New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921. 11 the ttributed to finanelal o ite 15 tHe . y ot in | his trust vt Y o i X oratorfum is desira- all who testif gn berg, | taken up the matter tups Gre P . " Raps Gr France's position Greenberg yvesterday in regard to not| pnot in jatl to act 2 vithe | & yvears practi P 3 . . tam torium would i i i o l ceeping a journal of his business. Mr. | said Lawyver Rerry I < of 1t} Stk AR Ao A : |.'-~—,I‘ h anitali tast t it is agreed | tesstonal and businessmen who do not The lawyer also recalled tha 1~ [ man derelict ¢ 8o plead § i AR T ¢ t sh and that France yvet they manage to pay their incom ardson had said that he er dream- | ¢ aw ith t ¢ 1 " ir I r y € 1 gain r i h g run v Mayor O. F. Curtls was electad |t2Xe8 and trangact other business|ed of Greenberg being arrested in|set free It : oceupa- chairman and City Engineer J. D, |{tom their bank books and state- | conncction with t} nd that the | say dispense with the of fp PR antl to er S terri ould Gers Willlams was named clerk of the|™Ments {@coused prosecut ver knew Rich- | cutors,™ Mr. A v tryi h v ! UL AREREE DAYIREAIN comfort station committee at a meet.| The lawyer for the defense, sald|ardson anything othe v 16 Attacks Greenstein erg's 1 t s cmphasize ing held last night in the iayor's|that in regard to Greenberg accepting | est public officia Mr. Aleorn ther 2 | stand w ! ruct T tw t ssity for Germany to office A report of the committee|™Money to influence the behavier of 1t was for the re eredibility of Greenberg while or 16 Carefnl of Valuable Faidence obe 1 ¢ ting per 1rre | gl WA on organization was adopted, calling|his office. criminal intent must be|name of a friend had bee nti ruu 288 stand yesterday ir the On nearing the " \ t v to be granted and for meetings ~n the fourth Iriday of |$hown. In regard to his not having|in an ugly rumor, that cause ire 1ge if he consider 1 1 honest [ argument, My each month at 4:30 o'clock with five|studied the statute relative to the \l”-u to send after Richardsor n fter the repies h made to|ful of securir members constituting a quorum luties of the liquor prosecutor, Mr, |that occasion,” said Mr. Bern questions put 1 cour Your | ¢ . A discussion on the site for the|DBerry said this was due to the ignor- | % 'If Greenberg has been guilty | Honor, he told y 1 e had never | P ¢ ¢ be 1 in t t \ lvocated is that station was discussed with the choj_e|ance of Gr g neglige or ignoran € r ki 1 the statutes t rt W t ¢ ) t yuired to make her Iving between the south end of Cen- Talls Abont Liquor |¥’“"‘ of a criminal ac said counsel | his dutles were HCUte ) 1 ! ter Y i t coept t for 1922-1923 balance exclu tral park and the plot just south of| Lawyer Berry said in regard to thel fOr the accused e does tell you ‘ t to . ew ; of | {0 is state the park, known as the ‘aisle of |[liquor which is alleged to have figured Many Points to Case | dndge Maltble for the r of | sould vord fo | 1 ' ¢ has already i ted her safety” Hhe eity engineer was re-[in the transiction, that nothing had| Lawver Berry said that there weve lis appolntment =W n 1 quested to prepare sketches of |been shown in testimony that Green- |DOt many points to the case. Whether that out it he did ot stations at both sites to be presented |herg knew anything obout it other|°F not a man had a permit to tran-|statutes That is a par s : v said romins ) 1 + OFFICE ENTERED to the next meeting of the comumit- |than what Variola had told him in his|SPOrt lquor, did not require the liquor| hood X Baldip A Mr, Al pictured to the s t t of Germ . tee, office. Berry said that Variola’s visig|Prosecvtor to scurry 1 ! Falschood No. 2 nan. cor his offles who : \ey reported to the ¥. G. Platt favored the site below|tp Greenberg's i) | dence that tt v was being T v e sem Gl e e i or e Wae at dtaner the park. He felt that it could serve||ega| busin ., Uhianthetxo He also claimed that it was \ 4 . 