Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 27, 1909, Page 6

' A » ‘Winsted. —A mmon burst in the factory of the ife_company yeaterday and Whiiem: Turion. Wiy ng oa the stone, was thrown Simple Remedy for La Grippe. s Erive coughs are dangerous, as they frequently develop into pneumo- nia. Foley's Foney and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and strength- ens the lungs so that no serious r sults need be feared. The genuine o~ Joy's Honey and Ta¥ contains no harm-| ful drugs and is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Lee & Osgood Co. | siderable distance. He escaped however. Thl‘v ‘he second stone thal has droken thds week. New itain.—The New Britain Camera ¢lfb will hold its annual spring outing on Good Frida) 'Vlnndc a—The annual meeting of n County Medical associ lion Mu be held in this eity April 22. South Norwalk—Rev. Charles M. Selleck dled at his homs in South Nor- walk Sunday night at the age of 7§ years. Naugatuck. —Deputy Factories John H. Quinl was in the borough Thlu' ing the local factories. Oakville.—More water fell in Thurs- day's storm than has appeared in Oak- ville for months, and as a result the streams are badly swollen. Y. ln!Declor of rd inspec.- RE-OPENING OF OUR =$§TORE= Monday, March 29th, 1909 [ S S S E— We will ooen Monday with an entire new stock of merchandise in every department, and will include MILLINERY, SUITS, DRESSES, WRISTS, CARPETS and UPHOLSTERY, ETC., and a general line of Dry Goods. GRAN Millinery 0 COURT DAY | ° | Gavitt l..iquou'Cue Abruptly Ended—Grilla Embezzlement! Charge Before the Couri—Arguments Concluded— Judgment Deferred Until Friday Next—Gaspare Farango Held in Civil Suit for Tmpnu—anal D. Burtch Bankrupt. There was a sudden dropping of the lquor case agalnst Oliver E, Gavitt in the Third district court Friday. On national election day seizure was made of vessels and liquors in the Gavitt drug store. Large quantities were seized and subsequently destroyed by order of the court. Afferwards Gavitt was arrested on the charge of keeping liquor for sale and with actual sale, and Attorney - Ledwfdge was engaged as counsel for Gavitt. The town coun- cil gave to the committee @an appro- priation to prosecute the case Town Solicitor Kingsley was authoriz- cd to hire counsel to assist in the prosecution, On Friday of last week the case was continued at request of state by reason of the absence ot Wk~ liam Archie, an important witness. Just before the noon recess Frigay, on motion of wown Sohcitor Kinesley, the accused was discharged and bonds ordered released, and that the com- plainant, the town of Westerly, pay the egaiust @oseph Grills, charged with embezzlement, in appro- priating moneys to his own use that were intrusted to him to be forwarded to Rome for deposit, occupied the court all day. Fred J. Olney of Wakefleld and Judge Clayton B. Smith of New London represented the complainants and Judge John W. Sweeney the de- t witness, testified he had lived in New London six years and last August gave Grills Grills gave Imn receipt for money that was to be sent to bank in Rome. Witness produced regeipt There was question as to its ad hi bility, as the receipt was given to Zo- aquito Spinato, whereas the name of omplainant was Rosario Spinato. Jo- aquito was a brother and was with witness at time of transaction with Grillo. The witness was withdfawn temporarily. ime Spinato testified he ltvad London six years and had lls for six years. Last Au- gust he gave to Grills $1,100, $600 of his money and $500 belonging to his brother. He gave the money to Grills to be remitted to the postal savings bank of Rome, and Grills gave him receipt for money, which was given jn as evidence. When he made the tran- saction with Grills, his brother was with kim and both were given receipts. Five weeks later went to see Grills to see if he had received the bank book from Rome and Grills said book had not arrived, and has seen him thres aw Grills last Decem- months after the transac- 5 * witness had received notice from the bank in Rome that the mon- ey had not been recs ed in Rome. s the letter. but did not give it to Grills to read, but told him the contents. Grills replied tMat just as soon as he got the money from his fire insurance lods he would pay the money back to witness and make good the loss to witmess. Grilis satd he did not send the money to Rome. Brother of witness was with him at_tbe tithe. Have never received any of the money given Grills to send to Rome. On cross-examination by Judge Sweeney witness testified: He gave Grills $600 at one time on the 3d day t, 1908. The 3600 was all in