New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUDGE, ON BENCH, RAPS POLIGEMAN Delayed Arvest of Man Driving | Ruto While Drunk Central Junior H. S. Class Officers || Burritt Junior H. After scoring Officer Rapponnetti for allowing Bernhard Wickstrom, 476 Stanley street, to drlve a car while under the influence of llquor | early this morning, Judge Benjamin | W. Alling gave Wickstrom a - | pended sentence of 60 days in jall. | Officer Rapponnett] stated that he | was not on duty when he saw Wick- strom drive from a driveway on Stanley strect, and rup into the gut- | ter, The officer sald ! man got out of the car, and while staggering, attempted to crank tho machin After Wickstrom eranked the ma- chine, the officer testified that got into the car and drove a 1anee when the car balked again, Rapponnetti sald that this time he stopped the man and brought him to polics headquarters, “Dld you see him drunk, and stinl | allow him to drive on?" aske dl Judge Alling. Yes, sir,” ied, “Do you think you were ing your duty as a Whether you were on or off wag your place to prevent th pletion of a crime.” The officer admifted that should have arrested the man when he first saw him, but explained that as he was off duty, he did not want 1o interfere, MILTON YOUNG President ELIZARETH CURTIN Viee-President WILLIAM COWLES President Ofticer Rapponnetti re- | perform officer? | 3t | com- | he | fival said k when he station, The ac- man denied that he was and. insisted that hie only had | thing to speak of.” got the one else ing his machine but he 11 not tell the name. He stated {hat he came from Berlin and previ- from Hartford He said the machine belongs to him Masher Fined 810 Desk Serg. thut Wickstrom entered the polies cused atunk; o 1 some ausly Tiecanse annoyed 1wo lnst night were inside a tene- ment in the same building in which he lives, ola, 50 Wolcott $10 on a charge and broach of peace. | 1t is alleged by Officer Thomas ? \erney who arrested Bonola tha the man attempted to smash in a door to a room in which the girls were playing. He also said that Bonola used offv Janguage. Bonola denied being drunk. Drunk Since Leaving Jail Michael Ropela, was ¥ probation and given @ 120-da pended jail sentence for being druy and assaulting his wife yester CALLS NEW BRITAIN a jail sentence of five months for i R — o '1]); same offense. You Do Two Gun e o e, Te His wife testified t inEGen Leen drank since | jail last Tucad he spends everythin lignor, She claims on the right side of her face 3 and | ted by O Charged v he HELENA BURKI Secretary EDWARD MILESKI Treasurer LLLEN LENIK Seeretary who t All Photos by Johnson & of higl drunkenness O 0N cers of the school senfor hieh s to hold Friday after- Milton Young, izabeth Curtin, vice- progide and E nt: Helena Durke, Iward Mileski, tres student Of this numb: 56 are entral Junior | mid-year class graduation noon, BxETCiSes, y 20 e estimati | students, 47 of girls. silver and ar hoys and presldent; colors BANDIT EXPRESSES SORROW AT HOLDING UP STORE, are whicl hoys 4 of Conneetient D! ind that for an inercase this year rolmen said patrol for whit uld make ) instead bo one said a e (Conti Ropela has Yoy Says e chances ¢ felt hi setling out on probatic considerable wi back tir men for other ther yoar. th somy bandit his | & vear Britain Th Neld p to do into court were = \ r coming ginning and tool h is rst of {1 manager t §5 he night, T8 from Donald Pellticr, I k and took the who did e e mhber £ city ordin motor Leonomy Grocery stora Areh stroet. According to § .1 O Mara the b cery store en lays policemen all Patrick e paen he who investi Jit entered ially, strolled up to 1 pulled t on ring him to turn over