3 the purpoge of a comfort station,|pe p f A lawrei nanvite to afford a means of shelter for those|.,, Sl tE (i RIEht baibaliey waiting for cars and prevent traffic|aken from him wrongtully by Deni- Disonisaal of Spit He relative ¢ . rank Compliments Newspapers coming down Court street from cut-| In regard to the dismissal of Spit-|gpjtze], the ma ting across the “Aisle of Safety.' ! an interpreter by Gree < o E. Allen Moore mentioned the vpossibility that trolley t ks may not was | lenial that he word against Greenberg's that mit figured in the traneaction ) ed w 1id on the stand ye onclusion Alcorn pa Berry Asks Questions. % el e L raised $1,0( to the pess for its Lawyer Berry said that e R e s DUTEEE B Varfola in 2 a 0 procure | <pose s one old the whole s o the state | . &y Rt whiskey e s Y ! L 3 g Foen | ~ < e . always be found in the ity He|D3N 100 ";.F.,:,‘."';L;,'m" fo w Britain must come o Frank," who to riol ol S Aveneps Hes A Gireat Success the First Day of the Sale pointed out that busses have sup-[POIF® EREY MR MEEE 0 [with forelgners, consequ Y Greenbere. fho “advise A Sl ) favor law and orde ‘ planted frolleys elsewhere and may| -t T o SOT S IS TR Hanguage e familtar ise of faid he did Spitzel vory TRIMMED HATS and CHILDREN’S HATS o 80 here Commissioner Mueller £ nar =omm ) Tl case?" Lawyer Berr :d Afked It ahy mite other than In thel ™oy sois thit'he could not under | preter, the cou i \Ir. Berry|the latt EDealsen. | center of the city had been con- oo o Bt e id that Denison was not foolc R ot e oiai s | |stand this part of the whole affalr, s bt t § a sldere ror ex °d that SisvKolwan S A 4 & ‘ . | ldanads & Theimayor explalned ROl onen (slioh asrlols charges! hadlbeen (a4 Lo AWhoRwas he pollaeiootrt K ¢ anli, ! fm in his| ; sublie convenience demanded that it cutor. and thet be knew 1n N g 1At 1 rought before a voung law: utor, and tha eV nte ral - 5 2 ¥ dge Klett was then acting in|ing with a men who . 3 comfort station and shelter and Ay [WhY Variola had not ; e Vi aoa i i (5 : St e e nina[on some charge which was i Turmoll in N. B Sitzel and Greenvers ey | G known. In regard to Greenberg 1 o Turmoll In X, B o me,| Continuing on this phase of the P comfort station 16x20 B :‘lfl":’l“"'"; ‘nl;“(f 'f’r"“"“}” {h | was brought as gl i B Mr. Alcorn sai The - : Vance, C. F. Chase, M. D. Saxe, J. A.|S0n nnll not be (firm‘l to tesu,} in T Thle T e P attached Andrews, F. G. Platt, H, & Walter, |view that it might incriminate, and| =& i & SOFE B&% o | Gaftney, a man whose integrity ne Fq 0 [ " F. L. Traut, Allen Moore, 1. F.|[there is no use of arguing about that zllnnyln; ‘”r:' fiwyvn'nf 11 md e as or ever will be questic pan Hee ]y Governmen! Brooks, City Engineer Williams and | L.awyer Berry said. S Ry prosach e Al @ A D0 AL Hdwyer ey there es, City E vola Again riola 1 something on Mr. Green-| . 00 oinet 1riola fnes ~ Mayor Curtis ariola Again, berg, the Jatter would have been e s i : ; L “Now In reg to this Variola, let - 20 et 2 wos the aly o have prosect him e pollce | T . A “nationa us see who he ls, Fe ls a man who |0 have prosecuted him P Varlola ut when th A ih i3 A “na | conrt, which later happen ' said the ‘ g Clty ltems has been convicted of carrying weap- [ nblah happened.” said the | ) ine iquor ca up, Spitzel | bustion v tha ons on his person, a rum runner#dyet | “'¢ "’1“"1" 5 qout v‘-" that Richard.