPOSITE ARCH TELEPHONE 1408 Chicago, Aug. 13 (P —Failure to‘ | make good the check for $89,050 |parir coibert & resldent of Wood- nst the |haven, alleged that the recent act of | — alties would total 200 years, gang leader vhose pen- releas- the trap and made his brief state The black law abiding citizen: Rt B g, volee, | At least they are gratified over the |jssued to Colonel E. R. Bradl hood was drawn cver his head, and |ed him to Maryland, Where States'|oquits of their experiments with | nic Boog fo Boots vistory in” tne|LhS, eBllatire providing for a rof- | . A his shrouded figure had dropped |Attorney H. R. O'Comor, whose [0l = o Bo 0 7ol o th ais | s Boot to Boot's victory in theferenqum was unconstitutional. The gl NOthln B tt through the platform just two min-| youthfulness matched that of the |ohmors 0 B L ety | ecent §100,000 - renewal of the|New York women's committee for 7 (; A g etier utes atter he 1ad appeared in the | priconer, promised a “perfect hang- |- b ey PATTACKS and hoe theiy |American derby at Washington|law enforcement spons | ki 5 narrow doorway above the heads of | by eager £ |ed, for that reason to extend their | pary wag attributed today to Robert s it fOl‘ Bables B Athais,. Ha ol of & broken | TRe reform work to other institutions of | \r“geircor president of the Jockey | ‘J'Nl«"_c Crain held the board of GIFT DEPT ek, and was prononmced dead | Whittemore was found guilty of [the kind, including those at Fort | o, "o SOFCET B S 08T | tections to be a state agency” and | i L . Sftor six exeminations by the three |Arst desvee murder on May 3L |Jay, N. Y. and Alcatras, Californie. | oo 3% itire of gnarantors of the|matataeel s ieion toatncoold’ba | can be found than the dainty 3 Bnial setendlng phystolans, ®|Later both ‘the supreme bench of 15 reform movement in-Leaven- (U5, K B S O BISFRECSS SO LS malutained agalubt them dufividdal- | 1 : Jeliu [ bert J. Anderson, resident _ | Baitimore and the Maryland court|worth was started l)y“(l‘al. G. 0li Sere ga- ly or as commissi.ners of elections. | g i cEfota H _ |of appeals and denied Whittemore a |Cress, commandant, with a smal s . 4 7 — VANTA :;l:u:yandp];;(.“l]‘r?\'n$§ I?(}:'L.r: L |new trial. Governor Ritchie of [group of prisoners, These were given | A prominent Chicago real estate] BUILDS SCIENCE HALL (4 Whittemore, servi Heem vear |Maryland reviewed the case. Bdgar|a course of studies in character |dealer and horseman made a writ-| — BABY GARMENTS | Whittemore's counsel, |building consisting of physical drills |ten promise of $50,000 towards the | College of New Rochelie to Have $200,000 Structure New Rochelle, Aug. 13 (D— the derby was| Work, under a temporary permit n away from| Which will be made permanent with- | in « few days, has been started on a sentence for burglary Aly beat | Allan Poe, | Robert H. Hollman, )-year old |contended the evidence justified |guard with an fron bar on Febrn- |nothing more severe than a verdict | , and walked out of the |of second degree murder. Whitte- sitentiary. He | more's defense was that he struck ards of | the guard in self-defense during an guard was |altercation and not for the purpose | of escape. Governor Ritchie de- - |clined to interfere. Blamed In Murders ayings of “Chicago Tommy" |t 2, an underworld character | altimore, Who was in North Ar-| sbruary, and of | | £100,000 and | said smaller donators were attracted by manly carriage, in- purse, Sweetser, rding the importance | |that letter. Since run the realtor has Chicago and has not sent his check. A Teport on the experiment given | Nevertheless, Sweitser sald, the|NEW science hall for the College of Secretary Davis of the War de- |records of the recent 31 day meot-| NeW Rochelle, facing on West partment by the Adjutant General |ing at Washington Park will within | Castle Place between Liberty ave- Shows that the resulis already ob- |a week or ton days