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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 20, 1924 · page 5

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.. .. .1: DECEMBER 2:), 1924.

YCORONERIN
MURDER CASE.

'mfiéial Will
”1.3m. Wright and

Redd

My pct. ‘30,..—

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pool room.

connection with the

“'11:; by Cor-
investiga-
the opinion
local police.
:1 of Elijah
the police
age has been
so that in all
. .ill be ready
Judge Samuel
in“: on Monday
"L. coroner today.
- "v shied when ,
by Detec~
H. McCarthy.
.V of the shots

 

Jessie Lindsey of No.

 
 
 

ing the murder.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

V float of hi: it is possible. better _ s- a ~ wlfirr'enc ‘. I’mler cwlrr "tmoswl‘eres. ‘he raea‘ lembran es '9 wide. ‘
‘ _‘. m. —e 105 ’ 'nJe. ~ , ‘ .5 , , .' . ‘i f , .‘_ ‘ f L. l n C ‘ W | one day “Fiery" was cadalylng for
2,: . Lune draw a 9 - {expenmen.a. subjects “furl; Able to ,fluctnatlons of temperature causes: .1 1 ‘1‘— ethla'l’ He: who afler
.. - . . 1 . ‘ ’ . ’ ._ V ' .. 3‘0
. draw one on Al? t a. high temperature. :perform a larger amount of physmal u: reacuon that weakens the powers‘» r " r p ‘ '

lied to the
._ engaged in
ever a. card?
, Yd la 22ml
--i l::-- William.

 

mal loss of body heat.

pool room.

 
 

. vr . .
' zed twlce t_}.“5€‘211ence of this interference withquerheaha fio usher in a. from of undesirablef ‘F‘lery.’ you. mlght go and'ge: my the m 0m“- l i th of—I VE‘EPE‘JIYOUI’
.- _ - with Wm- ll”? normal loss of heat. A burden‘ "Ovar' muses 6““..rr‘lzerm- ”an"! dangerous ”4‘0““? .“ it wen” { Duvet Tm“ Smmatln. usher b3: :tne‘ 331’ for emer—
‘. tree-nos andlls thrown on the heat-regulatinzlful effe mclucr-s P. :Wv‘ulng Prise-en: “forth while to avoxd this am: To this “Flex-3:” replied: I'm paid flee. who is awaiting trial :0 ergo“. u . ,
. . “lehpock- : mechanlfm. Qn lucrease‘ln the bodylthe- mm:— 19;: .md str urK-u‘u'l 31:3 ihyggengcaand unnatural :xPosure. of me carry. no (at felcl: and carry.”-—— court on charges saga; 0:11.; a; 2‘3““ lunches, ‘ ;
‘ . ?- dlemperauure: m the. mpldy of thezlnoee. .hg muewm r‘ .-. .n—ith 12:19:11 membranes lzrst to m: L against McGrath. “5t e ' ‘ ' . . . l «-9.
ma. Ffwziu'heart rate. 1:: the rate of breathing. flames much rv-vlmz- .. . .15" €$”'e ‘ moderate heat and zhen to {-1-- galleged to have “m... a numbi'r; O: In YOU! l T" ‘
"e“: " ‘gand a. fall in the general tone of the .molst v. 21.1531 s ‘r ”m. _ Lea gueme cold," . . .. :0, m. take loan certificates issued 1v. ,.. fl . . con“ “'m .~r
» z and helcirculatory system follow. In fact. the al.— 1: 1 exposed to; Quoted from an article by Drfl .L‘l‘BmOI: lKeller and McGrath. “a dv‘ww aetomohle. ! (‘onneauy & Bracken " * ‘ _
’ 5h°’5 the responses of the body to any ln-irapidly moving: COIL! air. the nasal gJosepl-l I‘léffaft‘ln former secretary; )Io)lthFr—T0u must try tog ex 021’, McGrath was on the Stan-1 for a n ""

 

 

 

203
Street. and Eliza Copeland o:
105 W‘orth Street. who are
accused with having helped “High-
pockets” get out or the city follow-
_ wnllam' Wlse of;
My. 78 Canal Street, proprietor on
the poolroom in which the shooting;
occured. will also be heard by the;

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TEMPERATI’RE FOR. HEALTH
Infections are leg in cold room. l
“heap your moms in winter a: a A

Jr the deathlerspemfiure of 63 degrees or as near (condition 3-13" reduces :hysical d‘lcom m the head.

