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Evening star., 1929-01-03
BANDITS D|SAR|M
POLICE, TAKE CAR.
Two Escape in Official Auto
After Being Trapped in
Own Home.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, January 3.-An in
tensive Z lice search was under way
today for William Wunderiich, "a, who,
with companion, disarmed five po-
lice officers at his home in LackaWanna
last night and seriously wounded Pa
trolman Fred A. Smith, the only po-
liceman to succeed in drawing his gun.
After the shooting Wunderlich and
his companion escaped in the police
department automobile. The officers,
four Buffalo policemen and two Lack
awanna detectives had surrounded the
Wunderlich home to arrest him on sus-
picion of being implicated in a series
of robberieS.
Two Guard Rear of House.
Two of the officers covere the rear
Of the house, while three others went
TO the front door, the sixth acting as
their rear guard.
In response to their ring Wunderlich
cordially invited them to enter. They
traversed a short, dark hall, and as
they stepped into the living room they
found themselves looking into the bar
rels of two pistols, held by Wunderlich's
companion.
The officers pistols were in their
nolsterS ana they Cbeved a command
to lift their hands and range them
selves along a wall, where they were
diSarmed.
Officer Attempts to Fire.
The officer at the front of the house
finally became suspicious and entered
the house. He was disarmed. Then
the other two officers entered.
Smith attempted to fire MRS. Wun-
derlich pumped bctwcen Smith and her
husband. Smith could not shoot, but
Wmderlich could and Smith fell with
bullet in his abdomen.
The gunmen took six police pistols
away in the police car.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
SUPREME COURT BUILDING
COMMISSION TO MEET
Group Expected to Designate Archi-
tect to Prepare
Design.

The new commission recently created
to obtain plans and specifications for
the United States Supreme Court Build
ing, to be erected facing the Capitol,
will hold its first meeting at $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning. After organizing,
the commission is expected to designate
a consulting architect to submit designs
for the structure, to report to Congress
before the present session closes.
Formation of the commission was
completed when the Supreme Court des-
ignated Justice Van Devanter to serve
The act made Chief Justice Taft a
member of the commission, with Chair
man Keyes and Senator Reed of Mis-
souri, both members Of the Senate pub
lie buildings and grounds committee;
Chairman Elliott and Representative
Lanham of Texas, from the House pub
lie buildings and grounds committee.
and David Lynn, architect of the Capt.
toll
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Smoking Accessories Reduced

Items BeIOaO Are 3ilVer-PIdfed
1 Silver Cigarette Table Lighter. Was $12.
NOW 80
Silver Cigarette Containers and Ash Trays
combined. Were $3.50. Now S2.25
silver Cigarette Containers and Ash Trays
combined Were 81 Now ........ q. $3.50
1 Silver Cigarette Contair:r and Ash Tray
combined Was $3.50. Now ..s..... .S2.75
3 Silver Cigarette Containers and Ash Trays
combined Were $40. Now .............. SIS
3 Silver Cigarette Boxes. Were 81. Now $3.50
l Silver Cigarette Box. Was S12.5o. Now S625
Silver Cigarette Boxes with match-holder
attached Were $3.50. Now .$6.55
/ Leather Cigarette Box. rose color. Was $40.
NOW ..: .o : =. -. 20 %
/ Damiscenne Cigarette Box. Was $l0 so.
NOW SO"So
/ Mahogany Cigar Humdor Was $3.50. Now So
SMOKING ACCESSORIES, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
LADY HEATH HOPS OFF
ON JOURNEY TO MIAMI

Lady Heath, English aviatrix and wife
of Sir James Heath, took off from the
Naval Air Station at Anacostia at 11:l5
o'clock this morning in her Gypsy Moth
plane for Miami Fla where she will
dedicate a new airport. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Lancaster. wife of
Capt. William Lancaster of the Royal
Air Corps.
Capt. Lancaster, with Miss Eleanor
Smith of Freeport, L. l., as a passen-
ger, took off shortly after 8 o'clock as
an accompanying plane. officials at
the Naval Air Station said they did not
know whether Lady Heath intends to
take the trip in short stages or not
Lady Heath and her companions left
the Carlton Hotel after ar early break
fast and proceeded to the air staten.
Her delay in departure was attributed
to a cold engine.
The two planes landed here yesterday
after hop from New York
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Leather Goods Reduced