cash ands was handed to Grills at Grille’ store in Westerly., The money was In bills and Grills gave him re- ceipt for same to send to bank In Rome, An uncle of Denoto and broth- s with him.. The broth- *+ handed Grills the monex. of therwit- —AT THE-— NEW YORK BAZAA Monday, Tuesday an March 29th, 30th and 3lst. The public is cordially invited to _attend and inspect the grand display of Imported Millinery, together with the productions from our own work- room. We are also showing a full line of the newest models in uits and Waists. A. RAPHAEL & CO., The New York Bazaar, 112-114 MAIN STREET: Wednesday, N VIESTERLY $600, and $500 of his own. Grills gave both receipts to brother of wit- ness and they were put in a trunk at home. Witness said he was employed on a work train on the Consolidated road, George Dyer was his boss last August. He did not remeber his check number. Grilld told witness that within five weeks he would receive & bank book from Rome. After the five weeks he called to see Grills in West- and came again in December. Grilis sald mo book had been received as he had not sent the money. Grills sald as soon as he got the fire in surance loss he would pay witness ck the money, Grills' store had not een burned when he called August , and witness gid not know just when » store was burned. He called the second time after the fira. Witness knew Tony Lombardo and the Lom- bardo boy in New London and he had not given Lombardo money to give to Grpls at any time, Witness said he knew Grills was doing a banking bus- iness but did not know bow he was doing it. He mnever gave Grills any money except $600 and mever gave Lombardo any money to give to Grills. Questiongd by Mr. Olney—When the $1,100 was given to Grills, it was for Grills to send to Rome, and was giv- in the presence of witness, his brother and Dotono's uncle whose name he did not recall, Rossario Spinato, upon being recall- ed, testified that he handed Grills that $600 of his brother's money and $500 of his own. He told Grills the money belonged to him and his brother, and after that Grills gave the receipts. Saw Grills five weeks after the transaction and three times besides. Grills told him whenever he called that the bank Dbook had not been received from Rome. Witness and brother were showed let- ter from Rome and Grills was told that the bank people had written that the money had not been received in Rome, Then Grillo said he had not sent the money and-would pay it back when he got his fire insurance money. Giovanna Denoto testified he lved in New London and had known Grills three years. He was with t brothers when the letter from Rome was ghown to Grills, stating that the/ money had not - been received. Then Grills said he would make good when he made the money. Witness sald he was at Grills to send $200 to Rome. Had not been to Grills before that time. Pietro Angelois testified he lived in New London and thag on the 17th day of August he gave Grills #70 to be sent to Rome for deposit. No o except witness and Grills were pre: ent and receipt given for the amount. The transaction was in Grilis’ home in Westerly. Told Grills witness bad re- gelved letter from wife stating that the money had not arrived in Rome. Witness told Grills had not been sent to Rome, and Grills confessed that the money had not been sent and this was three months after the transaction. Pletro Landrau was next witness. Grills said that just as soon as he was able to get his' fire insurapce money he would pay the money back. The money has never been a. The court then 100k & recess for an hour. Pietrs Orlando was the first witness of the afterneon session and testified that he had resided in New London five years and bad known Grills for that time. He was at Grills home when $pipato called, asked for his money as he wanted to return to Italy, Grills said he would pay it back when he got fire insurance money. On cross-examination by Mr. Swee- ney, witness sald Spinato asked for money, but did not say what money or the amount. Grills sald he would let Epinato have g litlle money as soon as | he could get it, SIRLOIN STEAX 2 Bars SOAP 1 pkg, STARCH MACARONI package -9¢ - - be pkg. AKER 8ATS ‘ONE HOUR SALE 10 o’clock to 11 a. m. SATURDAY | SPINACH KALE GRAPE FRUIT COCOANUTS each each 36 Tc Smoked Sugar Cured 3 Ibs. Joseph . Grills, the respondent, te tified he had resided in Westorly ars and with other business had | done some in the banking line, giving | four per cent. on deposits and also for- | warding money for deposit in Bank of | Rome. His nephew, Tony Lombard was agent for him in New London. Mr. Grills here presented his a