|recommended Greer to Variola - ¢y it 1s his word against a man like Mr v Esrryliclaimediina tehard- gince that time YVa Greenberg,” sald Lawyer Berry I's testimony showed he be -f—‘“ivfl Judge Gaffney legal The defense counsel argued that in|Would “P;P hin !2 !ufl Pr‘f‘f"’f-' trouble. f i Now let's see about the ¢| o ) view of the fact that the liquor prose- = :v:,;'"]‘”:" g "("“" & ‘::"'1‘1 the Gardinas, when Variola was in|l v tests wit} atured a Only Three I)a,\‘s Left cutor was entitled to $20 for every SONC LIRS S apmImEniE s court tor a mixup with one of these | add n- | 8 9 case brought for violation of the lig- [ Berry It was the Asitineen his | prothers, G rg wae the counsel e SR 235 g ; uor law, that it would be foolish for yeapsgainrasticefihaty ~”»‘~_1 de- | for Charles Giardino. You will re-| -~ THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDA him to accept $25 as bribe aye ! the criminal court. | memper the Giardinos Your Honor, | Sults . Don't Compare. 2 went through | they are involved in th s for A week comeptition o G and was confi- i -G Don't compare a man like Green- » an glgseh In pecoyerine trom on if he docs not know all the | dent of the innocence of the accused lguiting in the a of Thomas Me- [/ po S at Bt. Francls’ hosp man like Variola,” Berry |2nd in finishin argument, he agk-| Auliffe and Andrew R y, 1922 There will be a meeting of 3 : ed for s |said Mr. Alcorn rave contributed 400,000 v ecouncil of Junior Achievem i e o e A ehort r ‘s tal at this G o fun or these tests. Another tind |8 Ryine Y s R s 3 5 i e e W gentn s syverimen gt (k[ List o Place ste. Another 117 \§ Bring Your Friend CBung the Children , Victor I\thrh at Mora ihg ate lahor C. Gilchrest of Manple ring from an illness ainalt is ill at his home on 102 Main street 18’ coats, all sizes, at B land’s.—advt Mrs. Michael Connors of Which vou served bench warrants, re=| ous form R Priv: R T he is not upholding Greenberg for “Thare was exhibited yésterday, o | Of & like amount has be De-(@ X 1 Recordse. C. 1 accepting a case where the question of Alcorn’s Argument lst of places for which Greenberg as P 1|8 \ Plerce & liguor was involved, while performing On opening his argument, ) Al- |jjquor prosecutor issued search war-|road tests under poarvis \ The weekly luncheon of the New |the duty of iiquor prosecutor, “He|corn said he was 1 after lis- | rants. They do not mention the|a parliamentary . Greenberg) now realizes it was bal| tening to Mr. Berry of a story told | Grand ned by the Giardinos Alcohol is available in France from . = . wy L tain Rotary club will be held at|(Freenper £ 5 g Hotel Grand, o@ned by the Giardinos A N . ” . Sam . D O O e M ngron areat | thics,” Berry added. Defense conn-| of Mr. Choate, who said that after |Ne thoy contain the names of some |sugar beets principally, Lut it is @ The Most Wonderful Values Ever Offered '8 e iowinonn gain attacked the e.\hl‘flnre as in- | talking at a banqu poor foreignerse He claims that he| planned to develop other sources of) to the Public Andree lodge, I. 0. O ¥. will Knftitientitonprove crirning Suiten place, he believed h 5| does not know fhe difference between | SUppIY Speaks About Denison | mits he been in his father's|there is any great economy ir Mr. Alcorn said that he was glad | that Mr. B.rry had brought out the fact in his argument that he consid- | this evening at Vega hall on ¥ Good Memory. 1ade on his way home. i whiskey and other liquors, yet he ad- 8¢ far it has not been lound f T™O H.