Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 19, 1925 · page 1

Entered at second-clots " ‘

So. Normals. Conn. under the Act elf 1 V

1 dent Occurred Week Ago—Young Man’ 8

Machine Sideswiped Car of Local Attorney 7 '1

uttered Hemorrhage of Brain~Rushed
o’Oper‘ating Roam, Failed to Holly

. Herbert Green, 22. of New.
one. died in the Norwalk
at 7 o'clock last night.
.was caused by injuries. sue-
the young man a week ago.
racing automobile turned
Newtown avenue.
_ Examiner Dr. Samuel H.
11 announced death was
by a hemorrhage at the

Jesse T. Dunbar and his
Charlotte. were coming

avenue. in the tormer' a
Mr. Dunbar saw the
car and stopped at the
“the roadway.
t trout wheel or Green's
it is behaved. sideswiped
iii-out wheel or the Dunbar
1 instant Green's outdown
turned turtle. slidiVt
85 test and tin-owls:

'1. ‘Nail picked up unconscious
'ed to the Norwslk Hospital.
immediately placed on tile

tablelby- Dr. William W.

He never fully, recovered

Mess up to hiedeath.

1 car was completely wreck-

' were round an over the

wheels on the ion side

oil-at the hub. The

the car was crushed in. the

and the running gear
broken.

e- to Dunbar’s car was

The impact pushed the

a‘ tow inches. Only the
» dented.

the son or Mrs. Frank

bygthe following brothers
Mrs. Clarence Chapman.
teen. Mrs. Carlton Ray-
. or M. Green. Mrs. Wil-
1 Mrs. Galbriel Masai. Miss

1 and Miss Emma L.

union will be held at

me at 3 o'clock Thursday

, Interment will be .in

oenitery. Rev. Fred-

or of Wilton will omciate.
i ‘will be private. '

OVRK. May 19.—The quar-
of the New England
and Telegraph company
.1 bell. today when the di.
‘lared $1 a. share. pays.-
to stock a! record June
mpany had paid 8:
as June ‘30. 1920.

House statement it-
allows:

102 000- 000
13000.net

 

 

MANY DEFEND
MACRI GIRL AT

Fifth Week of Case

Take Stand and Tell
Her Story

DOCTOR TESTIFIES

Declares He Saw “Fire
In Eyes of Everyone”

Home

(By Assachted hots.)

NEW HAVEN. May 19.11—Tho trial
at Olympia Maori. unwed mother
charged with killing John Begnano.
alleged lather or her baby. Lucy. en-
tered its little week in Superior court
hero»todoy.. Both the dete‘nee and

the case ”on Friday. it not the day
betore. ‘

The defense today. continued its
rapid presentation of its witnesses in
an- ellort to build up a case 0: self-
delense‘ for the 20 year old detend-
ant. who tired three bullets into
Bsgnano on February 26 after the
two had talked lor more than; an
hour and n 1111121111 the lobby at a
local theatre.

Miss Maori. who so far in the trial
has broken down only once. received
low visitors at the county Jail over
the week-end. She is said to be
conserving her strength for is trying
ordeal on the witness stand alter the
disposal of preliminary defense wit-
nssses.

Joseph Candee. photographer. who
began his testimqn y on Friday con.
earning pictures he had taken tor rile
defense. was the til-st one called to
testify today. He testified to taking
several photographs in the county
Jail at scars on Olympia’s hip. which
the deiense claims were made by a.

c—n-a—a-as.

(Continued on Page Two.)

BLDWSIIIS AUTO
IIORN ANDGET S
INTO TROUBLE

Car '1 Forfeited When
Driver Fails to Ap-
pear—~Left It in Lieu
Of Bond .

Joseph Burnaby of Glonbrook was
arrested in Water street early this
morning by Patrolman Paul Mc-
Grath. 1

The omcer wsa patrolling his boat
when Rumsky pulled up in front or

born at his automobile. 1 "y
When questioned by the binder
he could not produce a car cal-till:
cote or ono.1rator'rlioonte» and was
placed under arrest.

no ietthiso‘srwlththe pout":

1 head. This morning h‘o tailed

appear in court and the bond was
declared iorteited.11 . 1

sold and the money turned over.to
the Clerk oi the Court.

 

 

 

MURDER TRIAL 1

Under Way -—- Will 1

011 Visit to Bagnano ‘f

 

 

murmur:

 

prosecution expect the Jury to get 1

a house and started blowing the 1

Unless he appears the car will be ‘

Brewster
Addresses C l e r g y
And Laity1at New.
Haven Convention

Right 1....