offenders were nui s of V08¢ Most signals, inti sone American born street ad hie cuse Mareh 21 Raid On Lawlor Alck Vlask, Luwlpr askad Judge Alling to conti untit Wednesday, e is ebha there might counter WO g He said that the installation of the will make it prac for men fo porchended asked street an \ sorey to t while it is o caters ) $4.604 to what t said, or port to have . s fnm . Me ngor, Offi condnets with violating the liquor laws il Detective e 1 ooperation in making the will total to date [y frolic o success. Attorney . Saxe made @ plea for finite program of civi ty Lions' ers 1inene ore cers 17anr at his o s ni they elaim they | colleeted payroll Falletti President of Archimede Club 1 er of the I'o- tivities rvice, SimHiar ren made by Assistant Prosec Williaim M. Greenst vas announced that the ament will meet at the huilding S Whor e has comm v ver a men or regnlars arney It in, ho Rog tonmorrow Fined nission, the Archimede for 1026 has V) for supernumerics, ndles Gamblers \re r e depart Ly reation amed 10 s Scappelatti, vice lelfio Coco, tre v, corresponding s rve with him Protas: Wiy elee the first ippointment committes ey William M vid Waskowitz. rtin Ho Samuel Chernisk and Attorncy Weties, Sar -presi- E A ; 1 pres . presi He announced following ne asurcr; for w500 Genovese, financial s and rally lettl, Philip Ses wtore Fazzin Panl Ribera B rowitz; Lership, i ey E. A LeWitt Attorney H ey Isreal N inter-clut Attory Morris and Bern Milkowitz clations, i Hal s ard PLANT IS BE-OPEANLD el Sab Noted At New Mills Today Jan, 11 (P wrhanee s yport. Ma nd Georgs Tangnay On Roche Nuptials Jan. 8 Announced INITINTE MEMBL A CLEAR COMPLEAION Ruddy Chee! Nmrl ling Eyes ~Most Women Can Have SCOUTMASTERS 1O MEET 1l-Known SPEARS ON Hl‘\\l NTION B Chandler ' 1 Dr F.M.Edwardsf; \rll\Mfl(rM(rr scores of women for liver and bowel ail ments. During these years he gave to his patients a ption made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with h\'c ail, ng th . Dr Edwa lets. You will : ' v IEADING MARATH( kn&m them h) their oliv mlur v 2 mbership ls, Cal, Jan. 11 (1 He xt June wi 1" . 0C f Methodist Ky mal action, carrying off Uu waste and ' r elor ¢ - \ ' . ; ere read, recited of poisonous matter in one’s system ¥ % If you have a pale face, sallow look dull eves, pimples. coated tongue head g, all ou v take ont of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets for a time and note the pleasing Thousand ds of women and me Dt Edwards’ Olive ]dllel»—l\’ C cessful substitute fot calomel —now and then just to keep them fit. 15¢ and 30c. T Episcopa { aduated | i ternoon, | total 87 | Morris | ling | for the near future. S. Class Officers e e ———————— i | 1 [ | argue |arg JANUARY 11, SACCO-VANZETT Noted Munder Gase Before Mass.E' | ., were found Radieal org ELIZABETH BURNS Vlee-President 1 hela Webster Thayer who presided at the trial tand exceptions were taken to the su- | premo court. 1 deporting many v | | and opposed to Ameri | institutions, jat b at tim | this country.” | { murder trial was held without ¥ HARRY LEVINE Treasurer All Photos by Jolinson & P 40 girls, The officers of William Cowles, presider Burns, ~prosid Iarry he vier Yy Le \1n4 colors are green and TALHUD TORAH ELECTION - W. Menus Chosen President at Annual Meeting Last Evening— of | | Rabbis Honorary Trustees. At t annnal election of the Tal- mud I, in the Hebrew school on | Blm strect last night the vulm.mm‘ s President, 3 Menus; viee-president, Mendel | tiehman: treasurer, Julive Eisen- wrg; recording int ional seerc- ol Regenbo; "ori were elec n ry The o el Lehrer following hoard of Miller, Max Zucker, Mrs, | Mrs wrsky, Nathan Hani k Nair, I Stein is Croll. T, Gluser, Jucoh