New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 5

BILL COLLECTORS HELD IN $800 BONDS Perry and Scappolotti Are Bound Over to Superior Gourt Franels H. Perry and Nieholas Beappalotti entered a plea of not guil- t¥ when arraigned hefore Judge George W, Kiett in police eourt this morning on a charge of embeaziement Probable cause was found, and they were bound ever to the Reptember term of the superior eourt with honds fixed at 500 each, Prosecutor Wils liam Greenstein presented the case and Attorney’s BB 1, MeDonough and Alfred LeWitt represented the ae cused men Bebastian Russo of 18/ street, testified that he paid 06,50 on a bill for furniture purchased. from Solomon Bheinman, Lafayette steeet furniture dealer, He presented the receipt which Prosecus tor Gireenstein introduced as evidenea for the state, Louis Reafalgi of 107 Myrtie strect testified that he paid $80 to Perry and $20 to Scappalotti but the receipts for the money was signed by the latter, This was also introdue €d as evidence, Paul Puzzo of Rey mour street testified that he pald Perry $35 at one time and his broth- or Frank Puzzo testified that he gave the accused man a $20 cheek 10 P, €, Commission on Collections Sheinman when called to the stand testified that three men came to his place of business a few months ago and asked the price of office furni ture, He said they also spoke to him about giving them business and heip- ing them out as they Swere to start a collecting agency. He sald that a ver bal agreement was then mado that the men should reeeive 10 per cent of what was collected and returns should be made every month. The furniture dealer stated that re- turns were made the first of March and although the money was collected from Sebastian Russo in Februa of this year he has not received a cent from the collectors. This amount to taled $96.50, he said. He also testi- fled that he recelved only $60 out of the $100 supposed to have heen re- cefved from Scafalgi, Upon being questioned he sald that the bills which should have heen collected fo- talled ahout $2,600 “Gut only about $200 has becn turned in by the two men, Beaver Perry he had Perry Promised to Pay. Sheinman also testified that he met| Perry on the street one Saturday and was told that he would up some | Miss NEW-MAID “Says” | Delicious Wholesome Main ot ' June Perry admitted to him that the| money had heen eolieeted but not| turned over te Bheinman. Seappaietti was arvested the same night at about 12 o'elock, the sergeant testified, at his home on Hunter read The sergeant testified that Seap | palotto told him that “"Shelnman was | all wrong, that people go to Shelnman and pay thelr bills, that we did not get the pereentage and when w au’ the money we kept it." Attorney MeDonough summarized the case in detail and asked for a dis- | charge of his elients, hut the motian was denied by Judge Klett, who bound the aceused men over to the At term of the superior court AGAINST 12 MILE IDEA Reach While to Agreement With U, Fogland Wopes 8, She Wardly Can O, K, Search Proposals, Assaciared Press | London, June The text of the proposal from Secretary of State Hughes to extend to 12 miles the limit within which searches for liquor might be carrled out and otherwise | modifying the liquor enforcement laws affecting forelgn steamers has heen recelved by the Rritish fofeign | | office, The departmental experts are| now studying the document as well| as the full text of the United States supreme court deeision in the ships liquor case, but it will probably be several weeks before Great Britain smakes reply to the communication, While the Rritish government, it is declared, regards Secretary Hughes' suggestion as one difficult if not im- possible of fulfililment, the foreign of- fice is desirous of accommodating the American views go far as he is con- sistent with existing maritime law and British poliey. No effort will be spared, It is asserted, to find a way out of the present situation under which the sealed llquor stocks on all British liners are being selized {in American ports, It ¢s predicted, how- ever, that Great Britain will.reject the 1Z-mile limit principle, WILL DECORATE GRAVES Members of Alexandra lodge, No, 24, 1. O. D, of 8t, George, will meet (at the gates of Fairview cemetery | Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock to | decorate the graves of the deceased members, The regular meeting of the [lodge, scheduled for July 4, will be | omitted. 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Ripplette Bed Spreads, ‘“‘An- very, abso-] ' $2.25 Bleached: strong $1.49 , sizes 26 to 34, in navy blue, trim med with white and| orange ... 49c Pillow, Cases, no starch, bleached, ready fo: use, reg. l 42x36 Ruffled Scrim Curtains, full lengt! hemstitched, with tie backs, 89c reg. $1.29, Ao e nearly describes this Bread but not quite. Poincare Declares That Most Serious individual should wish to be paid and .You must Eat Problem Is to Make Nation's Course | ob_wct to the role of a flouted vietor? | Ir ade - Mar k STILL AFTER OUTLAWS to appreciate it JANE ADDAMS IS ILL Suffering ‘ Tokio— | FRANCE'S GREAT TROUBLE ' For Quick Returns Use Herald Classlfled Advts. Notexl Welfare Worker is From Small Tumor in Condition Not Serious. Mexican Troops Are Redoubling Their |y, 110 Assoclated Press, ‘ | “Tokio, June 26.—Jane Addams of Hull House fame is in a hospital here suffering from a small tumor, the| nature of which has not yet been de- Early veports representing | Understood Abroad. By The Assoclated Press. Paris, June 26.—France's great dif- ficulty is to make her course of action | understood abroad, President Mil- | lerand told the forelgn correspondents | torces in Durango are redoubling the noted welfare worker to be in a |} today at a luncheon given in his|their efforts to round up the outlaw serious condition were exaggerated attending physicians de- | honor by the Anglo-American pPress gang that is alleged to have kidnapped considerabl assoclation and two other organiza- |5 o g [clared. They said there was no cause R. A. Newman, an American, from a! | tions of forelgn newspapermen. for alarm. ranch on April The authorities “Tell your countrymen,” the pres- ident sald, “that the prosperity and renewed their activities following a peace of the world have nothing to|report that the leader of the outlaws st i f from republican France. Juan Galindo, had been murdered by Gratz, daughter of a local capitalist, he worst disgrace that could men- | his followers because he wanted to|and Godfrey Stillman Rockefeller, ace I'rance would be to be misunder- |surrender Newman and end the pur-|grand nephew of John D. Rockefeller stood."” | suit. Sr., are to be married here today at| Referring to the occupation of the| Leon Chavez, Galindo's lleutenant, |the Gratz home. Ruhr, he said: is reported to be the leader of a gang “Is it indispensable to attribute ul-|that i{s demanding the death of the| terior and unavowable motives? Can-|prisoner unless a ransom of 30,000 Tomorrow Only. not one admit that a people, like an | pesos is paid. —advt, FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes Sc a pair | Efforts to Run Down Gang That Kidnapped An American. Mexico City, June 26.—Federal tormined. 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Wed. .. $1.~ CANVAS.s SHOES $1.69 Leather Soles ARKER-BUCKEY Grade-lllavk Loaf MEN'S N . 848 - | Linene Suitings, imi- tation linen, all 25C latest colors .. SPORT OXFORDS $2.47 | Modern Boot Shop 168 Main Street Paisley Crepes and Voiles, all new designs. 4 45¢ value .........