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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
Committed 80 Robberies


Davis is said to have admitted the
gang committed at least thirty bur-
glaries, possibly thirty-f1ve. He said
he had lost account Of the exact
number.
Besides Davis the men arrested
today we're Charles L. Brown, 80,
304 Edgemont ST.. Carl Hobson, 10,
308 Edgemont ST., and Joseph Clark,
Is, 804 Edgemont st. Davis and
Clark we're charged with burglary
and grand larceny, and the other
two with vagrancy.
The Negroes arrested Thursday
we're Harold Newbolt, 80. of 906
Edgemont Ave; Walter Davis, 16, of
1926 w. Twenty-Fifth St.; Willard
Newbolt, %, of 2451 Hovey St., and
Herbert Johnson, 81, of 826 Edge
mont Ave. They are charged with
burglary and grand larceny.
Steal Autos to Haul Loot
Davis told the police a large au-
tomobile was stolen before each
robbery and used to haul the loot.
These cars were later deserted.
An anonymous letter received by
Police Chief Claude M. Worley led
to the roundup of the gang. The
letter listed nine of the gangs rob-
heries, gave the location of the
houses where loot was stored and
the names of the four men arrested
Thursday.
Six detectives were assigned to
the case. The four arrests Thurs
day weer made at 900 Edgemont
Ave, said to be the gang head
quarters.
The loot recovered included eight
radio sets, Spanish Shawls, cook
ing utensils, shotguns, revolvers, all
sorts Of clothing, alarm clocks, lawn
mowers and all sorts of tools.
Among the burglaries attributed
to the gang were those at the Earl
S. Stephenson dry goods store, 5402
College Ave, the Carl F. Erber hard
ware store, 1911 College Ave-, the
radio and rug store of Henry S.
Shaw, 654 Fairfield Ave; a grocery
near Douglass Park, and a dry goods
store, at Tenth st, and Bosart Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07

IT feel that VerWilko is
largely responsible for my con-
tinued success in the ring" says
Frankie Jones, local pugilist and
proprietor of the Arcade gym at
a South Illinois street, Indian
apolis, Ind.
ST use VerWilko as a general
conditioner when preparing for
a fight, it keeps my stomach and
bowels in good condition and elm
mates all toxic poisons from my
system.
"I have been fighting for the
past sixteen years and realize
how important it is for a pugilist
to keep in perfect physical con-
dition at all times"
VerWilko is a vegetable COM
pound scientifically blended in
pleasant mixture and is known to
many as the miracle medicine be-
cause of the seemingly impossible
cases that have readily yielded to
it's powers. Thousands have re-
ceived permanent relief from single
bottle.
VerWilko is not a patent medi-
cine. but a prescription used with
wonderful success by DIR. J. c. Yer
milya of Bloomington, Indiana, for
the past 20 years Large crowds are
clamoring for this medicine wher-
ever it is sold. Why suffer longer,
get your bottle today.
See the VerWilko Specialist at
Goldsmith's Drug Store, Alabama
and Washington SITS. He will be glad
to advise you personally about the
Wilko sold at all
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Stores
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
Albert Stump to Speak
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PORTLAND, Ind, Sept. AL
bert Stump, candidate for United
States Senator. will open the Demo-
cratic campaign in Jay County with
a speech here Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
EAST and WEST
AIR MAIL Line
URGED FOR CITY
indianapolis May Be Hub of
Routes to All Parts
of u. S.
BIZ Timcs Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-Indi-
annapolis will be on an east and
west air mail route connecting with
all points east, west, south, south
west and southeast if Postmaster
General New adopts the recommen-
dation made to him today by Con-
gresham Clyde Kelly, Pittsburgh,
father of the Commercial airmail
law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
STORE BANDIT
Chief ADMITS
IS ROBBERIES
Police Round Up 8 Negroes
for Part in BurgIarieS
in City.

With eight Negroes under arrest
today police said they had rounded
up all members of burglary ring
which has robbed thirty-flve stores
here in the past eighteen months.
More than $4,000 worth of mer-
chandise, loot in the robberies, was
found by police in six houses in
Negro sections Of the city and taken
to police headquarters.
Four of the Negroes were arrested
Thursday and four oy Lieut.. Pat
rick CConnor and squad early to-
day. Among those arrested today
was Leonard Davis, 81, Negro, 1926
E. Thirty-Fifth ST., alleged leader
of the gang.
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NEW CHEVY CHASE
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This charming elapooard home contains
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screened; there Is q gArage 20 match The
home, A small cash payment and the bal
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RENT HousEs-FURNIsHED

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!, sALE--INyEsTMENT PROPERTY

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RgsT Observation-Disclosures

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'a =, ri T. i 4 CO er1 a.is iss
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70 RI e;oI LIssI BUNGALOW.
o double g9Fsne:o S iSs ss Vt ave- ano
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EDGAR A. MILLER, i74s NJ 81, ~. 1902
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Observation-Disclosures PROF.

