The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 19

Nineteen THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBEWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1919 coal. His four friends just came in with him, he said. In cold weather, quail huddle tail to tall on the ground. Ninety-two percent of the passengers who participated in a recent poll taken by the road voted to retain the present schedule. As a result, the railroad said, the train will continue on its present HO LAXATIVES HOW-SAYS HAPPY 79-ER! Riders Reject Shift; Providence Train to Maintain Schedule Nf Haven Railroad commuters ho use a local train now leaving rrovidrr.ee at 6:45 a.

m. and Suth Station 8:06 a. m. have overwhelm, ns'y rejected a proposed charge the schedule of the train. 1 was srr.oursced today by Harold 'A'.

Qir.lan. passenger traific man- "Had to fight constipation the last 50 years. Noth ing hflpfld. Then I got wis to eating KELLOGG'S ALL-13 RAN Wife, 36, Freed in Fatal Stabbing of West End Spouse Mrs. Florence Kuyava, 36, of 121 Chambers West End, was cleared of a charge of manslaughter in connection with the fatal stabbing of her husband, John, 39.

after a family quarrel in their apartment, Oct. 31. A "no bill" was returned by the Suffolk County Grand Jury today. Originally held on a charge of murder, Mrs. Kuyava.

was held in $3500 bail by Judge Jacob Lewiton in Boston Municipal Court who re 'schedule. The train leaves Providence at ,6:43 a. Pawtucket and Central I Falls, Attl'eboro, Mans- field. 7:15: East Foxboro, Sharon. Canton Junction.

Readville. Hyde Park. 7:48. It jalso has connections leaving North Sharon. Stoughton, Can- Over 275,000 EYEGLASSES SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES SHOOTING Continued From the First Page Police identified him as Philip P.

Geigshecker, 21, of 77 Woods Somerville, unemployed and a veteran. On him, police said, they found a police service revolver with four chambers empty and a fully loaded automatic. The gunman wanted in the Med-ford shooting fired on two patrolmen after grabbing the service revolver of one of them. The policemen fired back. Two youths on the sidewalk flattened themselves behind a hedge to escape the exchange of pistol fire, and an 18-year-old girl inside a house, convalescing from an operation, was narrowly missed by bullets every morning.

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Eat an ounce daily, drink plenty of water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty box to Kellogg'a, Battle Creek. Mich. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACKt Drother George testified in behalf of his sister-in-law. Both had testified that the stabbing occurred as Kuyava was giving his wife a terrific beating.

George testified he heard his brother say he was "going to finish her." before he entered the wife's bedroom just before the stabbing. COLDS -ACHES PAINS flew Modern MSI Mrs. Kuyava testified that her husband punched her and tried to Antiphlogistine which shattered a living room win-! dow. 1 Medford police arrested a second Somerville youth who allegedly was with Geigshecker before the shooting. Today a third youth who lives in Brockton was arrested there.

i Brockton police quoted Geigsheck- ier as confessing that he and the other two youths had been planning to hold up a liquor store on Salem Medford. He was also said by police to have confessed holding alone, the New England Liquor Store at. Willow st. and Highland Somerville, last month. The Brockton as mm YOU CAN GET THE Makes you fee faeffer fosf HELD AFTER MEDFORD SHOOTING Philip P.

Geigacheokcr, right, who is said to have admitted Medford shooting. At left is Robert alleged confederate in planned holdup foiled by police. for canot! SENSATIONAL JAR taiwr hs A booremwd to strangle her. She said that she warned him numerous times and that finally in self-defense, she took a small knife from a bureau drawer and "gave it to him." The argument, one of many they had, Mrs. Kuyava said, came after she bought shoes for her 12-year-old daughter by a former marriage.

She said that Kuyava had accused her when she returned of "seeing my former husband." ssf. tt n- ma U. exto, e.deo. On at aiZ ELE(QTML Robert P. LaPierre.

21, of 84 Bay ex-Coast Guardsman and city lifeguard, was quoted by Capt D. Edward Sullivan of the Brockton Police as admitting he participated in the holdup last Sunday night of a messenger of the Orpheum Theatre. Somerville. The other Somerville youth was said by Medford police to be Frank Jackson. 21.

of Somerville. In his confession to the Brockton police, Geigshecker said he shot a Secretarial School, was lying on a studio couch in the front room of her second-floor apartment. She is recuperatipg from a recent A bullet struck the frame of her window, richochetcd off the lock, whistled across the room and tore the plaester from the ceiling, missing her by a narrow margin. Perry and Griffin said the shots fired at them by the gunman "missed us by inches." The fugitive is believed to have emptied the stolen revolver. He fired four shots at the patrolmen, one into Mattioli and another into a parked car, police said.

