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.V- n e t PBE8S BUN i AVERAGE DAILY OUtOtlLATION tor the Moqth of September, 1929 Partly cloudy, and cooler tonight; 5,357 ’ ^oim . State LiVjiaty— Comp. Friday fair. Hemben of tho Auilt Bnroaii of CIrcalatloM SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, (Claaslfled Advertising on I age 14) VOL. X U V ., NO. 15. HERE ARE MOSfcOW-NEW YORK FLYERS POSSIBLE MURDER Sirs SEEN IN WAPPING FOR HIRING AN EXPERT f a r m e r ; s d e a t h BOOZE R u m s VERBAL CLASHES Frederick Drake Found Dead With Deep Gashes on HADFDRTRESS FEATU^HEARING Head— Wife Reports Finding Body This Mommg in A S m B A S E Old Shack on Buckland Road— State Police Conduct ■ Senator Ringbam Admits He Possibly Made Mistake But ing Investigation— Man Had Been Reported Missing. Members of Million Dollar liiRKts He Saw Notbing Improper About It— Says He Syndicate (aught in Gi The oossibility of murder in connectwn with the mysteri Asked Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association for a ous deatlf of Frederick Drake, 51 years old Wapping farm ^ gantic Raid; Agents Find who was found dead this morning beside a bed a dilapidated Man Who Understood Rates and the Needs of the shack was being investigated today by State Police, Broadcasting Station. were several bad cuts and gashes on Drake’s head ^ Stale— Was Not Fanriliar With Situation— Eyansbn, belief that he had been assaulted. The rooms were in consid New York, Oct 17.— (A P )— A. erable disorder indicating a drunken b r a w l . _______________ fortified arsenal equipped with em GrlU Wife the Expert Never Cashed Check He Got from Senator \ placements for its battery of ma chine guns and used as headquarters barracks and Dr. H. J.sr-s« Onderdonk I HURT for $1 ,000,000 rum smuggling Washington, Oct. 17.— (A P )—One I On Stand of East Hartford, medical examiner date, was in the hands of Federal verbal clash after another develop- » for the town of South Windsor, agents today after a surprise attack questioned Mrs. Etta Drake, 45 on the syndicate, extending ed between Senator Bingham, Re year old second wife of the dead AYEARAGOAT publican, Connecticut, and members the Atlantic coast from New Yors man who said she found her to Atlantic City, N. J. of the Senate lobby committee as band dead when she visited me The raiders c^ tu red a hidu..p the former related his employment shack shortly before 10 o’clock this radio station from which orders 00 of Charles L. Eyanson, an officer of F TBAU.DIES c .f, Wool, riPt morning. The grilling took place i717.— _ r (AP) A P i—Weather permitting, the Russian aviators flying the “La^d of the in code were sent to the fleet oi in the home of Everett Buckland a , the Connecticut Manufacturers As Soviets” from Moscow to liquor ships and speed boats operat short distance from the Drake f^^m. sociation, to assist him on tariff When Mrs. Drake emerged from the long hop across the unitedUnited SUtee ember o£ tte crew -is not shown. Below -is ed by the syndicate. Use ISO Officers. room, she was crying. Paralysis Follows Injury Shestajov, and Navigator Boris F matters at the time the tariff bill Not Responsible, Belief their ship. A force of 130 special treasury was before the Senate finance com agents, deputy U. S. marshals a.nd However, both Dr. Onderdonk ^ d mittee. , Backiel said after quizzing Mrs. Suffered in His First New Jersey state police, '^to Bingham said he “possibly made a Drake that they did not believe she action simultaneously made 32 raids, mistake” in hiring Eyanson but in was responsible for her husbands Game; Was Talented and O m W A GREETS arrested 32 men and seized quanti sisted h^ saw nothing improper death. They announced for pimiica- SEVEN KILLED, 12 HURT ties of Imported liquor. about it but Chairman Caraway tion that they were satisfied Drake Among those' arrested were argued Eyanson had been serving died from natural causes despite ms Popular at North End. ^ BRITISH P R E M IE Emanuel (Mannie) Kessler and two masters, the government and head injuries which they said might Morris Sweetwood, both of the association. Replying, Bingham have occurred from falls while un WHEN OLD HOTEL BURNS have served terms in the federal said Eyanson had turned back all der the influence of liquor. After being confined to bed for prison at AUanta for large scale money received from the govern Wife’s Story. more than a year unable to use bootlegging operations. ment and the only reason he had Mrs. Drake’s story was that she either his arms or legs as the result I WAYS OF A WOMAN Enthusiastic Reception for Kessler and Sweetwood, however, been placed upon the pay roll was so had been living at the home of h?r of paralysis which developed from a Trapped by Flames, Victims , ARE QUEER INDEED. __ Ill* 11/1 / were released later at Trenton, tbe he would be under discipline of the husband’s brother, George Drake on football injury, Stanley Matthew Senate. the main Wapping road a short di.?