New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 5

‘TRID BOUND OVER FOR $830 THEFT Men Who “Rho—lledv‘ Bezrundezk Held in $1,000 Bonds Probable cause was found by il day and RBennie Juds: in police court to- Charies ed Stev Laranitis Konopka and Bruno Potath, char With the theft of $850 Bezrundezk were bound over to the next term of the superior court un. der bonds of $1,000. Judge F. B. Hun- gerford appeared for Laranitis. Steve, it is alleged, was relieved of a roll consisting of $850 Tuesday afternvon by the accused after he had becn 1a en for a joy-ride in Benny st Steve complained to the police about 1 o'clock yesterday morning that his roll had been removed from his per- eon as he was sleeping in Laranitis’ car and heé suspected his three pals of the preceeding afternoon of having taken the money. Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardon went to Charles Konopka's home and questioned him concerning the money and he denicd any con- nection with the theft, threatening to have Steve arrested for thus assailin his character in accusing him of ta ‘ing the roll. He admitted having been 2 member of the party in which Steve left Walter Donahue saloon earlier in the afternoon. Potash Admits Theft, | Bruno Potash, aged 2 5 mext | breught to the station 1 Sergeants | Richardgon and Johnson and he told | ‘the story of the theft, admitting that | he was the one who removed the roll from Steve's pocket after they had re- | turned to this city. Steve had been drinking heavily and was unable to ke care of himself, Bruno stated, so they took him to the Bronson hotel and carried him upstairs. The money was removed from his money belt at that time and handed over to Benny who was waiting downstairs, and he handed Charlie 0 and kept 3330 dismissing Bruno with the statement “I'll see you later.”” The he hid in a side curtain on his car and went to his home. Had Money Hidden. Laranitis was arrested near the Ngtlonal bank building and brought 4 cell at the pol tation where he sdmitted his part in the theft and azreed to bring Sergeant Johnson to | where the money was hidden. Upon information received from the accused the $250 given Charles Konopka was recovered at his boarding house Robbery Premeditated. Statements made by Steve's neigh- bars seemed to indicate that the rob- ‘bery was premeditated as Charlie hi been apparently lying in wait | tor Steve Tuesday afternoon. Money in Trouscr Waistband. Steve, remembered having been asked several times to accompany the tric on an automobile trip and also gemembered having given the driver. Benny, 36 to make the trip to South- imgten but further than that, could remember nothing. The $550 was tied inside the waistband of trousers by a small belt, he said, and when he came to in the Bronson Hotel he found thé belt cut and the money reported the fact to the po- trom Koncpka's A1y en Was “Rolled” At Bromson. On the witness stand today, Bruno 4 a story of meeting Charles Kon- in Donahue's saloon teve was the time LIFT OFF CORNS WITH FINGERS Doesn’t hyrt a bit and costs enly few cents laugh Apply a few drops then 1§ A tew cents buys a tiny bottls of ‘he magic Freezone at any drug store. Apply a few drops of Freezone upon o tender, aching corn or a callus. In- stantly that troublesome corn or 1= lus stops hurting, then shortly vou lift It out, root and all, without any pain, soréness or irritation. These little bat- ties of Freezone contain just enough to rid the feet of every #oft corn, corn batween the toes and the calluses on bottem of feet. So easy! 8o simple. Why wait? XNo bumbug! o | money | to hand it hack to { Partyka of ‘lm" Tuesday but | { was placed hard eorn, | These are cxclusive pictures of the simple home-coming of Sergeant Alvin C. York, Ame who pa. ville off. mountain sweetheart. ‘s greatest war hero, core of rich vaude- to hurry te his Tennesses home, his ed up a mother “Howdy, r and his zlad to the s uncmotional greeting, but ille concealed pride shows in her face. At the right is 17-year-old Gracie Wil- liams who becomes the bride of Ser- geant York at a big barbecue in hen- or of his home-coming, Governor Reb- erts of Tennessee tving the knot. At the left Sergecant York about to Wwash away the dust of travel, Mother York bringing the water for him in the old tin bucket, while an admiring little sister gazes speechl at her big brotiier who has Kkilled Hune and captured 132 alone, putting nearly two-seore German machine gun ne! out of action. see you back mother home again was 20 and expresced a desire to go automo- | biling so Bennie was called to take the party out. They first stopped at a cafe in Forestville where Steve had three “Old Crows’ and the other members of the party, excepting Ben- ny, had beer. Benny drank nothing during the ride. Upon their return they went to the Bronson and Bruna | stated he took the roll and gave it to ! Benny for sharing. Asked by Prose- | cutor Klett what Bénny had to say | when he and Charles came down in | the Bronson hotel, he said Benny's ! first words were, “Have you got the | Benny a “Financier.” I Benny’'s story was to the effect that ! he had accepted the job of driving the | party but knew nothing of the pres- | ning to Miss PROT=T " ey SCHMIDT " For NE.AL Second Ward Republican Club out- ing, Saturday, June 14. Tick iim- ited.