New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 8

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Jock, War Eagle s stables with \lmon with D Coots with Bla den with Fri *8,770 Britons Pledge Selv i March The ¥ arting fees, may t hope. 1 Conso tary sented to Priv letter signed by 138,770 Br both sexes above 16 years old d t Ives never to sery any government in conduc ormer for s, 8 (UP) labor unders today they tories said £ ot letter “not from fear or suffering, but bec objection 1o and a hs of the idea of inflicting diabolical methods, sufferin and death on innocent popr with whom they had no quarrel he sig the elt lont by new 1tic Dec. § (- Hi Boston morni mt the cated t hood of serious floods - ANGRY WORDS USED 2 This was disclosed Tia Juana d a quarter, [, 1t n added money with k Gold and J. I es to Outlaw War schuitz Art ¥ f a roots Fails to Start Flood &’ il ; avy rair NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927. | LAUDS AIR ADVENTURES Praises Success and In- | was sellicg the liquor but a woman wearing glasses responded and said | she was Mrs. Schultz. | Didn’t Deny Charge “I asked her if she was selling of Transatlantic Flights |aPYthing to my husband and she =77 | did not deny 1t.” Mrs. Peterson con- tinued, I told selling to my husband becaus s coming home drunk and abus- mg me. ‘Well,' she said, ‘have him arrested if he abuses you.' " Mrs. Schultz testified that —Ser- ants O'Mara and Flynn called at her home Saturday afternoon. She knew the when her ht band conducted several years ago and on called on her and she told him she had none 1 did not know where he could ot any liquor. He left and she dil not see him until Saturday forenoon she was preparing dinnmer. He d her to give him some pork cheps, as he did not relish res nt food, but she told him she Iy enough for her own fam Saturday afternoon the turned and hegged for a is tongue was so dry he to have a drink.” she said. “I him to drink wat about this matter,” the replied. “It is one of canons of profession C sburg, that sink our personal ¢ Roche reminded h nshurg reviewed and contended that had not made out a case yond a re le doubt. He the liquor was owned by hultz, who had a it just as he had er occasions. Mr. Woods replicd that have been impossible to Mrs. Schultz from discarding the hill while aw woman to search sergeants did what brains ar der the circumstances,” he Judge Roche made a guilty as soon us the argume concluded. T produced, show Mrs. the Coolidge fluence in Message to Congress, Dec. 8§ (P)—Trans- a Is Washingto! tt o nal re- s Ivisory committes rdant for Coolidge to- claim a right nical the srmance and her, he aid. practl- | &S cans of Tiey 18 r increasing civilization.” 2 Schultz was suilty nt B drink with costs, 1924, or court , while ¢ s found not Attorne that t c o state's attorney on the 19, 192 And dischs Ju guilt Denles Selling Liquor Cross examined ’rosec Attorney Woods, Mrs. Schultz did mot sell liquor and 12 not account for the of the bottles found by the police. Her son drinks, she said, and prob- ably brought home the alcohol Mrs. Schultz could not recall Frank Peterson, husband of Mrs. | yiglatior Lena Peterson. She recalled that 213 1 Mrs. Peterson called her one |morning a long time ago and com- could not |plained of the abuse to which X into the Schultz | husband was submitting b known as men | Anthony Schultz, son of MMrs. ‘S:-hulw. testified that he s known the agent” for 14 years 1e <tified to This | Asked by Attorney Ginsbur He said Sergeant |owned the bottles and alcohol bottom draw- | plaved in court, Schultz R, and found a |owned the display, including the can containing the bottles!found in the bedroom. nt O'Mara | ng traces front bed- was, in the Rocle by the she st Vedorezyk Fined Fedorczyk, aged street, was fined Miss of the liquor law in a oad et. Attorney Harry H INGOURT SESSION nued trom First Page) st on O'Mara testified Flynn went D entered, t h nt at S:15 s they looked into the y » door and saw box which in a high pile. I store, he and Sergeant into hiding behind the habits, about later hefare | came out