New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1928, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1928 vice, the narcotic traffic and other He declared that Director EHiott "uut directly to police headquarters . l" E " [lucrative enmterprises. M ICEMEN had returned to him the reports and l;R ANLE and explained the affair. The game . ¥ b New Outbreak the cash with the advice that he was between a neighborhood eleven ‘The recent establishment of a turn the money over to a charitable Y and a team representing a local e 0 n i gambling house in Newark, N. J., ‘ institution. Tabutt said he had told worsted mill. by the Hip Sings, police believe, is his story to various organizations \ what caused the mewest outbreak. and finally had spent some of the Root Appointed Coach ROBERT KELLOGG, Directer hL ey tala e money, although he testified that in f Lacrosse at Yale . Teror Spreads Through Several Lccos, vyt vos Se%uies i s (End Not in Sight i Jury o >eevene P vorvose e ven Yigg Siroet Residents Mafried) wew siaven. Oct's6 d-ecina The g ke vt o the Wintr Z been . the fight started “through a mis- - Asked by Assistant District At- . . . D. Root of Leroy, N. Y., ha sy cmfl 0! comm’, understanding somewhere.out west.” mlhddphil PNM torney Schoefield to explain why he n 1883 n Tms Glty appointed Yale lacrosse coach to ° “Where, Chicago?" He was asked. had done this, the witness said: papceed . ¥, [ M.\ Touchstane, “""" o “Well, west of here,” was the “Well, Elliott took no action, the fiakos gier the same duties At West ca,pltol ufl“‘"‘ft‘fld New York, Oct. 16 (UP)—The|reply. Philadelphia, Oct. 16 UM — Morc |Law Enforcement League took no| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cranley | Point. The new coach is a 14“-'5 . Hip Sings and the On Leongs are at policemen have been linked with |action, the men at ‘the Business|of 74 Vine street will observe their g“c’:l; ‘:)‘I‘: ';cr:a"";‘:;‘:""f:a':‘: ::; “:o 5 i the rum *“racket” in Philadelphia [Men's luncheon I addressed did |45ih wedding anniversary tomorrow. | e vavemncr; s | SAYS TEAGHERS SPREAD 1. ek G Sury st norting sms T ot o ‘st reom 10, "\0L"F VAT (UM e e e tor ihe soring 1X dunday oons X [tion, which, since it was started [the Philadelphia bbath associa- | . Bl : 7 £ 8 spread once more :through the HOOVER PROPAGANDA [1.c:iy io' months ago, has resuited [tion s0 ¥ got disgusted. 1 decided to tip 1p Mo Xarkithers ey ane 3% Eensmiania; i o Fi - Ol - vi Ve vl el . a: 3 . . - w"’ s“’ mm Chinatowns of half a dozen Ameri- in the arrest of a half dozen dis- |80 along with the crowd. Everybody They were married on October 17, | mouth at Hanover: 17, Colgate; 25, . can cities. s trict commanders and more than [Was doing it 1853, by the late Bishop Tierney in | pu rats smissed | ) b 2 B Princeton at Princeton; 80, Har. H ° Within @heir Democrats Want Them Dismi: 50 detectives and patrolmen on| Tabult said he also had reported |4 s “Mary's church on Myrtle | b ese P'em” ’ Artisb secret chambers, i i 4 the situation to the present director gathered around lD\\'»lfllrmng. lights, For Supporting Hoover In rvhlarge-‘x of accepting bribes from | of putiate mtele HB"‘_’y Da\-lsda; Snie the generals of the country's two ; 5 saloon- e:;‘:;fl"v e as'fast April, but that e far o5 he | o The “Mona Lisa” at the Louvre, — most powerful tongs are marshal- Children’s Classes. Not in Sigh o dbe disnolor bal Hak | Paris, and “The Last Supper” in the Mme. Louise Homer Tite H And the end is not in sight, Dis- | Knew the director had taken no| i . h Schips ing their hatchetmep and gunmen Lon Aseelais CMib 116 ) s Dios isht. Dis= | - refectory of Santa Maria delle Fameuns American Conivalte Leading Toaos, L tong. @eca) R s s Oct. trictAttorney Monaghan, ‘who is |*YOR. o Grazie, Milan, are Leonardo de Assloied by sor Danghte e