New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AFKIL 3, 1928, |30n, opposing State's Attorney Crowe |\ir. Lankford said he’would insti- and armed with a pistol. ‘was found that the bullet struck the;rcmo\-c to South Carolina. {Lim to burn to death. s IE B PS AN {for nomination, tute & full investigation, but would N F I I]s w | The argument staricd when a bill|edge of the armor.was deflected and Ping is one eof most widel: Automatic sprinklers which bes Frank O. Lowden, whose name is|make no comment on the accusatiens | ly for 362 for bringing a prisoner here!entered the attorney’s abdomen. known Americ: orn Chinese in gan to operate when the fire sta; used with that of Senator Deneen |Leforehand. |was submitted by Lonz. It develop-| Kim was removed to a hospital | this city. He is itive of San Fran- ed, saved the iife of the man, Ane at the head of the anti-Thompson| Authorities here yesterday made {ed that Kim had not approved the|at Sherman, where his condi- cisco. Du residence here he 'thony De rter of Allston. . republicans, has had no part in the |public an unsigned letter found in {trip, which had been authorized in|tion was described as critical, has mad czion of friends. He | —_— — — = = N campaigning. His name is the only | Peterson’s pocket, purporting to b his absence by an assistant, although| The two men had been know as tion to his busi- | READ WERALD CLASSIFIED ADS {one on the republican ballot for Ii- |directions that he send a sum of the commissioners allowed the claim. |close friends until large patronage. ! |linois preside; .t h <5 : o8 ! sionen clalm gl o : - enjoyed @ I : Conflict Over Disposition of Jop**** ™*2ecter petevence. - inbaoy ek woassy penmester oo Okialoma Poliicians et e B S e e e b e e — - |lican committeeman from Georgia. : | shouting Le “would get the differ-|Long pending developments in | quic rtcous manners. JF NOTHE m Doe's Case IREP ”B”CANS ARE | roLLs OPEN IV N. Y. E“gflge in Gun Battle | children sinliady ‘ fibeirn ence. | Kim's condition. practice during the Christ- During these days how Kim soon reappeared in the door mas season to present his friends | zre complaining of Fever. New York, April 3 M—The polls | | clad in armor that covered his chest | with lily bulbs and other gifts Which ' jghnegs, Stomach Troubles asd | Th o toar et Ratwaent ety i A[iAlN ‘IN WR“N[i!, for the state primary election Will | .o Okla., April 3 (P—Failure |20 He carried a pistol. Earl | J K. P[NG LEAV[NG ClTY came from the Orient. lar Bowels and take cold . I — o | be open today, in this city from 3 A real estate broker attending —_— | mothers only knew what Mother Gray’s and the federal government over P m., t0 9 p. m. Elsewhere in the |0 @ coat of armor to stop a bullet | {) ion, said Long ordered the Powders would dafor their chil- e ic Snrinkler: Sweet B what {8 to be done with “John Doe, | state the opening is at noon with the haa left County Attorney Franz Kim [attorney to halt, and when he con. |Church Street Laundryman Has Tiecn Agmmafi'c‘ bll“ m{‘lle'§ Life &nee family wwmm mm-:M a foderal prohibition agent” for|Qnial . | same closing hour. Voters here had near death and his erstwhile friend, | tinucd to advence, the sherift drew 3 5 ave Helpless Man's Li t' em for use Shooting & ‘munteivel coure vanyy | SUICIde Leaves Hint That PAM |2 mna. cicar aay tor thetr batloting. | Sherit Ed Long, under technient mo | vy 2venee. apparently try.| Resident of New Britain for More oion apri 3 (UD)—Disay. | paders are 0, 3%y end plesaatin s | rest. i shoot - 0 nted with the procecds of a hold- | take during a saloon raid last week, spic- | . ! —_—— 5 ing to shoot the gun from the attor- Than 20 Years, pointed e pr o ed (-,fh\,,“ Sl o B En[omed Dona[lons THREE FLIERS KILLED. Long shot Kim when the attor- |ncy's hand. :p at the office of the Standard 'h“mb;:gmm“s:wwmfl“‘, P T s o e Hongkong, April 3 UP—Three ney took exception o & bill pre.