New Britain herald., 1930-05-02
East Side Tragedy Mystifiies Police As Bomb Vanishes
EAST SIDE TRAGEDY MNsTIFtL> POLICE A BOMB NA\lSHLs
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CionzaIla did # thriving hrziu5s. doun on the East Side with lis sro- cery store SO thriving a business that If orz krew about his lfn- mense pro.r- traE would n-arEa. that a small estanushm ike flat could have such earning powers.
 Some d'i know about his ln,- meuse rro5ts, ev.aa2-.E for one Saturday forenoon -ar-a was tar- rife explosion IT tEs .r-.e back office and Gorza-La Nas killed.
 Fortunately no ora a.sl Was II t1- tlttle office at the time.
 Two clerks and q tav patrons in 4re front store uvra som =what sum- ned and rhorouErLy frightened. They ran screaming 70 the street.
 Officers Kim and Westermar ar- rived within two minutes and l-}eS- tigared. They sent for the proper authorities. medical eNamlner and a detective from the "3omb Sqlad' because they saw a- q glance that # seemed 10 be q bomb explosion.
 Chances are,' said Officer Kline. ''thar Gonzalle was fixing ID q bomb for some enemy and c1e thing back 1red on him.
 ~ "Whv2 Did he have eremleze" asked Gndde1 Of the bomb squad.
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 "Bootiagzer"
 Sure. th,s grocery store mas slda line. a sort or N5s,1la means o- support after re took ID tOc'Lag- glng ln a serious way
 sold Red and White
 Kline knew Go0zalle we'll
 He used 10 sell his r=d and white wine 10 customers and thai raid him so well he hranchad out into the hard stuff. H. probshly had a bunch or enemies who might have been cutting n on him and he vas fixing up a bomb 10 pop of under some enemy vrs1 the ming preua- ture'y c1ploded.'
 It sounds good Kline" GuI5er said, but if youII take a look around youll see that GOrzalle was counting out coins. urroll1~ rolls of them he probably got at -he bank. Look, here are z2 or more rolls ot quarters, dimes and ricEels. as they come from the hank, and there must he quart Of loose colrs blown about
 He might have taen worE5rg on g bomb for the mOmert" Kline ir- sisted.
 I'll tell you what" Gjd1=a sad. '4t's as clear as can b. - he vas unvrapping his money Someone had left bomb on or under his desk and set it. The thing worked while he was sitting here and that was the end Of his story They agreed that GAdden was right,
 Nov" said Ghdden "nsahs a careful search; we want 10 get the fragments Of that bomb We can trace springs, coils, bits Of p.pa and such stuff
 Dropped Back to Talk They searched. They sral- three . solid hours in searching. They went over everything and through every thing; they questioned clerks and patrons. Someone might have left q bomb there. the clerks said. B . p4enly CT men -tpPp"4 Tn taGtl 10 talk with the boss-sure it. vas about booze-hs supplied loads Of it and many came 70 him for big or ders.
 There vas more 1earctiug
 There isn't a thing that nas ever any part of bomb that re can find, "GHdden declared
 Kline found few tiny z-Eers Of metal at thls time They meant nothing.
 Grdden stood staring about the shattered little office The body =~had been removed Suddenly he 2. exclaimed, i've so' it."
 At once he Ionsred part of fhe missing bomb and made an arrest. -- Where did he 6r3 pert os the n ~ g-s--r+Egr-