New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1927, Page 22

ROUND UP BANAITS ATHOLIDAY DINNER Brothers, Wanted for Southing- fon Jobs, Held in New Jersey (Spectal to the Her: Southington, Nov. of the alleged bandit committed a series of depredations in Southington and its surrounding territory, apprehiended yester- day in Perth Amboy, N. J,, by the police of that city at the instance of County Detective Edward J. Hickey. The two men, Joseph Pinkewitz, ag 22, and his brother, John, alias John Cooper, couldn’t resist the tempta- tion to enjoy a Th siving dinner home and upo ir e ] here, they were seized by th o0 had been heeping @ str on the premises, Frank Todzia of 24 Nash strect, New Britain, was arrcsted by New Britain police on November 13 and, according to the police, he fessed his part in the holdups and robberies which had occurred over i space of more than two weeks and also fmplicated the New Jersey vouths and gave their address o the police. One other member of the alleged gang is at liberty and the police are still searching for him. ' He 1s Edward Glotke, age 26 years, of Southington. Constable Thomas Murphy of Southington and Deputy Sheriff Harry Comstock left yester- day to bring the two prisoners back to this state. Since Todzia's arrest, Hickey and Constable Murphy have connected the ring with a series of robberies. It was found that they first started out on their carcer of crime on November 10 by robbing the gasoline station of A. J. Haine on the Cheshire road, using a stolcn car fog transportation. then went to Southington where the held up Joscph Perry of 235 Ouk sireet, New Britain, and Jost "Marbolin of 165 Hartford avenue. They secured $50 trom Marholin. Following these acts, they went to YWatertown, abandoned their stolen car and it is alleged took another owned by the Perry Electrical Co. and proceeded to Bristol. ~There they abandoned the car stolen in \Watertown and took another owned by David Goodhart of Bristol. I’ass- ing through Forestville, they broke into the hardware store of Anderson & Bloom and took shotgun shells and burglars' tools. They rested for the night. Fired On By Auto Owner . On November 11, about 7 o'clock in the evening, they were driving along Marion avenue in Southington when thelr stolen car crashed into a horse and wagon. The horse was 50 badly injured that it had to be Killed, They fled from the scene and attempted to steal an automo- bile owned by Joseph Asklar of Southington. He fired at them and (rightened them away. This same night, Police Comm sioner Christopher Zilly and Con- stable G. R. Thompson of Southington department rtarted out in search of the gang. ar the Milldale school, the ofticials saw & youth stopping an automobile and begging a ride. They called to him to halt but the youth ran and he was shot. Investigation later tended [wo mor gang which were police t watch on Detective ph The quartet | supertor court for a sertes of hold- |ups. This gang was composed of | Andrew Kania, Michael Muzynsii, Walter Muzynski and Bruno Sudots | They operated around Sufffeld and | Windsor Loc! using | as their base. | After their got away, w induced th accompar arrests, Glotke, it to New Jersey nkewitz brothers to to Connecticut, th are to Todzia in U ids, who police & repor have ip cent nur FEAR SEVEN DEAD IN ARIZONA MINE Bodies Two Charred Recovered Afier Blaze Starts in 2,250 Foot Levels and Burns Timbers, Super 25 (P Fire Maga Cop taken a toll of ugh helow the hope was ed miss- when the known to hav Mine cials, \doning hope 1t for flood- Me- the missing, ordere ed min Juan John | He escaprd one plunged back int in work. more. niured and then he shaft to aid rescuc He was scen no [All-New Britain vs. Giants | | At Local Park Sunday morial Field Sunday afternoon was reached between the All- Bri- tain Footbull and the ain | Blues football teams t A | compromise was reached whereby the Blues and the Pawnees will stage a preliminary game to the All- New Britain-Hartford Giants game |which will be finished so that the | big game can get under way at o'clock. The agreement ends and ar- gument caused over th of the uge | municipal park that has stirred the | | sporting public of this ci deeply | The Blues and Pawnc will p! |for the semi-pro championship |the city while the All-New Britain |club will meet the Hartford Giant in the second game of a serics to dectermine the professional football championship of the state. ‘COLLEGE STUDENTS 0 CONSIDER TOLERANCE Religious Issue to Be Put Before Undergraduates Representing About 25 Colleges. the | Middletown, Nov. senting about New 25 (A—T'nder- graduates rep 25 colleges in and near England will consider the subject of religious tolerance 1 