Safety Pockets for travelling; white only:
Soied. Were $3.50 Now. 81
/ Safety Pocket for travelling; white, slightly
,soiled. Was SIPS. Now. ............. SOC
l Hot Water Bottle III leather case. for travel
ing. was S9. NOW. 9v,1J
2 Mems Cigarette and Match Case Sets; lax.
gold corners. Were $3.50 Now. So
/ Mans Cigarette and Match Case Set; 14k.
gold corners. Was $3.50. Now. So
/ Mans Set, includes cigarette case, tobacco
pouch match case and two pipes. lax. gold
trimmed. Was $3.50. Now SIS
2 Electric Heaters for curling irons, for travel
ing Were $780, Now. w................... So
1 Electric Iron for travelling. Was $3.50.
= .
2 Clothes Brushes, with mirror and comb. Were
S6.5U. NOW. Do
2 Medicine Cases for travelling. Were IS. Now S3
LEATHER GooDs FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1929-01-03

! Sets Silver Pins; four in set. Were soc.
2 Silver Pins. Were 81 each. Now .5Sc 5Sc
l3 Pairs Silver Sports Pins. Were 75c. Now,
pair Observation-Disclosures. 25c
: Pairs Silver Cuff Links. Were ST.. NOW,
pair Observation-Disclosures. ................50 soc
2 Pairs Silver Cuff Links Were So so Now
pair Observation-Disclosures. SI.TS
2 Pairs Enameled Silver Cuff Links. Were ST.
NOV, PAIR 5uc
l Pair Enameled Silver Cuff Links Was So
1 Dunhi Silver Compact. Was $50. Now. .SiO
! Enamcled Silver Compact. Was Sl2 Now S6
2 Enamcled Silver Compacts Were $3.50.
'TE En,n,c,od S;,y.r Co,,,c, wifi, c,oi,, aS
i Silver Compact. Was $3.50 Now. .S6.75
WOmans Silver Cigarette Case. Was $3.50.
Imitation sardonyx and Silver Rings. Were
Sc. Now, each observation-disclosures
Imitation Jade and Silver Rings. Were $6.
Now, each Observation-Disclosures. So
/ imitation Lapis and Silver Ring. Was S.
? Imitation Topaz and Silver Rings. Were Sc.
ROW, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Imitation Sapphire and Silver Ring (as isl.
/ Imitation Onyx and Silver Ring. Was s225
Enameled silver Belt Pins. Were s4. Now,
i Enameled Silver Belt Pin. Was So. Now .s15O
l Enameled Silver Belt Pin. Was $3.50.
Now ............:....... .Sl25
5 Enameled Silver Link Bracelets (as isl Were
II II Enameled Silver Bar Pins. Were ST. Now,
each ...................... soc
Silver Brooches. Were 81. Now each. soc
Z Silver Baseball Charms (as Isl. Were 81.
6 Silver Baseball Charms. Were SIPS Now,
1 Silver Photo Ball Locket. Was $40. Now. .s5
FINE JEwELRY FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Lamps and Shades
All slightly sOiIed or damaged

] Antique Gold and Green Marble Bridge
Lamp. with gold silk shade Was 500. Now $40
/ Antique Bronze Adjustable Bridge Lamp,
taffeta and georgette shade. Was $35. Now $40
Brass Desk Lamp, adjustable mica panel
shade. Was $18.50. Now. w............. $3.50
GOld-plated Electric TOrchiers, candle effect;
two-light style Were $3.50. Now. -. .$12.50
! Colonial Brass Electric Candlestick. candle
effect cut prisms; two-iight style Was $275O.
1 Bed Lamps; ivory or green metal frame, with
silk shade in orchid rose or peach. Were $7.85.
NOW Sf.OV
Silk and Gcorgette Bed Lamp, orchid lined
l Handsome Junior Lamp Shade of pleated
georgette; silk lined taupe and tangerine. Was
l Junior Shade of fine pleated georgette; silk
lined; heavy fringe. Was $S5. Now. ..... $50
Handsome silk and Georgette Shade, beaver
lined tangerine: ribbon trimmed; l8-inch size.
Was S3o NOW -: Sl2.50
l Decorated Parchment Shade. Was $40. Now S6
l Antique Gold finish and Black Metal Bridge
Portable. with book tray attached: adjustable
arn and socket. Was SIS. Now. ........ $32.5O
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
MISS ELMORE RECOVERING
Woman Who Leaped From Bridge
Has Only Three Broken Ribs.

