New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1930, Page 2

L] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1930. l— |awout the matter,” Captain H. H.|any other military outt” Billard |made and spurned. K Man Sought for Death _1 (O nt with samped. ad- | Wolf, ranking officer of the coast|said. “When you consider we have| Attorney Gordon recalled Inspec- 4 P Murder: . 2 % e 2 bl "“**‘B RIP ard at New London, said when |nearly 11,000 enlisted men paid at|tor Rutherford to the stand to rebut lot Murdered Himself it b |asked about the case. “We must do|cxtremely Jow rates the cases of bad | the statements of Miss Andrews con- UF HEART ATTA[;K : = d}| counsel, advises. Billard has received 2 report from | business. He brought out that one of — ' | Assurance has been given from|New London coast guard wuthoritizs | the duties of the inspector is to Kecp dnaee p - 2 E i = - TH!S | lofficial sources in Providence of a!on the alleged drunkenness and theft | close watch on the uses o which Page) t S THE vigorous prosecution. Over 20 wit- |t Pisode, but has not made it public. |non-conforming buildings are being : ) nesses have been called, including| T coast guard commandant|put. The inspector saidyhe had been JA N l TOQ S ordnance experts and mavigators, |Made public figures showing in the |on the premises many times in tho 1t i3 understood indictments swill | 15¢al year 1929, ending last June 30, | past few vears, but saw no evidence ONTH be asked, charging either second 'M°T 5 4 8dishonorable Jid 5ot uainets belngicondy charges. Only few hese, dcg fer or manslaughter el O L S of (I} Abe Kolodney. miving his occupa- 3 News that action would be taken |Soid: Wwere for br acies of discipline [ tion as general sales manager of the in Providence was reccived with | o oonncetion With prohibition en-{iolodney H re store, said he feeling: r [ECHESIEn has charge o ceiving and shipping JANUARY 15 NAMED varicd feclings her “Every cffort : TRk b 2P y i < This old Scaport, & century a8 | iy those men for eoistom g | Ihe last installment of merchandise Married Lmployer's Ditughier i S @ ; : AFTER JANUS - WHICH T g |only thos : 10| \as taken out of the Andrews store harbor in Jareldesitabledin® el veepect s B S oS S e e e MEANS JANITOR, world and which still votains some flard sald. ~ “Each applicant must | L 5e o Ne order when losces of the {ang of those aays, has be-lsecure references trom cmployers. | nore O 8 e O Thia @ come @ perplexed community. 3 s i unfavorable storage conditi community in which | oS Samuel ME 1S A TWO-FACED GOD el Bl Tl EGteb s b it et it e anen e i ey prohibition enforcement activitics, | o schoois he has atterded Each side was allowed 10 minu — WITH A KEY On the same day as Black 1 for a review of t vidence and Duck shooting. enlisted men un- T e CR b Flor Del Mar, a motorboat which 7 1ge had been 4 when found n- | " “Linder Reviews Case Poiut. appropriated unte themselves | e i an undetermined amount the | Twenty-four enlisted men | > now under charges of intoxica- (Continued From First Page) | and 15 others face court mar- — for theft of liquor. Ten others | While rubbish and broken fixtures | 00 "M% PV L 08 Ca™ch S _ dy have pleaded gullty vere removed just prior t0 expira- | ., voq from reopening his business 5 e | w London fundamentally tion of the lease. o the e rotnaitiiat the el <ingmon. Started as Oftice 1 y ; HOBART hard-bitten, rocky bed, New En On cross-examiration by Attorney | contorming use had not been 2 GAINES i land town. It belicves in obeying | Tsrael Nair, Kolodney admitted | ganea. This was on July 3. board FULLBACK Ot T law and enforcing it. But it doesn't | ownership of a drugstore a few hun- | ustment, Linder continued, me e helicve in taking human life and |dred fect from the Andrews build-|xovember 6, and by an affirmative HAMIL plenty of its citizens can be found [ ing and said his mother, Mrs. Dora b who, quietly and not for |,»,‘.