i before many days, to extend from |charge of teachers in lthe public |conducting the investigation, said | TU80 EUEE Ch R overe l |Cinci's two most famous paintings. LOUISK' HOMER ufll; coast to coast schools accused of distributing po- [today. = ] 5 : KATHERING 80 Alberto Salvi ICod ¢ 5 Vi LJ Five Chinese already lie dead in |litical propaganda favorable to the | The latest squad to be accused of |'¥ ‘f‘f::;z‘rz:"ucl;l"C'f',:c;;‘itfl’c‘:‘. ALy o morgues at Chicago, yhnaaupma{rresldm'wl candidacy of Herbert |cojlecting huge bribes for permitting Judge Lewls, “if the director did not i 4 and New York. Until they were|Hoover was demanded by county ithe bootleggers to operate unmo-|uo"iic duty he should resign. This { ¥ ! ——— Killed there was little to show that democratic leaders who appeared |jogteq was Unit No. 1, organized | (cytimony reflects on two directors, - the two socicties, which for years before the school board last nigh!.|egpecially for “dry” raiding by |Eijott and Davis. I resent the posi. have been mortal enemiesg were pre-| In support of their charges, the |pricagier General Smediey D. But- ey have Bl 4 3 The World's _CGrsatest § . | protesting democruts presented large | Yan they have Placel me in hers. ran paring to rsume their age-old war- | profesting |ler when he was director of public |1 wilj be glad to hear what they have Deamatic roprave fare. eldom can detectiwes and po- | Photographs of two feachers AN |gycory here and dishanded when | (o gay it they choose to come before lice foresee their mysterious plans. |copies of “Hoover Over .;h”'"‘{"“"g“ Mayor Macket went into office last ;e and explain why they failed to Streets Patralled éig{-h ‘:o 'l‘:.;"{'d h;:p’i‘ 'm”m:;"”'!’; January. Three former members of |act on the damaging evidence Po- Specially picked squads of detec. | ETARN ATRIETET el ENE LR, o, |the unit are already under arrest|liceman Tarbutt obtained, particu- " Rachmaninoff tives strolled the nargow. crooked |S°"& % and it was said others would be |larly since he obtained it under spe- | P r "y . 3 o ident of the i streets of New York's Chinatown to- | lvo::(!lmo(p N;[;f';'““,'m “':\“Na'nm that |taken into custody today. cific instructions from former Di- | n 3 The Illuxirions Ressian day. Inspector McAuliffe had doub- | (G810 B CELEE me rumors Get Money rector Elliott.” v 5 E Planist led the police guard. P . Testimony that one of the stx or Vice Reports A : R 5 itical activity in the schools, At the corner of Mott and penn | Of Boliticat actity 17 10 KCUCO deeven groups of this unit had re-| Reports of vice and hootlegging streets, before a large bullgtin board, | i " |celved more than $25,000 in six |conditions in every district of the | LAER™ 3 - & the officers found a crowd of agitat- | (0 & WK 20 10 have it discontin- | ks during 1926 was given by |city were to be submitted to Super- £ . Buy Season Tickets THIS Week ed Chitlese chattering like magpies. [ "5 %" 9000 ) tographed |Eugene H. Tabutten. a patrolman |intendent of Police Mills today by by 2 L a 4 Occasionally a slant-eyed alentfll\(uacl\nrrs e Glomhac r&mum was |and former member of the raiding |captains and inspectors assigned fo | MR. AND MRS. T. H. CRANLEY FITMM.':::&-.:(.,".NQ n-l'm bt tors, 7 would emerge from a nearby build- | peferred by the board to the super- (squad, and Frank R. C. Neubauer the district in the drastic police ' ..ot Mrs Cranley was Miss Rose i daugh ing and paste a large sheet of paper, | infendent of schools for investiga- |at the hearing of Samuel Griffin, [shake-up ordered two weeks agoby ponn’ before her marriage. She You Save Money! ° You Get Better Seats! ; 2 | T Mayor Mackey. The reports will |\ 1 inscribed with ‘Chinese chagacters, | tion, also a former member of Unit 1,|May y P {was born on High street but spent Reduced Pri on the