New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1926, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1926. Willlam J. Carrig of represents the plaintift. HIT BY AUTOMOBILE, SUES FOR §10,000 New Haven Man Names New Britain Athlete Defendant Revision of Charter Starts Next Tuesday Work on revision of the charter “m be undertaken next Tuesday after a month of inactivi committee has organized with Sena- tor Edward . Hall as chairman and | R. J. Bardeck as secretary. Com- plete re-writing of the book ha | been decided and commis- sions have been 4 to peruse such portions as relate to work and suggest whatever changes they feel are able. Iznmcs One-Way Slgn But “Joe” Gets Number former New been Smithwick, A George R. Providence College and Britain football star, has named defendant in an action for $10,000 damages, instituted by Hen- fy Dollar of New Haven, as the re- sult of an accident in t city in August, when Dollar was run down | and Injured by an automobile ope v arrest will probably be made ated by the local man, Deputy Sher- a result of the alleged reckle it Martin H. Horwitz served the ness of the driver of an automobil papers today and the writ re- on West Main and Main streets ye turnable in the superior court, New terday afternoon, it was said today. Haven, the first Tues ing east on West Main street, the ber. motorist failed to observe the one- In the com t way regulation around Central Park, forth that on the evennig 1 con d past the probate court 23 between the hours of ind New Britain National Bank o'clock he was in the act of making the turn into Main street at It a speed said 1o have been excessive. Whitney avenue, New the machine operated Officer Joseph Kennedy fendant approached.It was beir ration number and erated at a high rate of spec s cording to the complaint being driven i ligent manner. The car struck t} ing him to the gro a forth that he suffered a concussion of the spine, a concussion of the brain, a nervous sho hroken ribs and lacerations about face H and head as a result. He states f ¢ o he was confined to the hi some time and Is still under cal care. He has been unable to re- sume his occupation since that date, he alleges, and he also states that the injuries are permanent and Burable. He states that the plainti mot driving with due care and that Be failed to sound the horn. The machine was not under control, a gording to the complaint. Attorne is plaintiff sets of Angust nd cros: ARANC] carance of title to land upon which a mort Vito Viiardi and Antonia New Britain have brought inst Henry ( Deming, Deming and Lester Berlin, the known livin Dehlia Deming, dece any other heirs, repre- litors. Attorney ents the plain- writ is returnable in the the fifth Monday of No- Alfred LeWi s and th city court v o is against real an old one and est in th the declar court rests > property Is sought. SHOP NEW BRITAIN New Strand Theater 164 MAIN ST. Opposite A THANKSGIVING SALE FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SILK, CLOTH and JERSEY DRESSES ‘All new shades are represented in this sale, Charnel Red, Jungle Green, the ever-popular Navy and Tan—Snappy new blouse models, also two-piece effects and other new fashions obtained at | opartment, | at the ™ MRS, GIBSON TELLS ABOUT THE MURDER | son asked Mr ! Felix Di Martini, a private detective their | | pointed at Henry to be invalid as a | §aged in a dispute concerning the | question of whether | ing been pocketed by police. | posal to him, for consideration of a certain amount of money, from you, | if he would tell a certain story Tries To Explal “Yes,” answeerd Mrs, Gibson, i\ud Simpson objected. During the argu- ment between the lawyers, Mrs. | | Gibson kept talking explaining that | the talk referred to concerned the | sale of a mule. | “Did you say to him that you'd | | like to testify or say that on the | night of the murders he was driving employed by Mrs. | home from New Brunswick tlon wasoyemmian: when he reached De Russey's lanc “What did he say to you?" askea | h® decided to go through it to Ham- ilton avenue?” No,” answered the witness, And also, was he to say that he “What did he say?” Warned to Keep Quiet. saw an automobile in the road and | | two men standing ncarby 2" | “He told me I'd better keep my | mouth shut and stay out of this. | “What did he mean by ‘This ? “The Hall case.’ ’ Di Martini was in her house at the time, Mrs. Gibson asserted. Her voice rose dramatically as she told | how she had ordered him from the house, saying that she stamped her foot to emphasze her anger. | The bed was then raised so Mrs. Gibson could get a good look at the three defendants. Mrs. Hall was | nove her hat. “Do you in the room?” asked Simpson, the woman whom Mrs. Gibson had said she saw scene of the crime. rs. Hall Unmoved. “That is the lady,” said the wit- ness, pointing straight at Mrs. Hall, | 1t it : i who remained unmoved, and her hat | 1”‘,‘,[‘"{;‘_”';‘:(“’:“';_' ;:;GJ:;}:w oo removed for the first time at the | LGOSV AREOE TE L trial, revealing her grey hair. [ Dl e e S “Do you see Willie Stevens?” ask- | $25 by posing for his 7 B ed Simpson. | Defense counsel objected to the | prosecutions putting the question this way but {he question stood, | Willie and Henry Too. i “Yes” said Mrs. Gibson, pointing at Willie Stevens as she had at Mrs. Hall. “Do (Continued from First Page) Gibson to relate a conversation which she had with Hall, the objec- Simpson. “He shook his finger at me.” “Did you ask him to say that far- ther up the road he saw a horse or | | mule, | with a woman on it?” | “No," replied the witness. The nurse took Mrs. Gibson's temperature and felt her pulse at the wrist while the physician grasp- | ed the other wrist. “Did you offer Sipel $100 if he | would corroborate your story?” con- | tinued Case. ‘ It Was Mules, She Said. “Why should I offer him $100. | He asked how much I wanted for pair of mules and 1 said $100.” | “DIld you not sey that no one | could dispute his story and that if the defendants themselves disputed it it would be an admission of their “Did you tell him that you had re- ceived $150 for posing? “No, no, no, T never said nothing like that” Here the witness was given nourishment through a tube “Do you know Bogart Conklin, former sheriff of this county?"” “I think I know him.” and “Tsn't is a fact that you do know him? Don't you remember that he helped you get a negro off your | farm 2" Mrs. Gibson’s | 'Which one, there was two. ; s’ |wrote a letter and 1 gave him § testimony at a prelifinary hearing | “upon: you remember that Conklin should be read to save her from | ame to your place and put him off ?” the necessity of going over it all on | “AIN% 10 YOUr P e No.” her sickbed. R e Simpson then moved to have the | .00 V" stenographer read all of the testi- 'nmk‘i Alleged Talk mony which Mrs. Gibson had just | e : | Do you remember that on July given. Senator Case objected but 'ygny coniiin had a conversation with the court directed that it be read. Iyou on Main street, Somerville near | Mrs. Gibson was mopping her [{Pl <t St T Bank brow with a cloth. ~Simpson callea |yuc"ao'von think the Stevens | one of her attedants to one side and ;¢ 4 anything to do with the mur- & d him a question. |der,” and u said, ‘No' " While waiting for the steno- | "“iyae nover took place,” Mra. Gib- grapher to begin reading, Case ob- son replied. jected to Mrs. Gibson’s mother hav: |’ “Do you remembe. that on Octo- er 17, 1922 you were at the o{flre\ |of the prosecutor in New Brunswick, | “T took tho responsibility of hav- | yore you able to fdentify Mrs. Hall, ing placed on officer beside her. T |wiio stevens and Hen wanted no outery during this Wit- | «p went there. I wasn't asked to | ness' testimony,’ 'Simpson announc- (igentify nobody ed. “Do vou know John Titzgerald | “Will Mrs. €. Renner stand up?” who at the time of the killing was said Justice Parker. {a reporter on the Camden Courier? The little wrinkled old woman |pig you tell him you could not iden- arose. A newspaperman standing in |{jry anyone?” | front of her was ordered to one side | 7 tolq him I had nothing to say,” | so that she could see and hear all |gno replied. | that was taking place. The answer was refeated as Cross-Examination. question was pressed. Senator Case took up the cross- | Do you remember amination in a grave voice. the preliminary hearing August 1 “Are you acquainted with Detec- |in this courthouse?” tive George Totten?"” "y Yes.” “Did “With detective Fred David?" |something glitter and I saw a man's es.” face?” “Do you remember that one night | “Yes.” during the investigation after you Picked Out Carpender 'told your experience you went “A further question W through on De Russey’s lane on your |face did you see?’ ‘Can you pick him mule, David and Totten following fout of this courtroom?’ and was not you in a car?” your reply ‘This man here,’ pointing “Yes.” |to Henry Carpender?” i iy vt rone rag nasted fum o Uwhat [o txes vou had done on the night of the | “Will ragedy? stand up?” sald Case. s Simpson objected and was over-| Henry Carpender, under indict- | ment with his three cousins, but not | ¢ on trial, made his first appearance in | ¢ |the courtroom during the trial. He | rose from a seat near the defend- |} vou sce Henry Stevens? replied the witness, Stevens. Then defense and prosecution en- He Afraid of Ou the testifying at vou not say, when T saw ‘whose Carpender please T Henry ruled, Chey didn't ask me to do noth- ing,” replied the witness. “I went over the sgame thing.” “When? Yorgets Own Wedding. “In 191 " said the witness, as she put her hand to her head as if trying to remember. said fina 1ly. “Where?” asked Case. “Somewhere in church,” the wo- “In 1919," she {CLAIMS DAMAGE T0 LAND | FROM CONCRETE WALL( | RED CROSS DRIVE, Neighbors Take Dispute Over Rain- water to Court With $1,500 ‘BAD COLD" TAKE ROTIRY TOLD OF 34D COLD TAEE BOWELS TONIGHT Case, | ton 2" | then was marked for exhibit. Stevens?” | ed. worn photograph which might have been aloum | that picture cemetery gates in New Brunswic October 17, to | office in could not her house, man replied. “Where?' * I don't remember” Simpson was overruled in an objection. “In what city or town,” at Stake Claiming that his property and continued | pyjidings upon It have been dam- aged by water as the result of the | | construction of a concrete wall on| If Dives, | a boundary line, Andrew Sokoloski | | has brought suit for $1,500 against | o | @ neighbor, Alex Lech. The writ | is returnable in the city court the | impson was sustained in an ob- | frqt Monday of December. Con- jection after Case had argued that | giap1o Fred Winkle served th | the record could not be searched to | panere Attorney William M. stablish Mrs. Gibson's identit Greenstein is counsel for the plain- less this were known. titt, Your maiden name The plaintiff and the defendant ner?” Case continued are owners of adjoining parcels of | ference. ,, land, the former being located on “I never used the * P Short strect and the latter on Daley | “Wasn't that your father’s name avenue. The defendant is alleged | W “Yes.” to have constructed on the boun-|the United “Under what v dary line between the two properties you heen known? a concrete wall four feet in height. Simpson objected and was sustain- |}’ garage was constructed ed, but the witness had put in “YOU |y construction was such that rain know them now. land eurface water were :d to Case In arguing that this should g, \1uon und across the plaintif’s be allowed said: 5 4 Witness | 14,4, qamaging the land and the on which the state apparently IS £0- | yyjidings Jocated upon it, according ing to rely heavily. We think we |4 13, complaint. have the right to have her identified. et There are many aliases under which I‘0cal lflen ‘,0 At(end Palestine Conference she was known and now we should like to have them brought out.” “You were known Mary Leit- local men will attend the ner?” Case went on. There was an- | National Conference of the United other objection but {he witness had | Palestine Appeal, which will be held said “That was my maiden - 1 in Boston on November 20 and 21. had a right to use it Among those from this city who will attend, are Morrls Cohn, Dr. Mor- ris Dunn, Samuel W. Menus, Rabbi | Case then went further in an at- tempt to prove that the woman had hon Hadas, Rabbi Aronson, Attorney Irving I Rachlin and I used many