show a clean|Mue and Castle Place. | Tts construction calls for $155,000 ned sur xpectations. {sheet, with every obligation met. expenditure and its total cost is The character training is given in addition to the craft and vocational Bl e e bl i 105, BRovIdethy | will have complete facilities far lec- eful trades in civil | ture rooms and .aboratories and be | | |one of the best equipped of any to encour: structlons reg onal cleanliness and appear- ic, and class work in ex- pression and clear thinking. tie with cute little bows of twistless tape—no pins, no buttons. There arve a dozen or more different garments in the Vanta line ,each with spoclal features designed to contribute to baby’s health and comfort. They will g bo glad to tell you more about them in our Infants’ Department. Big Reductions in Our Ready-to-Wear Department the kind t ’ Dickinson Drug o Company 169-171 MAIN STREET |ary 20, 1 | hospital gate of the pen was hanged within a fe |the spot where the |struck down. “Death isn’t such a hard proposi- | tion after all arder on my | wife than on me,” Whittemore told | The Chaplain Chare! Biggs when the | Langrel | latter visited him in his cell during | of Chicago and B | the day before the execution. | found shot to death C., last ¥ 158 s ‘Bridgcport Gangster Is Fined; Put on Probaton courses which prisoners with It will be to your advantage to pay us a visit | Mrs. Whittemore bors up bravely |lington, | oes our | while in her husband's presence, but | Simon L. Gilden, of Baltimore, be- life. | Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 13 (P—| g A SR 4 | begged to be allowed to enter his cell | lieved & former membep of the EoET SRl |Hyman Rosenberz, 81, was ar-|" b L | Special Sale of Children's | Special Sale of for a last embrace.. He request| Whittemore gang, in New York y raigned In clty court today on a fealen oF the pall LuTrimarlsl i SROMPERS AND. DR LAY TOG: : 3 Szl 3 - 3 | i 21y Old English, with Gothic and ‘ST W, s PLAY TOGS . | could not be granted. She and Whit- | last December, were attributed by ha of assault with intent to kill | Nopm 5 1 i ALSO BOYS® WASH SUITS | | temore's father entered and left the | police to Whittemore or his follow- {but was granted a change of charge | syane and maoer, oL VIN be of | 2 , | | penitentiary on a last visit through |crs. Neither of the crimes, how- tan Goveramnent 1s Endeava|ead trlad on'a’ chsrxe of breack of [ fuigis of e colliar Ty priced at $3.75 ‘ 45¢ All priced at Bo the same gate from which Whitte- |ever, was ever fastened directly on |Hungarian Gove - the peace, being fined $50 and| " on8S_Of the co 2 0 | All priced at [more escaped eighteen months ago | the gang. Whittemore =~ admitted | gyns (o Modify Seriousness of costs and sentenced to jail for three| pYNAMITE PLOT REVEALED $ 50 . priced at $3.50 | 59¢ i inaree | | | months, the sentence suspended ana given probation for a period of one year. hooting ward “Spike” Kenney at || after fatally wounding the guard. Middle River roadhouse on the ‘ = $2.25 Plan to Bomb Newspaper Office in All priced at $3.00 | 79¢c Yesterday's Explosion. All priced at $1.00 The execution ended a last hope- EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Over 40 Years Experience 800 Main Street Phone 570 | | hope had failed, Whittemore did not | An arrest will probably be made of a Russian named Rakoskl. . | appear surprised. “It's just what I|on complaint of Mrs. Stelle Za-| An official report says that 24 A stlieing) ey areks —~ | expected,” he sald. “T tried to keep | wlkah of 533 Farmington a; ‘mlm watchmen, believed dwm!h W~'rhn dis- | tion that John Irving 5 | up a show of .courage about getting | that her automobile was struck by @ feovered to be safe but that the ex- 1 A%t to. EHOW o 46 WEDDING RING SHOP | out of this, mostly for my wife's |car sald to have been operated by | plosion had made them deaf and s, mostly for my wife's e plosion ha Patent with Matte Kid DIAMONDS | sake, but T knew all along that 1| lynt of 300 Hamilton street, | qumb and shell shocked. Thus far | & ST Y | was booked for that rope. Well, I'm d, at the corner of Washing-|no dead have been discovered but with Sauterne Kid 140 Main Street, Room 1 | ot afraid. It In the gamo 1 guess.” r‘1:(‘uyr‘,lr‘lwn:?