and saw the serge spoke to them During the conve tted that he two men I¢ rd thr bottle in of t Compartment Find Se I'lynn who a W Jpart in th O'Mara p the compartment lleged alcohol. can cont d alcohol in t dis said e ty one eral hoxes s He i« & man of drinkir he admitted, and the day | Thanksgiving day he purc gallon of alcohol for $9 in | Britain “from a man I know.' mother “bawls him out" for drinkiny much, and she did not know had the alcohol in the house. said in reply to Mr. Woods. Ite admitted having claimed ownership of the liquor taken by the polic: when his mother was arrested two lor three times in the pust. "I did own it, 100, he said, He filled up the bottles from the fied. can and put them in the china closct | S unknown to his mother, Prosecutor Defends | Proescuting Attorncy Woods, si {ming up the evidence, said the stor {told by the “agent ue every detail and it n easy mat- | has not ter for him to purchase liquor from | r ) | Mrs. Schultz three days in sion. Frank Peterson and other men have been spending their money for liquor in the tenement for a time, Liquor has been sold i ately by Mrs. Schultz despit warning by Judge Alling that He has hought liquor in “lots of {would ko to jail if she was convic e Britain, he said. fed again of violation of the liquor why he had gone to thellaw, Mr. Woods said. cnement to drink he Money Not Recovered 1t Mrs. Monko of Clark | Attorney Ginsbur him $1 a short time ago of his argument for a him to go t! nd buy | the point that th Ire. Monko was dry,” the | not recovered the money t said, claimed to have used to buy of 141 Main jquor. They could have had hnsband, | Schultz's person searched but left her [did not do so. A “Human Skunk" “This human skunk t Ginsburg, pointing the |“agent,” but Judge Roche interrupt- cd him to s it was “not ne- y to profane people 1 1ocs not impress the court nor does elf.” ps it does not, never- nt icap roon Agent” Testifies testified t oonshine” from hultz three times between Thursday and Saturday. He paid 30 cents for a small bottle and §1 for a larger one. hultz put the money in her pocket, he said. xamined by Attorney Gi 1ade the ‘o o . v Jersey and V Waterbury and New .ithuan has nited twelye worked molder in factories in| Meriden New Britain He has n out of cmployment for the past ay D8zt he has Mrs. o0 last | e hough and had he i ent, I from for c of testified T in the serge alleg: added that time pile nt quor. he bottla was his, th Tt contained nt Flynn hoxes s Britain, He i3 been in the vears and | | tive te Wk I : {1 dorezyk 7 several States otal | 5 lquor there. He admitted owne liquor. When he » sergeants that the | enstomers were to return and long Jim he meant that they 3 !soft drinks, liquor discrimin- ! {ho men paid e but the the [ man was in to purc she | hat and co over the sold vin list- Y hought paying n ahout 10 n. d on Mrs. Schuitz and two drinks of *“moonshine,” 25 cents for each. He denied that Satur sucees- hie told Mrs, tired of res ed to have Onc t her home, Hints “Open” City money for his places” in New Asked 1 buy I the out stioned discharge, police had the 1 Mbrs. they slied t at t gave e had told il pre- 1 Peterson d that 90 "Arch street, Mrs, Schultz's | went into the | her ry eold outside on a hat O'Mara ownership did not did said ant him admit of liguor he i not He e tried street opposite Sor and to the he had Ashinko of ! hing r of \ and him who was 1 her the The first time her it dignify you ron the “well, 1 coup r ago and the August or early in came ont as in the store > police ca orczyk some witness to ' oy \nother of shots™ last 1in ushand having abused her the habit of drinking ! reon she | st hutid- | door he had | VR T “When You Buy £ aRadio— Get Your Moneys Worth When you buy a radio you want the absolute best in radio enjoyment. You want a receiving set that delights the eye—that fits harmoniously into living room or library. 