[“~(1,' Kolodney, i3 the owner of several 3 tion, cxpress the belief that the | business sites in the same block. An | PLAYED LVERY S i P e been taken |Obiection to this line of questioning GAME OF THE 1929 without the kiiling of th was raised by Atterney Monroe . SEASON WiTnour H its crew of four—a casualty list of | Gordon, counsci for the remon- CARRYING THE BALL 0R < : 3 75 ner cent, strants, but it was admitted after SCORING A POINT, | Also New London is accustomed | Attorney Nair explained its purposc % to sailors and their ways and this |0 D¢ ane I‘” DR nen G, ; 3 : A = toy Wilcox of 125 Francis street, | D Saciyl 3 MO ‘5,:,:,‘,\.‘flm;,‘a,?,”r,",;'fmr.],i.,"g L ‘:‘ testified to residence in the local. | fason for \K””:]\'\‘.L foghiey she ;“’,: sailor men, would not deny a mari.| N0 recall that the Andrews storc B85 DOArl, S BrOLOKTEN oy or itz £ros- TEhisnit e =g tion |l wbsen el i anyiEn iculan RIS R S SRS ? worried over the disappearance of | TUTP0Se” during that period i be e G ) ¢ T oy SR s o et No Business, Rutherford | An attempt by Judse Kirkham to ALETIER —— Building Inspector A. N. Ruther- |have cvidence introduced to show y the hornpipes the sailors danced | .0 : S i oo ¢ ceeEn T, A~ ford was next iled. Asked by At |that dn offer of compromise had ADDRESSED THus 7 — after th consumed it, as it is| . o ¥ | torney Gordon if he is familiar with | been spurned by the neighbors was WAS MAILED IN TULSA, Okl over the Black Duck affair L - { i | ! : . |ine property in question, he smiled | excluded by Judge Jennings on At- 8y Roberl Yeager - AND WAS DELIVERED PROMPILY Also there is the commercial ele- | ng * answered: “Very familiar.” |torney Gordon's protest CAN YOU DIVIDE AND '“ ey - L Business was discontinued in 19 Clerk Linder te d EARRANG \ANGLE - el it's this way." said a mer-denorily after zoning went into effect, | Andrews plot contains a small siors RURRALGE A TRIANG SN epldoX DL i e e e B el gkl et Mnggernale epishe it o LACK CAT AR y to be used. but who spokc auile |of {he soning law which provides|that and an auxiliary structure, a RHED WHITE i frankly otherwisc Those fellows | (hat owners of non-conforming |house and a barn. Speaking of the 2ING A STORM \ d |had no business shooting down the | properties may secure certificates of | first of these, Clerk Linder referred " YRS = |‘rummies’ and the ‘rummies' on the | gccupancy to protect their interests, | to it Black Duck had no business tr¥ing|and asked if Mr. Andrews had ask- | store. pa N lines el 3 o et to get away. Thise fellows are 100 |ed for such a document, the v Calls Store Objectionable ) v TOMORROW—The Earth Weighs Nothing! gQuigis gvithashelcieunsfanu IRdonit ness fanswered insgalively Asked to deseribe the buildin S100,000 “Peace Priz 5 like it 1 Attorney Nair asked if anyone i | whatever Mr. Boss, who acts as our ! conduct are very few cerning the continued use of the corroborated He summarized the case at the re quest of Judge Jennings, telling o an appeal to the board of adjustment from the ruling of the building in- vote of five members supported t inspector. Attorney Gordon had several ex- hibits introduced in evidence in this point. Included was a copy letter to Inspector Rutherford ing for a ruling ol he legality of the | store, the ins letter to the hoard of adjustment setting forth hi as a “semi-shack used as a next to the north, the witness term ; EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOONS T 6 I T elso has ever upplied for such et | 0% vory heautitul structuro. 