New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1929, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1929. rough & key found in he incide viewed with | dentally shot Gordon. The custon Prisoner Tries to Bura Way Out Mastne fheish Suspects MRl i"\l'f%;“.:ifi'f"fi:fh;1\°;:';,::?t,f,:f° : e CUSTOMS AN T0 A . . of the search for evidence and t ot b e SO ing their names. Of Pohce Statlon’s Padded Cell : | police were sceking nothing specif llA:':.l:'l.\‘”(;!'lujln'l’s 1(.“1”'(”‘(11 ]“"l .4[|l|':-:4(; FA[;I: TRIAL S"flN: e e in it Js-dstenaetl o ; Whalen sald that Lewis was :«I-mu“:v‘.}‘\l'“fi.( J'“(‘h“';x‘“m'(“‘l'i"‘“-"u““‘{‘h"é‘ s Nashua, N. H. July 3 GP—Firs > % this from a former American am- > to take Marlow into partnership tn | &% o ;lm.nl\mn Imm“'r (odas, ne- SRicH - atarlediin 2 file et rubbish Tgnites Shirt, After Plac-|buaior. wio i s iovis for - : U o s e e L e v Pagbung Hearng Setfo e i ded i St orable consideration in influential 3 when the murder intervened. the grill room of the Nashua Coun. I 9 |circles, i e —— 157 Gttt ddol kil thes L nauis . try clum early today and burneq ing It On Floor, But|croiee = mourings by L W[]UN[]E” M AN |N | omctats acclared the Stungarian | Threg Woeks From Today | iy, chum, ears tosy and birmes S an individual might, perhaps, be k. - e | ek et ge suspects PR, ! guest rooms before reaching tha BUCket B”gade PUtS disregarded. The seriousn of the 4 1 | Ve RARIOLRAS o roof. Loss was estimated at $5.000, | territory, addin g iz Y. (UP)—Weldon | 5 situation lies in fact that a sub- | 5 vakie it ATtk T , Platts - A5 | The blaze was confined to the east. Qut Flames. stantial part of the book appears| f ¢ 4k l | that country daily on even lesser St Pl ’id'o‘:y \:‘I;fimr'n section of the main club building, 10 be a reprint of matter publizhed | i ! cha # UISEATGUILE 80 s There were no overnight guests, b t : aie : ree weeks on during recent years in an American Prague said have & hgating an. fhrce ¥ | the start of employes was forcej the : | the sccond degree manslaughter | : Jlackens the midrifr; |periodical having a circulation of | Ceachio:Blovan i 4 2 out by the flames, i kit aoal 3a rwine ol : ) ‘zecho-Slovalian government had charge which has been filed against 2 beer uplifts the soul; and wine in- more than three million copies a 3 ‘HSh k Ul G 'g s Aw af. lered the suspension of railway | | T R n.mws[: ¢ amorous instinet in man, | Week, reaching, say. nine or ten mil- " | ANKS ™ Gall USDth “efi ffic to Hidasnemeti because of the | Mim: ¢ i : | TOKYO DOCTOR DEAD azda must have been drink- |lion readers a week, present or fu- . p N b | i -"d " P B agent's arrest A coroner's warrant was sworn| v iy »—Pshiht ;'v?:r:.mu\/\f\ last evening, for when [ture American voters. A newspaper 7 ' ed n B!l 3@[]01[ ToDs out for Cheatham yesterday, he sur- | ‘]5\"]5‘;‘; *I‘fl;::;lui\‘lrlf \l.:\':i‘;'l’-n\x;fhllll‘n; he was brought into the police sta- |man. discussing the matter. assc T £ . PN by \V 1 H ¥ rendered and bail was fixed af §10.- | HOHTLCS ERacinte physiciun of i tiion by Sergeant El his mid- [ed that such propaganda could be | o ; : ., [Sudbury Wi ooy o | I [ aE this Na HEVER T BpiEal ot ple Blif eas darikeied W 3 found in practically every issue cf o g July 3 I°re Amlmssadnr Dawes| Cheatham was one of the customs | '”. i ; gl Dot this periodical, if one looked for 1t gy 8 i alias I'red Walsh, of this bl July 3 (PM—Ambassador | EUards who were patrolling ne ris; e ha vmmy‘enguz«‘(l in re. 8 An editor mentions another weekly | » ’ | city was under guard at a hospit HOnfoH. JHY 6 LilEss Mooers when they saw Gordon ap- |5€arch work at Yale University { Dawes today received 3 ineral arrangements were nof of larg ation as operating on 4 J here today, sted on technical | D ¥ s G o | Proaching in a car. Th 8 E | - A from Sudbury, Suffolk., from where o o 5 3 to have blocked the r ompleted. nilar lin | ¢ - T v b charges in connection with investi s ShPe t 1o zation of a shooting on the cast side “\':mi’i’i '1“:";“],, i r(““(’:,\;\p“‘m, own automobiles and Gordon's o carly yesterday. : I i voted |laden with ale, crashed into the cus- | One bilhon in Irance or (he e - {a. [Man in the columns of a New York " p arly yester the Sudbury town council had voted | 1@ 3 ; . alth gla ‘ot ik ¥ So m‘\w":‘, ooy ‘ ‘ i ) | Scinto is suffering from a bullet |10 conter ihe troedom of the bor. |toms machines. United States is one thousand w.il. fon. He did:not like t | Soint ¢ e .