New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1927 THO WIVES CLAIM A suspect detainad at Trentor J.. was released when police fr. Highlands failed to ldentify him as SAYS EXPLORATION T carly return to the United States and Lave | lcaves a wife and three small chil- LAWYER IS GUILTY OF WILL FORGERY . Jury Quickly Convicts ex-Church, Deacon Inter: Louisville, I§ & MANS JOB Commander Byrd Declares, ,;\mm.u.,,,": lTheir Stories Regarded as view on Ky., Nov. 16 P Murder Motive Schrelber, Arrange Entertainment For Crippled Children The Every Man's Bible Class Or- chestra of New Britain will give a concert at the Crippled Children’s Home, Newington, ovember ian s Victory Seen as Deleat Iorl‘ | abr ance, ov. 16, —(Pr—Man gent creature for 450,- K. M president of the has| Kr der an ending me ay now opinion of Dr. 100 pre-history in who h ad with : the evolution Women don't like exploration—it's man’s job, Lieutenant Commander Svelyn Byrd declared inan v here last night, | t mind taking Byrd 1 the cold to the ¢ four or women wanted to go. When I proposed to span the At- lantic 20 women for one man want- €0 to take the rish Commander Byrd rged w Antarctic as the the llenge both to m Three-fourths o unexplored land twic the United Sta 1 by a “My ey New York, Nov. 16.- 50 Pir wyer and former deacon of Plymouth church, was found Highlande, N. J., Nov. 16 (®— | Storfes of two women that they were the wives of Herbert O. Mels- |terknecht, inventor and engineer, only |shot while he stood at the telephone | F. Wilcox of reet, Brooklyn, la of first degree forgery by a Supreme court last guil jury in Brookly night. The ca 5:15 o'clock and the three hours later. authorities today as furnishing a e went to the jury at t : murder motive that dovetailed with verdict came lin-law sought as the slayer. Police sald Alex Schreiber, a |y brother of Mrs, Sophie Schreiber Meisterknecht, had charged that the inventor's marriage to his sister was bigamous sterknecht had an- | i other wi g in Yonkers, N. Y. Irving r, a lobsterman, said Schreiber haa run from the work- shop after the shooting, and handed him a card with his name and ad- dress on it, with the words “I have shot my brother-in-law.” . Susan Meisterknecht of Yon- told police she had never been divorced from the inventor but that he had left her about two years ago for the woman now known as the second Mrs. Meisterknecht, At the parting, th rst wife said, ¥ her s rent that she only n his housekeeper. He t her money, & then, she as- a, but she had only seen him ed with a at the funeral of their son, m s exploration who died last month. After that is another reason.” funeral id, Iie had written her letters 13 a desire for a rec- | characterized ast great n and avia- arca of the size Wilcox, who was having forged James §. Schenck to a will of the latter's $100,000 e ceived the verdict stoics In an- swer to questions put by the clerl he said he was 49 and ¥ hefore been convicted of was graduated, he said on S Antaretic we fn S 1 to New Zealand. go to th great {ce ) miles away with a 0 men rd an oil shall establish a little city ice and m the radio. 1 in the future,” in dis- in St. Louis ned admission to the in 1914. I e the their ver ying it correct one. He anno he would sentence the prisoner ) maximum penalty is twe : ted to p in 1891 and g bar of New York statc and proce shall Juetice Lewis for was a abo: liaison e planes t to th ain Schenck, a T N. J, died at Brooklyn, Jul dated two ¢ William ¢ s cut off wit was left to any lawful heirs who might survive the testator. W liam successtully on the gi inz in t hert Boyd and D physicians 1 dicd of 1 be us + | pole. “Our trip sb Litific, 'Th has n purely h s b United § the estate Hardware Trade Prepares For Holiday Business York, Nov, 16—The fairly movement on holiday mer- cercbral r- 1 from jobbers to de nd | at home on of the ret saying they She declared she had known noth- | about the other Mrs. Meister- cht beyond the information given 1, who called on hier in Yonkers recently, | were Cleveland deYec- | tives and asked her if she had l)m»nJ | di from Meisterknecht. She | she had not been and thel left, o first wife was not detained by police following the questioning. Mrs. Sophie Schreib Meigter- | t, formerly of Cleveland, stop- ng with friends at Red Bank, was | 10,000 bond as material wit- testator, rhage. T the will was signed hetwe 3 p. m., July 5, 19 fled that Schenc s 3 p. m. that day. Margarct Gifford, e X ! nt ha eived from leading centers, | AR i a coma whe as 2 v rdwire 2 pm, is co Dr. Moore sa - » € o o rticularly | k which il € ne v 1 ke 0 T ta g miy for sta- er 11 p. m, and Schenck did not 1s and fall merchandi ness. She told police that her broth- pear to comprehend what cr had repeatedly called the inven- tor a “bad character” and charged estified that ailers was not divorced from his first | ssion of his facultics all |1 1 o K o. He had come to the home will was signed, ‘ emk wday, she said, and had tried to sat up in e her k to Cleveland. It was , a hox L o'clock when he lett, she said, 4 knees, and he minutes before Meisterknecht was he hox, and slain. | Dorothy Furman of 296 Locu Peter J. Olde, lawyer and business | nue, Long Island City, — — partner of the inventor, who eum- | t of the will, t Sorihernih b moned aid when the sound of five | ‘\mtlmm.hdm!d shots intrrupted his telephone con- | Rejects Suffregettes ‘crsation with Meisterknecht from | st, Northern Ireland, Nov. 16 Flizabteh, N. J., giving first intima- | Noithern Treland house of |tion of the crime, was under $5,000 5to 14 h ond as erial witness, as was bill giving | Irving Parker, lobsterman, who told | anchise at 21 police of Schreiber's charges against the inventor and of the incidents| outside the workshop following the lition was go- Sehenck was Wilcox s: ek without ae i necds in weather one of stified to th A deposition of I the second witness, *orto Rico, declared ad possession of 1 sat up in hed to s Wilcox sign Jlish proportior i rch for Schreiber was turned | will, it hoped to embody in it a|to 1 Cleveland, when police heard he enfranchisement of | I boarded a train yesterday at f the Dritish parlia- | New for the west. 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