names. | Goldman. “Were you known ise ash “I have a right to Faston. T mar- Fifteen hundred delegates, repre- ried him, wered the womarv senting Zionists of all sections of | “Were you known as Jessic I the country will assemble for the on conference. Among those who will n important part in the pro- s of the conference are ()\l“\ Zionist leaders Dr. Chaim Weiz- mann, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, hon-| orary chairman of the United Palestine Appeal, Judge William M. | Lewis, of Philadelphia, chairman of the United Palestine Appeal, Dr. Chaim Arlorosoff, ~Judge Julian Mack, Louis Lipsky, president | American Zionist Organization | Nathan Strauss, and Rabbi Abba | Hillel Silver of Cleveland. “T don’t know,” she replied. “In what state? “Jerse “Under what name \ere you mar- riec sociation was T ter a con- ation of the drive He told rious names have ing cours: | the Y. W. gram AL aster. of the $6,000 ed for work at all too slowly. 37 8 | Probus club, wealth club, church, $12 from | gational church, tions, three { from | Hatch as Jane Eas- Co. This the cit on. ‘(n\\f‘d in gifts. hubby called me Jessic cre you known as Anna K howed the witness ring the picture of Giibson said she | it, and the letter | Mr. Ca a letter a woman. Mrs. could not identify magician. speaker. Onc Husband husbands have Remember “How man had asked “One that I can remember.” Were you not married to erick Kissoelring on August 13, in the city of Paterson, N. J.2" e witness replied in a voice, her answer sounding though she said "I don't remember.” “You we once a singer on con- cert halls?" Case continued. Simpson objected and was sustain- | you IFred- 1890 SRS Advance fale Missing Bridgeport | Doctor Sued for Divorce | Bridgeport, Nov. 18. — Alleging | | cruelty and adultery with a party | unknown, Edith Selby Bill, wife of Philip W, Bill, widely known cian who disappeared from this | November 17, today filed suit for { divorce. Alimony is also asked. Attachments to the amount of | schools. 0,000 have been placed against | property of her husband by the | | ing dispos low | a the Hartford-N nual classic will Case then handed her an old-time- el found in some dust-covered | long forgotten in an attic. “Aren’t you one of the persons in ' he asked. $2 the petitioner. Before leaving Bridgeport Dr. Bill transferred his house to his wife, the deed for which has been recorded. Nothing is known of Dr. whereabouts, it stated lAuto Iil'ops Over Bank | But Is Not Damaged | | Officer Joseph Kennedy reported | West Main 19 you not say |at headquarters this morning that an David at prosecutor’s | automobile, apparently not damaged, w DBrunswick, that you |was in the vacant lot at the corner identify Mrs. Hall?” |of South Main and Whiting streets. Mrs. Gibson. There is a long drop from the street | and the police were unable to deter- | {mine how the car got into’the lot | i without being damaged, An investi- | 11UN8 station | gation was being made this after. | 2AVe askec u could |noon by Motorescle Officer Alfrhd. : Tanguay. The car is registered in | &PProval, {the name of Joseph Arbor of 165 "fll'e represented b High streot. Gaffney: “No, of coursc not.” sn't your er the other?” “No,” was the reply. “Wasn't that picture Icipn James C. taken at the | “No, was living in T Again Makes Denials Case as Jn_ or about | I didn't live there then. enton.” Mr. did FFerd the “Did you even o “Did you not identify “No.” When ident which erning the visit of Di Martini to | Plopertles Involved e In Real Estate Swap had said that A transfer of property involving | answered you not at the same time could not identify Henry that Steven not s Willie Case reached the in she had related con-| Mr. afternoon he prought out, of the work of Cross in Florida and other parts of | States. with its program in New mentioned the home service work in the homes of se: at the Y. The report today brings the total up to §1,178. amount $16 was received from from the Common- from | club, $6 from the Ru two $25 subscriptions and $12 the employes of the The advance sale ew | school game indicates that the an- | Street Residents Residents of West | who opposc placement of a gasoline near Mayor Weld them a hearing before he gives his which is necessar matter consideration, doubts whether within his power to refuse his ap- proval since the district is so zoned that gasoline stations are permitted. ;Roll Gall Is Lagging; Less Than j One Third Received the rich man in the Bible had maintained a branch of the Red | in his day, could have so aided Lazarus that he would have been able to buy his way nto Heaven, accord dore Ainsworth Greene, the Red Cross roll call w a meeting of the Rotary club at the | Burritt hotel today. Mr. Greene opened with an explan- and what it means. 1g to Rev. Theo- hairman of ho spoke at the Red connection Britain he In sicemen, M. C. life sav- A, and | i) helwith a cold—always trace |stomach, remove the sour the nutrition pro- | among the schools and the lo- cal relief fund which aided 56 fam- ilies during the Morth & Judd dis- He called attention to the fact that ked, home. frankly that the campaign is going $3,850 is need- He stated drive Of this the on the the Kiwanis an Orthodox th subscrip- W. L makes the Hatch |Co. the second 100 per cent group in The sum of 38 was re- It was father and son day at the Rotary club and the boy! | tained by M. Edward Kidney, comedy Mr. Greene was the only | were enter- ATTENDANGE RECORDS AT H. S. GAME T0 BE BROKEN Indicates Mammoth Throng at Biggest Battle of Season Saturday. Britain High he played before | the largest crowd in the history of between the two Last night the last of 1500 | students tickets were sold and daily | 0% the 300 reserved seat tickets are be- d of. There are reserved seat tickets left, Vice Prin- ill many Moody, financial { head of the athletic department an- Bill's ‘ nounced this morning. ' KSK PUBLIC HEARING Want To Be Heard Relative To “Gas" Station They Inform Weld. Main strect Liberty strect, to glve They v Donald The mayor is giving the but said this it is of tickets for | | intestincs, No hndncha, constipation, bad cold or sour stomach by morning et a 10-cent box. Sick headache, bilious tongue ,head and nose ss, coated clogged up this to delayed, fermenting bowels or sour, gassy torpid liver; food in the stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in he instead of being cast out sters is re-absorbed into the When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes con- gestion :nd that dull, throbbing sickening headache. Cascarets immediate of the blood. v cleanse the undigest- {ed food and foul gases, take the ex- |cess bile from the liver ang carry lout all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the howels. 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Case asked that all of the reply | the word “Yes Simpson opposed reframed to |, say anything | being there, at | was there.” ] ) : (Clifford Hayes was arrested in the |of answer and an argument devel- | \frs, Gibs b first investigation questioned, and |oped with Cas insisting that it be |put kept a shotgun, which except out. won. Mrs. Gibson began fanning herself with her handkerchief. The physician moved ne her a question and she replied no” in a tired voice. “Did you tell Totten anc that you saw the flashes and hr'Anl‘ the shots while riding your mule in 0e8S. De Russey's lane?” G S e | Mr. Case then read to her a ques- “No, there was no flashes.” | tion asked her at the preliminary 1].1? Again Case was unsuccessful, this | vestigation: “So that this TEL ;)1‘] time striking all of the answer but | Only man’s face you saw there? Did | the word “No.” you see any other figures moving | “Did you say that after hearing about like men?” = 10ts \o)ll rode back home without _lmrk.l('ouk!m See. o gettting off the mule?” asked Case, | The witness' answer to this ques-| “That was wrong, if I did,” an- |tion, as read from the previous rec swered the witness. ord, was: “I could not see. There “Did you not tell them (the was something moving around there, ginal investigators) that one t it was dark.” vyou returned to the scene that ni “Was that your testimor was because you lost your Case after he hal read the 4 script. “You owned a farm acres on Hamtlton