| The first bullet was wild, and the| Jung K. Ping. a resident of this Drug Co., last night, two gunmen ! tellothers al el icotioa moasea — | British fiyers were killed today when sented to the county commissioners | sherif? shot again, striking him in|city for more th s, has felled the manager, with a pistol night of worry, today. -f rJohn Doe,” who I8 Myron Caffev, | Douglas, Ga.. April 3 UP—Tnvesti. | [2C, €0BID® Of their seaplane explo- |by the sheriff, and, witnesses declar- | the loz. Long followed with Anethe | his Tanse Lo it 48 Church |butt, bound and gagged him, and| “’:’g’nzzw 4 a federal agent, was given temporary e 2 A~d ‘_n'“mcd dona- | 401 a8 they were returning to the jed, appeared clad in steel armor hot and Kim fell to the floor, It | strect to Mark 1 and intends to after setting fire to the building, lcr(i sent Motber GrayCo, Le Roy, N. Y. ircedom from both state and feder- | tions to pa fers by reciplents of | ITCTaft carrier Hermes. The victims = Al 70 authorities sesterday under arepublican patronase in Georgin was | ST AYINE eficers Jisle aRq Gray “habeas corpus cum causa” writ, is- |seen in the ofting foday as a sequel | @M and Telegraph Operator Jack. sued by Federal Judge Wilkerson. (0 an ex-postmaster's slaying of a | "™ Caffey did not appear before United |money order clerk and subscquent e b s States Commissioner Glass yesterday, |suicide, but leased under bond. Jud Notes left by L. §. ® | Wikrion T o e oty on s s oot 2 S, 2w | Gag Paing Gone, 29c 9 $1.25 l'“"fl"lu s o lday lshnl ;Anr‘! killed !-(:l}'m\ Kirland, 14 | X 9 A ers of the two republican | cmploye of the post office 1 A | I “acions waging bitter war for iclos 100k hin v i1 cronet mat vr| INOW Sleeps Well [ff Children’s Long Hose [ Leather Hand Bags a week from today are now busy republican party had exacted £2,000 | m with speechmaking. Mayor Thomp- |from him in contributions in the past| “I had headaches and gas pains Faney sport dosigns N EW BRITA'N'S SHOI"I‘)ING CENTER' #0n and State’s Attorney Crowe, |five years and t. had driven |50 bad for 18 months I could not = leaders of one group, have appeared him into debt whi scd his deed. [sleep nights. T am thankful for the' Sizes 6 to 10. soc daily with Governor Len Small and |“They are still e ing more,” he|help I found in Adlerika. T now en-| S i i e Frank L. Smith, republican cand .” He also d Kirland with | joy resttul nights."—Mrs, L. & Lov. Easter Special Dais date for United States scnatorial |conspiring st his tenure of the |ings. e —— nomination; the mayor, not a candi- | pcstmastership, which ended Sunday, Even the FIRST spoonful of Ad- date, urging the merits of the other|less than half an hour before the |lerika relieves gas and often re. three, and each pointing out reasons |tragedy, | moves astonishing amount of old; why he should be chosen. | Congressman Lankford, of Georgla |Waste matter from the system. Semator Deneen, heading the op-lannounced fn Washington vesterday |Makes you enjoy your meals and position group, has been equally that he had reccived a letter from |sleep hetter. No matter what you active with Louls Emmerson, | Peterson, written shortly before the |have tried for your stomach and| date for republican nominatio, tter's death, detailing charges con- [ howels, Adlerika will surprise you.| governor, and Judge John A, cerning his loss of the post lere.|Leading druggists. 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