New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 5

USED RIGHTS IN | REENENON KELLEY & COWLES, Inc., Hartfor Judge Alling Grants Continuance Requested by Counsel Main Store--98 Pratt Street . p . ‘ . N . Branch at 19 Main St Continuances were found necessary in several cases at police court this morning, both for the convenience of lawyers for the accused and, in one instance, so that the prosecutor might bring to court necessary witnesses for the trial of defendants. Deputy Judge Henjamin W. Alling was on the bench and Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods pre- sented the charges for the state. Argue Over Rights, John Dorsey was charged with s drunkenness and breach of the peace at the instanco of Patrolman James O ew se an e ul McCabe. Lawyer Willlam M. Green- - , stein requested that a continuance be granted until Thursday morning as he had an appointment in the Hart- ford courts. The prosecutor objected & under his ~laim that the policeman was entitle¢ to consideration At~ - torney Greenstein argued that the accused was to be given preference. Judge Alling so ruled and the case was ccntinued. Blackens Woman's Eye. Demetri Yaznek and Mrs. Anna Zimoleviczs were prinecipals in an al. tercation In the northeastern section ~ C I of the city last evening, that result- y ©d In tho arrest of the former on a Oome ear: y (AN charge of assault. One of Anna's op- ties was closed entirely this morning . ° and & discoloration showed the plac Nowicki's request for a continuance o was granted Prosecutor Woods asked that the 9 ° e P cases of Joseph Jerzesk: and Ray Ro- l tl w|d B sanski be continued until tomorrow. se ec on ls Jorseski is charged with assaulting s ; g Roy Sanders and Rozanski with A connection . i 3 breach of the peace in with the assault. Sanders was not in court this morning. Autoist Fined. N During the past two months and over we have had a large shlpment of Pianos held in factories and at shipping p costs for parking his car more than e oo™ Mkl wes tu M8 shove freight embargoes. These pianos have been coming in within the past ten days in lots of six to eighteen and ' owm o e i e ) o stores are filled to the doors with beautiful, up-to-date new stock which must be moved at once. away. Officer Lamphere testified ; that the car had been standing more . 5 A B . o e < % R 2 2 & Wermer, of Hartford, left b Storage of any kind is very difficult to obtain and we will sacrifice these pianos rather than place them in unsuitable s sed” Mo txolained thas’s wraste Your own terms of payment in reason. week, that trafic regulations in that respect went off at 6 o'clock and told Uions for Saturday sveniog. Judsment LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN AT FACE VALUE, COVERING FIRST INST AI.MENT OR IN TOTAL PAYMENT. CONSIDER. g : CAREFULLY WHAT THIS WILL MEAN TO YOU AS AN ADDITIONAL SAVING. ; ¢ Assault Case Feard. On charges of assaulting one an- other, Constant! Salonski and Dom- . 5 infc Karpini were fined $10 and Hete are a few emple‘ of the ’w reduchom we pmt: costs. OfMcers Thomas Dolan and Fred Wagner arrested the accused yesterday aftornoon after a com- plaint had been made that they were + committing a breach of the peace on Grove street. The trouble, both of f‘ the accused admitted this morning, started over a wedding which oc- cHiredimors an O Standard Pnce Sale Price » Standard Price — Marshall & Wendell ...... eecssesssesaneans $ 5 $ 450 Boardman & Gray Grand .. .. ...... ..o 81,300 Webster atote 435 ’ IN FEDERAL COURT Marshall & Wendell : 425 Bradbury Grand ....cpei.iiiiiiienian e 1,400 e e Boardman & Gray 575 Bradbury Welte Mign n Reproducing Grand 2,600 Bradbury 625 And many others ating “Sdil” Released on Bond of i 8500 This Morning. peniEl beare e e soure & Used, sample and demonstration Pianos NEW PLAYER-PIANOS w of not gullty on behalf of his . Joseph Wasoka, who I8 i : arged with operating an illicit stiil ) Fair Market Value Sale Pn;; Standard Price L s © H ived further - ’ s, .f' astion aad Wiioka was | bound Lyon & Healey . $ Pianista ... to the next term of the federal McEwan E 100 Stafford opening at New Haven on the Merit 125 h Tuesday in September in bonds eri " Langdon 3500, furnished by his brother. ; . Wasoka wan taken to Hartford yes- Amphion 135 Webster Brewster .. terday following a report made to the Muh“‘c[d 210 police by his wife, In which she dis. closad the fact that he was manufac- Bauer : o~ 180 turing “moonshine whiskey.” He was - fined it the local court yesterday for Haines Bros. - 190 There are from one to twelve each of the above menti SRS Schumann : 180 and others not mentioned. e Schubert 195 & Woman Sick Two Yean Kranich & Bach 250 TELLS HOW SHE GOT WELL. Gordon : 195 stre. 0. 1. mara ot 10 cienvite |l Decker Bros. : 300 Used and demonstration Player-Pias Ave., Alilston, Mass., writes: “I have been sick almost two years, had tour | Kroeger = 275 doctors with little or no relief. T | Kroeger r . 325 was growing thin every day, went/ 260 from 138 to 111. I was so discouraged I didn’t know what to dol On: :uhv. 285 ubout th weeks ago, picke up s S paper and sww yeur De. Trees| Steinway Grand 990 vt Elixt Famil Laxative and WOI"H‘ Expeller, advertised. 1 made up my | Boothe Grand i 500 uphonia mind T had weeme, and the nent day | Knabe Grand - 550 Melville Clark (New Action) he ht 11 bottl f Dr. True' . Elxir Fumily Lawative and “om:\ Knabe (Like New) 500 Stafford (Like New) s g e Ul i o Estey 225 * Others in process of r;buxlgmg " i it was just the skin of worms. The | i 5 a oing to need a Piano within a year or two do day "vetors 1 took Dr. Trace. Eisie | Three excellent square pianos at $20, $25 and $30 each. If you are going b4 1 thought I should go wild with the All in good playable condition. this opportunity. The reduction is unusual, genuine and for a crawling in my stomach. I feel like | Many re-built and as good as new. : reason. If you have bonds it is two-fold. a new person, all my friends say Iv look so much better. I wouldn't | have belioved any one could feel Io much better in such a short time. can't give your medicine pmlu enough.” i T SR K ll & C l ~ l b SEchiE €liey & LOWIES, IncC. i