New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1930. : 17 L == = . 1 " | . - . |bore the imprint: “Frank Yale, Yale | Governor Doyle E. Carlton, with holder, turned in a 75 for a 147 to- 1 my. construction of which is It is estimated that e A 3500 check, drawn in 1922 and |interviews, said he knew “absolufe- | e o . 5 o oen : orth magnetic pole is about 1,- . signed by “Jack Zuta,” was made|ly nothing” about it. State Senator P I AT NEW LONDON SCHOOL g i %400 miles south of the north geo- RI[I fi v N vayable to P. W. Rothenberg, form- | John Watson of Miami said ha was | ersona S pilot on the navy's seaplane | graphic pole erly a deputy coroner and now a re-| ignorant of the matter. Attorney ey “ which crossed the tic in [publican ward commiticeman. An-| General Davis could rot be reach. | i McCue of | COBSt Guard Headquarters Men Go [1919, He was recently decorated. by other check for $2,000 was issued by w Lieutenant William P. McCue of President Hoover for his pa [ ] 1 Z 1927 to S Herr, 1 o afEne * tment is on h - Over Tentative Plans for Aviat flight Attempls to “Reach” Executive 2ie, in 227 to simon 3 ;fn‘..m::.:‘ The teegram retered to Uiy 0. Johpy Watsn of South Bt o vucnion, Tientennot a7 T e e At Jagne 7 T 0 a : 0 | Eller, who also was given a check L R e iayinggn lupnsd o dnly Ao Ade, b 2 ur Jun: y Meflfl(]fled in Letter Lo v tetn o woonger. : RS e e TODS Western Play e a2 e BoY Accused! of Theft 4 Y o | Maypote, taken witn nis S “""'\MJ:Z:’:“J ;Z:\Lr’:::: °f“f;”_““:‘(‘f’x'|:s‘ n 0 § a. m. shift at headquar- ’ mai Hall of Coast Gu ‘ s Away tQ Stamford Dlmiel" icago, Aug. (P—The lids of | daughter at Hot Sphings, Ark., In{inat the tele mentioning the | _ 1ndian Wood Golf Club. Orion, Washing : ® Mich., Aug. 22 (P — Johnny Wat. | M Jack Zuta's strong boxes were torn|1928, was found in Zuta's posses- t - ; F T clive = . appointments was an effort to de- ; T El Legs of Genuine ppolgimens anseriot: " ! son of South Bend, Ind., a rank out- |2 5 S 1 & 35c from their hinges today and hither- sions. On it was inscribed: “With | > s to unknown contents scattered far|regards, from the Maypoles, Hot |C€ive some one. 1 sider even among the group of dark | G® to spen : > n : SPRING LAMB, Lb and wide. Springs, Ark." el Pl cnram dated August |} orgog ook an early lead at the half- 5 2 =i RIB ROAST of BEEF Reams of additional papers and e &8, 1829, and ihe abpelatinents| ..y wask ot the 72 hole figub fog|Riveet has r d oo I 4 : Lb. 35C records were made public by = the | Governor at Loss wer ally announced in theino westarn Open Golf champlon. |as su s vard | ~ | other hoy, i 9 investigators, some relating to-pub-| 5,crsonville, Fla, Aug. 23 () — | CYSPARErs June 21, 1929. T am | gnip today with a 145 total, one over f fter ;| ceived by Sergear M. Kiely SHORT STEAK KOAST 45 lic officials, some to gangland ac- |, 8¢ 20 ! - o |Sorry I cannot help throw some | par for the distance. ¢ ti spen th her : Lb. C 2 Florida’'s = governor and other offi- | joht on the subject regarding the - t Hvities. cials and residents, mentioned in a | oo i et SRl _| The Hoosicr professional shot a Bt TRl nts, ment meaning of the telegram and let-| ' ;0 [ACSIer Professional shot a A Ind., said today that he was the |[[\teF @nd telegram found in the ef-| (o pyt it's all news to me.” S o i Bt from Allen v s 2 . x 3 B Ay |fects of Jack Zuta, slain Chicago ; d he knew nothing of | 2N¢ ¢ame back with a par 72 today Srat for t SR okes ones U0 ]t mniter/ offa lelter malled sto; Franksf 8120 00 s 0T (@RS el GRG0l By to jump info the lead. His round to- : ; . ile co < Gross, of Gary, from Orlando, Fla., [ERNESIeT, 1042Y Sald they el s m He was ousted as judge | gy wag somewhat erratic, however, : : ; and signed “Ben"—found in the [8Pl6 to-explain the correspondence. court of record by Gov-| 55 ne geored five birdies and went | & : 2 Many possession of Zuta, who was slain| J- 1« Laube of Orlando, whose | . nor Carlton in Jan ¥l okelioys Mo e e > s 1 ) o . ar et at a Wisconsin lake resort three DAMe Was given in the letter as & | gupsoquently he was se linoles ar G L rariay T e weeks 2go. return address, asserted he Knew | gour months in prison for | PR Sl e G St c ! . d in i s the olde 33 MYRTLE ST. #How the letler got there, T'dont nothing: ot it He said his father's fyico on'a charge that he returned |land' Clarence’ Gasiber fositen him 5 : Bl e i : 1 Free Delivery know,” Laube said, “I never heard Name was Benjamin J. Laube, and | gy mpine equipment o the owners. | closely. Kocsis added a par breaking |t I¢45an w, : ise of coast guard ca the 4 to 6,000 years of z of Jack Zuta until the newspapers | an attorney of G | | 71 to his 76 of yesterday for z 147 2 told of his death.” [Tnd. Las father : & FRESH MILK | total while Gamber, runnerup in the Laube said he had been retained b L ) 45 C2 Oakland, Cal. — who are | first round wi 70, slumned to by Gross, a Gary real estate man, ! a e deal, he |, ¢ K take a 78 today for a 145 on the 3 to negotiate the purchase of some |added. The elder Laube represented s ranch are sure to get | holes. hotel property in Florida Gross. f For tha Abe Espinosa of Chicago, 19 “I've been Gross' attorney for six| The letter was addressed to a ate oz r Vrm\r\orl champion, placed within one strol e or seven vears, and I made several |person identificd as " g : h s Ik dircet from | of Watson by shoofing par on the |th torpedo carries the line to shore, trips to Florida for him last year,” e telegram was a s L ‘ rport here in | second round for a 146 while Bill|the method being quicker than hoat Laube said. “He told me tfi som: | Frank Gross, Gary, ube is | abo The milk Is de- | Mehlhorn of New York, 1924 title- | reccue. Chicago men were going to finance public relaffons counsel for the | Jivered her minutes after the | the Florida deal. The transaction |Florida Motor Lines. He said he|cows have been milked | later fell through when Gross could |knew nothing of any arrangements | i 5 |9 not raise the money.” for publicity as mentioned in the The Herald Classified Ads aid In The letter to Gross mentioned that | Joter. collecting pin money. “my son made several attempts 1o é - Goneral Fred . Davis and Senstor ‘ StrauSS'Roth NEW BRITAIN'S QUALITY FOOD MARKET 391 -401 MAIN STREET John Watson by telephone tonight e focialn ’S ‘ : A e e T HOFFMANN b5 san s PO NG commeriar st § | BETTER SATURDAY SPECIALS Gov. Carlton and the other Florida 48 WEST MAIN ST. 144 MAIN ST. New Britain’s Most Progressive Market officials but it probably had som thing to do with the real estats Opposite The Burrity Qnpositaph PLEASURE AND ECONOMY 2 Phore = transaction.” Laube said Fhoned 7 A suel You can select a delightful lot of good things here . . . 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