TELLS OF WORK

Mrs. Hannah. 1‘.‘ Louise
Smith Among Thosef
Frayed for at Open-V

ing of Meetingr

(By Associated Press.)

address to the clemy and- laity. doles
gates in diocesdn
lty church. again asked that it hither
coadiutor. with rishtato succession

body. He said that a‘ younl man's
hand on the helm was needed. and in
his request he specifically stated lust
tration ot the diocese.

prayer and the reading by the Blair-
who have died since the last convao~
ties and alter these names had been

(cred. . ,
Among the lalty who he.

 

 

. NEW HAVEN. May 19. - The
Right Reverend Chauncey. B Brew: 1
ster..Protestant Episcopal Bishop of .
Connecticut this afternoon 11in. his '1 ,

convention to Trim“

to the bishoprie'. be chosen; by the ‘

what duties he desired on bishop -
_coadiutor to assume in the udminlsg V

The convention was opened with :-

on or the names at clergy and lolly 1

 

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1 Flake O’Hara, . .,
walk Rd“ Wedded}

‘11....

The marriage at :Fit‘lpe 0'
well—known actor. 'who ‘
'on West Norwalk r
noon. ‘to Miss ramm-
lady. revealed yVe’VstV

Canaan.1 _ .. 1» 11 .
Miss Clary. now Mr

ited here with her hihban a n 111-.

ber of times. .3

The O'Haras spent last s rumor in ‘
1Europs._. At the actor a New Canaan

1.6.111. it was not “known where-the
couple would live this summer. ut

marriage public unti this yet.

11hVe underto

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Explosion at Electric Light Bulbs Adds to F
1 (if Smoke in Darkened Tunnel at Gr
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.V Police Chief B- a ck

F ‘r- o In New York
Conference. Wants

To Check Criminals

lot at Police William ‘38 Pen-‘
me or the inter-

national Police; Conference in New
York City in- conducting the attairs
at the News“: police department.

‘ Chis: Pennington who was in at-

1 tongsw’ce at the conference all last
‘ week stated he gathered much in-

.lortnation which will be or consid-
erable value to-hlm in handling the

‘ secret: the local. department.

The head or the local department

‘ will Make an enort to send one at

the younger omioers at the local
force to the Police School in New
York City to study more: printing
and criminal identification. More

1 precaution and care will be taken

in’ this part a! the police "work
from now on. It is hoped that
the local department will be able to
obtain a now up to date finger print-
ing machine similar to that used

the country. If this machine is
obtained the finger print records at
criminals arrested by the local po-
lice will be kept. . 1

1 Chief Pennington said that

world radio sets had been installed

the country. He did not believe
one would be installed in Norwall:
but thought that. it was a good idea.

While at the conference he was

; informed that at any time Nor-walk

wished ;'to‘ broadcast any informa-
tion in a_ search taro criminals or
missing persons that it this infor-
sun‘s—aspen.
(Continued on Page Two)

u Cousins

by up-tobdate departments all over.

in‘
1 many of the cities throughout the

to receive criminal news all over ‘

NEW YORK. May 19.-—At
75 persons were injured. 5t
them probably totally. 1 in
panic which‘swept a crowd 1E

'1‘ Side subway train as it was about. ”
_ leave the Grand Central Torin
«Station today.

A. blown fuse. to .
lowed by a series or electric

bulb explosions, was reported
have been the cause at the sec

The train. literally Jammed wi

1humanity.1oame to a sharp top

a‘bloClc tram the terminal M
women- and children. massed
every one at the cars. we “I!
more ’their.1tset in‘ contusi'o

grow to panic proportions we...“
cart began to all with stldln toi‘o‘h‘

caused by burning insulation.

A ehortwireuit had tall ‘
ho motorxnan to he 1
1’ line's

, e's eelg‘nal‘ or lb
111.1... eoreaadng. Ashlin; -
and children W1

exits and seeking to coca
their emolike immanent
smashing windows.

Scores were knocked to the;_
doors and trampled. The
slon was added to When guards pug
vented opening or emergency deli
‘ The lounge and several saloo‘
the nearby Hotel Vanderbilt» 11
converted into emergency hominid
where 25 persons received trot.
ment.

Thirty others were removed
Bollevue hospital. »

Ollicials oi! the lnterborough as
pid Transit company reported it
up to 10 o'clock they had recs
Word that 13 persons had
treated on station platforms

The electric current in th .1
rails or the subway was discon
lied to permit the panic
thousands to stream thol
throuth the tubes to emergen
other exits. some of them 1
blocks from the scene of the a.
dent. 1 1

As clouds of smoke oil
the train. the passengers. manyat
them women and children.
panic stricken and kicked
windows oi! the
gloss flew in all

fought to make their way
the train. »

gram of selling xiii) government.
eels for scrapping'hat been to V
ly agreed upon by the“ suhé'co

 

on scrapping of the shipplu b‘