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New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Men Who Drink a Little But Not
 Too Much Hired to Get Evidence
New York Civic League Aids Enforcement Work, Closing 200 Speak-Easies Agents Salaries and Expenses $3O,OOO Since September.

New York, May 8 LPl-Privately employed agents who drink "a lit tie, but not too much" gain entree to Broadway speak easies for fed eral agents, it has been revealed by the Rev. Harry 5. Fisher, secretary of the New York Civic league.
 Five employees of the league, he said, have brought about paddock proceedings against more than opU speak easies. Their salaries and eX- penses since last September amount to $$0,000.
 Identities Never Revealed
 "The way We work is 10 get intro duced in places where liquor is sold" said MT. Fisher. Our men then obtain cards and bring prohi- bition agents to secure evidence. Our undercover men are never re- vealed and step out of the scene as soon as the federal agents have Sc cured evidence.'
 The league works directly from Federal Attorney Emory ". Buck ners office. A testimonial from Mir. Buckner is quoted in Q recent ap- peal to church organizations for funds.
 As to the propriety of a private organization doing law enforcement work, Mir. Buckner felt, and so do l, that religious bodies were respon- sible for prohibition and they ought to be big enough 10 come forward and help be responsible for enforce ment until the government has an organization that really can take care of it."
 15 or 20 Years JOb
 Mir. Fisher thinks this may be in Is or 2Q years.
 "The great value of our coopera- ton" he declared, lis that we have @ little better type of men. The secret of that Is that we pay them $45 to $60 a week, and of course. we pay for what they buy and their expenses. They must produce re- suits or get out"
 In the wake of raids on over fifty places yesterday Broadway faced aU arid spell One owner said. how ever, "I don't care. They got noth- ing on me but possession and can open another place q few doors down the street,
 Mr. Buebner declined to comment on a report that there wers now more speak-easies along Broadway than ever before. He said that since he has no means Of taking such a census he could not express an opinion.
 Sixteen of the men arrested yes terday have been held on bail of from $500 to Sl,000 each.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
BIG PAPER PLANT BURNS
S750,000 Loss When Mill of Gould Company at Lyons Falls, N. Y., Is Destroyed Early Today.

Lyons Falls, N. Y, May S.-CP)- The plant Of the Gould Paper com pany, manufacturers of newsprint paper, with all it's machinery and thousands of tons of paper, was burned early today. The loss is esti- mated at $750.0O0.
 The blaze started near the boiler room. The cause has not been de- ie,mined, but employees believe it was caused by sparks from the fire toX under the boiler. The flames read rapidly throughout the plant,
 hich covered several acres, The
 ll's firetighting force was unable
 make any headway against the
 9ze. and within two hours the en- ire plant vas in ruins.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
THREATEN TO STRIKE
Kansas City Carpenters And Hoist ing Engineers To Quit At Noon Unless They Get Raise.

Kansas City. Mo, May S tPl- Union carpenters and hoisting en- gineers here will strike at noon to- day unless contractors meet their demand for wage increase. The strike vote was taken last night aft CT builders refused to grant the workers demands. Approximately 2,000 men will be affected
 The two crafts are seeking an iu- crease Of 1212 cents an hour over the present s1121h scale.
 Frank j. Peterson, secretary of inc building trades council, said a mum Der of the contractors probably would meet the demand.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Policeman Reaches Court Late
 Woods and McCue in Word Duel

He can if he wants to, and so can I, and quick, too," the prosecutor re- piled. And don't have to take or ders from you, either"
 No, nor do I from you," the sergeant retorted.
 "Ill put you up before the board if you say much more" was the final shot, and just then Judge Alling entered and court was called to order.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Waterspout Just Misses
 Wrecking Cuban Launch

Matanzas, Cuba, May Pl-A waterspout near here last night nar- rowly missed wrecking a customs launch with eight men on board which was chasing a supposed rum runner flying the American flag. The captain and the engineer were slightly injured. A high wind on sNore during the phenomenon up- rooted trees and broke the telephone cable between Matanzas and Li- monar.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

