The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
ToRRINCTON

The investigation Into the slay- ing at Hartford early Saturday of Joseph Curecina extended to this city yesterday when Hartford county detective Edward J. Hickey came here and questioned several Torrington men in connection with Curecinas alleged dealings with a liquor racket"
 Tho Hartford county authorities apparently are endeavoring to con- meet the staying of Curecina with the staying of Carmelo Tlralongo, of this city in Hartford in Septem- Der, 1928. 1t Is alleged that Cure cina was at one time intimate with Ccsare Barbiere. leader of Hart ford hi- -Jackers, who Is now serving from 8 to 12 years in state prison for the Tiralongo staying, which is said to have followed bitter war over liquor territory. Tiralongo was stabbed to death. Cureclnu was among those questioned in the invest gation with the staying but was not held. He was found early Saturday in garage back of his home fin Hartford with two bullet wounds in his body and 16 gashes made by long, -bladcd knife.
 Detective Hickey and three other officers visited this city yesterday afternoon and enlisted the aid of the local police in tho investiga- ton at thls end. Three Torrington men held for questioning. 1t Is said, are Joseph and Michael 'Avampato and Angelo Lnmonica, who accord. Ing to n Hartford dispatch. went to Hartford voluntarily as friends of the dead man for many years with q view to aiding the police in their efforts to capture the slay. CT" Two New Haven men. Charles Ciancola and Joseph Brauss were also taken to Hartford for questioning.
 Police Raid Inn
 The Belvedere Inn, at the south end of Bantam lake was raided Saturday by six state policemen, who seized small quantity of 'liauor and tMo cases of alleged beer and arrested the alleged pro- prietor, Louis Longi. of Calhoun street of this city. Longi IS charged with sales of liquor and with keeping with intent to sell He was brought to Torrington and released under bonds of $500. His trial will be held before Justice of the Peace Charles r. living in the Morris town hall to-day al ? D. m Ernest Skilton will prosecute, Longi leased the inn about five months ago and has spent much Tn interior Improvements. Seven GUS toners were in the inn at the time of the raid but were not arrested. The officers in the raiding party included Lieutenant r. Brandt. officers James Parrott, l.. Waten and George Palmer. all of the Ca naan barracks and Officers Had field and Darinsky of the Ridge field barracks.
 Arthur Wellington Burnett. aged 73, died yesterday morning at 3:3O Tt his home at 40 Prospect street. He had been i'll since october Death was due to nephritis. MT Burnett was born in Bedford Hill. N. Y. in 1858. ron of Durant and Charlotte Bat Burnett. His fam fly moved to ..nsted when he was ten years old. He was employed at the New England Pin company there for 70 years and was mem. her of the Winsted fire department for over fifty years. In 1927 he moved to Torringt after having resided in Winsted for about co years. He was married in issb to Miss Laura Dickerman. who sdrviyes him. others who survive are two grandchildren. Jack and Lucia Futile Of Torrington. and n sister. Mrs MlllIe Burnett Cox Of NJ Kigco. \. Y.
 The funeral will be held from the house tomorrow morning at fisO o'clock. interfnent will Do iii the centervilie cemetery tn mAm- den.
 Plans are being completed fo' The al PaPfrlch's dance to be con. ducfed hy Torrinnion ladaa. b, F, Q. E. at the EIks clubhouse here