New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 1

| | 5 News of the World By‘Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 15’351 October 5th . ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 1929.—~THIRTY-SIX PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS CUBS BOIS CONFESS 10 MIKENAS MURDER POLICE ANNOUNCE lads, 6 and 7, Admit They Killed Ansonia Boy at Myrtle Beach in July TELL OFFICERS THEY SET FIRE TO SEA LION HOTEL Waterbury Youths Inmates of New Eaven County Home—Victim Dis- appeared on July 20—Mutilated Body, Almost Naked, Found on August 11 in Shrubbery—Investi- gation Failed to Solve Crime, 11 (P—Two young ¥ ed here today utal slaying of crt Mikenas of I whe ed and al- md con- r ¥ mile from They m of VW 4 T Manner Not Divulged The boys, accord 1 your Mikena 29, whil @ brothers wer it three miles from the place vhere his body was found two weeks later, m, aric " starvation, exposiire y mimal. West Haven Harry From Woman 1 out, lives ut left him at their confes- si the Milford police tained the more that of the slayings New Haven County Home said the Mulligan boys committed from the W court by Judg idan T. ter of New Haven, who was erbury for onc boys wer ed over {o who said they oh- important : 1dmis- sion, officials’ ury ju- of the request of the soclety wi necticut Humar d they had been o fou @on D Two) FNfiINE E{LLS FOUR MEN IN AUTCHOBILE Coal Miners’ Car Struck by Locomotive at Pittston Pittston, T Oct. 11 (A} r men, all r ents of Dunmore and employes of the Pennsylvania Coal Co., ttston, were Killed early to- day when their struck by a locomotive street grade at Dupont The men were Frawmk Geraci, his son, Christopher, 19 Charles | Congellori, 50, and his son, Michael, | 21. automobile was at the Main crossing The car belonged to Frank Ge- raci and was being driven by his son, Christopher. Traveling at a No. ¢ where the rapid rate, in order to reach collicry of the the four men worked, driver approached the grade c ing without being aware that a lo- comotive was shifting in the rail- road yards at that point. Arthur Alpaugh was the engineer of the locomotive, which was not carrying any freight cars or coaches. coal company, on time, rhy conces- | had been |, THE SCORE BY INNINGS 16 Button Gloves One 8 Resuit of Big Reception || 1 2 3 1 5 6 7 N 9 Total New York vices from W N. York W visit of Prime MacDonald has rease in Oct. 11 (P)—Ad- ington to the @@@@@30@93 6009 1000GOC 1 [ Chicago: 6 hits and 1 error; Phil:z(“.el;‘.hia: 9 hits and 1 error. FANSON T0 FACE SENATORIAL QUIZ Garaway Gommittee Deep Tor T armament button gloves arc women at “tions 20 SOLDIER DEAD - ARE INIDENTIFE Remainder of 86 Michig an Sol-| iers Known by Mar ! ALL T0 BE SENT HOME Guards Pace CUBS } | ATHLETICS | Admits He Killed Sweetheart ] | Russian Before Bler | | Where Doughhoys Slecp—War- | ship to Bring Caskets o Ameri- Urederick T 1 William Bur- can Shores Soon. | ened at Opening Lenin . Oct. 11 (# Xt Tuesday in Banked quay of th B Washing s. Peter and portation to ti d me sol dorn 1 Sensations Expected ¢ n anonymon “Detre ed to me 5 s su t After the lifeless body of his hotel room 36 hour City insurance salesman, a that he had choked to deatl 1| writer of Gil City, Pa. The crime took pla Washington, D. C., and is said to have folloy a great funer held next M Kans: | the ¢ ) ¢l ;Il?.