New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1920, Page 2

gents Stetson Shoe at Quartet Park, Sunday hose Pletures You Made | 30 CARRIED GUN Court Imposes Fine of $50 and . after he had told a story of being wanted by a black-hand gang in Cali- fornia. The accused said he carried the revolver 10 protect himself from his gang and alsc to protect himself from some negioes in Plainville who were going to “get” him. The doctors testified in court that the man was =ane and in good condition physically. The court fined him $50 and costs. Others in Court. COS[S | Fight youths were in chambers l‘ '|l‘l yesterday charged with stealing wine "from the cellar of Williami Cohen’s . horme at 43 Nive strect The cases were continued until this morning. The boys ranged n yeurs from 10 to onal prop. 21 and the vout gest was the leader of 10-gallon cask cf wine. plaint was made and Lpon investiga- tion he found the entire “zang™ re- sponsible. Cohen told his story to the court mitted he knew the boys were coming for the wine but went to bed at 12 o'clock and left the door open. He said he thouzht the boy who warned him was only feoliag. Morris Rachen. a proprietor of a store on Hartford avenvc, had some pcaches and watermelons stolen from his store about 5 o'clock Sunday morning. The job was the wcrk of thc same boys and they admitted their guilt. Judze Alling laid stress on the fact that the parents are fo blame for letting their ‘The com- | the QUNESters AGMmItTi that night in a celhr whue others told of being half drunk and happy when they tcok the ‘melons and peaches. The leader, 10 vears old, was locked up for a short time. The others were sent home with a warning. GRANGE CABARET PLANXNED. A cabaret show will be presented by the members of Burritt Grange, the local branch of the organization. for the Berlin Grange. Thursday evening in Grange hall, Berlin. Danc- ing will follow the presentation of the entertainment, McKeon's orches- tra playving. nz" According to the story i rzeant \William ilart, the bovs ed the place between 12 and 1 "I'ry One Bottle On Oar Gnr—m Why suffer ltching torment & A D. D. Drings insta osc, h-:. IIA 'rer . D. Soap, too. the films here for des ’. Alling was on the printing »secutor (‘mr:n Your pictures | | t of our experience and | It was l’)l.llted they en- )01 on Lafayetta street and when under influence of hods, s Nesults. Car rlrxl Gun, Fined $50. Glotino Da Rosa had his case of arrying concealed weapons continued until thix morning 2 nd Purney examined the m on Drug Co. 71 Main Street Clder Mllls WinePresses ORDER NOW While Our Stock Is Complete Herbert L. Mills 336 Main Strect$ 0 @@#fi###fifi@#@fi#fi### P Asklund will count on all trousers an.—advt « at the Home Fur. re vl Arcade.—advt. 1 all trouscrs nd Comfortable Pajamas | Fruit s | Wednesday morni D% Discount ht these | Mrs. L. 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