Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 27, 1925 · page 1

 

 

Leaves Note to Father

Calling Marriage
“Terrible Mistake”—
Wife May Die

‘FLEIES Weep

s Over Pile of Lum-
be! and Dies of In-

uries —— Auto Thief ‘

Suspect

‘NEW YORK. 'Oct. 27.
Twovlolent deaths and a shooting
, ecurred here today to add to. New
”I rlt‘s crime calendar.

ohn F. Mackin. Jr.. a. meter test-

‘or for an electric company. shot and
‘ ‘vercly wounded his young wife,
. en. and a moment later killed
lmself. leaving a note to his isther
but his marriage was a. ”terrible

he shooting occurred in the din-

tlx- room at the Mackln home on.

27w st 64th street in the presence or

(A. 1’.)—

Premier reticulum: Greece is
one or the leading figures in the
warlike controversy. betwcen thst.
country onchlgnr’ls. He formerly
was Greek war minister. “

_ it

Mrs. Mockin’s mother and two sis- , I

m ,,

Mackin fired tour shots at his
wile and then used the fifth one for
himself. Mrs. Mackln was taken to
the Knickerbocker hospital, where

‘her condltion was said to be “pr-ex

carious.”- ,
The second violent detah occurred
West side. John J.

De-
spite Denial of Both
C\urt ’

Two young men were fined for
the theft of on automobile tire" and
the charges nolled against a. third
in the downtown City court yester-
day attorno‘on‘. ‘

Andrew Datelllo. aged 21 years. or

steep embankment.
: to report as to the

I‘ it Meadow street and Thonlas Bl- ,
, ‘tano. 439d 20 years. ot xi ‘
‘ ere sch »

dieeing from a. helium-1911 ..

m a pile of lumber and died ot a.
lured or the neck and spine.
arry was riding in an automobile

h two’ young women about daWn.
‘tvhen he was stopped by the police-
Iman in the bet 1 that the car was
stolen.

Barry tied and in fleeing. stum-
bled ox er the lumber and met his
death.

The automobile was reported stol-
‘en from Warren S. Doughty or Red-
bank. New Jersey. The two young

omen, companions of Barry were:

rauoes Romaneicr 0: Springfield.
ads. and Irene Lo. Mere 0! Hazard
Milo. .,_ Connecticut. nurses at the
M "is Plains Hospital in New Jor-
se They were held for questioning

MRS ST J0

The first Fairfleld county case to ,

come before the Supreme- Court
when it begins its sittings Friday will
be that of 1‘ rcderick I. St. John. ad-
ministrdtor of the estate 0! Clara St
John against the Connecticut '00.
and Edward G. Lawson. Mrs. St.
John was killed at Delaware avenue
and Main street. Thanksgiving Eve.

'she nllghted from a. Winnlps'uk

. by an auto driven by Inwaon.

be case now comes up on Mnfit.

. ’s appeal from the Superior

rt decision denying a. motion to

if, aside judgment of no suit. Light.
5 nbar d: Quinlan are the attorneys
or Mt. St. John.

8‘ I ed Sunday evening. or —
‘ Pennington. the night systehnlen at, _

Ho of Parliament

PARIS. Oct. 27. (AP).~—-l?remler
Palnleve's :cabinet u‘esinncd today.

,M. Painleve called on resident”
Doumerguo shortly after 2 o’clock
this afternoon and presented the
collective resignations of the min~
isters.

The premier informed the presi-
dent that the cabinet could not
continue the Work of restoring the
French finances without being as-
sured or a. favorable majority in
parliament.

The decision of the nilnistels to
resign was unalmous, and “as pro-
toked by tho Intiitu'de taken by the
radical andsociallst parties at the
recent congress iniNico where the
principle of a tax low and capital

was adopted.

'

the Norweik Loci: mm is el-
leged to have so . lilo. remove
the tire treat the obile of An-
drew Bernhardt er 3 Lexington
avenue.

"its and Bl’snd were represented
by Attorney John lacunae yester-
day afternoon three entered a
plea of not guilty

Belto stated tn he had been
asleep in tho Earnest of. the car
during the oveniifg’ add this fact nus
verified by Bitauo and Datelilo. and
for that reason the charges against
him were nollod.

Bothwatelllo ndIllIltano denied

Him they were in Marshal street

during the even but Mr. Penning-
ton was poo itlve n his identification.

The linen were paid and the cases
disposed oi by, Judge I‘rcemnn
Light. ‘ , . .

DARTEN TIMORCE CASE.

BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 2?. .——ltoboit
"listen, Bridgeport‘ asks tor a dc-
eras of ditorce from 1de Bochulte
Rax on whom he morrled on Septem.
ber 20,1911, in o petition filed in
Superior court yesterday afternoon.

’ He says he was deserted on June

15, 1921. and asks for the custody

.f. of tyre children, ’
" *5 Mary Hoyt Selleck. Pound Ridge

PARIIIS, Fruitce, Oct. 2t (AP).-—
A naval demonstration before Athens
is a possible Image. or Nat-ions move.

onld thp Government 0! Premier
Fungalos decline to bow - to the
League Council's decision
must dense all hostilities and with
all Greek forces Irom Bulgarian soil;

. it was stated here today.

The Council hopes the Greek Gov-u

ernrnent will accept the league's de-

’ cisiotn- it wee leerned in author-ite-

tire circles here today. ‘ The advent.
use or s new blockade has already

‘ 1 been discussed privately by the coun-

, COIJCHESTER. Oct. 27 (AP)—
Mort ismphler. Jr., aged 9. on
’3!!! my to school started across
I hill in North Westchcster this

drains end was struck and killed-

I milk truck driven by Chris
rit‘itie‘nson. 5

"Dr. c. E. Pendieton medical cx-.

Miner thought that death was due
‘ u; unavoidable accident.

N I, asks tor a divorce from
Howard Belleck. Dnrien. against
whom she brings charges of cruelty
They were married on October 24,
1923.

Henry rem

, stem-cad
net-token. it was disclosed i‘today

Aboard the Steamahl “Deanne"

en route to New Yorl‘t‘. y wirless to
ithe (A. P.) Oct. 27.-—'1‘he Liner Do
.Grefie will be delayed mum‘setnr-
day in arriving at New York city as
it result or the terrific storm which
has prevailed tor the lost thug rim
T Most or the pamhgers “hose not
realized the intensity of the go} find

from applications tiled {h the In-

terstate Commerce Commission.
‘ The Detroit. Toledo. and Iron
dorporotion will he succeeded by a
new company called the Detroit and
Ironton Railway company, the latter
to acquire ”all the-holdiniss oi! the

id‘s r company. ‘ ‘ '

The cunmlssion was asked to ap- .
vo the transier end the issue of
31.13.303.309 in common ate: it and
810.985. one in bonds. which will be

necessary in the transaction.
Henry Ford. Edsel Ford and Clara
J. Ford wl'l talco our. all of the new
securities co ,‘plated. -
' -W
BUYS NEW CAR

Emil Naumnnn. or 283 street,
manager of the Johnson Cowda‘I

the promenade declphsh been Md .plhat on Grand street. Not-unlit h

ed with those who spend more of the
daylight hours above deck. enjoying
the unusual marine spectacles.

—Tlxero will be a. special joint

I meeting of the 1. o. 0. st. 5mm

Mooseheazt Chapter at their

H c. Oct. 27th. at B P.3d

traded inL ii Ford and is now rid-
ing around in s. new, Chevrolet

Conch.

e.

4 m the from the Gentrg'
tire station responded and used 0

tie d avenue hill the gas 'l

came plugged and stalled:

zine"
. Thmchauii‘cur for Judge Whitest -
F. Tammany. in front 0 hose .Mrs. 3- Randolph MW

repairing the truck. '
When the pumper neared But:

man George Gainer a“

street has struck by. one on o ‘
wheels and injured. Dr. 1!. Be ‘ about $100 0.0
was called to treat the shim“.

administrator for the estat
in. A. Pollard is ready for
Bridgeport. Mrs. Le Roy as
damages from the estate. She oi

which she asks :1. 2'15. _. - in the Sn remIbI a... ‘1 '3

Mrs. Pollard died Jan 24 1135 for 315 of}: “mm; It, drops
and when line. Le Roy pro“ .
TI’iel' charges they were sliQTImg

t is claimed that Mrs. 'o
deed to Mrs. Le Roy Nov. 1 0n the back I '
property in Winnipaul‘t on m
satlon for services rendered. ! ‘0
be rendered. Mrs. Le Roy . VI “r
the transfer at the property'lm t

t the‘curh a

case was set for trial last
but Mrs. Le Roy was ill
postponed.

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h and one or two white is
s angle of 45 degrees to In“

red light. I ‘
Then earnsi tour

. flood in Joint _ ,_

County court todsy by Curd 3dr
ringigeltod do 19“ ‘o' , ._ ,
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