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Line) Atwater Kent y Terms of Payment 216 Main St. ylum St. New Britain Hartford Costs More But Does More 17 and costs and given a suspended jail davs, on the charge of ving 1} lynn wer eless your honor must know how T attor- our we the be- d Anthony perfect right to to would prevent $1 ting the arrival of a X two | any officers with | intelligence would do un- Inding of ng that on January |the found ! relt of violation of the liquor law a suspended jail sentence 1d that on was bound over | sam she ' lynn - [1our w Ginsburg told Judge nolled 1924 He was rep- Mil- that he to the m. last Saturday it nd “edorezyk not 1 promised to stop in on “down town’ Fe- mit- sl corrohora- month and he nip of men- two pay 4 houghit other a spare the time to soda or cout do so. 5 Burritt steect wood o and a man who ncy Thomas street testified | Di Mauro, he owned bottle of liquor | contendere a ad put it in the pile of boxes|jail sentenc he did not want his children, | h re and 10 years of age, 10 clear of all t liquor at home. i 1 yught a pint of alcohol Sat- e urday from a Hartford man who Butler W vas driving a truck on Broad street. I'his man accosted him ‘about noon asked him if he wanted to buy H the st t he similar testimor es at 205 Bre that nd beeau who uicohol inside story arms limitat A bo! xt he drank some of it he hid th tle in the pile of boxes and the 1 15 he surpris of n the effect of keeping the store to the More of Disarmament |, ;e Washington, Dec. 8 —An_ effort | through the to obtain what he described a made soon by J. Cabelus, representing | the house naval committee, | make no effort to carry out M ntered a plea of nolo| He said today that he proposed to |Coolidge’s suggestion in his annu nd said the suspended |ask his committee for authority to message that the navy *“needs sul would undoubtedly |call before it the American delegates marines xxxx airplane carriers arley so that the American |a material addition to its cruisers.” people could be we made our best rea- |son why we f N an races of liquor. ill Learn the WEDDING PARTY KILLED | Warsaw, Dec. 8 (#—The bride id that he hoped |14 415 other members of 1 ive from President Coolidge, ' ° e embers of a we navy department, a |ding party were killed in the explo the | specifi= recommendation as to the |sion of a shall which had been pick of the Geneva naval naval building program that the ed up on an old battlefield and was ion conference will be chief executive desired sponsor. being examined by one of the wed Chairman Butler of | Pending this, he added, he would | ding guests in a village near Vilna, Mr. Butler also to s inability Then he ad taken it. recalled to t tified that several days prior 1o was in dorczyk's store u aw a bot- » pile of 1 Not having warrant, he did not take » at that time although hv might have been within his n officer had taken |it, st : did not want to run any ‘ his authority to I witness stand, of oversteppin Relative to the need e said he ed in the » Fedorezyk for a bondsman, wood on the fire. the store playing their coats hanging up [not cold ahout the stove, ‘ Pra ting Attorney claimed a conviction. There worthy of being classed as sald 1 to; Milka for firewood and store fully an s friends went and nobody The men in ards with nd it was "out | put were Wools was no ot in he but with lorezyk comin Te | punishe heavily taking t lonor cin ) in the test is man who claimed he liquor. What liberty the business a man hom he n He had never put a bot pile of boxes before, ac- to his own admission. of the flimsi this court,” he said Milkowitz calied the ion of the court to the circum- s which created reasonable He felt that a casc had been out for the defense and a dis- should be ordered che said the the of the alcohol was so im- that the testimony witness m rded the Serg seen for in court’s time,’ not p mony was not even ae- ng is one aver told in Attor atte st stories oy stan loubt charge story hase bl it be di testimony of refative to havi mong the boxes seve prior to Saturday added stre 'S cuse Fined $150 nzo Di M: reh stre the h to of aged 32, was fined and sentenced to jail for exceution of the Jjail nee nded on recommendation Prosceuting Attorney J. G. 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