—Advt. A towel shower was given last eve- Lillian Nelson at the home of Mrs. Gordon Ely of Plain- ie meeting of Temperance societ: o'clock thi school hall P. A. P. Victory Sta convention. Loyal Or Meriden, June 14th ge rooms 9 a. an band.—advt Mary's will fening ot Ladies’ be held at & Mary's 1 of Member: Music Moc ence of the money. When the money ! was handed to him he accepted it only | teve next dayv but | to see Steve the money | s still in his p ion when he | was arrested. His car is not a public | service car and he drives parties only as a side line, his regular line of work being insurance writing. Character witnesses, Jacoh Neumax and John | the Metropolitan Insur- ance company spoke highly of Benny's character and characterized him “good financier.”” Prosecutor Klett | admitted the truth of the last state ment with the remark, “He must have been to get $550 as a one-third share out of $350. Other Court Cases. Tony Torelle, a New Haven truck driver was fined $10 on each of two counts this morning—driving without a mirror and without an operator’s | license. Gae fine was remitted to him He was arrested by Officer John Lieb- | failed to appear in ' court yesterday morning. Frank & a jitney on probation he failed driver, to pay ago, has failed to live up | to the terms of probation and was in ! court this morning on that count. ! Probation was revoked. ! | who | fines | several wee A 10 year old boy was committed to the School for Boys today versl previous attempts him had failed to result tence. According to the boy’s moth- er, he has a chum in the reform eehool whom he is anxious to join. The boy tool: $12.75 from one bearders yesterday after made by in this sen- RETSLER BOBS UP AGAIN. Toledo, June 12.—Jack Dempsey's former manager, ar; known “John Barber.” threatened to { against Dempsey { and which may | from fight John Reisier, | as the brin proceedings | to recover restrain Willard Dempsey on July ¢ will s inte ‘ USE “TIZ” FOR SORE, TIRED, ACHING FEET No More Puffed-Up, Burning, Sweaty, Calloused Feet or Corns. take your snoes off and pu ose weary, shoe-crinkled, a | ing. burning, corn-pestered, tortured fect of yours in a “Tiz” bath Your ggle with joy: W and almost talk take another dive in Just then h- bynion-; 11 look up at then they'il “Tiz" bath lumpa of lead— i Your feet | vou will ¢ callous | Thera's 1008 nd all tired ou It's grand will e with joy: also na all pain gone from corns, 1 bunions. nothing like “Tiz." only remedy that draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up Youyr feet and cause fool torture. Get a 25.cent drug or department stor | AnD how slad your fee: get: | wear #hoes a zize smaller if desire. just 1t's the any how you fon |about of his fath- | | rance frain has | $10,000 | take | When vour feet feel ! -it's glorious, | MOTORC TLocal Enthusiasts Will Journey Highland Lake on June 22, Tiie motorcyel ew Britain an inity met last. night at Mon- ier's sporting store., about 20 riders being present. Refreshments were served. ‘The riders decided hold their run to Highland lake. Winsted, on Sunday, June 22d, and to start from Monie: store at 7:20 a. m Each rider will car a basket Tupneh. Al rid of New Britain and vicinity are urged to sign up as one of the party All riders are asked to bring a lady friend Sports will be arranged by a mittee, so that each m have chance show his or her skill committee Arthur Johnson. Monier, ar third member be chosen. H. A. Molander lected captain and R. J. ken, lieutenant Highland lake the foothills mi miles from to along com the The | i) to T is was as Persh beautiful lake Eerkshires, and 35 or is a of the around, Britain New PARIS STRIKERS TIRED. Teaders Also Desire to Avaid General | Ticup of Labor. Paris, June 12 ing of idieness, arc Appeals issued’ by i ganizations make it appear that the leadors desire to avoid a gencral strike. The executive committee of the general labor federation asks the government to end speculation profiteering in food, wh it have caused the str has been for 20 days Crops amaged and