New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], November 19, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925
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WOLFE GUILTY, IS
GIVENJJFE TERM
Friend ol Anderson Convicted in
Hance Murder
.Munlce, Ind., November 19. OP)
When Judge Clarence Dearth In the
Delawuro circuit court lust night in
toned solemnly the words of the ver
dict of a jury which found Chnrlos
C'Ono-Ariu") Wolfe guilty of mffr
der In the first degree, he spoke
some of the closing words In swift
drama that has been a tragedy toi
idl of those who held leading roles,
Dssnlto an ullbl set up by the de.
'ense the jury adjudged Wolfe guilty
'if the murder of Ben Hance, a
l armor on August 14 and fixed Ids
sentence nt life imprisonment. Two
companions of Wolfe's In his halcyon
days of spectacular criminal exploits
have already been dealt worse fates
Mian that accorded him.
Gerald Chapman, daring mall rob
lier unci alleged murderer Is await
ing execution of a death sentenc
imposed upon him for the murder
ff a New IJritain, Conn., policeman.
The third member of the trio,
Oorgu ("Dutch") Anderson, met
'Lath at. Muskegon, Mich., recently
when ho engaged In a fatal revolver
duel with a detective who had caught
Mm while he tried to pass counter
'."it money.
llauco and his wife were slain last
ugust when they were beset on a
eoutnry road here. Before he died
I lance indentified Wolfe and Ander
son as his assailants. It was assumed
at, the time that their motive was to
retaliate against Hance for Informa
tion he v,aa alleged to have given
the authorities which led to the ar
i"st of Chapman in Muncle earlier
mi thj year..
When a stolid-faced group of
twelve jurymen filed into the little
court room here after slightly more
than two hours deliberation last
i.ight Wolfe bore the carefree, sar
donic grin that has occupied his
features during the course of the
trial. When Judge Dearth looked
sharply at the defendant as his eye
scanned the verdict Wolfe P:ll,'d P'.r
eeptibly and when t'he veteran juris!
slowly spoke the words that, miles:;
reversed by a higher court, mean
life In a six by nine cell for Wolfe,
i lie latter broke down. His head
found his hands, while his elbows
rested on his knees and he said
to his mother seated beside him,
"Mother, I'm not guilty."
The verdict came as a surprise to
persons who had followed the case
tie! who had freely predicted an ac
Mitittal or a disagreement. Their pro
phecies were based upon the inal'i i
'" of 'hi'ee witnesses of the shooting
0 indentify Wolfe as one of Hanee's
essailanls and upon the setting up
i'y the ili tense of an alibi tending to
move that Wolfe was in Muncie at.
the time of the shooting.
Judge Dearth did not indicate
1 hen sentence would be pronounced.
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Remember The name of this new
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If you haven't
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bees, there's a
delicious sur
prise awaiting
you.
fresh event dgij
EXTRA I
SALESMEN
WANTED
For This Big Sale
Apply
BAYER'S
CLOTHES SHOP
417 Main Street
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Men! You've Been Waiting f0r It! Here It
To the First 10 Men
Tomorrow We Will Give
a $30 Suit for
$10
The Biggest Sale
the Year!
or
Be Sorry Later!
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1 Act Now
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE REGARDLESS OF COST
1 bf IP M
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NOTHING
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Starts
Tomorrow
of
WE DO NOT EXPECT TO MAKE A PENNY, BUT WE MUST
CLEAN OUT OUR HUGE STOCK COMPLETELY
This store is to be torn out
completely, the interior remod
eled, a new front built in. That
is why we cannot carry a single
garment over till our reopening.
That Cannot Be
Duplicated at
Double the Price
$40 VALUES
$45 VALUES
CHEAP ABOUT THIS SALE BUT THE PRICES
This Sale Won't Last Long Act Now!
Just as soon as our present stock is exhausted we will start remodeling.
Act now, while you have the chance to buy. in the heart of the season, at
LESS THAN COST PRICES
Here Is the Place Where You
are Going and Where You are
Going toSave Be Here Early
Is! One of the Best
IN A GIGANTIC
HERE'S WHY
Jil i H llmi! ilm
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Every garment must be sold.
Carpenters will be here soon.
Nothing must remain but the
bare walls. Never had you such
an opportunity before as this.
ACT!
THIS IS
COME ON MEN!
These Suits are from our regular
stocks. We'll back them finest
tailoring and newest fall styles
and fabrics.
Nothing liner in Overcoats to be
had anywhere. Finest tailoring
and styling in all the new fall
fabrics.
Prices You
Can't Refuse
417 MAIN ST.
J3)A if sLK 5
Clothing Stocks in the
NG
Starts
Tomorrow
0 3f
illllUniiUlT lliWMMllll IMI lin T ""iVHfi irir
That Would
Ordinarily Sell for
Double the Price
$30 VALUES
CLOTHES SHOP
Near East Main
City to Be Sacrificed
To the First 10 Men
Buying Trousers
Tomoroow We Will
Give a $5 Pair for $1
The Biggest Values
Years!
in
Your Chance to
Save Real Money!
I
Your money back
if you can duplicate
anything advertised
here at double the price
Get in on this, men!
New Britain
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