\Tl"\ FOR THE PRI('E OF ONE street. The initiatory degree will be Going back to Variola, Lawyer Ber- nferred on a large class of candi-|ry said it was astonishin i dates ! ed his memory W Victrolas—Pianos, Henry Morans regarding some matters, ions. Now why is it|alcohol but it is be eved that saloon on oc increased use, the alcoho! i that the Greenberg passbock s not 2 ' . 8 4 5 e D been exhibited in co 1 de- | might preduce at lower prices. '8 Come to our store tomorrow fer the big One Cent on guilty of blachmail. That | co\qe hag had ample time to produce | Principal advantage sought in the na- 1d engage in later in ~advt denly it seem at times to become | St kil ey 2 4 - - = o = . - e There will be a very important|hazy. Berry said that Variole could sid he w it It was while investigating the | tlanal fuel, bovever, is intsparvicnce || sale. On any Hat which you E)m(‘hase we shall give meeting of the Ladies’ Talmud Torah |remember distinctly ~that he paid |~ ‘ M!‘w‘.e. o tiNew England Renaldino casc that the state came in S '»’ P Sl ”'q R 8 anether one of the same qualli‘: fllld price fOl‘ onlv s e el o e et P et ihen ket ottien (s e OliN e England S possession of this check,” the state's| War there Aere at tf ; 8 ‘ s A ) Torah hall questions pertaining to the transaction | 405 CORT A 'F‘n‘r' e attorney said SR RS . ONE CENT, Victor Records for December. |he forgot, or said he did Bl (ST LD, T i AT SO this time Lawyer Be 0 et the o Pierce’s.—advt As It Seems to Berry. be a calamity,” sald Mr. Alcorn hy Variola had not been < '1is the effect of a \ St. Elmo lodge, K. of P. will meet| .Tns state it seems to me has a This case is the sordid s 5 some crime riivant g (hatebricad this evening stronger case against Variola than It| sickening example of breach of Weorn Hints, ARG L e e el | i (30 K —————— has against Greenberg, said Berry. | afr. Alcorn also added | “You need not worry about Varioia | redesig in y truction te JO gn um y H lner Judgments Handed Down The lawyer said that no evidence The Volstead Act | he will be prosecuted for ¢ » seri- | got easy e 30 e At City Court Session showed that Greenberg knew the| In eneaking of the Volstead law,|ous erime than you have in mind | feicney o 3 whole story of Richardson, Variola > et - N The following judgments have been| anq Denison. Greenberg knew Vari. | S ————eremmmmms I e ¢ L] \e“ I{] itain \ 1\[' C. A' Bldg' handed down in city court: Hermanloia as a merchant but not as a rum; Kalamanowitz to recover $171.87 and| punner, and believed he was acting $49.55 in costs from Oliver Brigham, | as counsel when the latter sought ad- 5 et ux; Harry Najurian to recover . in regard fo the return of the ¥ V[ = B SESE = : : $1,400 and costs amounting to § 7{ 8500, There has never been, the law- - L | P P X 3 from Sarkis Azarvigian; J. A. Erickson | ver added, any testimony presented 'y . i H from M. Irving Jester; Morris Cohn| way connected with the run running y to take over property on Park street ang, the counsel added now in the name of Sargis Isaacs and ‘If there had been any evidence f S & A | argains nr e Ay ousehold mishings snch 2s have never beft David in default of a $20.4 that Greenberg was connected with |§ ains in Furnitur 1w Honschold Furnishin neh have never befor mnmm olim tinners, the &late police wonld We are forced to rifice 1 in order to raise Ready Cash. C 'H‘I’~1\l AS ¢ \'Y they comb New Britain id Berry HERE ARE A FEW OTF TiliZ MANY BARGAINS WE OFFE e annteaiefel s eliE oo O Blankots JG1R | Realli M adle [EoRUTOpSE 87601 | K0 (cnCars 500 up { AND DEMONSTRATION OF THE ple's Society of the Swedish Bethany| Lawyer Berry said that Variola de- |} ) LK o ; : L J\ church will be held at the church | itberately lied when he depied that he Parlor Stoves . Linclenm 19 a yard, np ALEress: (Cotton) . | I | i Silk Floss 3Mattresse S11.00 