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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
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NEW. MODERN. 8 ROOMS.
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RENT--DESK SPACE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT--STORES.

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New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Charge Against Wife
Found to Be Untrue

Money. which was earned Jointly
during year, OF struggle and hard
work, seems to be the basis Of the
marital troubles Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Poglitsch. ana A. . result
both have found themselves facing
the divorce court.
For IS years both worked hard
and seemed to be happy until Z for.
tune Of $4,000 was aInassed. then
they began to quarrel over the
money. This lasted for some time
until the husband instituted action
for divorce charging his wife with
misconduct with one John Kainy, q
grocer's clerk employed by Robert
Nautnsr at 81 Rockwell avenue.
The cass was heard by state
Referees Donald T. Warner. who.
after hearing the evidence. recom-
meAd>d to the superior court that
the case b dismissed a. he found
that the charge Of misconduct on
the part Of the plaintiffs wife 10 not
established and unwarranted aud
reported that the charge was based
on ill,fesling and bitterness over
money msttsrs."
The ceupis were married In octo-
Der. 1904 and had four children. Of
which sas son 10 surviving, whe at.
tends college N New Jersey.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
PRICES Divergent
ON CURB MARKET
Oils and lndusrials Go Up;
Utilities Drop

New York, Sept. R1Price
trends were sharply divergent on
the Curb Market today. a. oils and
some industrials we're pushed up
ward. while utilities and other tn
dustrtals encountered heavy liquida-
ton, caused by profit taking and
the rise in the call money rate to s
cent. Trading was unusually heavy.
The buying Of oils was based upon
rumors OF worldwide restriction
program and marked improvement
in refineries' earnings in the last
half Of the year. Gulf Of Pennsyl.
vania shot up more than points,
while Tidal Usage advanced 8, and
Humble and Imperial q point each.
Standard Of Indiana and Vacuum
improved fractionally. while Stand
ard Of Ohio eased.
Fox Theater "A" was again 4 fea-
ture. going ahead 2 points to within
fraction Of Its high record in
heavy dealing. the transactions ex-
ceeding 100000 shares At midday.
Industrial Rayon was again Z strons
point. shooting up IL points to q
high at 10S. Pittsburgh Plate
Glass. Kimberly Clark, Truscon
Steel. Acme Steel and u. 8. Asbestos
also touched new tops in small
gains.
Radio shares remained active, De
Forest going to 4 new high at l5N
on reports Of heavy production,
while Canadian Marconi ana span
ish ana General eased. Zenith shot
up ~ points to . new peak In a
few sales.
Bancitaly and Columbia Graphic
phone fell about I pointk each in
heavy profit taking, while Deere
sold 10 points down At one time.
Libby Owens, Bohn Aluminium,
Niles Bement Pond and Wheats.
worth fell with Losses Of about 2 to
points.
In the utilities. Electric Bond ana
Share, Electric Investors and South
east Power ana Light dropped from
! u to Sls points in profit taking.
while Puget Sound gained more
than 8 points and United Power and
Light "A" was in strong demand.
Mines were irregular. Phelps
Dodge gained 5 points, as Newmont.
Bunker Hill and Hudson Bay eased.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
BOND MOVEMENTS
ARE NARROW TODAY
Prices Erl1dc Is Lam Lre
Called BY Banks

New York. Sept. 8 NAPsiee
movements were narrow and srra&ie
in the bond market today. Calliag
Of t3S,ooo.ooo in leaas b. hanks ~
fore noon ana resulting iscrsased
tishtneo Of call money was little
encouragement to traders. WAile
sales continued in fair volume, yur-
chases were largely small lsts IN =
wide variety Of issues.
Rails again were the source Of
market frmness. Seaboard Air Ltns
6s. Chicago, Terre Hauts 4 South
eastern IS and Chicago 4 North
western 81 advanced . peint o.
more. Canadian National Railway
ANS. Burlington u and 800 &. how
ever. were inclined to heavine0.
Liquid carbonic g. which tsuch-
ed . new high at l34. were . tea
ture OF the rather irregular inaus-
trial troup. Most utilities Showed
fractional gains.
The foreign list was steady. With
Mexico g assented ef - making
the widest gains. U. .. governAsnt
obligations were irregular.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Grzybowski Returns
From Falcon Meeting