| Dave Grosso (left) and Nicholas MeDermott are held 101 €on- | wouna in the hip and police believe | v Gordon fled and several shofs | lion, ov 1,000,000.000. In England paloplia points out the me: f x| e Habl ; wound in hiy i ough upon him ! ! 2 o e e Eioi pincad ¢ Y the Bill of Rig Y rst ten | nection with the slaying Of Frank Marlow, whose bullet viddled | he was the man wounded by Patrol- | mha American envoy is a direct l\\un fired. ¢ hiu(]vy‘nnlvl;vul-u:( ling to 1”;. ;:v;n‘.’-':” gl e vil, huge sections of the pac ™ 2 iments -1body was found at Flushing, L. I. Grosso is also wanted for |man Joseph W. Meany \""1 n ““! r“ descentant of William Dawes;, a. na~| 118 COMDPADIOUR SERMLICH alld ‘Bcei-lioh, Of 3 Filale s ' < . which guar ¢ freedom ¢ o Nio \ S Tor 4 | fused to obey a command to halt.!iiva or Sudbury, who went to the sted wh \ th CO; v an Elizabeth, N. J., mail robbery. S s | e " L y liberty i complicity i an Elizabe : Patrolmen Me d Thomas L. | new world in the seventeenth cen: | 3 ; edom of assembly, tr & Pa S SR e e e Donnelly were a harn | (upy | Lros BHRLLU R L Why? belonging to an 4 d bootlegger could he 1lis hands when they heard footsteps outside i o et e v o oo o Boxing Promoter Contradicts Tale 3t 2t TR waievonn nasien pran \ et e 2 « th vare v a8 g & &0 he officers. New Haven, July 3 (UP)—Vict - SRR 0f ex-Champi Marl e Sy ottered e 1o o wmpemer v 2 w-vein | The Ideal Summer Drin 3 eX- amplon aS v al’ ow put up their hands, the men fled. |ta, prominent Hartford banker, died § Carefuily he fook off his shirt ¥ K membe of By} efully olled t to a li o H ime omm on, is it Pl o -‘wl\I )‘u S : ' er the lead- | & % | Believing one to he reac for alat St. Raphacls Hospitall h ‘ 1 placed the lit- il { sun, Meaney fired and heard a cry. |night. He was in his 54th year tle ball in one corner of the cell an Ioraliati o Onic ey [ ! urdaer rat jelds Mew ues | Seven alleged members of the so- | Coming to this country from Italy | cautiously he applied the mateh, |J- B EURRT O even oty | called “Shanks” gang were held un- 34 rs azo, Andretta hecame pres. Soon the acrid fumes of burning 'ant groups like the American Le-| S | = 5 a5 onanton $ |1 0tcach Tor e 1| duent Lronstran arina1ract o) o i S Sabeote L el el i P Ugazy i T. (Boston L.ouis) | gation. banking firm of Pallotti, Andretta headquarters where Sergeant Me- [Save the country from Commun \m:Humbe,{ Fugazy Ll t J i out the ¢ " § — - and company, vice president of the Avay and his cohorts were having a | Hth antialis { the restaurant. These five DAL | each as material witnesses :-i’:l'\- Decausa they know John of | selerans and m 200 e olter sen- | Phone—Whalen Positive s promoter said he chatied | SUBJEGT OF PROTESTATION H e s R e He had a ntic grouch the world, himself included did not like anyone. he said, and r liked Soon he would t 3 W it al | A recent art by a 1own | b 2 Ao iR I R o 1) i - with Marlow for a moment about '\\‘Tl'l\h:t :'m.! vm’r’»]' :“.[-:,J I\.‘-: ‘.‘A i { | patric dubbed mmi.\\ \'h:r." |u]r,§ He Will l'md Man Who boxers. He said he remembered d - - g the smouldering fire, but not . |aker in press by reason of nis| o -G tinctly that both Marlow and Wilson | Czecho-Slovakians Plan Kick—Hun- SOCIAL WORKERS ELECT enough to save Jobn's shir 4 fierce denunciation of the South ror| Hired Killers. had been called to the telephone Mot N e T i Ifrancisco, Cal. July 3 (P— | that remained was a decades after Reconstruction i Fugazy appeared at police head-| &% ys Man Wes Violat- Dr. Miriam Van Waters. referce of cloth and a few black smudges i ithern and eastern Europe = auariers day under a peremp- e T e D [1.os Angeles juvenile court, hus been