last two months. Importunities .ol j took over the property of the Ioco
u sirl friend led him to return, u j mobile Co. of America last December,
was said. ' with Mercer Motors receiving a sub-
Brad ley's alleged confession already j sta-ntial interest in the Locomobile
has led to the arrest of Torn Cande- ro.; the Mercer Motors Co. absorbed
lora. 25 vears old. Bradley, according
to Ihe police, declared that
Cande
lora had madf his acquaintance, took
him for automobile rides and intro
duced him to various women friends.
At the same time, the alleged con
fession adds. Candelora impressed
upon Bradley the ease with which he
could obtain wealth through his posi
tion as a clerk with the Doherty firm.
Candelora is said to have promised
to sell whatever bonds Bradlev
brought him.
On an automobile ride to Water
bury, Conn., the alleged confession
recites, Candelora told Bradley tha
j'f had "squared things for Binkowitz
after bond theft and that Binkowita
was slain because he tried to cheat
those who helped him.
CORONER WILL
HAVE HEARING
ON CRM
"'oroner Phelan will hokl a hearing
tomorrow morning in the case of
Henry Cranshaw. nr. Fulton street,
vho was killed yesterday while, un
foadlng coal at the yard of the Hoff
man Coal Co. on Knowlton street.
Cranshaw was employed at the yard.
He was fatally injured when a scoop
shovel struck him and inflicted fatal
wounds.
In attemptinng to free himself from
the chains of the ehovel Cranshaw be
came more entangled, the chains
winding themselves around the man's
lutdy before the engine, could be
slopped. Cranshaw was rushed to St.