B. A. Grzybowski. delegate from
tn, New Britain Falcon nest TO the
national convention Of the Polish
Falcon association held at Syracuse.
N. T.. September 2. 3. I and S re-
turned last night. Mr.. Grzybowski
stated that this years convention OF
the largest athletic organization was
the greatest since the war. nearly
$500 being present at the athletic
meet. Athletes from the St. Louis
nest romped OF with nearly every
major prize In the athletic events
and the feature Of the convention
was a caiisthenic drill In which sew
eral hundred men. women and chill
dren took part. 1t was one Of the
most wonderful sights ever seen in
the Syracuse university stadium,
Mr.. Grxybowski said.
DR.. 7. Starsynski was unanimously
reelected president Of tho association
ana the convention voted to hold
bi-annual conventions hereafter tn
stead Of annual.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Real Estate News

Warranty
Joseph NJ. Zuk to Eva sktrka,
Brooklawn street.
Mortgages
William Schroedel to Rackli6e
Bros. $1,000, Monroe street.
Albin NJ. Dressel to the Berlin
Savings Bank. $4,000. Albany ave-
nue.
Martha L. Smiegel to Amelia Sick
licka, $500. Burrttt street.
Herman Feigenbaum to II. v.
Camp. ct ais, tl,67S, Carlton street.
Eva skirka to Joseph NJ. Zuk, So
500 Brooklawn street.
Releases
Rackliffe Bros. to william echroe-
del. Monroe street.
Jan 6miegel to Martha l., Smile
gel, Burritt street
Erie and Martha Larson from
Savings Bank Of New Britain. Com
monwealth avenue.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
HELD REPAIRING
!. TRIP TO CANADA


ovils Filnsa. assd - of 80 Essa
1eta eerest. was In considers BILE
tseuhas to-day On seeeunt Of his sl.
hGeA failure 70 pay . hill for cloth
tAo = the Famous store. He was II
TIE freight depot preparing to shir
Ais trunks t. Canada with The idsa
n mind Of driving there in IN au-
temeotls recently purchased from
th4 Albre Motor Aales Co. ON . con-
dideaa bill Of sale. Eugene r. Al
bro learned Of the intended move
and vent To the freight depot.
wAers he verihed the reports that
hsd come to him. The police were
called and Sergeant p. ]. o'Nara
placed Fillion under arrest on Z
technical charge Of breach Of the
Dsece.
When SEARCHED. Fillion had $50
a his persoa. and . short time
later steps were taken TO attach 1t.
by Judge W. r. Nangan. represent
TAG the Alhro Motor Sales Co. Later.
Attorney Israel Nair and Constab ls
Fred Wrinkle called ut the police
staten and left . writ In which
500 damages are claimed BY the
Famous store. F'illion's personal be.
leaStngs were attached earlier by
Csnstabls Wrinkle on . writ issued
By Attorney Nair.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Hear Of Booueggers'
Ring in Hartford

Hartford. Sept. 8 N-Sensational
testimony tending to disclose that
the police sought evidence Of sraft
and protection Of bootlessers In 4
series of raids here begun on June
~ was introduced in police court
today when twelve defendants were
scheduled for trial on liquor
charges.
Sergeant Isaac Krocpneck who
was aseigned to investigate reports
that . 'bootlesgsrs' association
was operating here. testified on the
stand that the purpose Of his inves.
tigation was to learn whether or not
protection money" was being paid
to members Of the police force.
Policeman Erskine presentd evi.
dence disclosing that defendants had
approached him voluntarily on diff
fersnt occasions requesting him to
withheld complaints.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Fur Dealer R0uts
Bandit: Saves Lives

Cleveland. O.. Sept. s (UP) -
Oscar e. Talchau. Cleveland fur
merchant. braved . bandits pistol
today to save the lives of himself
and two employees and furs valued
at $4,000.
Talchau and the employees were
performing the usual shop routine
when the bandits entered. menaced
them with q revolver and ordered
them into an alright fur storage
vault.
Imprisonment in the vault would
have meant death by suNocation and
AZ Talchau started to back into the
vault he leaped toward the robber.
kicked him in the stomach and
yelled.
The bandit fred twice. Both bull
lets missed Talchau but his face
was powder burned. The robber
hed in an automobile.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
Predicts Large Vote
For G. o. P. in Maine

Warrington. Sept. 8. NeThe
largest republican majority IN the
history Of Maine was predicted TO.
the party ticket today by John H.
Bartlett former governor Of New
Hampshire. and now hrst assistan
postmaster general, upon returning
here from Z speaking trip in New
England.
New Hampshire also viii be
carried BY the Heover- Curtis ticket"
Bartlett said.
He predicted that before elec-
ton day the republican strength in
Massachusetts will be thoroughly
solidihed."
Optimistic reports concerning
kentucky we're brought to Chair
maa Work at national committee
haadauartsrs by Senator Sackett, of
that state. While describing Ken.
lucky a. always . doubtful state -
Sackstt asserted the republican
managers hoped to pick up $4,000
democratic votes in Kentucky.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
MISS BURKARTH At HELM
OF G. 0. P. WOMEN'S CLUB
VIII Take Charge Of Headauarter,
O. West Main Street Do.
ginning Monday