Miss Naomi Elmore, % years old, of
North Cathedral Mansions, who leaped
from the Klingle Road Bridge Tuesday
night in fit Of dependency over poor
health and love affair. was reported
ss showing favorable signs of recovery
today by physicians at Emergency
Hospital.
An examination of her injuries last
night disclosed that. she escaped with
nothing more serious than three frac-
tured ribs. 1t was first thought that
both legs and her skull were broken
In the 40-foot dron
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Art Embroidery

Rose Taffeta Pillows; flower trimmed: oval
and round shapes. Were $685. Now. . 1918
Orchid Taifeta Pillow: flower trimmed; oval
shane Was $3.50. Now Observation-Disclosures S3
Hand-luiltcd Pillow. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
Hand-embroidered Pillow. Was $3.50
Italian Cut Work Linen Scarf. was Sl2.
Now :'..;.';; SO
Hand embroidered ROmpers. Was SIS. Now SO
Hand-embroidered Baby Dresses. Were So
Hand-embroidered Wolfe Baby Dress. Was
oo:oo' Nuw $3.50
Repp Shoe Bags, l2-pocket size. Were $3.50.
Repp Laundry Bag. Was $780, Now. 49,. SO
! Repp Pocket Shoe Bags. Were S4,n.
NoM .'.''' 49,. .9II5
Back Satcen Shoe Bags 8-pocket size W'rt'
Hand d-embroidered Guest Towels. Were So IS.
Hand embro 1ered Piuowcase. Was So Now 81
IIand-embroidered Guest Towel. Was So.
Wv DUO
2 Tea Towels. hand embroidered. Were 50.
Eand-embroidered Tea Towels Were 81 so
| Dinnity Dresser Scarf. Was 81. Now. j.. soc
Art EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Large BOYS High Shoes, $3.95

10 pairs Boys Tan Elk Lace Shoes, leather
soles Sizes B 7, 8; Z, 712, g. D Z, g. Were
81 pair NOW $SJ5
6 pairs Boys Tan Calf Straight-tip Oxfords,
with leather sole. Sizes B 212 4; c 31s. Were
$3.50 pair no" % r,;., c, ...;.t SS.sS
tin. leather sole. Sizes 4, c 71a, D 7l2 Were
SIS pair, now .................... .s2.95
: pairs Youths Tan Elk OxfOrds leather soleS.
Sizes q 11i5. D /. Were SIS pair. now S295
4 pairs Child's Black Calf OxfOrds straight tip.
welt sole Sizes 8la, 8; c 8; D 8. Were SIS
pair Now reduced to $2.95
Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Silks Greatly Reduced

30 yards Ivory Pebble-back Satin Crepe. Was
$3.50 yard, now ..............., SO
80 yards Black Duchess Satin. Was $3.50 yard.
now reduced to ................... ~
35 yards Black Satin Crepe. Was $3.50 yard,
TCQuCcQ now 10 .1A.V'
Is yards of Fancy Velvets in l to 81. yard
lengths. Was $3.50 to S1050 yard, now 6.S5
200 Short-lengths Plain and Fancy Silks.
Greatly reduced a and more.
SILKS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Friday Luggage
Reductions

Square Pigskin Hat Box. Was $35. Now SIS
Square Pigskin Hat Boxes. Were $3.50.
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS
l Round Pigskin Hat Box. Was $32.5O Now $40
l COwhide Suitcase. Was SIS Now $40
l Fabrikoid Suitcase. Was $3.50. Now IS
All-wOOl English Steamer Robes. Were $35
NOW $3.50. ''....... .'................. SIS
LUGGAGE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Leatherette Frames SOC

" ere II
10 Leatherettc Frames, i'll popular size. I'M
PERFECT.
Small One-day Clocks; were $3.50. reduced
10
/ Nickel 8-day Clock alarm. Was Sc, now re-
uuceQ 10 =. 90
Silvcr-metal Jewel Box, IMPERFECT. Was
/ Silver-metal Jewel Box, IMPERFECT. Re-
duced from so to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
/ Gold-metal Cigarette Box. IMPERFECT
Was Sc. half f-price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s3
1-Pnt Thermos jug. Was $3.50, now. ..S3
CLOCKS AND FRAMES, FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Mems Socks, 55c pr. Were s.

