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CLASSIFIED SECTION
SLEUTHS GUARD
THE HOME OF
KNAPP’ S HANCEE
Grand Jury to “Hear
Evidence Against
“Thrill Killer” in
Mineola Today
MINEOLA. N. Y.. July l'l.-(AP)
District Attorney Weeks of Nassau
county nnnounced.yesterday that he
would summon H. special grand Jury
loduy to present evidence against
Philip K. Knapp. non of a wealthy
Syracuse faintly nnd army‘descrter,
sought {or the murder of Louis Po-
nelln. taxicab driver.
be ‘cslled. ,
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. July 17.--’lho
intensive man hunt. for Philip K.
Knapp. twenty-four! accused of slay-
ing u. iaxl driver centered iodny utth
rovercd intensity around this City.
his home.
M’iss Ruth Clark. reputed flan-tee
Ed at her home by two detectives.
A detail of three soldiers was smt‘.
from Mitchel tield yesterday to join
Nassau county officers. in a search
of the morshlands near
Long Island. in consequence of ru-
mors that. Knapp was seen in that
vicinity yesterday. \
The man who made this disclo-
sure to the army authorities was
Sergeant J. F. Grltmun, one of
Knapp’s assoclstes at the flying
field. Gritmsn was one 0! the three
sent out to scour the marshes to-
day.
He said that on July 1, the day
Ponella disappeared. Knapp ap-
pronched him and sold:
"Sergeant. I wish you would'joln
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'of the Will O'Wisp quarry ls guard-
Baldwln. . .
""3 and 1"" ludlel m '- puriy “'0 “T“ r“ liiitpv illlllt‘lll till llll‘ Imi‘t ot' tlwi
to have in u, bungalow at llziltUiii .. l.\m~ Hm“ “mum,“ ”L ‘
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men. Griiman stated that hi- dt‘t'ltll- I.“ r. I. , , ( , - - 1 . I . a.
ed ”‘0 offer . i. 1.1 ms .i llllllllllllhl tuniiii— J M,
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. ’ 'mlw llllltl'llr‘l‘ .‘llltl «xnni'lvi‘ of ill" : ?
Norwalk Drlvers ji‘tllllltltitlllltF: lllEll timl‘ttig' must lm. The : AW
. . ; 'm-t-riut on \\llll tiit- (itH't‘llilllt‘lll lt-.‘ . " _}‘
Fined in Westport‘ ~ . =1 , .- .1 so. NORWALK GLASS C0. ~ - .
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\‘VESTPORT. July 16.-——Jnhii ll. ""ltlt‘H'llltllth‘H in 1hr: l'llllt‘ti Stilton ab pcned ior BllSlneSS at ~ "3
0rd of Union N, J, and Pam lloii- .. . . :ltil‘i‘llil in Nut York. 3 I i h
aim of 17 Laurel street. HOUUI 1\Ol“1 It'll? .‘tNtil-lllih'. July 17 (.\l').-‘: "’l'lii- ltillil tit" ltitxslnn ll'lltl“ is,: 28 ‘VEST WASIIIN(1T0N ST. 1..
walk. were each fined :25 and («Mason-rotary or (‘nmmr'rt‘t- ll: .tit-n mum Ulit'»lllllll'lt'l' m- 0llP-lllll‘tl utthu, . I J"
on reckless driving (-hiirst‘s itt'tci' ”WHv‘t'. \xlm is in si'mthvrn l_‘:illi‘ur. lu-um- ti‘:ItIt'. minimum-d in tiltullthi We ONYX 8. full lme 0f glass! plate and Window 8133‘: ‘ ‘
they had pleaded guilty in court yes-inn hummus 1...“... t‘:tt~illtics, m m», or this lllt‘ t'nimt States rur. } mirrors, mlvered and resilvercd, Windshields and car glasl ~54.
£21321“: {1:21:18 othU' nun-lighten ritiEi-ttmittv min: “”4 .«tzitmui-ntg on ”I" “who“ :ilmtit unw-qttiii'tt-r ofthototnl, : a, specialty. 613.33 0f every description at, Iowa“ pI‘lGOSi ' )‘t
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avenue. Norwalk, was fined 310 and him, hm.- mun 'l'liv ASbtit‘lutt'tl l’i't'rn‘i‘lel'.” . I 0 ms 8. a 8‘ 8.88 purc Mad rorn us free Of Charge' if
costs for violating the rules of Hi": 3th“ {tilitmliig‘ nullinp or (whininns: ~~~~-4*»-———‘~>--_~>—-‘- ; 5-};
road and an additional ‘10 fOI‘ "lb" “'l‘lit‘ .‘lllllilllilll of our ll‘lltH‘ \\lili.‘ I \l\'lIH"I'I‘Y (”11‘ MILLION SOUTH NORWALK GLASS CO. ‘4‘
crating a. car without a license. Wii— Hus-15in 1.. “s ”mm-5: 4, in: ”mg, July 17 (,t. I’.t—— .I‘
fred Kearney of 14 Prosvei‘i “WM-I "ttur t‘XlIUl'ht it) and imports front . 3h. liitmton I'ni'vr'l‘slll' MI"! “4‘“ “’1' i 28 WEST WASHINGTON 8T" 80' NORWALK' CONN‘ ' ‘ a'
Norwalk, “'35 fined ‘5 filld CONS {01' lint-r111 .‘ll'i‘ [ll'tit'f‘t (lint: with no morohmnmmtl in gift of 1,000.000 from Phone 331 . :1
operating a machine with lntnl‘ill‘i‘?‘illi‘t‘ii-iiltics tliiin tliusu of tiny oilitvi‘li‘lmrlt‘fi livhstnck. ri-tii-Cil minim-sit: ‘ 'it
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