Miss Mary Burkarth has been as.
signed to be In charge OF women's
republicans headquarters, opposite
the post office on West Main street
and will enter upon her duties Mon.
day. The quarters. the former Cooley
home, will be open daily from 4.
m. to p. m.
The women's committee will for
mally open Its campaign Monday
night when speakers will discuss the
coming election at a meeting which
has been called for o'clock.
Chairman William H. Judd Of the
republican town committee said to.
day assignment is to be made later
Of . man to be In charge Of town
committee headquarters in Booths
block.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
SPnLACY SCORES
RELIGIOUS ISSUE
(continued from First Pags)

strength. ! have no personal feel
inss In the matter but hand on to
my party the Information that has
been handed to me by represent
alive democrats.
Balance Ticket
"Balanes the ticket and win,
Smith will have Q certain vote in
Connecticut NO matter who 10 placed
upon the ticket. 10 will Hoover, re-.
gardlsss Of his ticket associates. The
election viii BE- close. We, ~ Z
party. must not do anything that
will ALLEVIATE votes from the ticket.
We must rather do everything that
will attract votes. My only wish u
that our foresight may b a. good
- our hindsight. and on November
8 ! want to celebrate. not conduct
post-mortem. ] am not against
any candidate-I am for Smith"
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
LEGISLATORS REUNITE
100 Members Attend Reunion At
Connecticut State Fair In Hart
ford Today-Gov. Trumbull There

Connecticut State Fair In Hart
ford Today-Gov. Trumbull There
Hartford. Sept. 6 N-About 100
members Of the legislature Of 1927
attended the rsuaion today at the
Connecticut state fair. The gather.
ing included three women repre-
sentatives-Miss Marjory Cheney Of
Manchester; Mrs. Helen e. Lewis Of
Stafford. and Mrs. Edith v. Cook
Of New Haven.
Speaker John H. Hill OF Shelton
was one Of the earliest to arrive ana
was at the fair grounds before the
arrival Of Governor Trumbull and
staff. The governor and his attend
ants were on hand at 1880 and
were quickly surrounded by the leg
islators who were then present.
Governor Trumbull and the LEXIS
lators were officially greeted by d.
rectors of the fair association.
Then came a tour of the fair
grounds. the party passing from one
exhibit to another, showing special
interest In the Boy Scout show, the
Foot Guard dog show. the livestock
and the agricultural products.
Among the party were Lieut.. J. Ed.
win Brainard Of Branford. secre.
tary OF State Francis A. Pallotti Of
Hartford, Clerk Of Bills Frederic A.
Scott Of Plymouth. and Senators
Frederick G. Walcott Of Norfolk,
Elijah Rogers of Southington. Sam
usl r. Spencer Of Suf1ield, Mat
thew H. Kenealy Of stamford.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
PLAN SEASON OF DRAMA

Approximately $50 members of
the Holy Cross Dramatic circle at
tended the meeting of the club held
last night in the basement Of the
church on Pennington avenue. Parts
for the forthcoming productions
were given out and 1t 10 expected
that the first play will be given about
the middle Of October at the r. M.
T. A. 4 B. hall. Another play will
be given during the latter part Of
November and the Christmas play in
December.
At . meeting Of the 1t. Eliza beth
Dramatic circle of the Sacred Heart
parish held last night at the parc.
rhial school on Gold street 1t was
decided to give the first entertain.
ment September 80. when two
sketches entitled The Secret" and
Cabaret" will b. produced 1t one
of the two school auditoriuma The
program also calls for = play in Oc.
tober. November and December.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
$1,000 ATTEND HIGH
MASS IN AUSTRALIA
Tosty thousand Gather Outside St.
AlaFy's Cathedral at Euchar.
tsttc Congress

sydney, N. 8. WI. Sept. s (UP)-
Nearly $4,000 people attended SOL
emn pontifical high mass At ths
Eucharistic congress today.
Nine thousand were inside the
cathedral Of ct. Mary while 10000
gathered in Hyde park outside. II
was . religious celebration unparal-
leled on this continent. Many knelt
In the grass ana prayed while the
colerful and solemn ceremony pro-
cesdsd inside.
The sermon was delivered by
Archbishop Mannix Of Melbourne.
who referred to the congress ~ q
bend uniting the world. Discussing
ths English church controversy over
revision Of the prayer book. he said
Catholics were interested specta-
tors"
1T was the MAS that mattered,' -
he continued. The controversy was
divided between those who wished
to have mass and those who q id 1t
was Z blasphemous celebration.
Two things matter In these days
Of dissolving creeds and threatened
ctviltsation-the tabernacle and the
vatican"
Cardinal cerretti. papal legate,
placed = huge heart-shaped wreath
today on Sydney's war cenotaph.