New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927 Mr. Palmieri said that he had ig- nwh; xiated, John Rich, manugerl chairman, Hardy Payor, Wi of the house. The costs in “divisions ACCUSED O MURDERS 3 A alt 5 BROOKLYN HOUSE BOMBED |l huiicrseid thet e bud tejaswnuniasd, oo nich me | CARD smmps IN ACTION |ghairman. Haray payo R R e b uut he post §50,000 at a spot in|Rogers park neighborhood, was Prizes were awarded as follows: | KOWD here, are figured on the time | \esy Prussia Man Sald to Have Prospect park. He said he had no|found shot to death in the base- . “[lost in the tedious cumbersome J P iy - | 2 2 Bridge: First, G. S. Coit, second, 2 Slain Five Persons INT" FI.NAL WEEK Home of Former Judge Palmierl|knowledge of the authors of the let- |ment of the hotel. Landers, Frary & Clark Experts In- |1, T, william, consolation, J. f. | PFoess: During the 151 working | Graudens, West Prussia, Feb. : = ot Police who had awakened Rich s days of the last session of the house | (p)—Franz Kewandowsk Damaged, None Injured — Other s of death unless they paid |to tell him of the guests’ deaths| dulge in Bridge, Pinochle and Set- | "% there were 563 votes taken so Par- . 1.,‘.)(}”9 First, W. H. Tierney, | charged with having murdere Persons Threatencd. 0 ch have been made nst returned at the call of a houscman ¥ RS |second, s. Atkins ore, E. F. | lament ran an uncharged bill of | yempers of his family because th Demott, president o m‘w find the manager lying dead on| VAck at Unlversal Club Rooms. SoRd, 8 alithaon, 10w, scare J. i e gs ko, ¢ e ) e e et g ng ded hield disapproved of his Intended fiancec. sefla{e PI'EDfll‘ed fOl‘ RGGUI’I‘EIICC A Tonk P 80 R Tl Medhanics: iNatlonslibenk iof Braok-fs fooapilerin the holler frobm, \an= Ao ifs hias lbesn-1niscted inta ”;n-((h:.r(-k: First, A. L. Scranton, t = RG] The tragedy occurred in the small {that the home of John Palmieri, for- |lyn and Dr. Burt D. Harrington, a they said, a su the already flourishing bi-monthly | 2nd, John Lynch, consolation, John | $20,000 FIRE IN BOSTON. village of Grosstarben, near here. T mer city court jud w nuH be blown | prominent Brooklyn physician, police |© 1 ar 5 - | ¥ 2 _— = . i 3 i of Recent Fireworks | il ¥ ) | nan and child were the |card parties of the Universal club of | Malina, : Franz's seventy year old grand- o |up une L the |revealed totay. Police guards were |tamily of Howard Reneau, man- | Lande ary & Clark by the addi- | After the tournament, Archie De- | 0" “":‘ii‘“s"sry“‘l‘,‘;‘;‘l’::h:; Blaze In| yother and his young sister were in- | 8 e stantly killed with an axe, and his [ o g ol e LD iacore branch office of the Pos- | tjon of tables of bridge. As evidence | Mars the steward of the club, cater- 5 Washington, Teb. 25 UP—The ot o samn 1o feany of th .m}pn e L e legraph company, Who Te-|of the popularity of bridge among |ed in his usual efficient manner, |, BO%Om et Qi B -One fire- | tather, mother and younger brother inth congress entered its final |yome in Flatbush, Brooklyn, Bt s T home to find them dead. the club membership, the club hou (arc:\( enthusiasm was expressed and were mortally injured. F r;mf (lhl‘m'dj h prospects in the e e tome ani BonE i A iene ppeared to have béen killed |was packed to its capacity last are lgoking Ior\\q_rd cagerly to |fire that caused $20,000 damage to a | guilt when quns(mxmd‘. RlERpIon = al fireworks that ai- aren, Rt Han the bl Kills Himself After Two Guests VY SCEPIng of poison fumes from an |ning, and it was necessary to place mu. next party, March 3. | six-story building in South Boston |stains on his hands and clothing n climaxes but with 2 Aea ioe. Windowe e ek S ) adjacent apartment f: ated yes- |card tables in the reading rooms to —— late last night. to his arrest. ore ord din the f 5 et i 288 3 5 detectives 1 after a pre- |take e of the overflow. | COSTS $60 TO TAKE VOTE The victim, Patrick F. Spellman, 2 erminedly clear | tored, Tk [ property A e ; e | liminary examination. | Pinochle and sethack parties had | London Feb. 25 (UP)—Each vote | Was taken to a hospital. MASS. POLTICIAN DIF : L A = {their usual enthusiastic following. |taken in the House of Commons| The fire was confined to the top| Fall River, Mass., Feb. 25 U nbad been b grare fres dlc. doz. 2% |Competion was keen. The committee | costs about $60, according to an es- | floor, occupied by the American Stor- | George T. Wiley, active politically ad carly today, apparently | go, 100 Russell Pros.—Advt. in charge consisted of E. L. 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