chapel tomo: svening commencing [ told Spitzel that he intended to tell| ¢ a y Y Radiator Cover s.' on 3 1 5 | | This is an cpportunity for the public of New DBritain, which will never he give her rin to get WE \RI DI 1\1“ o at 7:30 o'clock. All proceeds will be | Greenberg that the liquor had been up et $5.00 1 Refrizerators $ wo Kroehler ; % for Christmas work of go- | stolen the second time It was Mr St oL 3 98¢ 1 X b ¢ciety and church in general Berry's contention that Variola had Lol BHlowesa pair 1 Bedroon (1t pieces) K| & nA\ l N., ; given towards the fund for th r- | concocted this story, in order to force |1 ring sy 2.50 up Kitchen Chairs $1.00 up $75.00 up .( pose The society members held a) Denison in returning his mone J Ty e DY T e e R sl \ '”lelnwsible b meeting last night when plans were Speaks About Denison 2 i 3 i ‘W CdR.Oom ! completed tor the affair Denison, in the opinion of the r Achievement Club Choose New Fxecutives At Regular Meeting )’bu ”/77/1 ‘A]ppr‘)- I [ ll B & At the meeting of the Jolly Junior L t t 24 th ght’ . - ) , chievement club held last evenin ; 1A o SO e S ciatethis Expert’s S ¢ rinri Yoomis is the new president of the i club and Merwin Williams 15 the vice- :442"(‘(’ Two of the five fea- : : of Every Woman club now has 43 members and —has restored perfect foot Dr. Kahler Shoes a new set of bylaws., One dollar has comfort to thousands. been given to the building fund of the Children’'s Home from the club N N N e —his suggestions simple -_— to have becoming feet without sacrificing e I e IS, and amazingly helpful. LIMITATION OF C1AIS comfort--says Expert of Dr. Kahler's staff. At a Court of Probate holden at —many women have sound / {\r;" .-:,";';:rlx,h“','.,M.T,,v"."—‘l,,,.::\. “r:'”, ¢ and well formed feet, / = ; ford and State of Connecticut, on the but wear wrongly fitted 4 D I\A S I S s e but wear wrong R KAHLER SHOES | Present Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq S SoHAE A mfortable Shoe «Hlade Stylish Judge, on motion of Julianna Kratski of datd New ,;,'(.,,.n' as Executrix of —-expert is ready to advise Rests the Arch the last will and testament of Pater FREE all who approach Kratski late of New Britain, within him raid district deceased g : 1 3 t odels i el 'S THIS COURT doth decree that six | . ; z | him sugeest the shoes best suited to vour feai—the shoes that ing 4 utify lels in all coverings, months be allowed and limited for the | —without removing stock- 3 : b ) i A here's ¢ v one here to suit vour requirements. ';'“;il'nrs : <’:';!‘<--"1" '0'”;1!'»"' their ings he will tell you all : assure the comfort von have vainly sought elsewhere. Do not aims against the rame to the Execu- . : : : and directs that public notice be about your feet and how . fail to consnlt him, There is no charee, fiven of this order by adiortising in you can KEEP them Instep Support Come—Come to morrow and pick your choice, newspaper published in said New Mitain. &84 having a elrevlation tn comfortable-—always. Acts Like a Bandage K ) stk B b MODERN BOOT SHOP hereof on the public sign post {n said - arge, Dr. Kahler Shoes @ nn n r “vc ‘_ | ) V) O! mother room 't want to move and pay more vent, we'll solve your problem—Come ] without ]—to see a demonstration of ! He will he at this store Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Let 8 the K« > vizible Bedroom”—We Special Low Prices—Fasy Payments own of New Britain, nearest tk . liste Wheve the aeceased 1ast: dweit C Hi are entirely differ- 168 MAIN STREET 5. FAraEn mAh Jonsult Him t from all othe RO A Certified from Record “The Big Furniture Store BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, - - Judge