New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1930, Page 17

“ GUNMAN'S RECORDS WENAGE OFFICIALS Trail of Zuta Dollars May Lead to High Places Chicago, Aug. 18. (UP)—The trail of the Zuta dollars, leading into high | places and low, was followed today | by investizators seeking to establish | more definitely existence of an amazing alliance between Chicago's | underworld and her officialdom. | As investigators continued poring | over the records of Jack Zuta, slain gangster leader, and delving through secluded vaults in an effort to un- earth more details of underworld finances, a new grand jury was be- | ing formed and empowered to fol- low the trail to its end. Zuta, alive, was gangland. Powerful and known “talker,” he possessed knowledge that all gangland—and investigators | say, many officials—feared he might | disclose. An attempt to ussassinate | him in th= Locp's most sensational | gun battle failed, but his gangster ( enemies trailed him for days from | one Wisconsin summer resort {0 an- other, then finally found and killed him a menace to as a FRCES SRR Ry Greater Menace in Death Zuta, dead, has become more of a menace to gangland and officials than he ever was alive. That he kept detailed records of financial dealings of the Moran-Aiello-Zuta North Side gang was known to in- vestigators and the under After his d h, it wa tween investigators and the under- world for the records, hidden away in secret vaults and safety deposit boxes Which Zuta rented unger as- sumed names. The investigators won and re came to hight amue- ing facts concerning gangland dol- gangland’s official protect- it orld alike. | a race be- | 1seatran lars and “But we have Pat Rocie, State's Attorney John A Within a few days,” said Roche, hope to discover the hiding s of two thunks, said to rammed with records of the Moran-Aiello-Zuta gang.” Roche would not discuss a report that K. credited on Zuta's “dividends” of $80,683.60 period,” believed to be one week w M Kalb, a ward politi- cian, roadhouse own 1 alleged | r" and gambler Officials’ Names in Rccords Some of the officials whose names apeared smong the Zuta records most of them cancelled and notes Chairman Charles V. Barre board of review, former Sheriff E. Graydon, former State nator George Van Lent, Police Sergeant Richard J. Williams, Municipal Judge Joseph W. Schulman, former Superior Emanuel Eller, and Homer K. pin, former chairman of the Cook county republican committee. | Judge Schnlman today denied he [ ever recejved money fram Zuta plaining that ad bortowed from Attorney Morris Green and that Green had given him the Zuta notes upon which the judge's name ap- peared. Green pl#ned was Zuta's attorney for a e NOVELIST SAVES SEVEN AFTER YACHT CAPSIZES Elliot Paul Sees Accident Off Cape only started,"” investigator for Swarison. said hint chief stesftRaevaraeinid large on checks were of the Charles Cod and Hurries to Spot in Commandeered Speedboat. ©dwich, Mass persons were drowning yesterday by and C after a in the Cod fott G. Sil- sailing choppy canal en- st Sandwich, had capsized water off the Cape tran The rescued James ¥lig maid, Gertrude Anderson of Boston; Hoxie of Sandwich and his two children, Lucille and John. The rescue, which which followed & day of sailing, was accomplished by Paul and Silva in full of the passengers and cre New York boat which w the canal Paul, walking along the beact noticed the overfturned yacht some distance off shore. He notified Silva, who was repairing a small speed- boat. Arriving at the disabled