The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-27

names, "John Brown" and ''Toin CoWa". He has Q bank account in the Mochnnioa' National bank, New Haven, under the former
 The surrounding of orannla swamp. in southington. at dawn this morning, and a thorough comhlng of the woods there failed to show any sign of Crow. He had been reported seen there ear Her In tho night by two men. John tino, Jr. They said they were seat dash across tho road and into the woods about tho swamp.
 lsncirclllng th0 Swamp
 They notified Southiugton police. who went to tho spot immediately, meanwhile notifying Llout. Wil- liam Schntzman at Wolcott. Police patrolled tho section all night long. awaiting the coming of dawn.
 With tho first HtroakH ot light, the posse crept into tho swamp and woods, ready for Instant firing. There was n shot, an immediate alarm and 1t turned out that q state troopers gun had gone on accidentally. Tho bloodhounda were used but they failed to find a, single scent. For three houras the forest was combed, but not . trace was discovered.
 Funeral of Victim
 Tho tragedy was climaxed this morning In Wolcott as the funeral of Clarence Yuskls, one of the murder victims, ,wcndod its way slowly from tho homo along the highway. The youths relatives had to ho assisted to their ear to 20 to tho church, ono or tho daughters eollapsing and requiring the use of smelling salts before she recovered. :.
 Troopers, hardened by years of service, had to turn away as the weeping relatives of tho alaugh- tered boy loft tho home in which he had lived. Then, aA the funeral procession's last car was gone, they went on with their deadly hunt n murderer as their quarry. Back and forth along country roads, tn- to woods that might hide tho orim- inal, their ceasoloss hunt went on'
 Isonc Hunter Returns
 Flljhh Taylor, tho lono woods man who hoped to locate Crow .n tho donso forest maxoa, camo out
  night, weary and footaore. Not n singlo trace of him could Do found in the woods, tho woodchop:: per said, though lao had combed every inch of tho territory ih which ho believed Crow might bo hiding, Stiil confident that Crow is In n hiding place deep tn the tunglo-liko forest, however, ray for Dlana nnothor solo expedition
 he discovery madc by tho Dem- oerat wns of n handbook rom the Mechanics National Bank ot New Haven, tho last withdrawals being made In May, 1880, Tho book was issued in tho namo or "john Brown" and its entries support tho theory that crows actions woro generally eccentric
 Brown Bank Deposits
 On Dec. n, 1D26, he deposited at the bank tho sum Of I.soo, which ho left untouched tili Juno 10, 1923. on that day he mauo ton separate and distinct deposits on hls account, each ono apou. SIC or $l7. Thon after he hnu put In Si8l.bl in, tho same dny, he went back to tho banE aga'h anu WitnuTuW tuv uuus VI leaving him with balance ot si,000. . ., ooo ,a touched for almost n year. till May 2i of 1880 and then ho went through n similar procedure. Thih time no made four separate de- poaits In tho samo day, eaen ono about SiO, In all ho put in $a0.VV that day. Thon, still tho Hnmo uny, ho went back to tho bank anu drew out his ontiro amount now SA'''''''iu unfinished Letter
 Also found thls mornlng. was . latter written by Crow on April D, iOS2. and never mailed. It was Apparently being sent to some shoe Atoro or donler ana reads nS tol- lows; Il received tho shoes, been n perfect fit but the too-eap l.s inch to lopg---hurt my toes litt'o, You remember mo last August paid 10 dollars for two pnifn ot nitoes--t gave my namo us rom Cowo. You------".
 Wntorburinns told tho Democrat to.day and yesterday that they had often seen Crow In Now Haven ma it ia believed that ho may have n homo thors. It is improb. nble, it peems, that q man who bought expensive clothing, who had n car, and who is said to havv hnd considerable clothing, would make his regular homo in tho hovol in WOleott. In addition thuro havo been no clothes found there. only rudo facilities for cooking, and everything oovore! with litter and filth. This would support the belief that Grow had another regular homo, either in Waterbury, in Now Haven, or ns W0lcott residents say, an under. ground dwelling In tho midst or tho -"'"" Grow stiII Alive believe unquniifiodly. Only late veaterday nftornoon, about a quar. | ter.inile from the shack, but on the other slde of tho road were found the remains oe q sandwich and evidence that . man had been roBting.
 Furthermore, Q shot hoard above the shack ut ( o'clock yohtordny Afternoon is still a mystery. There were no troopers nt that place ana fo deputioH. flushing thero i'm. niodlatoly, officers could not find n slnglo trnco of tho person who hnd fired tho bullet, which was heard plainly at tho Yuaki4 hoine- ntond headqunrterS of the@ police and special officers.
 Mnnhunt Continues
 The manhunt wont on later thig morning employing. tho services or only eight state policemen, tho rest ..,ll k A aNnwV ta0aAArhpItu Ison the Honroh, Liout William shatgmnn, tho commanding offi- nar. md several of tho troopers had 10 go to Now Haven to tess tify in q trial in that city. The ragt of tho troopers were giyen chance tu rest. A score of dopu- tinE and special officers, however,