The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

of Aug. 31. His brother told police Carli at Ellington. Conn.,, the night Bey admitted the killing but claimed he fired in self-defense.
 Sivik, with Connecticut troop. CT, was motoring along lonly Fort River road early today when he cspied Bey.
 Covering him with & revolver Sivik yelled, Throw 'em up!" Instead, Bey raised rife to his shoulder and sent a bullet crashing through tho windshield. Then he dashed into woods bordering the road.
 Wounded Man Pursues Although wounded, sivik joined his fellow troopers in the chase, but Bey soon eluded them in the darkness.
 Reinforcement were summoned and at daybreak the hunt was re. newed.
 Bey was hiding in woods where , he played as boy, familiar with every nook and cranny Of the ter ritory. he was expected to prove elusive prey, but possemen. with "shoot-to.kili' orders, were deter. mined to take him, dead or alive before nightfall.
 The fugitive was armed with the rifle and n large quantity of ammu. milton stolen from n ,Granby store which he broke into Thursday night. This was only one of foui breaks attributed to Bey during the past few dave,
 Twenty More Troopers Boston, Sept. lg--fUP)--Twenty additional state troopers from the Holden and Framingham barracks today were ordered by Captain James D. Mahoney 10 join the posse of Massae husotts and Connecticut troopers hunting John Bey, fugi. tive slayer, in woods near Jiadley Mah0ney warned possameD that Boy b "a bad fellow, handy with guns and n dead shot"
 Story Of Crime
 Ellington, Conn, Sept is--(UP) Constable John E, Deearli, fol whose staying John Bey, Masga- ehusoits state prison parole yi0iatOI la being hunted Rt IIadlAy, Mass. was shot down whllo trying 10 pre-. vent the theft Of quart Of milk from Inc dairy Of Walter Gerber the night Of Aug, Bl,
 Az the ihief eDteFed the dairy iH which Doearll lay ln waiting, De commanded him t0 throw up bis haDda, The Intruder fired Twice tho bullets siriklng the officer iIl Inc abdomen and thigh, Before he collapsed, DoohrlI fired I several times Rt ihe petTeRiins hg. upe and n irial Of blood later found indicated tbe fugitive had boen wounded,
 De0arll died inc following day At Rockville City hospital, Tha same day h bl0Ok's0gked towel wDa found sey0rnl miles from the Ger. Der farm hnd h farnl0P reported hH hHd fired Bt man h0 saw trylng 10 force bls way Into his barn,
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 Bny was beloved Co have lived IH a barn on ihG DeTbeP property for hegaID weeks prior Co the shoot tnH, pOll00 found wrappers from chewing gum, cigarettes and ehoaa. lal1 bars in R haylOH and 4 letter addressed 70 bsy from the Massa. eblAetis parole board,
 fiey, slA0 known aB John Bog sD1 Jon Boy, had a record dstiBs l9 ielg when Do was sentenced ta 4 Hsag lD ibe Msssae ebuEstls re, f9rnlai0Ty Tor larceny ID 1918 he was sent Co the house Of correction st Northampton, Mass, was trans feIre9 70 lbs vef0TmD tory lD 1919 ADd rhIsagad ID 1920, The sama kaIP Do bgAlD wRs sentenced te three years lD the Tefevmat0ey,
 in the fall Of 1928 be was CT. rested et East HampteR fes break. lnR and entering and weundjng . peilegDleD, sentenced te i've years nt Cheshire pef0Fmat0gy and trans. faFFed ln May, iesb, f9 state prison At WetharsDel--d, lie was dis. charged from prison ID December, ivff hnd returned i0 the Marsas ahugsiis reEoFIDafoTY, it WAS one year ago today that GonnantiGlli and MaAaaAhfiaaAfa na.