New Britain herald., 1927-07-28
Mass. Governor ConferS A9ain Today With SacCo.YanZetti
 Investigators
WARDEN GETS RULING ON
 DEATH HOUSE ACTIVITY
Asks Attorney Generals Office When to Remove Condemned Men Prisoners Themselves Enter Upon Twelfth Day of Hunger Strike Which, They Say is Not Protest Against Methods Employed.

Against Methods Employed.
 Boston. July 2s CP-The advisory committee which has completed . review of the Sacco-Vanzetti case visited Governor Alvan T. Fuller at the state house again today. Tho visit of the three. President A. Law renee Lowell of Harvard. President Samuel L. Stratton of Massachusetts Institute Of Technology and Robert Grant, former probate judge, late yesterday afternoon gave rise to re- ports that their opinion had been given the governor.
 The reappearance this morning in. dicated however that their work was not yet at an end. Governor Fuller continued his independent investiga- tion of case for an hour before re- ceiving the committee.
 Warden Visits Attorney General
 Warden William Hendry of tho state prison where Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti are confined was another morning visitor at tho state house. He consulted with per- sons in the attorney generals office and in the department of corrections. He refused to make known the pur- pose of his visit but admitted that the prisoners today entered upon the twelfth day of their hunger strike by refusing their breakfasts. Later 1t was learned that the war den had sought an opinion from the attorney general as to when the condemned men should be removed from their cells in the Cherry Hill section of the prison to the death 1 house. The last respites granted them expire on August 10. The at- torney general ruled that, under tho law, 1t is within the discretion of tho warden to fix the time for transfer ring the men: Ordinarily condemn ed men are placed in the death cells ten days before the date of execu- tion.
 | Solitary Confinement. l The men are now in solitary con- | finement cells and the law holds that if an execution is delayed by respite or other legal process the convict may. in the discretion of the warden. ''be confined in a cell used for solitary confinement"
 The advisory committee left the state house after being in confer ence with the governor for an hour and a quarter. None of the mem. bers would make any comment. When Judge Grant ahook hand. with one of the office employees some of the onlookers took 1t as an indication that he might not be planning to see the governor again soon. After their departure Governor Fuller remained in his office.
 Mrs. Sacco visited her husband at the prison today, accompanied by her little daughter.
 The strike is not being undertaken Vanzetti declares in a 40-page paper as an effort to "cheat the chair" nor as gesture for sympathy form the governor but as a self punishment in the hope of furthering the cause of radicalism.
 The men previously had been re- ported as fasting in protest against the closed door policy which has marked hearing before the advisory committee and that which the gov- ernor has conducted.
 Gov. Fuller has paid two visits to the Charlestown state prison where he has seen Sacco once and Van- zetti twice and in addition has in- terviewed a third slayer, Celestino Madeiros whose confession implicat- ing others in the killing for which the two radicals have been con- victed has been instrumental in ob- taining for him several respites from electrocution.
 Present respites for all three ex- pire the week of August 10. Unless the governor intervenes before then, they will be removed to the death house next Monday. in accordance with prison custom.
 The board of street commissioners is to act today on a petition of the Sacco- Vanzetti defense committed for the right to hold parade and mass meeting on Sunday in conjunc. ton with an international protest on that day against the execution of the two men.
 The committees request has been opposed by police and it's members admitting that they did not look for much greater success than attend ed refusal for permit for similar demonstration several weeks ago, in. timated that some sort of meeting would be held regardless of the city's