The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 20

“AUT CRCUS cUK BRUNE KAD LET he {Former Employee of Murdered _ Showman Believed — by i Police to “Know Things.” EXONERATE ‘DOC’ WARD gi Reveals That He Had Cor- responded With Mrs. Brunen as “Mrs. Nolan.” (Special From a Staff Correspondent | of The Evening World.) RIVDRSIDE, N J. Mareh 17.— llowing the exbneration of Carl i qWard, head canvasman the flighty Deris’ circus, from any con- f Mhection with the murder last Friday PMevening, of Join H. Brunen, its Paswner, County Detective Parker to- Feday took to his office George L. GWerner, a cook, who was discharged Rrunen after an angry quarrel in Parker said Werner was er arrest but was £7xnow things.” 8 Ward went voluntarily to Mount Holly late last night with Police Capt. James Larkin of Jersey City and was not under arrest at any time. 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Larkin ened to Kill him: first, wa police headquarters The desire for ¢t nforma The old tnan did not think any which Ward was thong we really Wrong between hi them caused the policc wife this man until that time,’ another examination of M 1 Turnequist “That was in No. to learn whether it was tru ut | vert nonth after the sho w he had heard nothing of Rrunen since he left the cireus exer pt one day when he happened to meet Mrs and her daughter Bruner mail for several we murder, undef the nm: and the Jatter’s |pror t _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 17, 1922, OO (Re ent neon att 8D TE sed. ‘1544 yellow is about thirty]against him by Edward and Joseph irs old, & good looker, well set up|Hondley to recover $673,400 testified ind had sandy hair.’ that when his corner on wheat collapsed On the day of his death Brunen] in 15 ordered @ carpenter to make a] ar he loves, Henry 8, D'Aldrey, twenty- ohe, of No. 610 West Street was sentenced by Magistrate Renaud In West Side Police Court to refrain from looking at or communicating with in ‘50th 000. husband in Jersey City, He said he In Riedie tly tt naince car” of a box car for living $11,000,000" ti : wnned also to quarte 1 yay fe jonths seventeen-year- was with them fo ew hours and | ned also to learn why | quarters for himself and his famntiy ntiffa any way for six months seventeen i hete sel ioe vevmenie CIE Snooky" had not bor ‘He wanted to spend more time Positiv Leiter, wholold Etfzabeth Carre epdaughter of that when they left him they in Jace In the kennel under | here 80 he coud get more work ided that he » satisfied all] Albert Altman, No. 5 West 124th tended going to Hoboken, W rough which his master |of the men,’ said Turnquist. 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