avenue? ued Case. “You were 1t is your name?” “I use both, Jane Jane Gibson.” “People got to calling me Gibgon after I moved on my and I never said nothing.” “But didn't you take title to the farm as Jane Gibson?” “Sure.” “If you took title J son, how do you explain w | have just said?” Simpson was bobbing up with ob- | tions to nearly every question and | he made this one stick. The tion was overruled. “How did you get the ston?” Case cont "hat's my marriage “You mean vou married & man by Easton?"” | asked “Oh, ori- asked e tran- sin \ I don’t remember.” Makes Much of Moccasin, The clearly was making much of the moccasin incide “Do you remember while this in- gation was on in 1922, you said Mason (an investigator) that sard shots while you were still ssey's about 60 " contin- of Jane sworn as Laston, to M you | on your mule, going up De R lane?" “No, T Wi Easton and Mrs. told him nothing like farm answered 1 itne “Tsn't it a fact th to the scene the next that,” it you went hack Gib- hat you find to do with your moc- your attempt to casin had nothing & back to the scene as one =on." s asked if she Sipel and she answer- ed she did 1t s brought out he | wit bor of Mrs. Gibson's. | “Io you re r coming to his r the erime?” | tness w sw George ques- | 8 a ne name ¥ name “No “Do yon remember making a pro- ne of After bringing out testimony by |wards gave his patients, in place of | was “to scare thicves away,” Case to be thieves, what kind of firearms : ments, in it | your | Adene | claim she formerly lived in San Franc | ad no pistol | Ginsburg transferred to Vincenzo he sajd | and Lucy Catalano a three family o |liouse on Clinton street, while the | latter parties turned over to Gins- burg a block on North street, in are two stores and six tene- and a frame house With gar- \lso on North street. Attorney Rachlin represented Gins- Mrs. Gibson that she h ked her: “When you got on your mule to| pursue someone whom you thought | Which | ages, the witness | Irving L. | burg. as to her following | the wagon, Mrs. Gibson said she got as close as thirty fect to the wagon, but could not see who was ! did you take “I didn’t take an answered. Questioned FORECLOSURE SUIT BROUGHT An action in foreclosure has been jrought by Abraham J. Sable of Avon against Frances Bonointa and Attorney Edward A. Mag, trustee of the bankrupt estate of Joseph La- Rocco. The mortgage mentioned is | for $5.800, and the property con- of | cerned is located on Washington | street. Deputy Sherift Martin H. Hor- [witz served the papers and the writ | is returnable in the court of common | h pieas, Hartford, the first Tuesday of Ham fon o )Our":\»‘m, aber. Altorney Mag has an at- Rl | tachment on the proper “You (o\](ms-r] it into De Rus-| ane?"” | “¥es | “You followed “How did you know that the wa- zon stopped in the middle of your farm?” 033 “Was listened.” the cornfield in front 'm along the road.” “Yes. “You h stop in d the Venue in wagon front Final disposition and accounting | s made yesterday in the surro- | office of King's County, New of the estate of Mitchell Munachian of this city, who died | aboard ship in July, 1925, as he was | abont to sail for Syria, there to visit | | his brother, his only surviving rela- tive. He left an estate valued at| | delegation of girls from all over the | $2.107.33 and, after administration | ate will convene here the 26th and | fees have been discounted, the r'w(- “Tth to attend the annval meeting of | due Will go to the brother, ]\ha)a- ihe Connecticut league of girls'|jan of Appelo, Syria. ‘ I | | the wagon until | vou thought you might be discov- ed from your mule hraying? “Yes, all those Italians in setilement knew my mule.” it that RLS' CLUBS MEETING. Waterbur; ov. 18 (A—A he ciubs, with the Leavenworth Girls'| 5 club of this city hostess. te | President Ellen Sullivan will preside at the meetings. Election of officers, | I/ committee reports and attendance at |State Armory, Arch street, he concert and dance on the 27th urday evening of this week, will feature the program. | members of A. G. Hammond, Kieh e {W. V. 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