65 Pairs Rayon and Wooi-Mixed and All
Wool Socks, in ribbed and plain styles neat
fancy patterns. Sizes 1917, IL, llH. II.
81 Mems Imported AH-Wool Scarfs with fringed
ends; floral and striped patterns. Were l.50.
NOW ................ S5c
Is Mems Silk and Rayon Scarfs medium and
dark colors; figured patterns. Were So.
NOW SI.OC
Pairs Imported Novelty Sports Suspenders:
slightly soiled Were SIS. Now. ........ .S2.35
"a Braided Leather Belts with tongue buckles;
black, brown tan. Sizes "a, SO. 38, 40, AZ.
Were $3.50. Now ...............,......$ .$135
81 Pairs Mems An-Wool Imported and Do
mestic Golf Hose: plain coors and fancy pat
terms Sizes 10. 10ia, IL. Were $3.50 and So.
NOW ........... ....,.... ..... SLID
al Mems Imported Pcrcale and Madras Shirts;
neckband and collar ar-attached styles: neat pat
terms. Sizes ii to IT, Were So. Now. .Sl.65
80 Fancy Coiored Bat Wing Ties. in neat fig
ured patterns; good colors. Were 81. Now soc
MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Dozen Rolls oilet
Tissue, Special, 78c

600 rolls Good Quality Straight-cut Toilet Tis-
sue: 1000 sheets to the roll.
2i6 Red Cross Clinic TO0thbruShes priced
ar .................. .1Sc; for soc
36 Fine Grade Hair Brushes priced at. .85c
254 Compacts priced at..................2Oc at. zoe
900 Fine Quality Turkish Wash Cloths; large
1853 Cakes Laytrix Soap priced at..........1 .1oc
TOILET GooDs. FIRST FLook.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Radios and Victrolas

Radio Cabinet for No. IL or No. IS Radiola.
Was SIS. Now. ......................S SIS
No. 81 Atwater Kent Ail-Electric Radios. with
tubes Were S97 Now. .................... $50
l Radi0la and Victr0la Combination, with tubes.
was 9oUU NOW .ojOU
l Cabinet for No. IL or No. Is Radiola. Was
$40 Now Observation-Disclosures. $50
Cabinets for No. IL or No Is Radiola with
100-A RC.A. built-in speaker. Were S65.
] Desk Radio Cabinet with built-in speaker, for
No. 80 Atwater Kent Radio Was S45 Now $50
Radio Cabinets for No. 81 or No. 40 Atwater
Kent Radio. Were sos. Now w.........S1O
Victro'as. Were S110. Now. as is. SIS
! An-Eleetric Victrola and Radio Combination.
WAS S4SO NOW. ..................S S275
RAnIO GALLERIES En1rRrtI E1onp
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Lace Remnants Reduced

Lace Remnants in various lengths and types
all greatly reduced q to e former prices, for
immediate clearance.
LACES FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Notions Remnants
Handkerchiefs, u Price

$50 Handkerchiefs, soiled and mussed from
handling are reduced to I. their original price
tomorrow for clearance.
MEMS, with initials. WOMEN'S, colored or
white handkerchiefs, some with embroidery
BOYS HandkerchiefS with colored borders and
odd initials.
HANDKERCHIEFs, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Women's Pumps, $6.45 pair
We're $3.50 to SI8

81 pairs in this reduced group. which includes
Laird Schober & Co. and other well-known
makes. One-strap. Operas and Oxfords in
great variety. Of patent leather, tan calf
lizard in blonde or brown and alligator-calf in
brown Combinations of leather and reptile
included Sizes as follows: AAA s. 5la. 6, 6f2. Z,
8, 9: AA Az to Z, 8; A to 512. 61a, 712; 81,
4, Ale. S, s. 31@. 4, Az, S, 6l2. z.
65 pairs Women's Pumps and Oxfords, patent,
tan calf and satin models reduced from stock
because the size range has become incomplete.
These sizes: AAA S, sig, 6i2. AA Al to 6la;
4, Az, 5l2. 612, Z. 8; B 3l2 to 6; C to 7. Were
$40 to $3.50 pair Now reduced TO S4.S5
WoMEN's SHOES. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Rugs and Carpets