(:x”:;n about 4:20 | police.ars atill searching frr; nyc.um;nv $iim. and Hrova "Zia tai | Always A Bad Boy ¥ A DL . . gt Thirty-four persons e known ” with Blond Lizard trim. Upstairs | Mrs. Zapatka sald the driver did |payegbeer dly injured and 200 ¥ Although at outs with the lawf} A% 0 F "0 B e number h«w? n badly inj < Cubap and high heels. Fine Watch Repairing | from the age of short trousers, Rich- | 705 SO B Sit S0k e ed gt | T8 ! ‘ ? Glasses L] | less fight, instituted by G. L. Pendle- | failed Wednesday in an endeavor to | ernor Ritchie already had denied a | reprieve or commutation. | When word was received that last | ard Re: Whittemore's criminal career left him cast in a petty role | outskirts of Baltimore last Hallowe- |Arrest Is Expected For Evading Responsibility | Mr. Flynt's name. denied *knowl i registered in Ilynt, however, Vienna, Aug. 12 (P—The Hun- short | was destroyed, causing heavy 1oss to was the work of communists aveng-| ing a recent sentence of eight years| New Bedford Fisherman until, at the age of 25 and with a dynts) 1o i{d Menon Fh T e L o A N s noose dangling above his head, he of the accident. Detective Ser- Hit With Oar, Killed crowded inifo Sh&‘apace of a - few|BeRnL M aid today it is a case| New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 18 (P For the Family o A | months most of the highlights of a fletion bandit’s He was a comparatively i |known gunman, with & prison repu- tation for being “hard,” when, serv- lite, le | ading responsibility and action | will probably be take | Because.he was impressed by the | work of the student strike breal in the British general ke, | Struck on the head with the butt of an oar alleged to have been wielded by a fellow fisherman on the wharf at Cuttyhunk island just before midnight, Antone Kakalesiris, 1 Beetle street, this city, died at the Hialeah, Fla., Foiled home of H. A. Hamp, president ton, Negro attorney, to save the[er night. Kenney recovered in a : Nanbar; . s o The chances are you cannot in- (| copusiors lito, Pendleton having | hospital with a police guard around |garian government today minimized | Imo Nv’flru:, a former pugilist, was| Miami, Fla, Aug. 13 (P—A| telligently answer this question. il B e the severlty of yesterday's CNgaged in o gang feud which cul-| wholesale dynamite plot in which $l 15 | $1 50 ) 1 A I ed in the firing of a fusillade | th | . All priced at $1.50 ! 0 All priced at $2.00 All priced at $1.25 $1.50 i pricea we 5200 | $1.00 We can tell you positively and, 2 't F. S 7 e pleade verty when |explosion on Shepel Island, | in fustice to your child, it is your ‘:&‘ygcngfesngl;mirl;i \;?"l;‘;m;:- u')“\i};:’;:-fldm?nr O mat. be- |distance from Budapest, which OF revolver shots last Saturday night of the Hialeal Chamber of Com- | o S, duty to ascertaln. |l corpus or writ of error, journeyed |came of his reputed fortune in loot |stated that 20 persons had been| An ezamination wiil reveal || o poyerly Farms, 3 to lay the | was never developed. Edgar Allan [killed. —— = ; ; z whether or not glalses are neces- | | oooe” hofore United States Supreme | Poe, who was appointed by the | 1¢ jg known, that the immense| = . - i R LI ) E R TN e sary. | court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes | court to defend him, was a former |yfapered Weiss ammunition plant| = = ‘ ONE JOHN IRVING SHOES Now on | display UP TO $3060 ing a term for burglary, he walked |py o oo o FSh Beneral et | Overnight service. Repaid in |out of Marland penitentiary on | ohomas Cowan, an Englishman, has | hospital here this noon. | easy instalments. February 20, 1925, with the keys of | 51Ven Bdinburgh university $50,000.