The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-01
Murder Is in Mind, All w hO elp Are Gull ty Carrying the Jewels About The Blow that Kills Danny Dunn Is Gone = Henry and John Live to Fight
 Another Day.


 for first degree murder. is much puzzled. He didn't understand that murder is primarily an af- fair of the mind, that the man who actually comits it may be less guilty than the man who thought it. All who participate in murder are guilty. They all have the intent. They cooper ate to the comon end, and the crime is the crime of all of them.
 In the famous Bonai case, in which one Bonai was tried for the murder of a farmer, the men who stood outside the house do- ing guard duty were found guilty together with the man who act ual1y fired the fatal shot. When a person of strong mind inspires a weaker minded person to mur- der another, the mind which in spires is more guilty than the hand which acts. Scullion will be fortunate if he misses the gall lows.
 
 Mrs. Fred erick A. Wernig, a Jersey woman on a motor trip, left her jewels worth $25.0O0 in hotel room in Detroit yester- day. When she returned they were missing. One more lesson - for women who load their world 1y possessions into 8 handbag and carry them about. Better keep them at home or put them in a safe deposit vault. If they are carried for safety. the chance that they will be lost is increas- ed. If they are carried to wear, there is no help. Ladies who want to display jewels on a mo- tor trip must accept the chance of losing them
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 Angelo Garibaldi in New York jostled a boy on the street. picked 
 a quarrel, struck a blow with his fist. The boy is dead and Gari- baIdi is locked up on a murder charge. He intended no harm. certainly didn't intend to kill, but every little while blow does Kill. Moral, avoid tempers that Dad to blows.
 
 In Chicago three are charged with plotting another railroad wreck. In Cleveland four houses under construction arc destroy Id by bomb explosion In Mexi- ,o City a Legislator kius his po- litical foe. The Turkish city of Afiun is on fire after a big battle. Miss Bertha Pra1ig Frothlich, "A, kills herself with her fiance's gun. All of which proves the in nate sayagery of mankind and the necessity for further period of intensive civilization. The bomb as a. labor argument in the United States proves nothing helps nobody and will be discour- aged by the judicial taking off Of a. few successful bomb throwers.
 John Haymasi, Harlem grocer couldn't make his shop pay. He turned burglar, made a business of robbing his competitors. shot one of them to avoid capture ana occupies a nice comfortable cell. Here is an opportunity to make merry jest to the effect that a man failing as a grocer coulont possibly be successful as a rob Der. Grocers, however, are nara working and exceptionally honest group, and the joke is left untold.
 J. Henry Roraback. it seems Is retained on the job because he is sure of control of the new state central conaittee. In Bridgeport MT. King is returned to the job because he has enough votes How unfortunate it would have been for Connecticut and man kind had one of these distinguish ed gentlemen succeeded in an initiating the other, and how terribly unfortunate if, like the Kilkenny cats, they had complete ly eliminated each other! A state must have its habits, among which a few bad ones are sure to persist.
 Former State Comptroller Dan tel P. Dunn is dead at his home in wiIlimantic. He was six times mayor of his town. He ran little news store with a, few books and some stationery near the railroad station in Wi1limantic. In the sense of material prosper ity he was far from being the leading citizen, but he was hon. est, courageous, faithful, fearless and lovaible, and his neighbors heaped upon him the highest h4nNv@ fyev had fo heSfouy