try to determine how |the gr religions of the United States can best cooperate for com- it An agreement on the use of Me- | | of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1927. | SCENE OF SHOOTING AND LEADING ACTORS | Southington | and | | | 1 | | offi- | These photographs show the stage and the principal actors in the tragic drama that was enacted at Columbine Mine, in Erie, Colo., where five strikers were killed and more than a score wounded when state police fived into a crowd that was marching on ers and guards grouped arvound i No. 1 is Adam Bell, leader of the I. W. W. men, wounded in the fight. he order to fire; No. 3 is Colonel Paul P. Newlon, com- | the mine. The large picture shows the mine of three groups in Colorado’s bitter struggle. Louis N. Scherf, in charge of the state police at the mine, who gave t manding the heavy National Guard forces that were rushed to the scene immediately aftev the fight, i elf, with wor & e INNOCENT INEANT Mr, and Mrs. Fight Between Pavents to Result in Their Marviage ~ 1sieon and Mrs. G. Pa., mother, Accompanied Hayes, | of by Officer William man Desrocher, Main street, and Mrs. Allen, a widow, age of T4 Church street, application |for a marriage this after. noon and will be married next week. 1 They were in police court this mor ing on the charge of duct, and Offi Itified that th lived as man for three years, also t born to them two ye P, aged made S5 8 license | Office of 12 Walla the sixth ann ding today. = Wley str hproper con- George Collins tes- admitied having | a4 wite in this cit a hoy wa s ago. The in- mothier's arms in and Charles L. street. his was in lice court, About 10:20 last night Colling received i report that a man nd woman were fighting in the rear t. over the vas scantily clad. On in gating, the ofiicer larned that rocher left Mrs. Allen last Monday and returned last night to claim the baby, intenc him taken is spending a f Mr. and Hayes of Muri Oficer Laby, Des- New watch Brital the John Bazyle in ) lave care of iz it Grange, tabeskett Grange of Middle- | ning for the cons | und sccond didates. Simpson of 69 nut strect are entertaining William Edwin Del No. st ©s on a number of H. 39, Mrs. police at two brothers, Harrington bLroth Goodley of Glendola, | ol in; City Items will mee de- the H. and and v, Mr. SHIP IN DISTRESS PROGEEDS TO LAND Lingr Mexico Delayed Short Time Alter § 0 S. Call New | Ward | ico, observing | ow their Polica Watching Home | For ‘Alleged Stabber today home of Mr. and Mrs 151 wed- {1ayed on John B. Hayes of New York the Lyons the Yor! liner A daughter was horn this morn-|shoal a mile a ing to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werne jharbor entrance ico, early and Mrs. Eugene Kieffer | headed for the power | treacherous Jtor i T | pounding wa cere | ber the bodies of ( and three radio operators radio operator, it was recalle Associated | Radio advices police were notified today of | Tnnes. ma > return of the operator's lic of John M. Kossick of Wells street | Tampico, grounded on a reef, slight- Morehead of 39 Arch |}y damaging her bow, but was de- a short time. t on te nses | the Mexico, out ab today, States cruiser k. M Nov co, nd which struck a half from the Vera Cruz a8 clear and harbor under her Ward line officials told Press. from r of the vess of N Capt. Me- 1, said that York for the from Vera red A naviga- vessel which out 20 mile been conside by Gulf grave in 1924 of Tacoma hi by wn with Sparrow place the N to ied d stood Mex- | A fourth | | Fanny Madden | stroet ;in the insets are the leaders No. 2 is | 10 to reimburse He now for the suffered a that wymient and h s to collect 300 in a lawsuit brought today | Attorncy Thomas F Damages are is returnable mon pleas. he in the court of com- Father Denies H?éaid ‘ Drowned Woman His Child | | Raynham, Mass, Nov. 25 (B — | Albin Leonard of Raynham Center | denied today that he had identified | . woman supposed to have been | drowned with Jerome Sheldon at | Wilsonville, Conn., on November 11 | as that ol . Hilda Mar- | lene, wife of By . Beyond | saying that his daug had not | living at home he refused to make any statement. Neighbors of the Leonard family | said that Mrs. Pierce had been liv- ing in Quiney since her separation from her husband — some time ago and Diad o seen at her | ents’ Labor day. Mr Pier previous mar- ris Keith of Rridge- whem she was di- with its grand- been home from parents is living Warden Denies Saying Ruth Will Die First | N. Y. Nov. 25 (®—War- | Oss | land strect made a despe | through to Washington, | the | maintained a high |ing through [street to Vine of him number | was driving in a at the approximate tan him up over the curb and strack his