New Britain herald., 1921-09-26

Mike Mich, aged about 30 years, of Daly avenue, today supplied the To- cal police with what they term the missing link in the death of Louis Wrinkle of Willow street, whose lifeless body was found at the rear of Finni- gan's stable on the morning of Sep- tember IT. He told the police that he assisted Clemens Kalkowski, proprie- tor of the saloon at 40S Main street, in removing the body from the bottom of the stairs leading to the cellar, into another part of the building.
 This admission breaks down the story as told by Kalkowski repeatedly since the police have worked on the theory that Wrinkle met his death through fall rather than murder, as was first suspected.
 Two Are Arrested.
 As result of Nich's story, Cleme IS Kalkowski and Frank Fetzn.an, em- ployed by the forms- as a bartender, were placed under arrest shortly after II o'clock today, and are held at the police station on a charge of man. slaughter. Bonds have been placed at $1O,000 in Kalkowsk. and Fetzman's case. Mich is being detained on a. technical charge of breach of peace, in bonds of s3,0O0. Lawyer M. A. Sex ton was retained this afternoon in the interest of Kalkowsl1i and Fetzman and efforts were being put forth to se- cure the men bail.
 Mich Tells Story.
 Mich, clean cut looking young man, was, according to his own story, a close friend of Kalkowski. On the morning of September 16, he was in the saloon when Wrinkle entered. His story as to the actions of Wrinkle cor roborate those as told by Paul Walicki. who told the officers saturday that he ] saw Wrinkle fall down the flight of stairs leading to the toilet room which is at The front end of the saloon, and directly under the sidewalk Accord ing to Mich, Wrinkle had been talking of a trip to Washington, D. G., to s visit his son who is patient in a gov- ernment hospital and also of bringing the other members of the party along with him, providing real estate deal he nemplated closing went through.
 Mich, said that Walicki remarbed5 as the body fell down the stairs There goes Wrinkle to Washington < I guess.''
 It was at this time that KaIkow- ; ski, according to Mich, also hearda the noise and went to the ceIlars oooI. NII NltfWlUS lIlo DOuy aC 1n0A bottom, he called upon him (Nich) toJ give him a hand in carrying the body to the other part of the cellar. ; Mich said that after placing thes body on a pile of bags, he went up- stairs, and later accompa nied Fetz- man and a party of friends on an automobile trip. Mich, said that Eal- kowski spoke to him about making any mention of the affair. This after noon in the presence of Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardson, Sergeant w. c. Hart, Chief w. J. Rawlings, and two spapermen. Mich was brought from his cell in the police station to the saloon.
 He enacted the act in helping Ka1- kowski to carry the body, and point ed out the position of Wrinkles body where it lay at the foot of the stairs. and also to the spot where it was laid in the sub-cellar. The bags on which the body is alleged to have been placed, were found about the place this afternoon. Throughout the recital of the affair, Mich kept i we'll collected, and his story made a i favorable impression.
 After he had again told his story. : Mich was returned to his cell, and ! 1t was with appent satisfaction that 1 he was. for it is apparent that Mich ] some fears that harm may befall hi as result of his reveIa- 1 lions to the police.
 Sergeant Richardson and Sergeant :. Hart, during their investigation of } the affair, learned that Mich knew ]