board. Each time chaftering =0 on charges of extorton, bribery and (Do compared with those made bY | most'af her lite at her present home ' 2, u . ces (no tax) $6.95, §10, $13, $16.50 would rise excitedly. Efforts to learn | g, conspiracy. e district commanders before the on yine street. Mr. Cranley was Ve urge former patrons nt ours to get their ceats for the s a "‘eu mpaneing ozd 'n\tfl mmgwmln New Englnnd Tobacco G:nm.’ formerly known as the |fesale was made. Where gIaring horn in Norfolk and came to this om ® ‘FI:; seats will be left for single concerts. Avem'.uupmnl-'::i were futile, Production Dmpg Off | “millionaire cop” and now a hotel |differences are noted it was said that | ity as a young man. g This was the bulletin board which | pogton, Oct. 16 (UP)—Prospects |Proprietor, was held in $25,000 bail |(he matter probably would beturn-| Mr, and Mrs. Cranley have tvo| pifys Right Off —No Pain ’ gave Chinatown the latest reports|on October 1 indicat~ a production |for court. After his resignation from |ed over to the district attorney and sons, Thomas C. and Louis Cranley; |, 05 JURECT S0t pyo0n 2 yjie ROBERT KELLOGG s OmCE from the “‘war front.” of 158,894,000 pounds of cigar|the police force in May, 1926, he |th® captains involved before the two daughters, Miss Ellen Cranlev |, oo 0 "0 700" Ching corn, in- Behind a penny arcade three|yvios of tobacco for the United |was alleged by the district attorney |Grand Jury. and Mre. Clayton James, and seven | ..\ "syo¢ corn stops hurting, then 89 Asylum St. McCoy’s Music Store HARTFORD doors north of Pell street is a shoot- | . Ay rfling to he||to have denesiied more than. S556 grandchildren. A ; h B i, ib biikiness i ths et ‘N':"‘fsfi‘n“g'l‘a'-‘d :}o’p"”'gmfing Paiai e i, Carlson on Dean’s List While in New York the m;xp{e n:z;':: you life it right off with ‘Celephone 3-4000—Mall Orders Accoptod six weeks has trebled. Almost anv g, Neubauer, who was a clerk for of. : ere oA by S Nalies| Your druggist sells a riny bottle o | hour of the day a large growp of | Tpis js a slight decrease from the |former Magistrate George C. Row- iHaryard Engineers vrotners, Gorge B it Honn of | ‘Freezone’ fora few cents, Chinese can be found in front of it.|15o 719000 pounds predicted 1ast |land, testified that he had acted as| Gustave E. Carlson of New Brit- svrongv.l;. T.iand DL Heun oty JEECONC IS Sabon s ‘practicing their marksmanship With |mono ‘and compares with 138.457.- |“graft collector” for the ralding |2 18 one of the 32 undergraduates | Plainficid, W hard corn, Eoft corn, or re\'ol\'er!s alnd rifles, spending their | gon pounds harvested last vear and |squad and had collected approxi- In the Harvard engdxneeri':lgmscho(z; fents OF THIS oMY Sy i - heteeRi the ioes money freely. g i et vl e e |who were announced as holders of | ., R s % e id Hip Sings and the On Leongs lasted | " proquction for all types of to-|8400 and $500 a week from Grit- |!"€ vear. The class of 1030, of Game Ends in Tragedy | ness or irritation. from the early autumn of 1924 0| baceo this year is forscast at 1.353.- |an. whom the witness termed the |VHICh Mr. Carlson is a member, ted| A€ UH SR 0 Bt October, 1925. Tn the firs three | 353000 pounds, compared with 1.-|“eollector and pay-off man for |I% the mumber who won these | TPWERONE B e OO B ool months more than 50 Chineme were| 311301000 pounds harvested 1ast|group of south Philadelphia saloon- | PriviIeEes: campus here early last night after murdered by rival tongsmen . The |year. BPp et D e enr || Deans' st privileges permit the|SATIYS Bere ST AT PEU. L Chinese merchants' association, the (11" Mascachusetts the condition of [Mom ; - | gtudent to exercise more initiative | " tackde o ! pal witness against Rowland when || ) zame and had had a fight with th Chinese benevolent associatipn and | obacco is