cra they found the party clinging {o the | bottom. They were taken into the | motor boat and carried to shore. All were so exhausted that they would not have been able to main- tain their grips much longer on th slippery keel. | were Mr. and Mrs. Philadelphia, their Kellerman; Kelly and Jesse W. view he ing oF en a Fascisti Clain? Lm;e Enrollment for Party Rome, Aug. 18 (A—An order| sheet of the fascist party said today that 1,040,508 men were enrolled in | | 22—DRE: To Hire a Handy Man Or Get a Moving Van--- Use the Business Service Ads For Results m—m 756 women listed and 41,680 fascist university students. \ Young fascist girls numbered 21, 055 and fascist university professors 1,816, The order sheet adds that 1 000 children were cared for in tha par- ty's vacation colony this summer. Neipp Resumes Teaching, | Coaching at Birmingham Ernest Neipp left today for Bir- mingham, Ala., where he is teach- ing in a senior high school and coaching athletic teams. Neipp en- tered the teaching profession after | being graduated from Binmingham- Southern college where he was an outstanding athlete, HERALD CLASSIFIED | AD HEADINGS | Announcements 1—BURIAL 1.OTS. 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The same kind care and experienced attention will be given 10 your pets as has been given tn others in past. N. B. Bird & Feed Co., St. Tel. 4042 Sale. Eiz Pla the 2 Arct POLICE d Tor Broflers dressed and de- anvtime. Leg- Aldrich Chick BROILERS, fresh livered, 4fc b Order horn pullets, $1 each Hatchery, Elm Hill. Tel. 267-R —_— MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale Killed charred or ‘parifined. 185 Park St. Tel. 939 “Business and Office Equipment 87 NE BRITAIN STORE FIXTU 5) 32 expert radiator repail, Au- Harrison Service Station. vice at lowest cost. Rear Telephone 5490, THE LOOF, GARAGE Repairing and Washing REAR 235 MAIN SY.—TEL. 505% TIRESC BATTERLES, AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE--P. & V. Tire & Battery Co., 261 Myrtle §t. Telephone 3633 WASHINGTO} GARAGE Repairing and Over n all STORAGE, 0. BECKE Store Announcements 3 = thorized PHOTO ALB Snag ehots. lsavea only Auto and Truck Agencies AUTOMOTIV s AND N Britain A auling kes of cara PHONE 17 85 AR = ne 39 Stanley Building and Contract 19 ng. general mason and Work guaranteed. J eld A timates done now. hone Business Service Rendered PAUL ZEHLER—Ro ephait, tin and i RO Dodge Bros. trucks Fours and sixes. S. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stanley Street. Talephona 731 SLER and P CARS, FARGO TRUCKS, service. Bond Motor Car Co., 133 Arch Street. Telephione 810, CHEVROLET SALES & BERVICE. Pat- | terson Che Incorporated, 1141 . Tel. 211. n and mee es, 313% CHIMN graver, New slate, roofs. Sht. Come ran Motor S L Telephone 2842 HCUPMOBILE SALES Connecticut Hupi Street. Telepho SH motor cars. and Service. A. G. Hawker, Telephone 2155 ND new V 5. Pontiac Sales & Service. Howard hitmore, 50 Cpestnut St. Tel. 2510 PACKARD_HUDSON—ESSEX Sales Service. Honeyman A Main St. Telephone PLYMOUTH Motor Cars Sales & Ask us abo CE. The Arch See the new line. Sales 58 Elm St N Big Six w. r new with 411 JAIN BT Dressmaking and Millinery 22 Bu and also Service Mo- Albrecht HEMSTITC covering Turnbull, 1 i i Insurance—All Kinds 24 nsute vou s bring our represent Co.. 325 Mamn St 23 ORP. PPETT —Four Eimer Dyeing and Cleaning SRY CLEANING C Main St SKNIGHT 8 Fred Beloin B hurch = 5. Matiresses remade and made £ B u ol stering. Hard- . Tel. 372 r—— ened de! and Tepair Schultz Ave. 2% Houseliold ATticles A SPECIAL reduction now old tress reniade ed same day. MacKay Main St. Phone 4528 AIRWAY CLEANER DEALER CLE, Vord's Best. The Paper bag 5 have your Return- & Wallin, 63 35 EMPLOYMENT R e — Help—Men Wanted ou Burea 7 Leonard Bldg Emersan ag Bldg) CLEANER MAN, P 53 NY mattress made over like new. turned same day. Henry Goldemith . 