Bir Dr. M. d to the Barney | Shupack, | jerson, S. | Goldman, B, Levin ‘ A. and trustees: Max sen- S Dunn, Irving Rabbi Gersor | Aaronson, and R elected honor oard of trustec bhi J. H nberg were members of the |Tabs to \[ecl I\acc\ In Cavds and Billiards hree cornered elash between | and pool sharks of the ts of Columbus and the Y. M & B socleties is being planned indoor pinochle, angements | it the present the card games th of next week with the |to be interspersed on off nig The K Tohin Doyle { the d ! sports to be indulged in forty-fives and pool ! being completed time to st of C, committee cons who will take charge of | contests; Peter Welch who will 1 hall the pinochle cohorts, 1 and Thomas Crean who will lead the artists inst the ayetty treet champions. Thomas Devi is acting all three for the Tabs in (Consider Necessity of Building Inspectors tors in the in to- H inspe r and and in ommor v plum trica ceor and then appoir mentioned meml HADASSAH BENEFIT MUSICALE | The New Britain chapter of Ha 1 will offer a henefit program c on the evening of March 2, the place has not been de- t. This recital will bring wo 1l known artists, Rosenberg, pianist of this die Yellin, ‘!Lmnm("v‘ and Miss § oprano, of Hartford. | Mr. Rosenberg is recognized as one | the state's most prominent young nd he has given several r previous oceast Miss broadca times WTIC, The Travelers' Insur- | Company’s station at Hartford. | has a followi on llin has ron |y widd BRINGS SCIT H»I‘ $6,500 Par has been sued | Domenick R. I Kirk Hungerford & Camp shieh was served by iseny olfe od the writ Fred Winkle Sacco 1 1 witness of th s Walter Riple of Judge Thayer In hi. nry, | t 1926, W‘Mm | i Griswold, 75 Francls {Fire and Police Boards LR Vs e TN Meet Tomnrw\\ Night | husbana was Anton Piiz, who died Members of the bonrd will| about 26 years @ tomorrow night diseipling Surviving her committee’s recommendation as tol fred 1. Pilz and K what action will be tuken oap five grandsons, She OMeer Thomas J, Tierney member of the uspended reeently following John's German of heing intoxicated while many years Supreme Gourt |27 T W the are two sons, Al- dward Pliz, and was @ promis wdies’ soclety Lutherar. on d for 1'une be held at street, toe a'clock, will offi. fn 1%air- at § police headquartoers, the home, 75 Franeh will also o morrow afternoon, at | Ofecr Parker Martin W, Gaudian .| The fire board win Interment be o and Martolemeo Vanzettl, defends | night in elty metery, 1« celebrated murder trial in | ki, but only convieted not as mur ‘Iu'. bhe discusse radicals und unde- .y(l Years hm-n( Here and « 1 today in p;m mm: the full Leneh of the mmm-‘ Mrs, Panline Piiz, aged 7 ourt on exeeptions, [ died at the New Britain ¢ Tho two men we irged with | NOSPItal yesterday morning s company pay- | INCSK of two days. 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Roche of Main Street, ““‘; Plainville. In His Letter To Us, He Say st aside motlons for retrial, The time at which the trial was unfortunate for the endants,” counsel sald. ime Attorney General Palmer was | radicals and the prosccution dwelt on the fact that and Vanzetti were radi an ideals and was s The question that finally ight up when the case went to | fie jwy was whether Sacco and | anzetif, dangerous men should | allowed to live, and not whether | murderers, They were | an organization el was most unpopular in " as lintmends, plasters hut until ment, rheuma- than time tor s of so-ealled did me o were s ny good of W wil tor mort Mr. Thompson argued that the % impossibie ¢ the defendants who had with- wn their plens to file motions for | parate trial. 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