New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 3

"KING’ FINED $200 ONBOOTLEG COUNT Vernale Gonvicted on Strength of Cache in Cornfield ! Antonlo Vernale, of High street, also known as “Tony Vanelli, King of Bootleggers," owner of what the police believe to be the source of 2 large portion of the alcohol sup- | ply of New Britain, which was found stored in a cornfleld near No 2 reservoir in Farmington Friday, was fined $200 and costs by Judge J. E. Hewes in borough court at Farmington last evening. Leon Arz- arigian, owner of the field, was fincd 210 and costs for renting property for illegal business. Vernale was arrested when his sacret hiding place was discovered by Sergeants Thomas J. Feeney and Patrick J. O'Mara of the New Brit- ain police department and Officer Nathan W. Fuller of the Farming-| ton force. The New Britain police | received information that Vernale ! was having alcohol delivered to this city from his place in Farmington, | and with Officer Fuller they visited | the place and found 15 cans, each containing five zallons of alleged al cohol. Judge William F. Mangan of this city appeared for Vernale, who was charged with storing. owning and possessing intoxicating liquor with intent to sell. Arzarigian, who was arrested on the charge of storing | liquor, pleaded not guilty, explain- | ing that he rented the farm to Ver- nale for the storage of fruit. Jo- seph McCormack testified that Ar zariglan was a good neighbor an must have heen the victim of cir-| cumstances, The charge was chang- | ad to that of renting property for| an illegal business and he was fined | accordingly Vernale had a previous court ree ord of five violations of the liguor law in Hartford and New Britain since 1921, Besides serving 60 days in jail for ene violation, he found gullty of assanlt, b peace, and reckless driving. WEALTHY RANCHER WINS BY MISTRIAL and Employe Comvicted. However. Sentenced to Two Years in | Penitentiary ; Gilmer, Texas, Sept. 28.—Frosecu- I tion of Cain Anderson, wealthy rancher, and Dewitt Osborne, one of his employes, on a charge of viola- tion of the Texas anti-mask law in | connection with the flogging of | persons, has resulted in a mistrial for the former and convie- tion of the latter. Osborne pleaded ! guilty to flogging J. H. Richardson, three CERTIFICATES AWARDED NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1927. [} orphans of the city, of t by the cl ot nd of the Lions' Iro LIONS CELEBRATE - Members of New Britain Chapter, | s taken in | A. L B, Galn Recognition on Com- |-, , Yauresl 0000 R0C s amonnt pleting Course of Study [l]S[)lfll]g Addl‘eSSBS Mal‘k 0‘) For flower sick members ; American Institute of Banking was s held last evening at Grotto hall with| [t fs the 1and the wom ut 100 members attending. Roger |ways ready en subscribed $17 Larson, president of the local chap-! piness to ot cdy children the « r. presided, New Haven, past d For hoys' work William H. Judd. eashicr of the of Lions' ¢ i h h National Bank presen members of the organization the standard certificate aw those who have su ing courses given educational committee d several with rded ceeded in pass- the A. 1. B Among those Lions' ¢ evening. an do ezood I to his fellow who received the certificates were e Lk Harold Roberts, First fonal | bank; Joseph A. Volz, Commercial| ik Trust Co.: Margaret G. Allison v Commercial Trust Co.; Olga Ficinis, | i3 New Britain Trust Co.; ILeon H - Hunter, New Britain Trust Co.; e Clement Prior, New Britain Trust 2 dowski, Bristol N G. Olander, New Co.; Frank tional bank: and S. Britain Trust Co. this mutua 1 a unity tion that has President Larsor. gave a report of | the mational convention in s to the m ) : j] Cleveland. R 3 - i i « N 1 The speaker was Robert T. Hur T S e Vuolo, 69, of Norwalk, tod od his transfer to the where he was ve Seiifenceniio spend the remainder of his life for the murder of his wife. await state prisor Lion spir o l of Hartford, gave a short talk dissecting crin e miateis e T 1 g ( 1M and the mental workings of thel . & A P of N T criminal “There e A T Danclug and relreshmentaifoliowai i sr pgii s fen et B e il et e itobe Haldld | od the business mestinz. |\ s s \ 1 30N F | “You can afford to forget e T0 PRISON FOR LIFE e it e e Blame Auto Injuries | —_ fice this one. You cannot expect to For New Haven Death Norwalk Man Awaits Transfer to,170¥ the cream of life if vou keep N Hayen. Sent. 58 (P—Tninr vo milk of human kindness bo A 4 when « State’s Prison After Conviction | tled up.” " i T r told f the Oy o1 re For Second Degree Murdor. of the local club and of ti onsible | ridgepor i ) P omplimented ions of New T He v Lirtiain upon th e mecting t Harry ( that the youneed Vuolo pleaded guilty terdayi{ip it St atain thetr AR ¥ 5 afternoon in criminal superior court | fot® SL- RN L to second degree murder and al-| y, A though he had heen indieted by ! yapnne and jury in the first degrec the |, Ut plea was accepted hy Judge Leon-|jape Doy ard J. Nic erson upon recommendn French Frank E. Goo tion of State's Attorney William M. | G francock, Clande J. | . & Comle W. Macor James T AMrs. Violo, 43, was shot on May | james Holiie " 17 and died June Vuolo, claimed 1 to have been fn A jealous raze when he committed t 1 then himself in an attempt at suicids was in Norwalk hospital recovering | Geo Oquist shot |+ and from his wound when his wife died. |\ MARINE BAND COMING fon th « wolionum iprogrdy A Exchange club Is making ar- | si t go. 2% ements for the appearanee in | tra m gh the! e o e e e Prosidents W. W. | BEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Marine his wife and daughter-in-law last | June at his trial here yesterday. He | was sentenced to two vears in the | penitentiary. Richardson, employed by son, testified that three armed men efntered his hom= at night and heat his wife, daughter-in-law and him- self. He said they were told they were beaten hecanse they did not work long enough each day. He | identified two of the men as Ander- | son and Oshorne, Anderson was arralgned at Tyler, Texas, recently. The jury was nn- able to agree. 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