«‘.S "]\; ring a : at > aiy e NEW Yflflfi i}fifi RW W 'Lfil BIRTHBAY S est Tonight at Banquet Native o;‘”i'i;i.: City anjot. o ! ‘ e : —(Canada l lans Its 13th iment During e ; R ' Do Welcome Civil War Jackson, He Joseph Andrusci K Kistler, Compa n : u ¥ of m N 1 il Malm, Comp: rom hi 1 on 1 ¢ : ! . e vthat | O s Urges Public to Honor pany R end, a series of L) ! 3 o Memory of America’s nond el ters | and luncheons will afford him the Fe i A S SR i e e ! A i Discoverer i with Pr Hoover s 4 = William T, prime mini Michacl 1 d la 1l from | the Hudson river from Jer ; : 1 from | on a ferryhoat that od lane of din s 3 & pre to /identify it | T were The party went imm v to A L common | headquarters at the el : re MacDonald, although s : A * W Cuff, Firs granted 1 interview, Privat 4y Koing Pl Diamcl lI S William. T.. Lemann Rt moEDE Nine unids fers found in | & eaten ther S the common re helieved to B be: Sergeant rs, Cor- S i1 Milton Corporal { 'y o ! ““‘"‘\]; now and I it ] Bl s Glad to Hes , % A newspape ¢ lofhed in an | Donald intended to 1 n s prom ric unifor it it was not | nd N onese duoing: Seven More Found i e i o ow Orl ok in America that I 1 i i s thing suggesied to 1 1 LIS to meet you, sir.” MacDonald said he had made (Continued on Page 15.) nd unidentified Eugene hen the Kk Silkaitif, (Continug anper me Wz ds Is Tlml‘ed When Movie Actors Begin to Talk his son | v will be city- t is my desire to n from every house in 1l those who ar is visiting An inter Louis Michie ing page in the ul be remin ack Michie of North et Mr. | the Michic family occurred the only o] Christopher enior, surprised his son yes- | the war. Jack Mich ho w ion, wt coming to New Dritain [an Americ t ¢ A. Mayor." nding six ye N day, w 1 never lost hunting and trapping > | Canadi; 2 the father, under the cean — outskirts of civilizati worried about the nlisted and | voter of the fr of Louisian THE WEATHER tian Islands, the cst thrill he asked to be placed in the sar rest of the war New Dritain and vicinity: was when he wandered info a movie | fit as the son. He was wour L 16 o his mother dated Partly clondy and not quite theater in Vancouver and settled | Pashiondale and sent home, but he 1 5., he lamenteld the 50 cold (er saturday in- down to read the captions and the | brought the 1 t th of his friend, Frank 1. Stan- or 2 cloudiness and actors began to talk. He had not nior Michic was appointed a lieu - warme ’hmrd of the invention of the talkies. tenant on the field of battle. (Continued on Page Two) ————— e — % D GAME 3TO 1 I ST Scoreless Game Through Fourth Livens Up With First Tally for Athletics in Fifth— Cubs Come Back Strong in Next Frame Fans Buy Bleacher Tickets Early - Today After All Night Wait In Lme' ' Second Man Sells His Place For $5 Sale Starts at 7:15, Nearly Two Hours Sconer Than Ex- pected—First Buyer On Spot Since Wednesday Night—Wives Bring Enthusiastic Hubbies Warm Breakf and Blankets. Crowd Groans as Favorites Are Behind for First Time Series—Bush and Earnshaw Start on Mound in Third Classic of Diamond. in Shibe Pa Octe il: batting wk, Philadelphia, (AP)—Uncorking a puncl, heretofore ; i i lacking in the world series, Joe ! : McCarthy’s Chicago club of iy the National league, defeated ! f Philadelphia of the American Family Needs Money league in the third contest here today, The score was 3 to 1. Chicago laid it on thick in M v 1 n Has Bronchial Pret- oma‘ Dactors Say ISION 1N CASE LATER to Decide Soon Whether He Hornsby, 2b 1 1 Wilson, cf 30 ' | > Cuyler, vf Stephenson, 1f nm, 1h R Taylor, « : 0 s Bush, p 3 1. 