Rose Scotch Weave Art Rug; 9xl2 size. Was
i Finest Quality Worsted wilton Rug; sxl2
SIZE Was $ls25o Now sc,ss ;Sst:nV 1;So
Good Quality Wool wilton Rug; exs size;
TIs Heavy 'e qualify Wool wilton Rug exs si7s
Rose Persian Rug, slightly worn (as Isl. Was Was
super Quality Chinese Rug las Isl; sxl2 Size
BeloOchistan Oriental Rugs. Were $3.50.
l Finest Quality Worsted Wilton Rug; 6x9 size;
1 Worsted Wilton Rug; 46x76 size. Was $50.
Crex de Luxe Rug (dscontnued); 9xl2 size,
Basket-weave Fibre Rug; sxlo size Was sls.
High grade Wool wilton Rugs: 27x54 size
Finest Quality worested wilton Rugs; s1xs4
size, Were $16 Now. ow..................$9 $975
l Seamless Administer Rug; 9x12 size. Was $35.
Seamless Broadioom Carpet; 7xi2 size. was
Seamless Broadloom Carpet; 6x12 size. Was
S57 so. Now Observation-Disclosures. .$39.75
Rattania Fibre Rug; sxl2 size. Was $3.50.
Oval De;art Fibre Rugs; 7sxlo6 size. Were
Rattania Fibre Rug, 76xlO6 size Was $l45O.
i0n Delox Grass Rug; sxic size. Was sio7s 1915
Deltox Grass Rugs; 9x12 size. Were sl25O
1 Mourzourk Rug; 8xl0 size Was s275O.
Now .................. STATS
Basket-weave Fibre Rugs; 4ex7.e size Were
Ra,tania Fibre Rug; 4sx7s size. Was ST. 81.
Weartex Rush Rug; 8xlo size Was $22
Basket weave Fibre Rugs; 27x54 size. Were
Basket-weave Fibre Rugs: 3Gx63 size. Were
Delart Fibre Rugs; 36x72 size Were $3.50
Oval Crex de Luxe Rug; 3x6 size Was $575
Oval Crex de Luxe Rug; 27x54 size. Was 81.
/ Crex de Luxe Rug (dscontinued); 6xs size
Was S1250 Now. w......................S S7.75
Basket-weave Fibre Rug; 6xs size. Was
Cyex de Luxe Grass Rur: sx7 sze sSss Was
Taune Klearaax Lined Rug; 6xs size. was
High grade Oval Chenille RUGS; sxs SIZE Size
Slightly soiled tas Isl. Were S13.75. Now $s.75
Chenille Bath Rugs; 27x54 size. Were $625
Imported Oval Wool Chenille Rugs; 27xss
size. Were S9.75. Now. w................. S6.95
| Imported Oval Wool Chenille Rug; 27x54 size.
Was Sl4.5O Now. .s6.95
High-grade Chenille Rugs: 20x36 size. Were
nh'1v. ANuw SZ. 10
Imported Braided Rag Rugs 24x36 size
Were $3.50. Now. .............,..SI50 so
Oval Braided Chenille Rugs; 27x43 size
Kazak Oriental Rug, semi-antiuue 3.6x6.6
size Was $65 Now. S42 so
! Brcadlccm Garnet Rug (soiled); 9x106 size
Bre.5esm Garnet Rug csoileD sxi7 size ;,ss
W9s Suits. Now SSS 3I
/ Lot Short Lengths of Linoleun
REDUCED ONE-HALF PRICE,
! Lot Short Lengths of Garnet
REDUCED ONE-HALF PRICE,
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Women's Silk Umbrellas

8 Self -bordered Green Silk Umbrellas, mounted
on 16-rib frames. Assorted amber-effect and
quartz-effect handles Tips ana ferrules to
match. Were 81, now .....................S SIS
Z Self-bOrdered Silk Umbrellas, in purple and
green. Mounted on 24-rib frames with assorted
handles of quartz effects. Matching tips and
ferruleS. Were So, now ...................$5
Self-bordered Silk Umbrellas, purple or black
16-rib frames, carved punjab and pearl pals
handles. Were $18. Now w..................S9
Sef-bOrdered Silk Umbrellas in green and
purple. 16-rib frames with assorted compost
ton handles. Tips and ferrues to match. Were
91G, LloW %
Silk Umbrellas. self bordered. in green. purple
and black. 16-rib frames, with gold-trimmed
composition handles. Were $22, now. .... .S11
UMBRELLAS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Mems Imported Sports Vests
SO We're sIS

