New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1926, Page 7

WOMEN SEEKING COUNTY BERTHS Two in New Haven Want to Be| Commissioners New Haven, Dec. 10 (P—TWoman will oppose woman for nomination for a county commissionership in a county meeting for the first time in the history of the state during the 1927 session of the General Assem- bly as the result of the candidacy of Mrs. Clara N. Cower of East Ha- ven for the New Haven county com- mission place now held by Mi Emily Sophle Brown of Naugatuck. Miss Brown is a candidate for re- election. The terms of both Miss Brown and John W. Sanford of Hamden ex- pire next October and their succes- sors will be named by the 1927 legis- lature. Both are candidates for re- clection, while Mrs, Cower, Hultert L. Platt of Milford and Harold R. Durant of Guilford are also avowed candidates with Representative Seth N. Beecher of Seymour report- ed in a receptive mood. J'Carelessness” on the part of John Murphy in leaving his name on the democratic caucus list in Waterbury for the past fourteen years while he has been voting the republican tick- et, according to Miss Brown, is the basls for much of the opposition to re-election of the present commis- sioners. Mr. Murphy was appointed super- intendent of the court house at Wa- terbury by the commissioners on the death of the superintendent under whom he had served for fourtcen vears. He had worked faithfully Quring that time, and always voted he republican ticket, Miss Brown said, so that commissioners felt jus- tified in promoting him. Republ cans pointing to Mr. Murphy's name on the democratic caucus list, claim- ed the commissioners should have appointed a caucus list registrant o. their own party. Miss Brown is the only woman county commissioner in the state. ORMISTON NOW BELIEVED T0 BE MARRIED MAN Detective Says Letters Indicate He Has Wife Down in Brazil. Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 10 (P— Correspondence discovered in the trunk of Kenneth G. Ormiston, ra- dio operator and “key man” in the Aimee Semple McPherson case, in- dicated, a local detective who aided in his apprehension safd, that he had a wife in Braz 'he long-sought radio operator was captured Wednesday night in an apartment he had occupied here un- der the name of “F. Lininger” for two months. He was traced here by Chicago detectives by means of a letter and was said to have been taken back to that city. An alr of mystery enshrouded the case. Orm- iston was whisked away from here by the detectives in a taxicab terday and the party was reported | to have boarded a train for the west at Altoona. Oscar Carson, Harrisburg city de- tective who assisted in locating Or- miston, took possession of the effects found in his room and said today | he was preparing to send them to | Chicago. Carson characterized the | whole affair as a “publicity stunt,” but declined to amplify this state- ment. He said diplomas from five radio schools had been found in Ormiston's trumk, in addition to a number of letters, TR0 OF SLAYERS * ARE PUT 10 DEATH Two Brothers Included—Con- | demned Men Calm | Ossining, N. Y. | John Maxwell, 21 | plices, William Barszyouck, 28, and | the latter's brother, Casimir, = 21, were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison fast night for | the killing of an old woman who de- tected them during the robbery of |a chain store in Brooklyn on Feb- ruary 13. | Wouldn't See Mother | William Barszyouck, noted for his | strange conduct since he entered {the death house nearly nine months |ago, had steadfastly refused to Te- | ceive his mothe though he was | willing to be visited by his two sis- | ters and another brother. This after- | noon, however, prison officials per- |suaded him to relent ang Mrs. | Barszyouck and three children saw him and his brother Casimir for the [1ast time. 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