car. evening, cars driven by Frank Kow- alezyk {mo Mancini of 123 |collided on North st |1or. and Mancini was driving North street curred, doing slight damage 1in a collision with owned by {driven by Katherine Corbin avenue, abont day afternoon at the interseetion of was going west on Fllis strect, hoth has been | at moderats was not liable for | gamage and no c An avtomoblle driven by Henry Belandy of eymour street was struck by a bus driven by Eric Wel {lin of 150 Greenwood street in front | of Beland's home about 3:30 yes- { terday afternoon. Belandy wis turn- |ing into the driveway. There was no damage to the bus, and slight dam- HIT-RUN DRIVER | ESCAPES GAPTURE | Pursued Through Heart of Gity "=\ &5 b ovie wrnss o { Dewey street, Bridgeport, struck car driven by Vineent Reina of 70 1 Talcott street, wout 4 o'clock terday afternoon at the south end Central Park on Main street. driy north and 1t f safety liision After Striking Car Walter Wojeulewic of yes- of Bregga na was to ko oceurred, it Ellinger reported action. 145 Cleve- was cifort rounding isle the to overtake an automobile which oy n col Detecti no caus ¥ Bible Class Gives Dinners To 21 Families in Need K for 21 ributed by struck his car on Broud strect about 11 o'clock last it Grove chasing lice to Lafayetts ke and West Main | according to his report to! polic The driver go- | from through West Main and into Walnut Hill | ¢ Wojculewi: lost trace He saw the registration of the car, however, 1 further developments may resnlt Wojculewicz told the he rly direction te of 15 other car night, stroet treets, Thanksgiviy Ru: Lake street, Park, where food items which Thanksgiv Ensign Ca v Salvation commit wolice chairman of th v '+ Violet and Pansie Bloom Thanksgiving A. Hun South Bur- ritt street reported today that he picked @ violet and purple and gold in his garden on T nk Th tlowers were hour and the rey of 97 About §:23 Wednesday | o'clock of 90 Grove and (os- Lawlor ret, near 1 driving west east on collision oc- to both | strect morning full bloem. in w- Kowalezyk was when the Peel Away That Ugly Complexion An automobile owned of 2 and driven by Madden of the same addr an the Stanle; . by Mrs, Pairview Edward A utomohil Works and Hoar of 907 30 Wednes- lis and South M of- ficer Fred L. Wagner reported that Madden South M sireets. car was going south o ain street and the other car outhful. s S hiddon remove wrinkles and 1 oue There was slight use for police tion, the officer reported. spos MeDonough, | S MAIN ST, PHONE.Z2485 Morning Specials 7 to 12:30 Best Maine POTATOES ¢ Specials Legs Genuine Spring Lamb ...... Loin Lamb Chops ............... Roast Pork . B o Roast Veal ........ 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Ih Veal for Stew ..... 1 an university Decem- not up the ed The officer roclier to the police broug it tion where authorities for |10 pital. No arrests wera made that night but two days later New Pritain police arrested Todzia at his home {er has been chosen to point of view radically different than that to what college men accustomed. Each meeting will talke represent @ Through him information was se- cured that led the Perth Amboy po- lice to watch the home of two of the men there. Edward Glotke is the alleged ringleader of the gang and he s still at liberty. He was identified with & gang which was recently rounded up and sentenced In the WE TRY the form of a forum, The speakers whose ac have been reccived phen S Wise of the Free S ogue in New York city; Cooper of Catholic university, W ington; Dr. Joln Haynes Holme pastor of the Community church fn New York city; William Adams Brown, professor of System theology at Union Th nary. e professor of pey- Mawr, has also ac- Board Is Appointed (BI—A special the stabbing of that yards (il th him Sergeant MeAvay questioned with the Tesult that he was held court, and rning Mrs. Allen was brought in by Oificer Strolls, the preferring to leave her with the infant over night. Desrocher told Judge Saxe that | Mrs. Allen drank heavily and was not a fit person 1p th child Asked hy P'roseeuting Attorney Woods why marry | | Destochier 1 wi cut of t 1he Allen | pig a statement, but | out to interrupt | imony fe can’ to infei the rmoon. s m on aft police Wt home place, Lasky cis’ hospltal, helieved to have is he resulting i plicd dan that rous we: he m parents’ M of att twice she c Dresrocher™s 1o have the baby,” she warned by Mr. Woods ot tupt the proceedings. | Officer Collins Allen's, 1 ago. She is b sons, the ellest est nine years cision was e of the N company to est wween Hartford heard by the ied that Mrs died scveral years moiher of four nd the young- them husbs noon. 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