1t is el S N s e . _lcerned, T guess that's because they | tificate and when the inspector wa P R R []ETE[;TIVES HEAD Mr. Fagnani, the ..1.v(.lvx,\ —On June 21th, 1925, Mr. Fagnani was working in I‘tu .:10\\ were wet and cold and had a lot of | about to answer, Attorney Go :)’xfl.x,\'wl '.\’w.rn‘,‘(. ‘“n\“n”\\‘v‘\‘n\we Liberty Bank building in Buffalo, he stepped into the construction elevator shaft on the 20th 1iquor handy and they just naturally | objected and was sustained e e b e could adva _— floor and was caught in the elevator cables at the bottom. The state labor board of New |drank it Altornev. Gordon rested fhe Jap- [ U8 08 % St RSB an by w ted s o S0P York, in awarding him compensation, officiallv concluded this to be a fact. | “”'(” why should we bite the hand | pellant’s case at this point. Attorney | " {5 10 orecant o the ques- cooperat ; Sy Mr. Fagnini still lives in buffalo, and conducts a business at 122 Hickory St., Buffalo. b (‘ e i I“"]‘y Lt ‘;:‘]’;‘y"’ :“'k“'r"'_'fy:”"\”':'”"[[,':r" Rk 'l'J:‘:’” tion of whether ndonmient has Another outstanding W s The Bob Cat Twister—A few years : rouch & Reger, who promoted a rodeo at DobY | there are a lot more than that. They | ment, after which they called Mr. period of refirement f e S Springs, Okla.. rounded up some steers, and among them was this one with unusual horns. 'get government pay checks every | Andrews, owner of the property, e e lishing of “The Ameri GHBAREL Nvedl it in- | Even though he has been kept as a show article for some time, he is still wild and has a great |month and they spent their money. | the witness stand. forth that use of the store will be S dveara o : s g i Bl e L e el e Jahoma, |1f We drove them away from New | Mr. Andrews testified fo dates of | [0 that P Rl with- | reputation for ferociousness. TIle is still being exhibited in fairs and exhibitions in Oklahoma. Tondon thes'd vkt b somis oflic: | meafoove, construction of the etore |Ietiniental fo property valies. start 1o suc trom the Netherla taken place. Judge Jennings admit- ted the answer as bearing on th The store was located on the zon ing map in a residence A district, 50 == e = Iplace. o why should we complain.” There was an old tinsmith who [In 1825, he said, Kolodney moved |its uses and the lease to Kolodney. : ) t 10 he ac L or siow hways in some “d fect from a business zone in which videly read, was acclaimed . : N 2 or snow. Highwayvs il SOM | Goeq much work for the boats whic h|his business from the building in (hl el B versity authorities the lead N ass 1 f sections were impassable and 10W-1 5150 and ont of here, including | question fo one which he had ercct ! S busines & ; i % non-conforming gasoline filling sta- biography of his some for the government who wasn't ed a short distance to the south, but Greatly Alded Home City : ! 10T A ntoy . thus far onlys minor|quite so commerctal In his view |continued to use the premises for |l According (o the testimony o i aren Ionprrent i ! his and throughout much | wpy (o)) you," he said, “some of fexpired. As late as April and May, ,";'“:","[1 ‘lhimi\\‘.h SRR e 2 ALl them fellows are bad actors. 