New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
KRANTz HEARING IN
 NEW YORK FRIDAY
Effort to Be Made to Return Broker 10 Connecticut
DUBRIN ALSO UNDER ARREST
second Postmastcrship Hearing Cam nn Take Place JntH JuIy-Autoist Narrowly Misses Traffic Policeman Changes in Train Schedules.

l Hearing on the eNtradition of
 Samuel krantZ of New York. want
 cd in this city for the alleged ffeecing
 of Mrs. Edith NJ. Cook of s25.0OO
 and others of lesser amounts. will be
 held at z o'ci.cl; on Friday morning ; in the seventh district court. where Krantz was put under sib,O00 bonds
 by Magistrate Corrigan week ago. 1 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilii-
 cuddy Of this city, armed with the
 necessary papers from Governor
 Charles A. Templeton and Governor
 Alfred Smith of New York, will be
 present at the hearing to return with
 Krantz if he decides not to fight ex-
 tradition.
 The local officials have been at
 work for q week 10 secure the paper. to bring krantz back here for tria cn charge Of being q fugitive from justice. A more serious charge is ex- pected to be lodged against him upon his arrival.
 Word was received this morning by Chief Ernest r. Belden that the New
 York police had arrested David Du- brin upon Bristol warrant for his alleged connection with the f1eecing of Mrs. Cook. Chief Inspector Lahey of the metropolitan department in notifying the local police, asket. that extradition papers be brought to New York for the removal Of Dubrir. It is expected that the remaining sales man. Vincent, will be arrested soon.
 krsntz and his associates are said 10 have secured the name of Mrs. Cook from the ranks Of tho stock holders Of the Troy Foundry Co, ard later induced her to purchase stock Of the Arizona Power O.. which was supposed to he preferred shares, When the certificates arrived, it i, said that Mrs. Cook found the stock 10 he common and not preferred shares, She called the attention Of the New York brokers to the matter and they promised to adjust the mat Ter al once, taking the common stock certificates with the understandings that they were to return with the prs- ferrsd shares. That was the last that Mrs. Cook saw of the mon or of her stock. Complaint was made to the police, who located kran,z at his home in the Bronx and who invest- gated the finance compsnv offices at i7Is Broadway.
 r. Q. Exams Delayed |
 That the second examinations for the local postmastership cannot be held until sometime in July was the information presented this morning 10 Chairman Lester c. Sigourney Of he republican town committee in ettcr from Congressman F.. Hart Tenn. AS the commission Of Post master William \. Hayes expires fin Iune. the delay in ths examinations means a holdoNer of several months It least AZ tho issue stands at nres- ht two candidates will be in line for ne examination, tho present incum- 'eni Of the office, Mr. Hayes, and councilman Frank s. Merrill, The sttsr has the endorsement Of the ex- , cuti'e committee Of the republican own committee as that expression Of upport was announced when it was ocided to ask Congressman Fem 10 eauest the civil service commission 6 conduct 2 second examination for be office.
 sought Jail
 ssha zataloski vas accommodated esterday when he appeared at inc 'esl police station and requested that . be locked ID. AS the applicant for 'e hest room in the house" was iEhtly more than 'three sheet, in ie Hind." he vas carefully put away ntiI this morning. He was allowed go today upon the payment Of osis and expressed his entire satis- iction with inc local accommoda- ons for weary "naNgators''. |,
 Hits Traffic sign Andrew Orr of Burlington avcnue ruch tha traffic signal st the corrcr [ Main and North Main streets this iorning. barely shaving by officer ? crnclius Connolly. who stood at inc nint to direct traffic. The handle of le signal was torn from the officers rasp and hurled several feet. When Tr appeared at the police headauar- Ire. it vas found that he Esd no flyers license and thought that he {, ad sufficient right 10 drive a ma 1, 'ins after taking 2 road test on Mon :. ay afternoon before the state ir- 2 ,cctor. He was reisastd on $50 2 'nd fer appearsnCe in court tomor- !, ,r morning.