New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 2

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Dont't bake, buy New Maid hread.— vt. ‘daks You'll for Saturday, Frlank igned where want that KODAK Yo films will make fast.the impressions of the day that will otherwise soon be forgotten. We have a complete line of Kodaks and Brownics to choose from. Use Fastman Speed Films for better results. All sizes on hand. —The— iller-Hanson - Drug Co. 30 CHURCH ST., NEW BRITAIN, CONN, | court session this mornin | aia | occ | officials and could have avoided having | the case brought into court JARTMAN FINED §25 IN POLICE GOURT Barrel Deaier Found Guilty of Violating State Statute al- with to at Dewey y Nathan Jartman, lTowin combustible cumulate on his premises street, and ignoring orders for the re- moval of ithe material served by Chiof R. M. Dame of the fire department, was found guilty of the charge by Judge James T. Meskill at the police ind a fine imposed came following several investigations which were made by Chief R. Dame and former Building Inspector Arthur N. Ruther- ford. The Jartman premises for the past several months have heen piled up-with barrels numbering between 1,000 and 1,500. Many of the barrels had at one timg contained lubric oil, whiskey and grease and nei living in blocks surrounding the Jart- man property sent numerous com- plaints to the fire chief and building that inve: tion Larrels ordered charged material i costs w wrtman’s arre hbors inspector, askin and the s they were a menacing dan- lives and property in the be made re- nioved, ger to the vicnity. Made Investigations. Chicf Dame of the fire department, who was the first witness of the state, on being questioned stated that he had made scveral investigations of the property and had issued Jartman sev- eral orders for the removal of the bar- rels, two were written notices, he said He erted that on one occasion he ignited one of the barrels, which burned very freely and demonstrated to Jartman that the material was com- bustible. The chicf stated that there were as v ol as 1,000 barrels of various kinds piled in tiers of 10 high and were as 20 feet to several large tenements. Rutherford The second witne was former Building Inspe N. Rutherford. He testified that had received complaints from neigh- bors of Jartman, asking that an inves- tigation be made and the barrels re- moved. He asserted that he went to the premises and found the property congested with barrels of various sorts. When asked how many barrels there were on the property he stated that they numbered 1,000 and probab- Iy 1.500. When questioned by the counsel for {he defendant to the exact figure, Rutherford stated that he was positive that there were 1,000 and knew that there were :,500 What created much comment in the court-room was when Mr. Rutherford ked whether he helieved that 10 or 15 barrels would create a fire haz ard. To this question he replied that this number of harrels would not cre- ate a fire hazard. He was then asked if 100, 200 or 300 barrels would he considered by him as dangerous to the neighhoring tenements, he stated that this number was not dangerous to the nefghboring buildings. When ques tioned if 400 were dangerous he as- serted that 400 would be dangerous to the community. “Why do vou'say that 400 would be dangerous and would create a fire hazard and state that 100, 200 and 300 wonld not questioned Attorney Chesky. Mr. Ru- therford hesitated at this question for several moments and then answered “I don’t know, but that's where T draw my line.” He wag then asked how | many times he conducted investiga- tions and replicd that he had visited the premises six or seven times. H not know how many oil there were Jartman on Stand. Isracel Jartman, who is employed by his father in faking charge of husiness, was the next witness harrels had ac ause business wids slow ion of hostilities with Ge cnough cars could not ship the barrels when or- fle asserted that clos Testifies. s to take the stand tor Arthur he as wa barrels e stated that the ulated b the ces: many and secured to be ders were receive soveral of the rels at one fime tained Iubricating oil and he was con- vinced they would not hurn Attorney Makes Plea, Attorney Dave Dunn and Benjamin | counsel dcfense, argued that their client should be discharged as there was not in the ¢ > for a con- viction. Lawyer Dunn a ed that although several of the barrels were lubricating oil barrels, lubricating oil would not ignite as it is used to cool automobile engines and other machin- con- Attorney for the Chesky enough evidence ery Prosecutor George Klett in summing up the asked that a fine be im- posed as the accused 1 on several sions ignored writs served by city se Fruit-Juices In Vials Jiffy-Jell flav- ors come sealed in glass—a bottle in each package. Each is rich es- sence, condensed from fruit juice. Add boiling water, then this essence, and you have a real-fruit gelatine dessert, and at trifling cost. You should know this fruity dainty. JufyJell 10 Flavors, at Youb Grocer's The North & Judd team will cross bats Saturday noon in Walnut Hill park with Landers, Frary & Clark team of the big features of the afternoon, and prizes will be awarded the mem bers of the winning team. The Stan- bloomer girls’ after- the as ove | | | BASEBALL ley Rule & Level company the second game of the day opponents to will play with their be chosen later. The North & Judd team, picture above, is one of the fastest teams in the girls' league, but will meet a hard opponent in the Landers’ nine. The team, left to right, front row Brighenti 3b, Julia Cunning- Beck- Anna is: Lucy b, Mabel if, rf, ham Helen Dery man c¢, Genevieve Lambert Scanlon 2b, Mary Martin McCue p, Annie Cavil cf. Helen POLICE COMPLAINTS, . Bayona Claims Husband Assauli- A Her—Burng Has Grievance, Mrs. Jula. Bayona came to the po- lice station last night and asked what action she could take aginst her hus bnd, who, she claims had aulted her. Mrs. Bayona was informed by { the desk sergeant that she would have to see Prosecut Attorney George \V. Klett if court. C. J. Burns. of 315 Chestnut street, complained terday terncon that a crowd of hoys congregate in front of hi house and play ball causing him much annoyance. she wished him brought to LEAVE BROKEN GLASS. Te police have bheen informed that milkmen make a practice of breaking broken bhottles the streets of Motorey- es investi- ther cracked or partly and dropping them on the eastern pait of the city cle Policeman William Hay gated the complaint that bottles were strewn at Kelsey, Henry, Stanley, East and Pleasant sireets yesterday, and found the reforts to be founded on fact. The leaving of hroken glass on the street is a violation of a city ordinan: Commercial Trust Co. OF NEW BRITAIN, CONN. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NEW Industrial Department To loan money in amounts of Twenty-five Dollars and upwards at 6% per Annum to any person on approved credit or collateral, to be paid back in weekly installments in the following manner: Amount of Lean $ 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 Amount of Weekly Payments $ 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 Amount of Six Months’ Interest $.75 1.50 2.25 3.00 3.75 4.50 5.25 6.00 6.75 7.50 Anyone desiring to make use of this new department may ob- tain further information from any of our officers. ILocal Trio Charged With Highway Robbery Given Six Months' Jail Sentence—FExeention Suspended. Charles Konopka Potash and Bennie Laurynitis, the three local nen charged with highway robbery nd arraigned in the superior caurt in Hartford yesterday allowed to go with a pended jail sentence. 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