prices have The temperature was 86 d renheit yesterday Many strikers. tir- eturning to wor various labor or- says virtuaily without have bLeen SAGE TEA DARKENS HAIR TO ANY SHADE Don't Stay Gray! Here' Recipe That Anybody Can Apply With a Hair Brush. The use of & and Sulphur for storing faded. gray hair to its natural color dates back to grandmother’ he used It to keep her atifully dark. glossy and att Whenever her hair took on t dull, faded or streaked appearanc ihis simple mixture was applied wonderful effect Rut brewing at home is out-of-dete. Nowadays, by ing at any drug store for a bottle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- | pound.” you will get this famous old preparation. improved by the addition of other ingredients, which can be pended upon fo restore natural colot and hesuty to the hair A well-known downtown druggist ays it darkens the hair so natuyr and evenl: that nobody can fell it bheen applied. You simply damp sponge or soft brush with it and this through your h strand at a time By gray hair disappears. and other plication or two, it ;’heauvmfl.: dark and glosey. a Simpie tive th sy 1 the an- morning after becomeas also | to | David Baker, English racing auteist, goes plane ride with father—th rides are now the regular thing of former for air- se air on oung son half-holidays at British aviation fiel ch many children fly e (€C) Underwood & Underwood 'BERGER WILL FIGHT TO KEEP HIS SEAT Counsel for Rcpresentative Eloct and | Challenges House's Right to Deny Him His Place. gton, D. C June 1 minary skirmish bearing on of Mil- repre- ht of to sit in tio Victor i in the iew of £ the esp have hearir Berger house of his convic ¢ act avelope mizht rman Daliinge con tion, with the thai My tall and investis an- ler io have imp inl hearing 21l evidence excluded from his Judge Landis. at airman explained put ihe nouncerd A fair, { that nted anc Federal The c hmit woul cecdings. Closcly Henry ¥ Cocher counszei f Ay had intimated that the feht ! client's hehalf wound be long bitter, boldly challenged the right the committs v even the house, deny the seat after ion by of the Filth Wiscon Chi- that tno on followi leclaration Milwanuker who of Berger (iready his and of to the dis- in elec people For two ¥ gucd in sup out drawir inferenc 1o that point. ¥ i) for Joseph P. Carncy who ran second to Berger the Nc vember elec ind who is contest- e iilie it tion driihe Erolind of the rs or more Mr this conte: the comm attitude | with tee on sel democrat. on In | tion + | Redondo, a | Waldersee were hurt { jaz, Cechems | McLogan, coun- latter's d Mr. Berger L throughout the hearing. bilitv, will reply tomorrow. witlai shis Some of 1a h friends were present,bnt the proceed- ngs were lacking in few spectators interest to the OLLIDE. Graf Waldersee Rammed By Steamer tedondo O Sandy Hook. York, June 12 port Graf Wa The der United flagship of the Hambur; line today ican was towed e e @ cia in a damaged 1t of Being 1 Redondo Eey under miles off Redondo came her own power to e sailed Hoboken last night for I cargo ecarrier. control of bound wnce. crew the board Cette. Several of the of the crash declared case Redondo was simply | ships meeting in the fog and wa avoidable. which the U New the The commander that toward transport condition as a mmed by the steam- andy this with Hook. port from The s in- the tywo un- of ARABS TO TAKE PART. June with camels and hor participata in the Tnter. in the Pershing stadium them have already part in the program will racing and horsemanship« MITCHEL FIELD Garden City. L. 1. June eld. comprising 450 sold TUnited nt for a sum said to neighharhoad of 2450000 to the ernn 11.—Arabs from arrived Hed- are to lied games Some of Their camel soLP TO TU. S, —Mitch- ver | hows York | af | e DONATIONS DEDUCTED. Contributors to Tecague to Enforce Peace Affected By Ruling. New Yor who contri to th force peace may have butions deducted from in income tax returns, a ruling received here Daniel C. Roper | ternal revenue. He has decided | the league qualifies as a {and operated exclusively tional purposes. The ruling says that the league is “engaged through Mr. Taft, Dr. A Lawrence Lowell and others in edu- cating the people of the country to |a knowledge of the scope, meaning ! and purpose of the league of nations.” June 12.—Individuals league to en- such contri- gross according to today from ed corporation for educa- HALTED. ers Quit Work Buenos Aires. TRAFFIC Taxi Men and Cab D in Buénos Aires. June 11.— taxi cabs and horse cat day and a strike at the { off the gas supply For the first time in Ya Nacion and La Prenza will be pub- lished tomorrow. 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