Deputy Inspector Rutherford Re.
 ports Washington Street Struc-
 lures Erected Over Year Ago by
 Gozzo & LaRocco Without City
 Permits.
 After a conference today between Deputy Building Inspector A. N. Rutherford and Chief of Police Will liam c. Hart it was announced that patrolmen going on duty tonight will be asked 10 make note of building operations in their districts and recently completed work, their reports to be turned over to the building department to assist in the drive against operations without city permits.
 This is the most sweeping step yet taken in the campaign launched by Inspector Rutherford which has in little more than one week disclosed 20 illegal jobs.
 The building department will set 10 work at once checking it's files against the police reports. Those buildings in which no permit has been taken will be listed and their owners will be required to come to city hall and pay a permit fee.
 A combination garage and storage building, and a second garage, both of which were completed more than year ago. were found today to nave been erected without city per- mits.
 Today's disclosure brings the num- Der Of buildings found in the latest drive against unlicensed construction to 20. Deputy Inspector Arthur N. Rutherford, who is conducting the drive. has received information re- garding other structures and he IS conducting an investigation which may result in action concerning other property owners.
 Gozzo &s La Rocco are the build CTS of the two structures found to- day. One, located at 259 Washing ton street, has space for three cars and a, second floor for storage pur- poses. The second is a three car garage at 26S Washington street.
 Mayor Gardner c. Weld does not favor making the position of deputy building inspector a permanent post, although he does feel present build ing activities make it desirous to continue the present system in which a part-time deputy is employed.
 The mayor does not believe the building boom will long continue and that establishment Of full time deputy's office would cause un- necessary expense.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Body of Woman Is Found
 In Pond at Lynn. Mass.

lynn Field, Mass, May & CPs-Po- lice today were attempting to solve the mystery surrounding the finding of woman's body in a pond here weighted down by a rock-filled suit case which was attached to her neck by scarf.
 Tthe body. which was discovered yesterday, apparently had been in the water about three days, police said, ...
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
TROOP SHIP AT BELFAST

Belfast, May 8 Rt-The British troopship Neuralie, which left Ply Wednesday with a Stafford shire regiment and stores for the Clyde, put into Belfast this morn- ing and embarked a tank corps con- tingent for an unknown destination.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
YOUNG LEOPOLD IS
 NOW IN LIMELIGHT
Mentioned in Connection With
 Recent Prison Break
DENIES HE WANTED TO 60
But Wounded Prison Guard De- clares That Slayer of Little Bob- by Franks Begged Other Con YiCts to Take Him.

Joliet. Illinois, May 8 OP) -- Two stories involving Nathan Leopold, slayer of Bobby Franks, one that he refused an opportunity to fee with seven convicts from Statevilla prison Wednesday, and another that he pleaded to be taken along and was refused, have come out Of the investigation of the escape.
 says He Refused
 The youthful scion of a rich Chi cago family, who is serving q life sentence with Richard Loeb, after conviction In one of America's most sensational criminal trials, said he declined to join the seven fleeing conyicts. four of whom have since been captured. His statement was made to Hjalmar Rehn, states attorney of Will county, who is di- recting the grand jury investigation Of the prison break.
 Guards Story Differs
 4 different story is told by Jacob Judnich, one of the guards wound ed by the escaping sextet. He re- lated that Leopold had asked to be taken along, but that the con victs refused.
 While there have been some ru- mors that Leopold may have aided in engineering the escape, because of the fact that he was in a eel adjoining that occupied by Charles Uuschowslli, leader of the con victs, and able 10 communicate with him. no official cognizance ap- i parentiy was being taken of this . theory. Reun even said that Leo pold would not be taken before the !, grand jury because what he knem i was not considered of sufficient im- i portance.
 Was in Solitary Confinement
 Leopold, at the time of the es- cape, was in solitary confinement { for stealing sugar, handcufed so that he was held in a standing po- sition. He was confined in the iso- 1 lated cell house in which Deputy i Warden Klein had his office and l where the latter was killed by the convicts in making their break.
 As KleiFs slayers passed down the corridor they unlocked several cells with keys taken from a guard. i They asked Leopold if he wished | 10 join them, he said.
 T told them I did not want 10 . go. But they unlocked the door anyhow and I thought they were . going to kill me. When 1 told them 1 was satisfied to stay where l was, 1 they cursed me and left"
 Denies Knowledge of Plot :
 Leopold denied he had any knowledge Of the escape plot.
 A new lead in the prison investi- gation was believed by officials to have been obtained when States Attorney Rchn took possession of a series of penciled notes found in the slain deputy's office. These crude documents, apparently the reports of trustees on their fellow prisoners. were scattered about on the floor near the spot where Klein. slugged with an iron bar, fell. The prosecutor said they were so important that the contents would not be divuIeed until the grand jury meets again. Monday.
 T think there will be plenty of evidence to help Cook county au- thorities in their inquiry into how paroles were obtained" he said.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
OLDEST ODD FELLOW

Rome, N. Y, May LP --F. x. Greenia, believed to be the oldest member of the Odd Fellows in the country, died here yesterday. He was 92 and had been an Odd Fellow Il years.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
THE WEATHER

Hartford, May S.---FOrecast for New Britain and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight, Sun day fair, not much change
 in temperature.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

Average Daily Circulation For Hss %ssA li3 a"dlns ding 13,397|
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
Armored Cars St4i

London, May s Gpl - Talk Of movements toward a settlement of the industrial crisis persisted on this, the fifth day of the general strike throughout the British Isles. but whether hope was the sol- basis for the reports current of possible peace movement could not be ascertained.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-08

