The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29

fng accepted the offer made to him through the Democrat on behalf of q group of ex-servlcemen, who v0i- unteorod their services in the man. hunt, Bpokesrnen for the ex- aoldiers will confer later this af. fernoOn with the lieutenant and eompiote plans for their part in the search for the fugitive killer.
 Democrat Makes New Find
 Another important discovery was made by the Democrat to-day. that of an eyewitness who saw, Crow gun in hand, abandon his machine and flee into the woods near Prit- ahard'a pond Sunday afternoon z Ho 10 William McCasland of Wa coma avenue, who knows Crow well, He was driving down Suicide ToaA shortly after 1880 Sunday when he saw Crow swing around Ahe corner from the WOlcott-Was terbury road, jump out Of his car and leap over q fence and head into the woods.
 McCasland called 10 Crow, shouting c greeting, but crow paid no attention to him and dashed into the deep forest. Thlnk- ing Crow was perhaps huDunH phaaaa nts. several of which were nearby, Mccasland went on dOWn fhe road. only to find Dt tho Tus' kIa home that Crow had just com . Ynitted two murders and wounded @ woman.
 Footprints Discovered
 The now plunge into the deep Soreat. etnrtIng nt 1 o'clock thB aftornoon. was tho result Of the 1lsc0yery of fo9tpFjntS along h eroek yosterday afternoon by Lieut Detective WllIlain Pollard and Patrolman Delmar Dunn or inc Waterbury police force, who went into the woods ycBterday on an unofficial hunt for the slayer.
 About two miles iD, they re. ported to-day, they found clear ana frosh footprints, also evidence that some person had been bcrnpIng mud from his shoes TO that Bcc' ton this afternoon went the two policemen, Lieut. Bchatzfn1D and troopers and a Democrat reporter,
 ExSeryIcemen Accepted
 Lieut. Bch0tzmaB sald that he would Do more than Rlnd 10 hCs cept tho services of the cx.B1r' vlcem0n, who mndo their offer yos- terday to the Democrat SpOh1Bs men for the veteran group VIII get in touch with the lieutenant this afternoon and will discuBs plans for tho use of this additional posse,
 'Of course I'll accept tho of. fer" said the lieutenant, Whob it was made 10 hIU by A Democrat reporter this morning. "Im only too glad 10 uBo the BorVlces Of any persons who want tO help lh capturing this murderer"
 Tho veterans meanWhllc, who will number moro than a score, bee gan efforts ohrly tbls afternoon 70 secure guns and ammunition IOth the Waterbury police dephrtmcht and the National Guard VIII be requested Co lend tho hrinS for their hunt for tho missing mur' derer. The men, none Of whom wish their names 10 Do published at thiB time, hfo nl1 p0ssoss0fB or service records A number or them baVG been decorated Tor gaIlGntry under fire All Of them arc good m1rkBmen and most or them know the W0lcOit territory quito well.
 Another False Alarm
 Another false njnfm, tbIB ono from fhe Spindle llill section, sent troopers rhGIng tO tho Gflgdlot farm. It was reported by phone shortly after 10 o'clock that man in h brown suit Wns hiding ln n tree in back of tho farm.
 Eh0 troopers, led by houtcb1 nc gcbntzrnaD, adVaneod 0cr0ss Inc open plsturd with guns drawn, climbed n fence and then rushed acrOss n Glenring Go whore the man was supposedly hiding, The brown suited figure turned out 70 bs h bunch of dead IeaVoB ln tree,
 I'IOd Along Steadily
 Along q now line, tho Be0rGh got. tied down 10 n Mo1dy, organized routine tbIs morning. Troopers were BGnt along alI 1dJ1GGnt rOhds 10 question residents Of every farm. hOuDo, but not a sign of tho fngi- two was reported. ID addition, ono trooper, Leo Mmc1hy, boghb n 8ystem1tlG 0heGkUp Of nll towns in the section having railroad Bt1. tons in Gn effort tO find Out # Crow may hhVe bO1rdod h trhlD HuDdny night md escaped from tho section entirely,
 IHIH bVFfHUlHlIt OEHUIN'b 'H''b p up will bG Gnrrlcd along ubtli sVGry possible avenue of escape hos boon eliminated or untll the bUIGs Der of these pOasibiliiicB is roc duGed sO materially lint thb 1o1dB con Do followed 68 closely hs pos Hible,
 VigiIhIt Patrol
 This morning tho VgilhDi p1irJl of tho WOlcOtt rO1ds WDB cDG' tlnued, with Inc Spindle Ilill BlbfH Ds tho only exciting Incident, 4 call from Bristol police s1id th1t h Uinn, BusplGiOus4 looking, bad boon seen iher6 but his description did not resemble tbnt Of Grow. Brls'Ol police were naked t0 cheGkup, how GVGr, though mo succom WdB 6hfi' GIpntsd
 Meanwhile, ib Waterbury, efforts 10 find possible boarding h0Usd or room where Crow mhy have Ily6d are being continued, No prog ross hiOng this IIne Whs made yesterday
 Deputy Coroner waiter HmYtt has announced thGt tho iUGu"Hl Into Inc dsnths Of Cl1rhnce IDBblS 22syGhF .OId highWhy WGtB"f, hnf Julius E1rVhuskhb, 1Gsye1rs0lf nrmh1Hd, will be held MODdhj it inc town ball in WOlr0tt Tb' coroner snyB ibGt ho bGB four nYe witnesses tG thG shooting ln hddj, tlGn tG Mrs YuHkIs 6nd her tW'