 
 

Phat through the back. I
P OBE Witnesses o: the floating vary in
. 3 , lthelr'optnlcns as to who fired .the

shot mvowhle for the death- of
Redd, who was one of the
known men of. his race in this dty.
Some 01 the witnesses who have
been examined by the police and the.
coroner state that Edward Townes.
colored. of No. 1'33 Worth Street.
:who is telng held. on a. charge of
murder. was the one who fired the
shot that killed 113de while other:
are of the opinion that l: was “’lll-
leg: :llson, colored. of No. 67 Pa-
,‘ m c e root. who was res nsib
5 M (leaf U'I)I the shooting of Redd angowhofetlfg;
2 allege. fired the shot that killed the
3 local colored man a: he was running
' away from the trio. in' an effort to
avold a further argument with those
with whom he had quaralled in the

Those under detention and char;-
ed with murder are Elnah Wright.
of Pacific Street; Edward Town-lies l
of No. 133 Worth Street and Will-
iam W‘llson 0: No. 67 Pacific Street.
other: who aro"nnder detention in
murder
Viola. Tango of No. ':5 Canal Street.
slster~in-law of William Wllson. one
of those accused of the shooting;
Pacific

jointly

around To degrees. especially when
it ismoist. interferes wlth the not- 1 er air Condizlons. This findlng scems
“'hen airlto work out in practnsal xxprrichL-J
becomes excessively warm the body 3 7“?
'cnnno: lose heat to the snrrouu-ilng‘clmed to Linda":
3.1

. I
"Discomfort soon- arises as a. con-

terterenco with its normal heat log-vmembrances are

 

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Ne?» F uncle Kalle-E) Activities in U. 8. Navy Yard?—

 

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The congressional spproprittion of 8380.000,000 for the fury bu mused rm of no
tivitiu in repairing end ' the éhips of Uncle Sun? tea form, dehyed by lack of funds.

Photoshon o‘gh'myseof zthrooklyn navy yud withthcdmdnanght Wyominglnthew

:TEC‘Wyoming, largest vessel.“ the yuan, will be‘rudy for .55??? Januar!;

THE SENTINEL . .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Starks imm “‘lt's Anni! . ‘
Nothing restores the sclfecstecm of 1»
the gentleman who isn‘t boss in us.
home lure (h: secret
trait en‘s. I

‘flas-Eags may rrors {he Atlantici
in-gularly." Tho): do now: one moms"
them on all M'K'S.‘—'.Eliliib‘fih Jourv:
naL ‘

The roar of Niagara Falls to to be :
broadcasted over the radio. “’6: .
Lavat- something that sounds like if
on our radio met-y mglxt.—-Soulh~
em Lumberman.

Milllonalre (.‘oozens yam an m-
cnme tax of about $6.090 for 15:3. ~
“'e are rmw prewar-ml to qun with
him in his accusations that there is:
something rotten in the Treasury‘
Edopar?m~7r;.~—Columhia Ibisord.