1/1920, shipments of soap, soap pow- | oo b (1S PO T8 ONATE A 11e heard one of them once tell a fel-|ders. bottles and jugs. moved out of i S e low going out in a fishing boat fthatthe building, Mr. Andrews said, and oy calculuted t Bibest o v 8 K L 5 the White and St he ‘better keep them lights burning |in June. fixtures were taken away. . J. B. Comstock on Stand rests of i : : Dodies : L ‘rancis vivers were rising rapidly. bright or I'll get you' and he pat-| Mr. Andrews was asked if he had| The appellant. J. B. Comstock Made pos t 1 3 3 t IFlood warnings have been issued 'ted his gun while he did it. He was made a deal with Mr. Comstock to | %3S next called to the stand. He is Tain : ! : ) R : 4 Ouachita and Black riv-|lookin' for blood have the building removed. a state- | (0¢ @dvertising manager for P. & 1% irmers in the bottom lands | “And them sailors. (he way they ment made by the latter yesterday, | COrbin Co. and has owned the dwell- mouth of the Ohio to the ! carrying on with our girls here and he answered with an emphetic |11 directly opposite the store since Near Zevo in Waho at Hickman, Ky., ‘erc mov- 1913. When he said he had purchas- ed from E. O. Kilbourne, Judge Crantad . life | b th rain has fallen almost )¢ $10,000 to b Koy € en i ) ! for more than 43 the person who isn’t doing anybody any good.” | “no.” He added that Mr. Comstock v hovered arour ing erops and livestock to high | he SR ¢ coast|came to his store in 1913 and pur-| : e : - Ehefeenliscedanen RolRthe fcoastjioal) B % PUT | Jennings smiled and remarked: *Mr W gton jground and in the delta region at|guard themselves are loyal to thejchased a can of salmon, remarking &7 " B8 S EE 00 TEMERAEs ~ it northert. Mississippi rivers, creeks |gervice and say little. that he was pleased there was a| oo "[”' ]‘_“ L ”_‘h’,', und bavous were filling rapidly. Re- | "Wy look at it this way.” said a store located so convenient to his| (MK I had a part of that He had oris of rising streams came from | pet cer. W s coast |new home. e el el e i : petty officer. “We join the coast| fon A fight over a period of three years southeast Missouri and southern 'zuard because we like the life in| Asked if Kolodney had ever o T BT S Ilinois the service at sea and on shore. We ©d to be released from the agree- |[OF & Peri 226 : % R | 5 % s at sea a E - We " ling station opposite the entrance to Ated aigh : y y ! The Mississippi. into which Vir- | don't join it bhecause we are pro-|MENt for use of the store, Andrews | (¥ WAHION OPPOSEe s il it 2 A 5 | e nis N show Toll I 1 . ally all of the streams In the val- | nibitionists or anything like that. A |5ald such a request had not been |y %o * 0 0 "0‘,1‘;‘.”“ S promote b vorked nar v > were report ates eventually drain, also was [lot of us don't believe in prohibi- |Made. When he was about to an-| 5% =0USSCR 10 0 00 e PUTCRAS Livestock Lost ! ! tures prevailed g slowly tion. Mighty few do. But when we |SWer a question whether he had | % HEIEEE S OUE QI AERTS (EG LCAEI losses of livestoc) River Still Rising have % ¢t | SOuUght to have the lease cancelled, |7 s el i ave a job to do we do it the best eneral grocery and meat store with Tipped Police of ' \ in. High Marks In Past At Memphis the Mississippi ha Attorney Gordon objected and was |E°neral grocery and mea 2 March, 1915 e la ‘“»: 'Y:Urlmi N0 o Dand v e L0 e T et Sbjkateq iazaclineioimpsitient iheipun A Jun. cp redached 228 fect last night. Flood [{hat's what they put guns on deck |Sustained. EAAAEL gate e removed five or s s ag stage is 35 feet. o ed and was sustained when Mr. An- | eI TOmONS ’!"