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Story Puzzles Oil Probers ! NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION THE WEATHER for the iiioiith of February, 1928 Forecaat by 0 . S. W edthor BaM aa, n p j i m r t New H dvea 5,108 V * ^ state Library Mentber of the Auiiit Uateao ol Fair ioni^t imd Tuesday. Circnlatlona VOL. XLIL, NO. 144. < itissifled Advertising on Page lU. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928. ^TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS OLD SWINDLE PRIDE OF YEAR Navy. Raises Sunken Submarine WORKED AGAIN -4> Pole Puts $3,000 in Bag and ‘MYSTERY BOND’ STORY ISFOUNDSLAIN Expected Them to Double— They Disappear Double- mm i A P ^ T M E N T Quick. ? r ' %C'‘' Danbury, Conn., March 19. PUZZLES OIL PROBERS — Constantin Brozyna, until ■<?> last week president of the Po­ One Bullet Goes Through lish American Citizens’ Club here, had ?3,000 worth of Witness In Chicago Says Wall, Shatters Mirror bonds of the Polish Republic Savants to Find Out in his possession, holding for the club. A group of gypsies Package Was Sent By Next Door and Arouses came to town last week and called on Brozyna, heard f/ ' What are Moonbeams Mistake to Washington, about the bonds, and told him Suspicion; Husband Held. if he would put the bonds into a bag and leave them until 111, When It Was Meant Monday morning they would Washington, March 19.— Moon-^we see exposed at the moon’s sur- beams—o m e sincea 1 n / > A the+Vwa daysH o v e ofe\9 Helen of 'r face?O *» • Xew York, March 19.— Mrs. Hel­ double themselves. Brozyna let the gypsies do the work Troy the downfall of many a man 2. “ What is the physical and For High Official in Wash^ en C. Kimball, pretty 30-year-old and today he found in the bag — at ' t have been turned Into sci­ chemical behavior of these materi­ school teacher and bride of a year, a wad of newspaper wrapped entific channels and will be used by als under lunar surface condi­ ^vas found shot to death in bed in in bad flve-dollar bills. When , .ssv physicists of Carnegie Institute in tions?’’ nigton, D. C.— One Part a study of the physical features of her home in a fashionable apart­ Brozyna told the police they “ Having obtained answers to the surface of the moon. these questions, -we may proceed to ment at 1081 Park Place, Brook­ recollected a gypsy band tfhat Of Story Confirmed. departed on Thursday for an Within a short time, it was speculate regarding the gensis of lyn, today. unknown destination. learned today, Carnegie Institution the craters and other lunar fea­ Her husband. William Kimball, will attack seriously the major tures,” the report added. principal of John Ericson Junior phases of a lunar investigation to Study Moonbeams "Washington, March 19.— The High school in Brooklyn, notified determine the origin of its surface “ Unfortunately -we cannot visit sensational story, involving a higli . < <■ features. at the school of his -wife's death, the moon and learn at first hand government official and a great oil HUSBAND SAYS Before this question can be stud­ about its rocks and their environ­ is being held for questioning by ^ ,.v Inspector John L. Sullivan. ied directly, however, according to ment. The best we can do is to corporation, told during the bond Kimball collapsed when told of a Carnegie report, answers must be study the reflected sun’s rays— inquiry in Chicago, was thrown into the slaying of his wife. He was DORIS DID NOT obtained to two puzzles: a maze of confusion today when In­ 1. “ 'What are the materials that taken to Brooklyn police headquai-- (Continued on Page 3) ternational News Service learned ters before he had an opportunity to see the body. that the Senate, public lands com­ The murder was discovered when KILL BWCHARD mittee had no definite informatioi a bullet tore through the wall of DR. DONOVAN DEAD; NORA BAYES DEAD; to support hints that a $50,000 Lib­ the Kimball apartment and shatter­ After lying for three months 100 feet below the surface of the sea off Provincetown, Mass., erty, bond fund was used. ed a mirror in the home of James Makes 11th Hour Confes-| The “ Mystery witness,” who ap­ Jones adjoining. The bullet passed the rammed submarine S-4 was raised Saturday by navy rescue ships. This aerial photo was SfCK TWO MONTHS WAS STAGE STAR peared in Chicago, it was learned, a fev.' inches over a bed occupied taken by an NEA photographer just as the S-4 came to the surface, buOyed by pontoons which reported only that a mysterious by Ruth Jones, sister of the owner of the apartment. sion— May Mean New! divers finally succeeded in attaching. The submarine, indicated by arrowy is visible between package--was supposed to have been : the two sets of pontoons, with the rescue ship F alcon in the