BRIDGEPORT. Dec. :0. (Special;

 

Methods “U s e d by
Keller and Others

 

 

 

 

-.. m mum—W. m re-z 51...... i pleasure towear
served by Judge Willhm M- Maltblei With a I

in Criminal Superior court yesterday;
atta- henrlnx arguments by the state
and defense 1:: the use of Horn-d
XCGrath. former m: manager
at the Stamford omen of the Bergen-)
cm Iloon Society. on trial. charted i
with embezzlement of sums aggro—l
gating 31.700 0: his employers. .
The court. It was announced. will
nuke known it: decisionnext Wed-g -
nun-lay. ! \\ \
Keller. manager of the ofl'xce, al~.
ready sentenced to five years ini
Stste'a prison. was recalled q.) the;
sand gt the reopening of the;
session. He elucidated several dealsl \
in which he claimed 31mm para—l
clpatéd tn the issuance of fake loans»;

Audltor Slot-hut. representative of:
the loan company. was a witness. Hes

 

The exposure . of 5 A CADDY‘S LIMITATIOSS

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“work ,1.“ .3. missing a short putt on ’ the

 

6, performed in warm- got defense of the membranes against
glhe invasion 0t bdczetia. Yet. ibis
is just the type of exposure which
che membranes experience- when one
(a, or to «‘vwntlnuelgoes out doors from an overheated:
any physical osx-‘r'ion. cspwcxally'toom on a. Cold. wintry day,
Iwhen one {ends to become q'Ji'ile'j "Since an ordlnary cold

renew-e his feelings.
“"131 face unnxomd.

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rumba-rd suddenly

it)! ihe New York Sta-1e Commlssion ; beater with you. French. Betty.

 

 

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'Ch‘dgmg funcnon are strikingly similar to pnemic. The): WCC’Y‘SC {116 bu: still ion Yentllarion. “\‘emxlazmsj: Home. letf_\'-——ch. some dav I should ithe testimony Of Hell?! who 5‘35“" VAN“... ,-.° 30' N0! "Elk. Conn. ‘
5,3' 9307:5tl1os'; induced under conditions orlroma'm 5WD} g$chool and Workshop." apl‘fl'al‘mg in 3 hke m be able to tell 'Mams’ll 1 day sold he Rev! NCGfl‘h 3‘19““9‘3: L WWW": '
that. heifevn; : . 3 "Th9 !‘ flhe December Hygela. Front-h cxnctiy what I've alwayt with mOEEy. He denied Partifilpa" DONhQSk‘IHRSS. l‘iORlTFGLCGH.
: ~ 544‘ "IF- ad‘liiion *9 11"»? ‘fiSCO‘l‘fi‘V” «25¢? »— i {bought of he: in English—Punch non 1:: several speélfic instance! aocmrsrcscewmx: smmz-
- ‘i’ h0fil“.fhr-)llgh: on ’95" overheating. this bacteria. 73:. ~—.»\rlr>=rusn m Tho Sentinel. '

. London.

 

 

ninth
men a: Mull-field threw 113 putter
into the neighboring porato field to

“Fiery" was
; walking in the diroctlon or the next
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uncovered the entire situation Whené
he detected the chance of $1,000}
from the Stamford branch's balance 5,? f
on November :3. He explained to} @8655 we
the court. methods employed by 1(qu .
ler and other: under arrest. . , I

Detective Sergeant James Thewlxsz 060 a e
of the Stamford i‘olice departmenfq ,3
identified several statements talien of; 15 a fil‘ze 8529;? Qixo/afe
Keller and other: implicated m the; V 1 4. . “FL
deal. One statement taken fromlg Sup 3 can- 1:: your peeuet
Keller while he was awaiting tria . “a“, . na
before the Superior court. Thewll:_ “ ~‘4-t‘": C
polDQEd out. ShW‘HCGmth to be .1 133g “3‘.

pony to the wholesale trickery 1n

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

:short whlle. He refuted much 0: 81 Wuhmgton Street ._. ,

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Willie Baker&Co.Ll¢l

 
 
 
 

 

‘where \he comm: was defrauded.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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at very low prices. ‘ sets. ,
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Get Rid ‘of Your Old Furniture Before Christmas
We’ll take it in on trade with New Furniture

Be to yourself this Christmas. and to every member of the £31m y.‘
Get rid of your old out-of-date furniture—we‘ll give you a liberal al-vy
lownnoe for it on the purchase of new iumitnre and you can my the
balance next year in. small. easy-paymmts. Because we have arrang-
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all secondhand furniture taken in trade. We can give you a big-
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