New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1924, Page 20

PERFECT LOVER IS SENT 0 SING SING Wooed Six Girs and Fleeed Them of Their Money New York, May §,-—Six young wom- en whom he had engaged himselr to marry glared at Frank Krohengold yesterday as he started back for a cell in the Tombs, after tenced to five years in Sing being sen- 13 by Judge Mancuso in general sessions on | charge, Krohengold, old and gave his ad- a grand who is 2 dress as 1635 Jifty-third str Birooklyn, had just pleaded guilly to defranding the father of a young Wwoman whom had marry out of $6,500, which was part of a §10,000 dowry that had been ar- | arres ranged after the engagement was an- nounced. The complainant in this case was Morris Greiff, a retired drug manu- facturer, of 15 esident street, Brooklyn, who declared that when he imself he ago Krohengold represented as a physician and explained that needed the mouey to open an office and laboratory. Krehengold's father previously had told him at a social gathering, Greiff said, that his son had been recently graduated from the medical college of the University of | Chicago. Investigation of Krohengold's past ssvealed that he had never been a student at the university, and at the time that he said he was studying medicine there he was in Elmira Re- formatory, to which he had been sen- tenced in 1922 for defrauding Ressie Bellingky, his former wife, out of $4,- 000, which he obtained. as a dowry when he represented himself as a physician. She had her marriage to him annulled. having left him after five days of married life when she learned he was not a doctor. Called “Despicable Swindler.” Krohengold declared he was a * Break up that Cold NOwW! ¢ hi f terribl Dontwl'zuonel‘!\hm errible ichhang on for weeks and w reak it up at the start with J W hite Pine, HONEY and Tar You wil be amared how auiekly this fine old-fashioned remedy will stop that dry tickle in the throat, loosen up lhl(le. v, ted e':“il o nd relieve the haci o 3 . usually break up any ordinary cold if taken in time. For twenty le have con preparati Easy tot "‘l.! ears thousands of peo- e lal ame & Carleton Company, Hertford, , and for sale at grocers and general stores. TN h:h"l‘;—m: dllm Peppermint E Flowers for Mother’s Day, May 11 —Must be the choicest selections; fine, healthy specimens, glorious in their beauty. Such are our offerings— FLOWERING PLANTS — Darwin, Tulips, Hya- cinths, Daffodils; CUT FLOWERS—Roses, promised to S gave the young man the money a year | boratory scientist,” when he was ar- resied on the grand larceny . indict- ment several months ago. In impos- i1 g sentence yesterday, Judge Man- cuso referred to the fact that the prisoner had been accused of defraud- ing young women or their parents out of a’total of $25,000 receivedn the 1 form of dowries. Krohengol was, such a “despicable swindler,” said | | [ Judge Mancuso, that he regretted he could not send him to Sing Sing for life. Assistant Distriet Attorney Kunstier | told the court that investigation had| osed that Krohengold early in| 923, after becoming engaged to Jen- nie Weitzman, of 1428 Wilkins avenue, the Bronx, gzot her to give him $4,000, When she learned that he was not a physician, she broke the engagement. He also obtained $2,000 from Pauline |. Brodisky of 80 Che, avenue,Brook- i¥n, the prosecytor s after de-| | manding $4.000%5 a dowry to marry ker and tried to s=windle Regina Schwartz, a_ dentist, of 2114 Mermaid | , Rrooklyn, out of $135, but tened him info returning the ¢ threatening to have mm; i { Mr. Kunstler said that in order to] impress Mr. Greiff and his nineteen- year-old daughter, Frances, Krohen- gold us:d part of the Greiff money in | fitting up a laboratory at Lexington | avenue and Sixty-third street, Man- hattan, and an elaborate office at 321 Sev -ninth street, Brooklyn, plaec- ing =i 1 front of each place read- ing “docior of neuropathy.” N PARLIAMENT. Wants Trade Negotiations With Can- ada and Other Places, Melbourne, Australia, May 8.—The recent announcement of the British NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Clarence, Indian of the government's opposition to imperial | prefersnes was immediately reflected | in the proceedings of the Australian | | federal pariiament when its sitting was resnmed yesterday. | Notice of a motion was given by a raember to the effect that in view of | the failure of the imperial govern- | | ment to ratify or give legisiative ex- | pression to the decisions of the im- | perial economic conference with re-| | gard to preferential trade within the | | empire, while at the sarne time enter- | | ing into or negotiating trade agres ments with foreign countries, notably | | Russia, the British preferential tariff | duties under which British manufac- | | tures are given an advance over for- | eign competition of approximately £18,000,000 annually in Australia should be abolished. The notice further asks that the | government enter into negotiations _with Canada or other countries desir- | jous of making reciprocal trade ar- | rangements with Australia. pri Sl ! Mevican Federal Salaries to Be Paid | From Sale of Lands | Megico City, May 8. -~ r‘res!dem‘ | Obregon has issued a decree author- lizing the finance ministry to sell at auction national properties not re- |quired “for public services, the pro- |ceeds to be used in paying overdue |salaries of federal employee and set- |tling pending accounts with business firms, both items amounting to 20,- | 000,000 pesos. | A technical commission will select the properties to be sold. Foreigners !n\hm either in Mexico or abroad will |be allowed to bid as well as Mexi- ca | | | { | | | baskets made up. Snapdragons, Daffodils, Tulips, Mignonette, Sweet Peas — Carna- -tions in limited quantities, CORSAGES—of Roses, Pansies and Sweet Peas. 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