In the Welsh mining district the strikers are beginning to feel tho pinch of hunger and hundreds of miners families have applied to the poor guardians for relief.
 The police in the congested dis tricts of London were reinforced today as a precaution against DOS sible footing Of shops tonight. when the workers receive strike pay in- stead Of their usual weekly en- VplDDrS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-08
POLICE CHECK UP
 ON NEW BUILDINGS
PatrOlInen to Make Note of All
 Construction Work
ROUNDUP STARTS TONIGHT

Deputy Inspector Rutherford Re.
 ports Washington Street Struc- lures Erected Over Year Ago by Gozzo & IaRocco Without City
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ryIaI B caIy Il O&paHaI .lHry Ha-
unii. Fro BopMHIH 200 mamHHHc-
ToR II lie MeHee 400 %eTGIHeBHHx
HOceTHTeIeii; b IeHb OH c'eIaI ne
MeHee EuIo caXapy.
-Nory i eTo BHIcTb?
-yBM, "GpHyU11B" o6o.ieI roT
TONY Ha3aI. o. G;HoX Hi c BcM He
HpOeTHBInHcB II H0Xop0HeH B Ca
Iy, HelaIeR) IT HaMGTH0ii gocEH,
u0cBaHeHHof apa9HTeHTy BHIbco-
Hy.
, 1926-10-04
lENBNC OF NMMNTPAHTAX

BAIIIHHTTOH. CeBperapb Tpy-
IA IahBHc ToTe npHneI L 3arIlo
qeHuIo, TTO cyTIeeTByomHe B Hac
T0alBee BpeMa HMMHTpaIH0HHbIe "a
BoHBI aBIaDTca aHTH : TyTaHHBGH
"HH8Hb TBcaq ceMeHcTB 6Jaro.
8apa 9rIM 3aEoHaM pa86Hfa", ga
aBHI I9HBHc npeIcTaBHTeIaM Heqa
TIL. HoaroMy OH 6y8ro OBI oyer
HaCTaHBaTb Ha H|3MeHeHHH II TYNa-
, 1926-10-04
0Tubl N AETN

THhAIU. . IIOIbTle X0p0TIHe
8eByIHEH ne H0car EoporEuX H.IaTb
eB", 8amHIa EEaTepHaa acRyHau
Raa cBoeii II I9aacii 8oqep Ma
pm. KorIa axe MapHG ne o6parH
u Ha 9To BHumtIa Il npoIoIda-
ia EocHrb EopofEu. FfE', 70 Ma
VI ia cTapOii H9EnTIEe oTIynHIa
cBOo I0IB. HaEa9aHIlaa IeByUEa
e6e&ala rs 4oNy II TenepB ee pa
3MCEHBaeT MaTb.
, 1926-10-04
40X0gbI PNMCKOTO HAHbl

TpyIHO ToTHo DmqHcIHTb I0yo-
.IB pHMcEoTo nanu 0IHaEO, HAVE
cTHHE CD. IIeTpa ma 3eMIe HoIyqa
en- B cpeTHeM 10 Is MHlIHoFoB
6paHEoB eHeToIHo. ss-@r ~ ~
, 1926-10-04
,NHqXoHKMoH' HpoTHB nOpT.
HbIY

HID. HOPE. II %ceHTa6pa Ac-
coDHaHHH xo3aeB yIaIocb Holy
TuTb B cyIe "HHIGoHEu0H'' npo-
THB 6acTyIOmHx HopTHBTy. DmoR
HBTaeTcG GO6HTBca OweHM cYIe6-
Horo aaHpemeIGa. Ear HeFoHcTH-
TyHIoHHOro. C.I1ba, oIHoRo, c oTHM
- WTIacH5ca T4g FaE 3aHpenIe-
FHe uHEeTHpC53Gpt nannaG9euG /;
uCIIep1aHHln lOpaIHl l%IuEe1TH-
ToB, cleIoBaTeIbHo, Il BnpeIb 6y-
IyT apecToBBIBaTB
, 1926-10-04
RPACNH B HOH4oHE

I0HI0H. C%oBeTcrHt HocoT E
AHrlHH EpacHH HeMHoro onpaBHT-
ca II Buepa TpH6ET b IoHIOH ma
BBHoIHeHHa cBoHx O6G3aHHOcTcii.
Ha BoEaaIe EpacHH 6BI BcTpe
VeH cB0HMH Ipy3BaNH, Ho o66HTW
alBHBTx IpeIcTaBHTeIef OF aHrlHli
cE0r0 npaBHreIbcTBa he OHIO.
, 1926-10-04
HALIHM... @ABPNKy