“ Seiedal il Wolf river, which flows along the drewsinas askediRitine Inan iyl e e e . Kolodny was anxious to contlnue to |, 10 8 V0r ETE S ET 0F 150 0ney pay rent and hold the lease al- il A B witness said. Just prior to July 1, he though he had discontinued retail : : ! recalled, a truck took parts ot busine Andrews denied telling : broken show-cases and “a mighty Kolodney he would sue if the store : scrubby Jot of stuff out of the was not cleancd out before July I, ; 2 % building. For five years the witniss and when Attorney Gordon recon testified. he saw no one enter the striicted {he auestion! o tnelude anyif 87 Eon S0 SERE G0 SR SHERES S agent of Andrews in the alleged de- | P . Ls | dstrict is 50 feet and the store which mand. the witness said his daughter ; 2 is the subject of the protest is di- might know something about it R Miss Andrews Refutes 7 : e L Attorney Nair, by questioning Mr oast guard s a large slice of its|, nc daughter, Miss Gladys An-|oonqioeic brought out that the wit Vs & “\ i a, Jarg i drews. was then called to the stand. | iR T oeT ‘h‘m\ i wead and butter. ess is away from his ne f zave her occupation as presi- | 5 But with a stern New England ! B I a. m. to noon. and from shortly alures ranging from 34 to 4 Coitist like th © I trepsurer of Bing Lo .o refGiioge unkl atles S0 BEioE eroltoday ol Tes iy oot olutsace Rt SO BCRILS NS o ras N chk erq Al ahe Tad daon = 0o e S e . e o swav lidea of shooting people. siderable experience in real estate |0 /0CK every day excepting Satur- stern prairie provinces of 5 20 2 .7 day and Sunday. During those hour Saskatchewan and Brit- g pyajraneactions, cmain alning Softlcesiin e c Imittcd, he had no oppor- ProjidEnse sty [T Bl AL 2 s I foraRmite Sfoeias Hesnnidon= [0 e S St Collected Nutozraphs g Tees ~ HRiposs Uil Slemperal Decause of a renewal of ithreals by |inuous nse with hardly a week St ) L A sl ers (oAU Iow RS REI ol s ng fuEn B Uhe i ol Banc ek e e Duck, federal authoritics have did not come with or for merchan- L L I cd Cranston police (0 angment the | gise. she testifed. T 1 i eon_ | Whether the defense would attempl e v aces N C 5 i ol 8| v cons ctive C 1- guard recently placed over the con- | tinued, she st her attorney, and | o h(\n\‘ cofistpuctiysaostupanoaut fiscated craft at Pawtuxet Cove. dens ey ismafioffadlcass forgactual also sent a real estate agent to dick- g Federal officials believed the |er with Kolodney for canceilation of | 2CCUPancy. and Attorney Nair an Display Bronze Casting One More 1 ! e \_‘\'f“‘m‘u;’ ’{ MIt- rum runners might attempt to de-|inc lease, but without success. Op- s 1’.0’3"’:\04 T . Made Here 51 Years Ago ke o stroy the notorious rum boat to|portunities to lease the store to oth- [ M COMsock answered Juds prevent it from being used as evi-lers presented themselves almost | o <02l 3 s 2 o Lol = s v « . F T dence. It was on the Black Duck fevery month, she told Judge Jen- |Cnased his ",“”,"J‘",“’;i w.m\'m“lmm s 1 1 ! 1 ! . it three alleged rum smugglers|nings. but Kolodney's refusal to turn | 110 ¢ffect but said pocsived o ric nCess © aces the were Killed by coast guards at the ' in the lease for a consideration, pre- | FNCC_concession on account of R | dre E re b as ass e ¢ mouth of Narragansctt Bay on De- |vented agreements. \'fi\’:u;‘:\li\:y?};u} \;i: \‘\“;;;ms:r‘:f:u};:‘ cember 29. | Stephen Cubles, alzo an officer of [, 2 CLuls 5 " " be removed. Interest in the investigation of | Pine Lake Shores. Inc, v el o e e G T the Black Duck case centered ay | next £worn in as a w 88, | I L IRhuCH IEUIody i Rl itness. He told | ¢50x was cxeused from the witness vround plans for submitting it to a|of a visit to Samuel Kolodney in No- ‘ ; I i i ed From F "age ; | stand, whereupon Judge J S 8 porfe ; i L Page) state grand jury to convene here|vember. 1928, at which time he made I5sq0 :“] _m' '_“]YJ):I:‘.;Z"‘%‘“\ 0:“‘1“’)“"’? h N“T UN‘T}U T . { was expected here today to fore. |l'eXt Tuesd Indictments onan offer EIEE Dropenty, Lo KOs i e R |t o tning. LU 1 4 2 1 1 shadow the throwing of the so-call. |CDarges of voluntary mhnslaughter |lodney. but the deal fell through e TV \ ! : ; : ¢d Black Duck case into the state | ¥l be sought by Attorney General | When no agreement could be arrived | poRECLOSURE GRANTED : ‘ ¥ g ¥ R e R Oscar L. Heltzen against the crew |at with reference to sale price. He | Judgment for strict foreclosur L L { ? 