g h : . tory order from Commission.r |elected president of the National the cell's padding. i o hands of dictators of one| New York, July 3 (P—With the | o I : I SR Sy el e And when police court convensd | kind or another, with the ideals of Whalen Tr . July 3 (UP) — The|Conference of Social Workers by a this morning, there stood John, in Garibaldi and Louis Kossuth scrap- Whalen Is Satis " il o o .x:’m;"ww malorliy) ot one volo over n‘ 'i\ln' ne e Tes the prisoners. red (me aime as eroe: )] T fter questioning 17ug: ., Com-| has been instructed to prote the | Book n. exec e secreta o -4 of drunkenness and asked for s it not time for those who hold | Neréon who hired the Killers of | “iywo yve all the essential mater- | railway ticket agent at Hidadnemeti, | cies. Results of th al clection | other chance” promising to leav the principles of Washington, | [ "4nK Marlow, night club owner. ) g ynder our fingers. We be.|On the fronticr, on charges of es-[were announced last nig town and get a _job. “When will you |Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt, the | U8 told Police Commissioner | jjeve we have caught up with two | come back?” Judge Traceski o to meet resolutely propaganda [ Whalen that he occupied a ts ST il i el o him. “Never,” replied Gazda, but|or movements aiming to subvert | €10S® to that where Marlow ate his|{raj| of the third one, one whom we Judge Traceski apparently did no | republican Institutions, whatever the last dinner and saw the night c have excellent leads. We are posi- believe him for he imposed a fine i owner. answer a telephone call | five that this third man was the one of $10 and costs. There w © our young men | $hortly hefore he went to his death | who hired the shooting—who put 27 years of age and lives |to | in Flushing, Queens, ten days ago. | Marlow on the spot—and who lured at 153 Allen street. He has but one| Harking back fo the plan of ‘The promotor also said that John- | hin into the death car.” arm and has figured in numerous |Minute men of 1776, perhaps a vig- [NY Wilson, former middlweight ale said (hat Danicl Gros cscapades resulting from drink. ilance committee, national in scope, | Champion, who was a member of the | and Nicholas McDermott, ‘gunmen, - BAW. s now in order. Obviously obser- | Marlow dinner - had been call- | who are held as material witnseses CO'V]M[ \l( ATED vance of Independence Day is no[©d to the telephone a few minutes | “know all about the Lillin Cros- longer an empty formality before M . so has defied police to J. B. Allee warns against trend Yours truly, “igazy's statements contradicted |information fvom him, He sald the - & Allee Is by Wilson that Marlow had | policc had enough cii oW Bt rrison St. | been summoned (0 the telephone. | him to the clectric chair, but that g iy Siies Tememaaes ’Iqu{:,u\]- u;m ]v1~’»‘ r]mnnlxi\\im;\r what he ]llnsu' ‘l\:yoxm \1141!AI:|1'?0\\ | " ? ¢ e 1T, 7e that e dined with his daughter, his | ¢ would die with him s un- ,‘“‘,or{{ tain Earkld Swift &‘I pson Wins : on-in-law, and Detective Anthony | der indictment for murder in the Taas Sir-— From N. B. Lumber | Gricco of the cConey Island district | Elizabeth, N. J,, mail truck robbe Americans. whose chief interests| A{1eT Weeks of arguing pro awl[at a vestaurant in the Times Square 1n 1926, i in life are not baseball, prize fights COM: the soft ball baseball teams of district a week ago last Monday| Court permission to o) en a saf ’ 3 } 7 ! 3 or Paris fashions, would do well at|{>if & \Paon and the New Britals Sl i D B B Here is a remarkable tire. No tire made teday can give you more mileage for your money—no tires at i of e, Some 1NOUEDL| \ening “on the greensward bl [son. Mary “Miekey" Scidan, Al Sie | in hands of police today. The box the price can serve you as well. when the players on both ms A menace, more serious perhaps | X s than e more Serious PePADS lcime fo, it was discoverad that| ‘ Try one Fisk Premier and you'll never send out of town for another tire—instead youw'll buy Premiers. 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