00 1.0 DEC = the sixth inning anc strangely » enough, Hornsby and Cuyler, series, supplied the dynamite that sent three of their team- I i __{with enough runs to win. The BO\ SCORE Athletics took a one run lead {;@Ng!’”flN ”F I:A[L = clattered merrily in the sixth and settled the issue. Horns- HALTS TRIAL AGAIN o s 1 3 LS ettt o + 0 o 1 1 o forein the game and six times 2 1 |in the series, sent in one tally. SIX times contributed a timely wallop that accounted for two Bush tightened up and kept the Athletics’ sluggers helpless! nmons and Foxx played the nine innings without getting a hit, the strike out goats of the mates flitting over home plate in the fifth but the Cubs bats CHICAGO by who had fanneg twice be- D‘aiend S Cuyler who had also fanned of the runs, 1 for the rest of the game. Sim- Summa batted for FEarn- ATHLETICNS AR IR H B0 Will Recess Hearing Untll Mon- AN s 12w in the ninth but fanned. e Mack Tools Experts Bribery Action. £ 0 Onee the tall tutor of vla‘ 5 | sttt A s ol Amiedn T o champions erossed \ O 7 ObLfis i IS OMS IR CR0 i e A 1 I 1 « - Boley Lo vy e - ) 1 1. 1.! Eart D P A Gl ; £ : ! \Summa T 03 @ D Bacond gaie | ' by it was wild and re< T 1ge in th B n Lefty Grove re« 1 Bas¢ on balls—ofi Bush, 2; Farn- \ecked the Cubs. Tha ) L o shaw, 2. Struck t. by Bush, 4; Ve less, fanned! Farnshaw, 10, Hit ON Bush, 9 in 1owed a lot of :[\.fr : o 9 innings: o Earoshaw, 3 in 9 who pitched the last] innings, Umpires: Moran (at the f the first game nnd_ i s 01 RYSUIe SCourty diniate)y Van Graflan (fiest base) ; p to the latter party who 1 Tall N Klem (second base); Dineen (thied o d to pitely bre Iy « un hase). thy bl st 1 t pres ABatted for Parnshaw in 9th in- I ‘“llhlllll at 38,000 Defense Asks Recess ning. home-town _enthusiy D a 1A for a re T'wo base hits, Horushy, Stephen- rable emply) game tima ¥ erected on park opposite o sparsely oc- estimated attendance bas on a sell out of son, three base hit, Wilson. i Auto Plows Into Group it Killing 2, Injurin ( : e 1 ved seats, but speculators h ; i i ‘\"" & x i ttehes of them were ! Tas kill wor They re b where 5 de v rel 1 when . Meq of ‘ physic nd L The d 1< orn c ior had « the series, ) e Stenineia \ u led out to + 1ok Taniir t and missed e & the third) 1 1 Char M with his baf N ; ) | of Cubg 3\ \ 1 > out, e N : WO BURN TO DEATH Bt SEASR I butn S o bal ARbuy 3 Oct. 11 (B— < 1 " o s Cor d on Page Two) ¥ > 1 mor ATy e, e SENATE QOMMITTEE Believe Client Better garlonate 12 : J Tk ; e . 1 1 Farano and his ! the ¢ 1 1 8 L ! Tonday 1 ) o ¢ Favorable Report on S M Nominations of Hoover ondition: | Voted Today & It 1ef U R gk e P - 1 s T -A favore A 1 W t was the senate 1t o Ccom today on ”la‘ (Cor s of all members of thel ler farm board All ('\(‘(‘pq \ One nst Chair. Sick Cult Member Baked Two Days 0 e . t a t Carl Wi \'!H‘ia n( Ok]flw Beneath Hot Bricks Before Death 1o i i % Sam R. McKelvie s e e fon that| Of the 19 members on the comy of mystery cl ,.,,,.‘,H G s May Tur- Senatorg wice of seven members of : % e, S Ml “\:\'- i ‘H;l\‘:-l”"w»l \' : "‘ “y“l“‘l 4 ‘\ “y‘”‘ = FREEVR confirmation. that two of the seven had dled and Admitted Tal 1\ McNary of the com 1ad been buried in S Tennis lnnu said he would make the rei fornia tos One died a h pric It to the senate immediately an ked in k oven said by police to have admitted to 1 open up the debate on cony Invest v had located them yesterday Mrs. Tur! 1 the first of next week. in Ventura, Calif s MR ; p lined to disclose the namoz Harlene Satoris, | o Dorliand; (Continuedion Page Two) of senators voting against any o ) E ; ) | the members. ] ] A S e