- Jamroga, 24 years old, of 471 North New London, Oct. 17.— (AP)— MacDonald; Hold Confer- Walsh Sarcastic tance away for three weeks because Main street, died late last night at A brand new variety of spite act present operations. Were Smothered ia« Their developed here. A woman was Several times committee members her husband had made life the Memorial hospital here. It was The raids were based on secret in burning leaves in her yard when ence With MacKenzie King insisted on “yes and no” answers by Sen. Hiram Bingham able during his drinking spells. It on October 7, last fall that the dictments returned by a Federal an unfriendly neighbor tele the Connecticut Senator who at one had been reported that Drake had yovmg man met with the accident Rooms — Woman Leaps Grand Jury at Trenton N. J. phoned to fire headquarters that junction told Senator Walsh, Demo been missing for several days. Ihe which crippled him for more than a had an observer present at the hear- a serious blaze was in progress. crat, Montana, that if he would ’’not first information of his death came year and finally took his life. Jam Ottawa, Ont., Oct. 17.— (A P .)— BOTH MEN FREED. be so sarcastic” he would appreciate *ngs injine tiou e from Window. Two companies and a crowd re Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Ot Connecticut Interested when Mrs. Drake came running up roga had never played football be sponded, to the embarrassment of Trenton, N. J., Oct. 17. (A P )-— it. , the street to the Buckland residence fore in his life. Last season he re- tawa from Toronto today to dis Emanuel (Mannie) Kessler and The witness explained he- has asked “Connecticut is vitally interested the bonfire maker. in the tariff. Consequently, when I screaming, “ Fred is dead. pprted as a candidate for a line Seattle, Wash., Oct. 17.— (AP)— cuss with Premier MacKenzie King Morris Sweetwood, two of the men the association to “loan” him an ex position on the Cloverleaves of ^e taken into custody ih the raids on pert on tariff who understood the was put on the finance committee I Galled Local Police. Trappedflam es, seven persons Caiiada’s part the peace and north end. rum nmning headquarters during needs of Connecticut as he himself felt the great importance of having Mrs. Buckland said ,th^ ' naval limitations moves which he a knowledge of everything that Drake was trembling like a leaf and Hurt In First Game lost their lives and twelve others the night, were released after was qot familiar with the situation. The first two games of the season, were burned or otherwise injured in I Instituted with President Hoover lengthy conference with Philip Fore Walsh estimated the “people of state needed in the way of tariff that tears were streaming down her rates, not only for industry but for face as she exclaimed that she had Jamroga did not get into the line a fire that swept through the Port last week. man, United States district attar- America will contribute by tariff up, being held in reserve. Then came Brandegee ney, Douglas Hicks this morning taxes to the prosperity of Connecti agriculture. found her husband dead. Mr- Buck- The British prime minister’s con the third and his team rolled up a land hotel here early today. Neither of the men was mentioned cut $632,000,000” under the pending “Knowing some of our industries land notified Manchester Firemen believed that all bodies ferences with the premier will be needed help I decided to get the ^^c^t headquarters where he was told hov/ safe lead. (3oach Jerry Fay sent in in the indictments returned by the bill compared with $556,000,000 un Jamroga to one of the tackle posi had been recovered from the the last official sessions for Mr. expert I could find to help me.” to get in touch with state police. smoulding ruins. Several of the in Federal Grand Jury. der existing law. Bingham then read a letter he tions. On the very next play, the The authorities were satisfied the Two officers, Albin Backiel and jured were in a critical condition and MacDonald before he sails from Bingham’s Answer wrote to E. Kent Hubbard, presi first in which he had ever participat men had nothing to do with liquor Patrick O’Toole, came to the scene some were not expected to live.