New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 2

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[ ¥he local degree team will Initiate s class of candidates for them and A1l members of the team are request- »d to be at the hall at 6:45 p. m. for Amal fnstructions. CANDY IS WANTED. Leecal people who desire to be of as- sistance in the coming performance of “Girls Will Be Girls” at the Ly- ceum theater April 28, 29 and 30, may render valuable assistance by con- tribution of candy to the committes of which Mrs. Howard 8. Parsons of Harriwon street is chairlady. Mrs. Parsons will be glad to receive all such contributions. It will require rbout 300 pounds of candy to meet the requirements. Mrs. Parsons may be located on the telephone at 1528-8. | HASTO PAY FINE i tdobn Farhr'iAzzd. Réleased From who was release short time ago, John Farbrizzo, from prison but : er merving a vear and a half for firing five shots at his wife, was in court this morning for again threatening her, and a fine of § a three months vas imposed, while il sentence was su pended. Perjury Suspected. When Farbrizza took the withess |stand to tell .his side of the story he |denied emphatical aving been on | Park street Thursday night, when it was ‘claimed that he had gone to his wife's home and threatened her. Prosecutor George W. Kle¢ E rected that the accused was Iving and gave a recess of five minute him to change his testimony or f harges of perjury in court tomorrow morn- ing. When the accused returned to | the court room he admitted having | | been there and explained that he was | afraid to tell the truth. Mrs. Farbrizzo testified that he came to her home at 1 o'clock in the morn- | ing and tried to breakin the door. He | threatened her and as he had ance | before carried out his threat she | tified the police in the morning. Farbrizzo was bound over from the local court to the superior court for shooting his wife, causing injurles to her arm about two years 0, and | from the superior court was sentenced ta from one to two vears in prison. | He served one and & half years and | since his release has been working in | this city making his home on Spring | street. Attorney A. Greenberg peared for him. 8§01 Hard Oider. | | | by Judge James T. NMe Usillo Agostinelli, proprieto Arch street fruit store for s : clder wupon his premises. Liquor Prosecutor B. J. Alling conducted the state’s case and recommended the fine. The store which was under observa- | tion for about three months, was raid- | ed about two weeks ago and the cider | taken. Samples of it sent to the stato | chemist were analyzed at 7.16 a nd 6.66 | which is higher percentage of alcohol than is allowed to be sold without a | license. The cider which was seized was confiscated upon order of the court. Fined for Assault. | Stanley Sojeski, Stanley Cusanti and | Paul Gafka were arrested in a Clark | street home yesterday and were in| court today on charges of drunken- ness and assaulting one another. Of- | floers Souney and Lyons were sent to| the home with the patrol wagon and found over 20 people in the tenement and the accused covered with blood and helplessly drunk. TIn court today Sofeskl and Gafka were fined $10 for assault and $5 for drunkenness, while Cusanti was discharged. Boys Discharged. Frank Forsell and Fdward Helm were discharged today when Presecu- {tor Klett found the evldence to indi- |cate that the boys were no more at {fault than was Thomas Carter, whom it is claimed they assaulted. court, Forsell speaking for both the accused stated thatmoney wasnot the object sought by them, but as Carter, was unable to go home alone they agreed to accompany him. When they neared his home he insisted on fight- ing and came out second best. Autoists Pay Fines. Phillp Contl of Waterbury was in this city Saturday afternoon and was arrested by Officer Wagner for driving a hard-tired truck without a mirror. He was not aware that one was need- ed, he said. Frank Cutler of Hartford was noti- fled by Officer Clarence Lamphere to be in court today. He left his car ne: the New Britain Trust company for over 40 minutes and paid a fine of $2 without costs. ! Boys in Chambers, Two Boy Scouts were in chambers | of assaulting him. Tt developed that | his orders and in return was ‘“beat | up.” The boys shook hands In cham- | bers and were discharged CHAS. DILLON & CO. The Charm of a Perfect Hat Youth and beauty, and all the other qualities that go to make women attractive always have to be accentuated in order that the very best results be attained. 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