rated at 86 per cent and |¢ne 1atter was convicted last year |\, C1288 attendance and slenify an| iy "0 T haq tackled him, Carl even the Chinese legation at Wash-|, production of 9.731.000 pounds i8| oy collecting about $58,000 in|> cT28° ©f Bs in all courses. Alello, 16, died of a broken neck ington made repeated efforts to ef-|goroiact. In Connecticut’ condition o o tn DT E— G130 B0;, M0 e tect a truce, but to no avail eRnalon et WRIT DECISION RESERVED | After questioning Ross Fiorella. * is B4 per cent and production 32, Collects Evidence Philadelphfa, Oct. 16 (Up)— | 1% who admitted striking Aicllo on e RO aivern | L1000 pounds. Tabutt told the court that he had |chier Justice Robert Vom Moseh. | the jaw twice, the authorities re- ment officials stepped in. They|nr. o joined Unit No. 1 to gather evi-|jigker of the Pennsylvania supreme ' leased him. having decided that rounded up 206 Chineee within a | Ministry to Probe :;2?;,0{\»”1';‘:&3. on :rdern {rom |court reserved decision until 1 p. m,},\;sno Teceived the broken neck 5 single week and deported 160 of rge W. . who succeeded |today after hearing an application | When he was tackled, ri i ¢ {hem, Hostilities soon died and Chi- P"Sagf, o{sl,l‘:{',’rlhq }!r_gf:‘_“h | Butler as director of public safety. [for a writ of certiorari for Matthew from the blows struck. The stories Econo:}’lgllmy natown became quieted. The average | | PATI® OFt. 18 UPIRE FESRCH ) Atter collecting 8595 i cash from | Patterson. of all witnesses were that Fiorella Two Registere 2 Chinese is said to fear deportation | NSy of Jusit e |maloon-keepers and detalled facts| The consideration by the chier|tackled Alello and that the two foll |ty charge of C. W. Brainerd, formerly | | as much as death, po jclsapmptonces snsy) & I°lconcerning the methods of graft |justice automatically delayed the heavily. Then they got up and ar- of Clark & Hrainerd | ur ren an ou G Wemn fifs Chinstowsn and seel | TISAN8 by which Hareld H”;’“; Unl- | collections by members of the raid- |trial of Patterson. a republican|gued and Aiello struck at Fiorella. | the real facts at !he"bntllom vlnaay‘;:“::': E:::;f; g«;rcrufl;r;:r::r;" :’he- ing nquadf. 'ha:r 'n;me; a'nld the ‘wamb |,;:d'r,’ on rharlmss orkamam. !fmrcl[ad ;!‘ruck oh:m““:;\'u;;‘;o:r;\,r K : ‘Give the children thelr full quart apiece of United Milk w vou’ ears ttle names o rotecte: ootleggers. |ing bribes from saloon keepers. |jaw an ey conti - 3 5 e than the Orientals have allow. | Anglo-French naval mccord which |niild S0, ROGCA9, [POUTRECE | PRUS8, frave begin this morn: | ment. for' twol or thiee minutes, ¢ every day. Its whoiesome purity will safeguard their ed you to know in past years, If he recently were published in the | 110 ¢o make use of the evidence. |ing. when Aiello dropped dead. Fiorella health, while its rich food values make them grow. chooses to speak at all on the sub- | United States, leading to Horan's 3 ject, the Chinese generally will tell expilision Tuom ,F""”' And drink United Milk yourself- not only as a health Yyou that a tong war is fought over | The case was referred to the S e i e i | ministry of justice at today's cabi- — _ — the principle of honor. An eminent L net meeting and the action is un-| Hip Sing insults an On Leong dig- mt‘:ry. s e e e .;‘m ‘:_‘derswod to mean that prosecution jured tongsmen fly at their rivals|!s likely for those connected with | 4 With hatchets, long knives and re- |the proceedings by which the volvers until they feel their honor | Papers were obtained. has been avenged. e e Usually, however—indeed, almost KING ALBERT ILL (] ® always—there are the same motives | Brussels, Oct. 16 (M—King Albert 3 » behind the tong war as behing the |has been suffering from sciatica for ‘average American gang feud. 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