| According to the story of two boy | Search where you a mortally wounded guard. Thirteen 1 may, you'll find no m%wu | months later, when a New York po- f| prettier styles than s 99 West Mot G abnael Bidg, |lice nigh. patrol picked him up as at John Irvings. — Room 101. Phone 1-9-4-3. |a suspicious character after a chase And at $5 they're o less than most “bar- Open 9103530 Sasurdays 9 10 1 by she Btate snd Bonded to the Public ] News of Death From Home Saddens Swimmer Bissingen, Germany, Aug. 13 (#)— Gertrude Ederle's triumphal visit to the home of her here had been somewhat clouded by news of the death of an aunt in the United States on the day of her brilliant channel swim, a week ago. News of her a W death had been withheld from Miss Ederle so as not to dim her pleasure in the | festivities which have been accord- ed in ed her both in France and Ger-|,¢ opomations. Many lucrative hauls many. Last night one of her rela- |, .1 made from New York jewelry ahad tives in Bissingen Inadvertently dis- | .etaplishments. The “million dollar |- closed the news. As @ result Of | yo truct® so dubbed later by this unexpected breaking up of the joytul celebration here, the young swimmer remained in seclusion all |yy'an the crime organization was the morning. She appeared fOr | gnattered, revealed itself as an al- only a brief moment to review @ |post entirely self-supporting crime e 'HE “VALENCIA” parade of village children. | unit when police dug into its secrets. Fealur!ngagracplul lxr‘w; m’;‘; smart Strap More Than Million Are grandmother | at guns' points from the door of a {night club, he was the active head {of one of the east's most successful criminal organizations of recent years. | Whittemore went to the gallows |for slaying the guard—Robert H. | Holtman—the first important act for | his brief, spectacular career. Holt- { man, his skull crushed by an iron bar, died two days ter Whitte- ‘om-ape«l. Wheth: Whittemore ac- |tually was gullty of other murders |1aid by police at his door or that of | his gang, may never be known. | “Worked"” Many Cities | Baltimore, w York, Chicago, and Buffalo were includ- Cleveland the Whittemore gang's scope | police because of the fabulous goal |set, and reported nearly reached |1t had its own private “fences” for | receiving stolen goods and maintain- led its own channels of disposal, | You Can’t “ute.l wfiv = fl)fl'e fco ! Duplicate gain” shoes. ACT UPON THIS ADVICE lat his summer home. Justice |states attorney of Baltimore, former | :llolmcs, after an hour's hearing, re- |attorney general of Baltimore and | 10 banks supporting it. | $5 | fused to sign the writ which would |former president of the Baltimore| ppe Arbitiet Zeutung was in-| J > 2 A. PINKUS | 5 st tiestion "winaing o e e, armitiet zewtune wir w\M| PRICE | AMERICA'S GREATEST FOOTWEAR VALUES 29 L] | appeal to the supreme court. Gov- —_— in a eecret subterranean powder f - b magazine and that the explosion P ¢ Sketched from Stock Choose Smart New Patterns —instead of old style “sale” shoes THE “LIGHTNING” Pump. gator and Kid. Come in Patent, Velvet, Satin, Allj- High and Cuban heels. Lunatics in China | calizing a much higher profit on . SEAMLESS OPERAS Kuling, Kiangsi Province, China, |its loot than is usually the case. €se rices Aug. 13 (P—There are 1,341,600 The profits were apportioned among A triumph in fine slippers-making that lunatics in China, according to a |the gang members, the apportion- % : until now has been available in expensive compilation just made based on re- |ment being made by Whittemore, HE%E ;‘3 an oppertunity to get your tubes shops only. Comes in patent, black satin, plies to questionnaires sent to 354 |who personally perintended its L L off the ground—or to prepare