books, one that was kept in New Lo; don and the other in Westeriy. ¥ had accounts with the complainants both In New London and Westerly, he sald. . ‘Witness denfed that the Spinato brothers made any deposit August 3, as they had testified. They never ma single deposits of $600 and $500, clajimed, to be sent to the Banic Rome. Witness gajd he told the brot ers that mosgt 6f the bank money w. | inyested in real estate, but as soon | he could raise the money he would | over the same. | _ On_cross-examination by Mr. Olne: Mr. Grills testified he had credited | terest to Spinato in the sum of since there was a balance of $200. The different amounts were given to wit- ness to invest, and some of the inves ment was devoted to his own busine: in part. He fad deposits of perhaps | $12,000." Had invested the money in real estate in Westerly, Pawcatuck and | New London, and the properties a: covered by a blanket mortgage. He could not tell what they were taxed for and some were taxed in his wife's name. Gnills sald his wife earned the money to buy the property taxed to her. In Weserly, the witness testifled, his wife was taxed for $7,500 and he was #axed for $2,000. | This_property is in Westerly, and none of the money received from Ital- ians was used to puschase his wife's or_his own property. Witness said he deposited the money | he received for deposit with the Wash- ington Trust company. Witness said he had loaned about $4,200 without se- and this money belonged to his depositors. Spinato requested witness to send his money to Italy. The de- sitors were not required to give no- e of withdrawal, but could get it it witness had the money. e Spinatos wanted their money sent to the Bank of Rome, but witness nev- er sent it. Qustioneq by Mr. Sweeney, witness testified he had about 50 depositors and deposits amounting to $20,000. _The Spinatos wanted all their money. When witness got insurance money he paid it out pro rata to the depositors. Told Spinato all could give then was $64. Witness sald he lost $9,000 in fire and offered to give the Spinatos any of his houses to satisty their claim. He told them that if he had the money he would pay them, even if he had to sell his own and wife's property. Questioned by Mr. O ney, Mr. Grills testified he had written to the Italian consul in Providence. A copy of the letter was read, which recited the con- ditions and suggesting patience on the part of Grills' creditors. Witness said he lost $9.000 in the stors and some of Pletro’s money was Invested in the re. He had never sent the money to_Rome, as requested. By Mr. Sweeney—Witness said the letter from the consu! was In reply to one sent hi Antonio ibardo testified lived in Naw London five years, and prior to that four fears in stetly. He was a neplew of Grills and dld & banking business for him in New London with Italifn people. The Spinatos and Ple- tro deposited money with him in New London, which was forwarded to Grills. The money was received for deposit at 4 per cent. interest. Mre, C e Geills, wife of ac~ A WOVA\' TO BE PRETTY that is cha atures 1 quite NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE The original remedy that “kills the dandruff germ” —An exquisite hair dressing. . S and sticky | removal or thinn entary | head. A diseasec marked | an's e of Newb nature intended. have pretty ain or ev Stops Iltehing tegarding th that DISEASED HAIR A MISFORTUNC I have prescribed it in several instances or giseased hair is a 1 had favorable reports therefrom in each one. There is the actual the 5 and the consequent loss OF thinning of the hair: (Signed) RUTH M. 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By Mr. Olney—Witness said property was in_ her own and that she was willing to make re titution by disposing of this proprety This constuded the testimony, an arguments were made by Judge Swee- | ney for the defense and by Frederick Olney for the plaintitrs. The arguments were concluded at § o'clock and the court took the case un- der advisement untll next Friday,when jufigment will be given. The counsel were given until next Wednesday to submit authorities as to whether mon- & given for s specific purpose and not | npDHed constitutes embezzlement. As goon as court adjourned the body of Gaspare Farango, who had been ac- tive in connection with the prosecution | of Joseph S. Grills, was attached in a | civil suit for trespess in the case and for slander. 7The writ was handed to Deputy Sheritf Coon, and is returnable to the May, not the April, term of court. Farango furnished sedurity foy his appearance rancis D. 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