35 Main St. Tel. § Ing machine with dryer, used Just haif price. Only cash 52 ress 1 re- & I six mont) Kitchen and dining room sets. 41 The Service rees Regis 300 Main Fadronm Gond RANGE Polish trade (o ex McCas Ke: P. Foote, P, 0. Box 203, Hart- Xer 9.7 Fine ha Phone 5 ain enamel Regis Help—Wome; GOK also girls n ‘Wanted riva experienced B 3 0 MONET to help send your boy or girl to an be quickly and selling your White Want Ads for these 1n-the. n the Classi- ants Gat econom el p Main rugs sale, almost - Telephone 5054-W re 2 Strest Musical Instyiments (3 $50.00 up. Victrolas from Situations Wanted d—Men Just what you want for your G MA N ed Hesires part Good McCoy's Inc., 246 Main referencs n excellent condition. Ma- Il deliver frea of cha 1 McCoy's Inc., 246 Main St., opp. Radio GREBE, SERVICE. 66B AND Wells, Fame Monroc AUTHORIZED INITE TYRI Burton FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 46 and battery torinz and Crating 26 Is! furniture and JOHNSON stance rates. eral Smedley. moving Gen, H oW, 11z easy trucking of al 58 Passett St to d o jcal and 1 558-M Station—Repairing 17 repair worl shop. AUTO TOPS AND SIDE and repaired. John's Auto Top West Main §t. Opp. P. O. Tel BATTERIES AND SERVIC BUDD AUTO PRODUCTS -156_ARCH ST. TE! BRAKES RELINED and adju “Brake Tester." No guesswo Brake Co.. 223 Elm St IF YOU OWN a car battery recharging, electrical work, 185 East Main St Tel CADILLAC AND NASH—Specialty. your car repaired now. Garage. 3133% Church St STORAGE TOR CARS at Garage. Repairing and Main street, in rear. Telep BRING YOUR BATTERY IN o for our special recharging ser ide Batterv Service, 95 RADIATORS repaived N Expert work. Gordes Auto Supy Broad, cor. Broad & Higl. Tel Herald Classified Ads. For Best Resules [akin tranait ocal and LOW R niture Is Our Insured 1n Care, ir Estimate Firet ght 3971-W or 3971-R Get Telephone Day pisno movin RROS. Te TRAC distanca furniture and low rates. JOHNSON 80, FU king, ags Co A. E NITU cgati 111 | Plumbing, Heating, Metal Works 28 SHEET METAL WORK. copper and Armico gutters and conductors. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co., 215 Park St. NFECTIC sale, business. 652 NERY and & tock and fixtures. Owaer must New Frankiin Sq Ty store for Doing good quickly. Ap- or NT s here. s Inc., 246 e dining room Telephone models, selection at Furnished Apartments 69A EDSON #T., 2§—two roems and kitchen- €tte with veranda and garage. Private Tel. 1079-M. nicely furnishes desired. Telephone ooms. Garage if “Business Places ENTIRE room, For_Rent 0 second floor, wuitable for pool rastaurant, etc. Eatablished place. location. Inquire Henry Morans. Street. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT] For Rent 3 & room colonial steam heat, fireplace car garage. Avail The Commercial Co. 412, The Commercial Phone £000 Toom house to oomers. Telephoae Apartments and Tenements IRCH mode BELDEN t floor wanted . 