Edwin Ciampa, also 19, of 30 Wyman credited patrolman Perry with saving them from being struck during the gunplay. Ciampa said he and Flodstrom were walking along Salem st. and stopped "out of curiosity" when they saw police talking to two men near the car. "Perry told us to 'get moving'." Ciampa said, "and I can't thank him enough for ordering us out of there. A minute later the bullets began to fly.

Norman and I jumped behind a hedge and lay flat on our stomachs." Kathleen M. Bannigan, 18. of 335 Salem a student at the Chandler BURROWES COMBINATION No Cops fn Robbers- Just 5 U. S. Agents Hunting Fur for Child LAWRENCE, Nov.

9 A movie style capture of five men seemed imminent to a downtown crowd here today as police plainclothes men swarmed inta a restaurant on the city's busiest corner. But when the five came out it was ust a quiet display of badges. The five identified themselves, Lt John F. Lynch said, as United States internal revenue agents. What started all the excitement? Police said a clerk in a fur store called and reported between gasps that "five suspicious men" had just left his shop and walked across to a restaurant.

Lt Lynch said one of the revenue men grinned and explained he'd gone-into the fur shop to try to match some fur for a child's 37-year-old Medford mechanic, pushed him from his car and used the. car to escape. "He didn't move fast enough, so I let him have it," Geigshecker was quoted as saying. The car was later found abandoned in Boston's North End at Washington and Hanover with blood on the front seat. Louis A.

Mattioli, 37, of 392 Salem Bedford, is still at Lawrence Hospital, Medford, for treatment of a gunshot wound in the groin. Medford police said that the gun battle started about 10 o'clock last night when Officers Samuel Perry and John Griffin stopped to question two youths near a parked car on Salem st. "Regular or ertruded, self storing" Setting, the stage for winter is simple with Burrowes Combination Windows. You change in seconds from rustless screens to snug-fitting storm sashes. Burrowes AH-Aluminum Combination Windows are expertly designed for ease of handling no ladder climbing, no awkward screens, no storage problem! Rome of Newton, and Probate Judge Frederick V.

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was a candidate for the Middlesex judgeship, witnessed the ceremony. pniauaa. gmm mm A WW 'f Key in His Pocket Burns Lynn Man in Radio Labratory Fred R. Morse, 68, of 28 Newton Lynn, superintendent of maintenance at the Harvey Radio Laboratory, 447 Concord Cambridge, is at the Cambridge City Hbspital with severe burns of the left arm, left hand, left leg and foot received in an occupational accident today. Officials of the firm said that a key in More's left pocket produced a short circuit when he entered a radio laboratory where experimental work was being conducted.

They added that Morse's body absorbed a shock of 20,000 volts. (Ql ML FOR ONLY -r" m- I i i i COMPLETELY INSTALLED Planned Holdup "We think they were planning to stick up a nearby liquor store," Perry said later. "The parked car they were standing by bore stolen plates." Today in Brockton, Geigshecker rnnfifl in Tinliep that he. the (IN MANY CASES AS LITTLE AS 50c A WEEK) QUIET! DEPENDABLE! ECONOMICAL! Money-Back Guarantee! if rT i in mf.T1p..t-tn-n in ttti miii ii i im mi imiimiu nnrm.TWif tmi iiwiiwuwi.wwiwvtfijiyiyiJWu i 1 So many others do! Somerville youth and the Brockton! youth had been planning the stick-1 Dever Swears in Rome, McMenimen as State Judges One of the largest crowds ever to witness such a ceremony came to the executive suite at the State House this afternoon and saw Gov. Dever administer the oath of office to Superior Court Justice Charles For a free survey, without any obligation, write or phone Tom Scott, 60 Arsenal Watertown WA 4-5700.

up lor xwo weens, ne saia mai mcjr picked the Somerville youth after he had completed work at a polling place in Somerville and drove to Medford. The Brockton youth was out of the car "casing" the store. Geigshecker told police, when the two Medford officers came up. As Perry bent over to check the registration number on the car, Geieshecker grabbed the offier's re 60 ARSENAL STREET WATERTOWN Fine Blended Whiskey. 90.5 proof, 60 grain neutral spirits.

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Patrolman Griffin gave chase and fired six shots at the car. He said the lights of another car blinded his aim. One bullet hole was found in the car later in Boston. Geigshecker told Brockton police that after he abandoned the car he went to Somerville and hid for awhile in a cellar near his grandmother's home. When the other two youths failed to appear, he hitchhiked to Brockton to the Brockton youth's home, he said.

He saw a police cruiser in the vicinity, he said, and decided to give himself up. Iwo Medford youths. Norman A. Flodstrom, 19, of 16 Joyce road, and i THE PSYCURT 441 STUART E3ST0H. MASS.

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