3 L o ] 2 % L 208 of the (‘G-200, by which boat the |then asked Kolodney to release the| *Ud8me L oo 0Ure known donor A orchestr ACrick:s for and its why we have pistols in our belts.” Memphis into | police here the Mississippi, was reported a mil: |the sailor men on pay day reason- ind o half wide at Brunswick, Tenn. [aply well. That is partly because nconrah - creek, usually a New London for a couple of cen- small stream was a half mile wide |(uries has been accustomed o one 1\01!:{ sou h of the city cailors home from the sea and n Memphis drainage and sewer | partly hecause the coast guard has its own patrol and handles most disorders itself. In that manner the community is vadly puzzled. At heart it sympa- thizes with sailors. Furthermore, the | northern outskirts o seem to get along with were strained in carrying water, a number of base- ents were fiooded and utilities dis- ipted. Five hundred telephones ¢ put out of commission. OF Dutcl Ancestry Cold in Manitoba ipcg, Man.. Jan. 8 (®—Ten lropped 1o 34 degrees, the lowest in seve Old timers recalied the mercury hovered tround the 55 and 60 degree mark. tdelnhin Warn Spot Other below-zero temperature re- Honiniia A Bl Gl i ¢ > was ordered by Judge Morris D N ere fired g i lease, he said, and Kolodney an-| ¥ Efeh inen ol contmanded S and [ oL SO Rers (e e felght 5 perated (e const Eanrd pairel |MEMers of the 200%s crew are|swered he had held it o long he :‘x:‘;'“‘\;’;'-‘;]}“’v“‘;r‘°l‘1’fl“r~‘]" o ":1“‘]"‘“" R e ueeq &Fand jury as voluntary witnesses. |the agrcement to terminate in the M1 Wwas v e ) =4 regular way. the witness said. |0y gs Ban w0 rum runner Back Duck aweek | oo T A torney Gordon did not cross-ex- | The debt is $7.300.16 and the re- ago Sunday off Newport. R. 1., aft- |, oo uo Bior b 4o " Billard, com- | amine the witness |demption date has been set at Jan- shooting (o death three of the |;C0lEl oS bits o ward, regards Lawyer Cannot Testify jvary 21, 1950, A mortgage amount- Eatremes Disliked Planes Rewdy Por Buont rew of the personnel of his outfit as of a Judge Kirkham and Attorney Nair [iNg to $7,000 was taken out by the high calibre despite the recent ar-|again conferred after which the defendant on October 3. 1927. At rest of nearly a score of guardsmen|former addressed Judge Jennings [torney Andrew B. Davis represented guardsmen in - any action against . Ncyw London, on charzes of theft|and stated that his associate counsel [the plaintiff, then in the state cour e {had been gent to Kolodney by Miss| Judse Saxe presided over another More Snow Threatene - Irovidence yesterday that he od | e said no general shake-up was| Andrews on a mission similar to that [foreclosure action which Mary consented fo their appearance be- in prospeet as a result of t o of (‘ubles, and for this reason he |Furman has instituted against ¢ the state grand jury which islcident, asked permission to call Lawyer Nair |Linus L. Demirg. Attorney Thoms apeeted to he convened in Provi- | “The morale and discipline of the|as a witness. Judge Jennings declin-|J. Cabelus is the plaintiff's repre- dence on Tuesday coast guard is fully as good as that |ed, but Attorney Gordon admitted [sentative, and Attorney Ilarold N. here nothing we can say |of the army, navy, marine corps orlom rs for cancellation had been|Williams represents the defendant four by machine gun fi 1l ' Federal Attorney Boss, whose 1 luly it is to defind 1 <