4Us—Five room tenement. All ts. Very reason- tailor sh, B Tenemen e o1 ements. Garage 1f Room East_street ust_Co. Bldg —Five TH HIGH 8 convel nt, suitable Tel. 6850 130-W Suburban For Rent § 13-115, PLAINVILLE: All modern improvements 2436-2. Bosl, Bristol Vacation Places For Rent 75 CHALKER BEACH—Completely equipped. Week, month or season. Hoate inculded. c. Rudolph. Tel. 2051-W. BEACH—£ room Ist two weeks In Augu board at the New Britai _New B 6064-W or Clinton 126-3 LAKE POCOTOPAUG—Cottages to rent on south shore of Markham's Bay. Tele- and evenings. TACK ~I11 6 rooms and Inquire 24 Spring | BROAD oome, Tel. 4042 Tel. AVE., all modern i Third fioor. 145 garage. Reasonable prire conveniences. Phone T tenement Phon furni args por ated. Garage st be seen 1o be appre 4159 or ring 2 —tenements of mprovements, reason .« tirst floor T COTTAGE TO 0-w. CH, RENT. MILFORD, cottages ow, $2 Ay $15 S for 1 or to $40. Cottages $20 and 325 week nicest month at 133 East ent_and 7 NKLIN modern Wanted To Ren DESK SPACE wented Mun be cent and very reasonable. Write Classified H, Heraid Office. LI_(EAL ESTATE FOR SALE Houses For Sale BEFORE BU it rovements. Rent B first GREENWOOD ST, reasonable 162—1 t second floor, all improvements Telephone '1359. ST 43—modern apa garage it desired. ING or building your home: or for mortgags money." e ua- mer prompt and reliable service as brokers. Rabinow-Raschkow Real State Co., 300 Main & Phone 5600 LVIDERE, 20 Euston St.—New five room English cottage. All modern. We will sac ce this home at a saving of $300 from last year's price. For fur- er formation see Paul Ponte & Co, 89 Brook Bt. Tel. 4372 Dbetween 5 and 8 . m ACK ROCK AVE.—Nine room house with hot water heat fireplace, § car garage. 53x165, Price $9,500. Terms easy. This is a ‘bu; W. L, Hatch Co., 24 Washington Bt. Tel. 3400, rooms, Maple Hill section; large lot. $200 cash. Ex- Call Harry Holland 4084, —Eight room hous, T steam heat, 1 car garage, . Maple street YL Vn,nl !ml”T :\'.:L"’H!lrh MAPLE BT, 114—five rooms to rent, firdl 2 oW B Tel (08 iire 118 Maple St.. second floor. FOR SALE ST Iy Iocated. € room cottage heated An oil burner. Garage space for two Toquivs Priced at $5,000 e—6 room’ bungalow with' wun- Garage in basement. A very fine ced v attractively for the party who Wants to get full valte for his money. 17 it's Real Estats see CARLSON & ARLSON 163 MAIN STREET. TELEPHONE 1517 ot 1o Inquire on ren pren AWKINS 87 Ti—oppo floor, rent Nursew Home, & 4 Inquire first Toom i 7 0 house room 22 Prospect street In Rodern four Adults pre reened ¢ reasonable 43—five room apar second fioor, hot wa ne 1922.W. Toom. steam in first class Morans and IR : eated apartments. ondition. Inquire H ons, Music St PLE ST, six rooms, ble. Inquire 2 floor tenement, all vements, very rea- Four modern 65 room heated improvements. Monroe St FIvE Roow | Bel Redec e Redecorated. | PO1H cars. GNE 3 FREE—Plainville, Lewls —5 rooms. All modern improvements, garage. Rent very reasonable. Irving 1 lin. Tel. 977 or 5306 XTENSION, 385—% t improvements, Sinsburg. Tel. 1184 —White's Crossing, new ¢ conveniences, on Plainville 257-2 2 Milford St—Mod ent in very conveni New Britain Frd Price Tooms, heat. PLAINVIL room LAKEVIEW AVE—Seven room house in best section of west end. Sun poreh, fireplace, hot water heat, oil burner, 2 garage. Price low. W. L. Hateh 24 Washington St. “Tel. 3400, TAKE YOUR CHOICE! One 11 room two family house; ons 7 room cottage and 2 extra lots; one cottage arranged for RENTS 2 small families. Lockwood, City Hall WATERVILLE. MAINE—Fifteen room house ollegs city, centrally located, tWo minutes’ walk to business center. A business proposition, keeping reom- ers and hoarders. There ara six rooms iiture, range, hot water heater, included. Was priced $12,000, now Terms. Wil exchangs for city Charles J. Monbleau, 10 Sum- et. Bristol, Conn . 