Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 21, 1925 · page 1

 

 

 

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Eugene Rising Gave
gA Pistol Silencer fer

Every Stolen Auto

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won National Guard
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Haven

HARTFORD, Oct. 21.——The state
olice department will investigate
file disposition of sixty automobiles
olen in New York which are al-
nged to have come into the posses—
“’sion at Eugene G. Reising of East
arttord. Superintendent Robert '1‘.
urioy said today.

Reining was indicted in New York ' '

yesterday in connection with the
"Cowboy gang" round-u up on the
charge of having sold the gangsters
pistol silencers. receiving stolen
automobiles in payment.
State Policeman lvred Hanson has
been assigned to the base and has
‘ nworking with Detective Eer-
ants Duggsn and Hammeil or the
Nov: York force and B. E. McMa—

ncy.

At least one of the automobiles
alleged to have been given to Rel-
sing in exchange for revolver silen-

rswhich he is said to have tur-

hed members of the "cowboy

11.3” New York bandits. was sold

- to a Hartford man. according to a.

’ report received by Chic! McKee or
til East Hartford police.

Secured Car Recently.

liaising. according to the East

Hartford chief. secured the car.

hioh was found in his possession

New York oi‘ticers early yester-

morning. about two months ago.

ore that he had had a 1825

el automobile. » According to

e: McKee. Reining, who was

pposed to have been in bad ilnan-

, circumstances has had many

tomoblles. all or them line appear

3 cars and usually recent models.

are he secured them. or the dis-
position he made of them is not
known to Chlet McKee. . ,

Mrs. Raising has had the same

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Q; oi! wheat-writers Detective“
a tire. by Patrolman EdWsrd Wit»

Stealing Tire, Anoth-
er Chance

REPENTENT ‘

one Most Serve. Two
Months in County

Jail to Think‘Things'i

items in woodWar‘d avenue early yes;

p ,
had a narro' escape tron: serioul‘

tfliury when a blackboard in Room

i broke my trom the moulding :
and crashed to the floor yesterday

afternoon.
The only child injured was Edith
Risko, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs.

John Risks oi! Van ant street. who ’
V wan stwck on the head by the heavy

slate hoard.
Rushed to Doctor.
A cut over. an inch long was in-
flicted in her scalp. She was rush-

ed to the office of Dr. Robert E. .‘ .
Porcine in West avenue. where the

wound was sewed up

The children in the class. who

Were in their seats at the time or A

the accident, was in charge of Miss ‘

Charlotte Jarvis ct Sesview avenue. 1"“ trial. “WW1“

their teacher. .
Recitations were being heard when

suddenly the board. which was on

the side or the room. slipped out
from under the moulding and crash

ed “heroes the desk of the Risko girl. I
part at it striking her on the head

terday morning. were arraigned in ,

the doWntown City Court before
Judge Freeman Light this morning.

Serosi was given a suspended jal‘ .

sentence of three months in the

County Jail. Veno was sentenced

to tour month in Jail two of which

were suspended. lie-will have to

serve two months. .
Fathers in Court

Judge Light was lenient with the ..

two young men when they both ad.
mitted‘ that they. were guilty,
promised to wall: the straight and
narrow path: from now on. The
fathers at both of the boys were in

but '

court arid asked that their sons he "

given another chance.

Sarosi was warned that he mus'
go home and reside with his parents
and not live away from them. as he

has been doing for the past year. and X

that he must sell his automobile and

obey his fathei' or he would have to . '

serve the jail sentence.

Attorney John J. Cuneo asked that
the Veno boy also he let oft with
a suspended sentence. but Judge
Light said that he had been given

several chances and that he should

be given some time in the County
Jail to think matters over.

. , Stern Warning

He warned him that .1! he did
not behave when he was released
from the jail. that he would be sent

. hack and made to serve the remaind-

'- ington avenue but a. search did not
one o: their-on electric light poles.
‘ l

cation has hee'n made to the
Utilities Commission by the ‘

England Transportation Com-V
or permission to establish the

‘ oil‘s interested in the matter is

' d to appear before the Pub-

thities Commission on that date.

lb planned to place a large type
v opened service.

or of his sentence“ '
Both of the boys stated that they
had never stolen any tires before.
The police were tipped of: yes-

terday that there was some tires hid--

den in the grass. in a lot near Lex-

A meeti ‘g or the some. Com-
mittee will be held in the City Hall
this evening. » ‘

Mayor Thomas Katrina has call-
ed the committee together and it is
thought that the matter of a new
traffic ordinance will be discussed
and one ordered drawn up and pre-
sented at the next meeting or the
Common .Council.

GREEKS SEND UIII'IIIA'I‘UM.
ATHENS, Greece. Oct. Ii ‘AP)-

L —The Greek Government has sent

Ithe frontier lighting now
place near Demlrhissar. demo“ «ling

an ultimatum with s. da-hmir time

It was necessm to pick up a
small Ford doliVery‘iosr in pieces
utter it had as it unit” by a large
Mack truck. in est Washington
street, yesterday afternoon.

The Ford. driven by John Leng-
yel. was traveling, ' h ‘ ‘ctlon or

the South Now? 'it allr’ ad stdtiony

in Franklin street. but it reached
the corner or West
street it was struck by the truck.
driven by Howard Waldron. of An-
sonia.

The Ford was knocked up against

gpropos‘ed tor adoption by the Com-

mittee oi the hole or: the Board
or Estimate sit a meeting which
ended early today. is “MJDOZ. 57'!
the largest ever: proposed and $942.-
96? more than the final budget tor

Ilmlt to Bulges-in In count-cum, «on “he current roar.

li‘ :tu‘g

an indemni tyol s.ooo,ooo From-h

‘ (runes. an official expressway! rc-

ndsen. the North Pole

ling at the White House

pay his respects to Paul.
iidgo. said that he believed
way to fly over thepols
by means or a, did“
. diavstcpment
t

greet. and punishment at certain Bul-

garian ofliuers responsible.

marines, Is man sans.T
Ernest Aver. or New York city.

Comptroller Cruz gave notice
that the h dc to he scaled to

mo. 000M in erase o contorm to

was lined 326 and costs by Judge -

Freeman Light in the downtown
City Court yesterday on the char:
of reckless sense. He was arrest

in

on last week by Motorcycle Pellet» Awash
. Heat-nth.

Washington .

he Sltihndi' Jessup was cal

Klineitildd 'y
oqs‘spondent by M i5
‘ was “’

id that at press
vtth his aunt Jo

The program. of the co' ‘ t
the Pyramid Temple 8hr!

ing. October 30. tor the
the Nurses‘ Home has "
plated. ’ e
The bond of to plot:
der the direction at Irvi
ard. Alina Simmn. noted
who lives here wfll be '01
Carlton L'Kommedieu as
panist. Frederick Bays
saxophonist. * O
The affair is being a
the local Masonic lodxel
Eastern Star. and will be
the auspices or St. John's an on
Well Lodges. ‘
The c in ttee is mad}
renewing; Judge John
Thomas Tuttle, Oscar Ft ‘ C ‘

William Millicent. Floyd 0. sea
Edwin C. Cooper. Mrs. Robert

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