Republican farmer., 1919-09-19
REFUSE BAIL
 ID KAUvAR AND GIRL
 ARRESTED YESTERDAY
NaheT Admits Today That They Are Sup posed to Know Some thing of KiIling-Ev- cry Connecticut City is Being COmbed.

CAy SOEtAESSGISuJ OlIy
 is Being COmbed.
 The trail of the criminals who lurcd Benjamin Binkowitz .o his death and robbed him of 1 Sl75.0UO worth of liberty bonds apparently became hot ter today. The police refused t0 admit Paul Eauyar and Dora Klein of Bridgoport-whose arrest in connection with the murder was exclusively pub- lished in yesterdays Times to bail today, and they were not arraigued in court.
 i Following the detention of the 1 Bridgeport couple and their exam!n- atlon renewed activity on the part , of the authorities was noticeable. 1 More than 20 officers this morning ! aIe following out different clues in ] the case and not only is Milford and 1 Bridgeport being finely Combed by detectives but every city between Milford and New York is being 1 searched for information that may lead to tho apprehension of the rob- bara, and uuearth their hiding place.
 It is not known whether or not Information obtained from Kauvar and the Klctn girl has resulted in | the disclosure of the murdercrs the police authorities Coroner Mix and l others connected with the invest!Ea- i tion refusing 10 make any statement. ! State officers are anxious Co find |
 tweed cap and a white shirt with
 red stripes which Binkowitz wore when he loft New York. The body i had on a new shirt and there was new cap nearby.
 Chief NIaher and Captain Fowler
 Of the Milford police were in Coroner tNIix's office at New Haven today. The
 former admitted to Prosecuting At
 tcrnev Platt that Paul KaUvar and Dora Klein. brought to Milford from this city yesterday, arc being detain-
 ed in connection with the case.
 Absolute secrecy seems to be the vatrhwOrd of the police officials who
 are now in Bridgeport investigating the case.
 Phillip Nauvar and Doris Kline will iprc5ahly be put through a shake down in an effort to make them tell what they may know of the murder.
 The police do not claim that either Kauyar or the Kline woman are di- rectly connected with the killing of the New York messenger. but the of-
 ficiaIs are holding them on the
 grounds that they maye have infor- nation concerning the crime.
 It was stated at the Villa club this morning, that Kauvar was never em- pIuoyed there as manager, but worked for a short time in the restaurant as a waiter. He quit his position at the club about a month ago.
 | According to recent reports. it is possible that during the three or four ldays which Rinkowitz spent in Bridge bort immediately prior to his death, some of the time was spent in com Ipany with Kauvar The man is a res lj5ent of Walnut beach, and Binkowitz was known to be a frequent visitor
 in that vicinity. Ii is also reported that he visited the Villa club on sev- eral occasions.
 A thorough search for the missing bonds has met with no success, ac- cording to the police. Both Connect icut and New York officials are de- voting much time to the search for these valuables
 The report that the authorities could | lay their hands on the owners of ths | missing automobile in which Binko- l witzs s body was carried to Milford, l was hatly denied by detectives today. 4 careful search is being made for the | machine, but the cars whereabouts seems to be just as much of a mystery | today as it was three weeks ago. Coroner Mix of New Haven, who is | conducting the investigation of the | murder. was decidedly reticent about ] giving out information today He de- | clared that he could not say whether ! there was a hearing in Milford yes 1 terday, and also stated that the police | officials have decided not to give out 1 any more information until the case is | cleared up.
 There seems to be no doubt but 1 that the police are rapidly gathering | important evidence which may lead to l more arrests in the near future. The | arraignment of Phillip Kauvar and | Doris Klein is being awaited with in terest by those who are following the l case.
 Detectives visited a boarding house | owned by Michael Ascenzo, of Wal nut Beach, late Wednesday night and | made a thorough search of the prem fses It is reported that Binkowitz
 was an occasional visitor at the house