5 ™ Summer Places For Sale 84 a5 LAKE POCOTOPAUG, East Hampton, five 55 rooms, $15, Toom mew cottage, fieldstone fireplace, e screened porch. Dhone Hareford 3-0837 s Saibad E T Cooley. ve. 102—4 rooms, > Te T - Real Estate Wanted WANTED. 30 fo 75 acres Tand it ame 1R ream near New Britain. Writ 107—5 rooms, § 43 W. H. Herald Offce. TE HAVE a cusiomer who wants 1o Buy a dairy farm of 30 to 75 acres. If you want to sell se Hardware City Co- Operative Assn. 132 Main street. ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS Hotels 38 ROOMS by day or week at reasonable rates. Telephone 4475. Hotel Deoris, 31 street I Main Rooms For Rent ) CHURCH ST, 311—Furnished room in h1ome. Al modern imprevements, desired. Tel. 2419-W. PLAINVILLE room tene Tel AVAILABLE 185—4 2—6 rooms Main st rooms, $50 Vine St, Westm Hurlburt St. $50 Glen St—5 rt St 25—5 South Main St. Ellis St.—5 rooms, Arch st West 355 s14 32 Rockwall 87 with Box Rockwell THE W. L. HATC 2¢ WASHIN H CQMPANT TON ST. TELEPHONE 3400 SEYMOUR nts. Al reasonable. T4—5 and 6 room mprovements. Rent Inquire 427 Chestnut 991-W ST 102—large 4 room tene- . large yard, 5 minutes to Main St. Inquire on premises. STANLEY S§T. 536—n five raoms, tirst floor n premises. ten, ve Street. dern tenemant Garage. In Moncy Loan 308 Roor Corp NEEI Main m 212, T MONEY « Loans ED MONEY 7 e—quick—- Telephona Ance Room 6830 ed ST LRF AL ESTATE FOR RENT eledin i v R ey Apartments and Tenements i 188 —furnisiied room, hot and cold water, pr! Inquire 131 Main St., Apt Pleasant front Hot water Reasonable, iUTTLE MEALOW m, 1st Tnquir AVE. 100—5 room all improvements. phone 1334 MAIN S and 4 tenements, all improvements, hest Telephone 5083 gle or te fam- 2. room, sin- Also house- Mrs. UTH double, icely furnished foom conveniences. Also light housekeeping _roc Phone 1994-J. PROSPECT ST., §]—Furnished room with home surroundings. Reasonable rent. 115 Lat STANLEY ST Very reasonabla rent erg. 340 Chestnut St APARTMENTS TO RENT S HOUSE iLE roma—Linwood St AGENCT, TELEPHONE 140 SKIPPY ®1930 e — A § Pery L. Co(hy. Great Britain rights rtgrved D | King Features Syndicate, Iné. He Loses Only His Balance By PERCY CROSBY (Copyright, 1929, by Metropolitan Newspaper Service) I¢sTiILL goT FAITH, DEAR STANLEY ST. 158 xas, electricity, arage. Inquire on premises Telephone 3278W WEST END — NICELY __FURNIBRED ROOM TO RENT. BOARD IF DESIR- ED. TELEPHONE 4§86-J Rooms and Board 20 ST, 355—Room and board for ee ladies or gentlemen. Home Reasonable, Grace L. Fan- Mot Inquire 345 N expenses paid for right Main St 4 Tal St near nquire Rooms For Housekeeping 91 AMP 8T, 40—two nicely furnished Tight housekaeping rooms, home like with all . for two or three man wife, Reason onveniences. suitabls and end W0 or threa light house keeping rooms, all modern conveniences. Telephone §035-10 EAST MAIN BT, rooms, steam Some heat rtment done Steam boiler 05 —Tight Reated Rousekeeping uous hot 543—4 rooms, w rental, Estate 2-3room st ping, ail modern conveniences. reasomable prices. MAIN ST, 61—Single T licht housekeeping board at low rates e reasonable or double rooms also rooms Tel. 6607, nd MONEY LOANED MONEY LOANED —_———m EVERYONE SPELLS RVICE THE SAME S Spell Satisfaction to Our Customers Rut Our Seven Servics Points 1st—MORE GENEROUS (larger loans.) (smaller payments.) —MONEY SAME DAY —(apply before noon.) h—PROTECT YOUR CREDIT— (everything confidential.) LEPHONE: WE COME TO YOU (time saver.) 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