10 Sports Vests of fancy plaid materials, with
chamois lining. Sizes 50, 40, AZ, A.
ENGLISH SHOP, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03

Remnant Day Merchandise not nab exhangeabe; not
O. D. approval; mail phone orders accepted
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Fine Jewelry Reduced

10 GALLERIES, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Mems FlannelD Dressing Gowns
Mems Rayon Dressing Gowns

Sfnall-siZe Gowns Were $40. Now. SIS
Smal-size Gowns. Were SIS. Now. $40
MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Young Mems Two Trousers
Suits, $18.75; Were $50

9 Two Trousers SUITS of serviceable cheviots
for school or hard wear Trousers altera-
tons only. Sizes "a to 81.
MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-09

Three children are in New Britain General hospital for treatment fer injuries sustained by being run down by automobiles yesterday. John Daddario. !, of 4il Myrtle street, and Mary Mataseik, 5. of Acorn street, are listed as seriously i'll. while Ralph Bloom, !. of Fairfield avenue, Elm Hill. NeWington. is In 2 critical condition.
 Boys Leg Fractured
 The Daddario boy was struck by the bumper of an automobile driven by Edward Juchniewicz, Fl. of s5 Grove street, yesterday afternoon when he ran off the sidewalk near his fathers store at 411 Myrtle street. The driver. who was accom- panied by his father. stopped and took the boy to New Britain General hospital, where an examination dis closed . fracture of the leg. near the thigh, and an injury to the head.
 Sergeant P. J. O'Mara, who inves- tigated the accident, arrested Yuch- niewicz on the charge of driving an automobile with defective brakes, and in police court today continp- ance for one week was ordered be-
New Britain herald., 1929-05-09
Believe Student at
 Amherst Is Suicide

Amherst. Mass, May 3 R - In- creasing weight will be given to the suicide theory in accounting for Frederick McCann. jr., missing An1- herst college student. according to Lieut.. Albert Dasey of the state po- lice. if a clue he is running down today fails to establish lead.
 were turned out in a body yesterday by President A. S. Pease to search for McCann, did not resume the search today. McCann was said to have been somewhat depressed on failure to keep up in some of his studies. and to have been working hard to regain his standing.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-09
Dr. Costello Positively Asserts Huntington, Harvard Junior, Was Victim of Homicide, Contradeting County Detective Hickey.
Vain Hunt for Weapon Carried On in Windsor Swamp-Dead Man Was Known as "Woman Hater" = Williams Not Under Suspicion.

Windsor, May N-That Walter T. Huntington. 20 year old Harvard college junior. found dead with bullet wound in his head in lot on the Murphy farm here yesterday, came to his death by homicide, was the official finding of Medical Ex- aminer Costello this noon.
 Dr. Costello said, in his finding. that marks on the body showed the .32 calibre revolver bullet which killed the young student was Area from a distance.
 Dr. Costello's statement. . re- affirmation Of his first diagnosis. fol lowed his autopsy on the body. It conflicts somewhat with the attitude of County Detective Edward J. Hickey who, despite the medical ex- aminer's finding. refuses to abandon 9 suicide theory. Hickey said. how ever, that he was not convinced Huntington killed himself. He mere ly feels there is | sufficient element of doubt in the homicide finding. though he credits the weight q evi- cence that there was lDui play.
 Gun in Haads of O1lbs Hersau Dr. Costello's official remarks in. clude the statement that there were ID powder marks on young Hunting tons body, a fact sufficient in itself. he said. to rout any suicide belisf. and that the clean hele nqaAe sA1S S4he penetration of the bullet indicated tho revolver was in the haaeA ef another person standing 1asn6 feet from the student. Hickey, aided by four deputy sheriffs, made an exhaustive search for tho revolver believed to have been used in the crime. but up to noon had not only failed ts lind the weapon, but also . clue that might help in solving tho mystery. Acting on belief that the slayer Of Hunt jneton, if the suicide theory ts to be credited, threw the revolver into g (Continuing on Page Twol