foreground. Forty men lost their sent by mistake to a man. in Wash­ Calls Police Rector of St. John's R. C. ington, Illinois, when actually, in­ Jones, awakened by bis sister and Trial For Him— No Deci-j lives when the undersea craft was rammed Dec. 18 by the coastguard cutter Pauldino-. Illness of Actress Kept a Se­ tended for a government official in told of the shot, called out a win­ Washington. The witness had not dow for aid. Police Sergeant Fran­ Church, of Middletown, to seen the package, knew nothing of cis Campbell and Patrolman George sion By Cabinet. ! cret— Death Follows An its contents and could not say Shofer, wlio were passing the whether it actually was delivered apartment in a police car, heard Be Buried Wednesday. to the Washington, Illinois, man. his cries and ran into the building. Naval Board Inspecting S-4 Operation. Montreal. Que., March 19.— The mystery witness reveale.i They found Mrs. Kimball lying that telegrams were exchanged be­ on the bed, a bullet wound in her Threugh his eleventh-hour state­ side. I Middletown, Conn., March 19.— tween officials of the oil corpora­ ment completely exonerating Doris New York, March 19.— Nora tion and the Washington, Ilinois, I Funeral services for Rev. Dr. James No trace of a slayer was round. Julia McDonald from any part in LIS IS EXONERATED LIVED TWO YEARS Bayes, noted actress, died today in man. Senate investigators already The door appeared to have been Ill-Fated Submarine With ! P. Donovan, permanent rector of have confirmed this much of hia locked from the inside and there the killing of Adelard Bouchard. I Jewish hospital following an oper­ George .McDonald today had re-1 , St. John’s Catholic church here, ation performed a week ago. At story. were no signs of an entry having Chcckijig Up Story been forced by anyone. The lock on gained the love of the wife who I OF MURDER CHARGE Eight Bodies Within Hull, will be held at the church 'Wednes­ her bedside was her husband, Ben­ WITH BROKEN NECK Government agents have been the door was of the type that locks was to have been hanged with him! day at ten o’clock with pontifical jamin Friedland, garage owner. wlien slammed. high mass celebrated by Rt. Rev. dispatched to Washington, Ills., to next Friday morning on the gal-! Now In Dry D ock-B odies The actress’ illness was a closely check .up the story in that little The negro janitor of the apart­ John J. Nilan, bishop of Hartford. ment told police of having seen a ' lows in Valleyfield prison. j guarded secret, and became known town some 125 miles southwest of man hurriedly leaving the apart­ The thoughts of the former North End Youth Released Son of Noted Lawyer Dies Other officers of the mass were not only after it proved fatal. Chicago and adjacent to Empeoria. To Be Removed Tonight. announced today. Interment will The news was confirmed at the ment a few minutes before they ir Oklahoma and Mt. Vernon, N. Y., They will seek to interview th« rived. take place in St. John’s cemetery Friedland residence, 624 West End girl turned today not to her prom­ By Police After Texas Of­ avenue. man, with whom the oil company -Veiglibors said that Kimball al After Long Battle— Knew here. corresponded, to learn, whether he ised freedom, but to the man from j Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston. Dr. Donovan’s body will be car­ Besides her husband. Miss Bayes Mays lefi for his school befdfe whom she had become estranged as i received the mysterious package, Mrs. Kimball, who was a teacher at ficer Appears. I Mass., March 19.— Th interior of ried to the church at three p. m., is survived by three adopted chil- whe^er he learned its contents the hour of death swiftly approach­ Noted Athletes. tomorrow to lie in state until 'vV’ed- dren, ^orma, 9, Leonara, 8 and ' learned its 1-nblic School No. 44, at Throop ed. I the 'ill-fated Submarine S-4 was Peter 6. i and what he did with it, if it came and Putnam avenues, Brooklyn, nesday morning. Divine offices for ” I did not believe that he would I penetrated today by a Naval Board i Divorced Four Times into his hands. went to her classes. They had lived the, dead will be chanted at 7:30 p. The story however, will be speak out,’,’ she said today in her John Lis, well known north end , of inspection. Pittsburgh. March 19.— After a m., tomorrow while at eight a. m., Miss Bayes was four times di­ m tlie apartment about a year po- thoroughly investigated and un­ prison cell, '“but I am glad that he young man has been completely Wednesday a children’s mass will vorced before marrying Friedland iice were told, and were known as [ The broken undersea boat was two and a half year fight against doubtedly aired at committee hear­ a devoted couple.
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