for the basket weave black satin and white kid. physicians. There are no govern- |operations. So successful had the time when you will need new tires —at Cuban and high heels. Actually makes hat police at | i 2 ment hospitals for their care, and gan ‘:‘m bee n’ t m"] Mfl'"‘ d-: real saving! your foot appear a whole size smaller! only five private or mission institu- | first de 10 fake mublic tip.0es s s o | tions. {ails of a confession of Anthony Pal- For a limited time we will sell genuine N The mentally deficlent in China | 24n0: one of ‘\h”;'";:rfig,,hm:h{ United xratcs Tires at astoundingly low | ;s it i) men, on the grounds ths set a rices. Feles : recelve no mercy and are sure to |l B T or e Sucticn tr;u';rlmty purchase makes this re. ‘ :v{;'i:;ro:‘hnt gr(:.m ;\.-x:m!v .r;r the ang's Breakup Rapid = pc;,sx e. | ! 2 | mones! fense-——stealing. In on " ., a | The gang's breakup was rapld emember, these are not nameless fi S . THE “CAPRICE” : Ffi%fifi'fil\'f’ i»’m,fln»"'l‘f,'} ‘<“t\m.:r1. ittor Whittemore and _two _ com. lings—they e warranted ‘United Statés ep o a palr (1) A Parls creation featuring a beautiful e 10 = y and pl ed | haniong visited the Chantee nigl g 5 S beaded T o i beneath a heavy stone on the chest. .\qm: in the® early ning of Mdrch Tires. }?39}‘ bears the name and trademark 3 Xiq, eonhxdeK;(nm 2"3:? n]:d P\?élc\‘-‘:; B;:I)i‘v: If this fails to restore sanity the vic last. He was trailed from the of the United States Rubber Company. thesp custom oxfords | and Cuban heels. i tim is allowed to die of starvatic joor by & ro patrol, forced f . g 3 | oMen e dlydr t il door iy e gasing p s Glance at the list below—then act! /"\ o | FROGS FOUND IN DESERT and taken to headquart where ) S : New bt is identity was 1. The D . ou’ e thelr nea Britai £ ROY i ritain Princeton Geology Students Tell of | vemainder of the round- SIZE e DXAL appearance—you'll ‘en- 0dd Discovery in Arizona ed up one by one, largely through SIZE ORD CORD joy the comfort of their Store Princeton, N 13 (@ — |a police watch on Mrs. Margaret 30x315 CLINCHER $ 8.65 $11.15 careful, solid construc- Twenty-four teachers and students | Whittemore, the bandit chief's wife, | 8ixi STRAIGHT SIDE 18.75 tion,—and you'll be of geology. back from a 9,000 mile | Who was living with him in a down- a2x4 20.25 | | surprised at the months fleld trip of the Princcton university | town hotel. Sees V\" | of wear and satisfac- summer ool of geology, told yes- | fino “tipped off" the S\j“m‘ 3xd 1y —_ | tion they'll give you. terday of the discovery of countless |\ fession and m..»”m.v.m: ® Black or tan. Rubber frogs after a thunder storm in the S $13.75 heel. ? Arizona desert 100 miles away from Drotiers AiLon Doy 17.85 it org and “Baltimore Wil- phnd % R A5 ach as the chief mem- VT el 19.85 f— | Such occurrences have often been | (o 0o oo oane Aicalbach, the VAT P 14 attributed to frogs “raining” from [, 03 S8 M BUEL e in | Balti- SALE AND SERVICE BY the clauds, but In the opinion of | o while search for him was be- ATT Protessor Richard M. Field, in | qo iy Cleveland, and might | - TI H F chares of the party, the amphibians | i3 " ot ped had he notgdriven in " " ol » were imbedded in mud below the |y qutomobile from Baftimore to | furtace and brought o the top bY | New York to retrieve personal be- | 261 MYRTLE STREET he rain. P an. | 4 | longings. All the male gangsters | P c » 3 Suds T. 0. Nicholas, & fellow at Trinity | recolved prison terms in New York. | pen, Eiyaliies EHonoARGe: No Better Open coliege. Cambridge, England, and Wite Is Released | Stolac } Dr. A. H. Westergaard of Stock- | Mrs. Whittemore also was arrest- | | Ab:;,li;ri::' Ss;\;yrlt‘i?y holm, a member of the Swedish |cd In New York but her bandit United S ( I 4 igl d geological survey, accompanied the | husband effected release, on an n tms nms am G—°°g nrcs 3 agreement with District Attorngy PITI !