0HaTb HaXO1Ea, Il He MaIoBaI-
naa. Ha BypHHcEoM caxapHoM ga
BoIe, Ha yEpaHHe, coO6maer 'Fpa
cHaa Ta8era," o6napyTeHo mo-
noe o6opygoBaHHe %cnnqeqHoii Gao
pHRH B yEyuopemoM BHle. BHac-
HH.1ocB, qTo nMynJecTBO IeEHr ia
6a6pnEe c 1915 ro8a,"
, 1926-10-04
CrOPE1 MA1bNK

9Th IeTHnf ]IHzaHI TygDuq
cE0HqaJca OF HOTyIeHHBx I'M ca0
r0B. Ma.IbqHB BO3HIca c Bopo6EOD
cHHqeR, EoTopBe 3arOpeIHcB Il 10
CIIaMeHHIH Ha HEN UIaTbe.
, 1926-10-04
EPEHACEIEHNH
B AMEPNKE

oyer cToIBHO Te IDIeii, cEoIbRo
TeHepb B RHTae.
|llo9ToMy 2aaB1eHHe IyBepa 0
TpaIyUeif 0HacHocTH TopaqO re-
Hepb o6cyTIaeTca 30 Dcex aNepH-
EaHcEHx yle6HHX fTpeIIeHHay.
, 1926-10-04
Cy1EBHbIE 4EAA

B TeqeHHe ceHra6pa Mecaua b
gHEaTcFoM cyIe pa8o6paIocb 543
cyIe6Hmx IeIa. H3 HHx B 1928 CIV.
gaaX 6uIH BHHeCeHH o%6BHTu1e1b
HHe BepIHRTH.
, 1926-10-04
KAMHAHNa 3A 5-TN 4HEBHyD he
4EIN

BAIIITIHTTOH. HpeaH4eHr ANc-
pHEaHeEof beIepaUHH TpyIa B.
TpHH 3aaBHI, TT0 aMepHEaHcHHe
opTaHH30BaHHBe pa60THe B HeIaTe
EoM 6yIymeM HaqHyr 6opb6y ga
5 IHeBHyD pa6oqyio He1e.In.
, 1926-10-04
CHACEHHbIE mAxTEPbI

AnP0HByI, NHg IoETop Ma
KAHN, oEa8aBmHii UepByD HoMernb
cHaceHHBM maxTepaN, aaaBIaeT,
VITO bee OH BHoIHe 31OpOBB. Cha
ceHHme HpOBeIH OILY Hoqb B TO-
poIcE0M TOcHHTaIe, a HOToM OBJ
III OTIymeHM Il cBOHM ceMBaM.
, 1926-10-04
CqAcTbE OF HEcqAcTba

Ha oEpanHe qHEaTO HecEo1bBo
MecaueB TONY Ha3aI H%pOH8oUIJo
cTolEHoBeHHe lByx aBToMo6HIeff.
MamHHM 6nIH cHIbHo HoBpe5E-
, 1926-10-04
OTCTABRA HE 7PNHaTA
MyCCOHNHN MOAqHT

PHM. IHTHHit HapHEMaxep Nyc
coIHHH, Ea5E4uii 4eHb 6pepmHii
cBoeT0 TOc10IHHa, T0B0pHT, FTG
MyccOIHHH 3a bee BpeMG he cEa-
3aI eMY HI OIHOTO cIOBa.
, 1926-10-04
.Han01GQg HpOMblMNGHHOGTN'

IOHIOH. B ra3fFaE HaHeVaTa
ia HepeIaHHaa ND TeIerpa6y &c
ceGa c TeHpH 9QioM 90 aHTIHf
croG yToIBHoif aa6fcTODEe.
EIuHcrBeHHHa Shbco6 EoccraRO
BIeHua 6Bi1ot %MotIHocrH aHEHHf-
cROH yT0IBH0if OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
9TO, 10 MHeHHN aBToMo6,HIbRoro
RopoIa, Ha8BaqHTB H%a1oaeoHa IN
1ycTpHH c HoTH0f BIacTBo.
UIeG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maXT,
no menu bopTa, He BH4epTHra-
eT EpHTHEH. BnpoTeM, Il yRelHPe-
me pa6OqeT0 1Ha Il coEpaEehHe
3apa6oTHoii HTarH 4a8yT !THHIL 90
MaHqHByI0 9E0H0MII0.
, 1926-10-04
cMEPTHbIa nPEHOBOP

4HEAT0. 06BHHanuUiica B
eaEncrBe no1nIoiicE0ro lHqapI
9BaHc npHToBoreH Il cHepTHoi ia
anR Vepe3 HoBemeHHe. C%oBenIaIIHe
E%pucaaEHmX 3]ace1aTeTeii ITI10cb
1cerO TIuIb 10 NIHyr. tMcpTHHii
mTToBOp oyer GpHBeTeH B HcHo.I
UcliHe % oETajpa