New Britain herald., 1915-06-02
MONTVID INDICTED
 IN FIRST DEGREE True Bill Found By Grand Jury in Local Double Murder Case DOPE TENDS SENT AWAY

Tuesday MorninS-Indecent As
 sauIt Cases NoIIcd by States Attor-
 ney Acorn Philips to Rcformatory
 Hartford, June 2.-The grand jury this morning returned true bill against Bernard Montvid, indicting him for murder in the first degrec of Rev. Joseph Zebris and Eva Gilman aitis on February 8. Peter Krakas, his alleged accomplice was hung in Wilmington. Del, May 15. for the shooting of Francis X. Tierney, a Wilmington policeman. The date for the trial of Montvid has not yet been set
 The. grand jury which returned the true bill follows: w. H. Clark, Hart ford, foreman; Walter M. Reed, Cam ton; J. G. Harzey. East Hartford; W. E.. Gates. Glastonbury; & M Colton, Granby; O.. I. Bilch, Manchester; A. H. Condell Plainville; c. R. Hazens, Rock Hill; E. A. Fuller, Suffield; A. ". Tanner, Wethersfield, Charles c. Crook; West Hartford; A. II. House. Windsor; c. c. Graves, Wind sor Locks; J. s. Dewey. East Granby; E.. H. Deming. Pennington; Newell St. John, Simsbury; O. r. Curtis, New Britain; G. F. Humphrey, Bloomfield
 Judge Edward l.. Case assigned Edward M. Day to defend Montvid. Mangini Trial tune 8.
 The trial of Dr. Gerard Mangini. charged with manslaughter, was set for next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock by Judge Case m the superior court this morning. pr. Mangini will be defended by Attorneys Kennedy, Pierce, McDonough and Mangini, the latter being Dr. Mangini's brother. Miss Julia Shanahan is alleged to. have Gied last December as the result of an illegal operation performed by pr. Mangini.
 Montvid's Trial.
 States Attorney Alcorn told a re- porter that he would probably open Bernard Montvid's trial on June To-.
 States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn nolled the cases against Nicholas cozeris, Caskas Cozeris, Joseph R. Grayson, Joseph Jeni, Lauria Eman- uele, and Frank Tata, who were charged with committing indecent as- sault on Annie Ambrose und Annie Casmereich, aged ten and eleven years. giving the conflicting testimony of the girls as the cause of his action. Four of the men were represented by Attorney Morris D. Saxe and two were ] iepresented by Attorney W. F. De- laney.
 Dope Ficnds Sentenced.
 George Bittner. aged ,wenty-six, and Joseph Burke aged twenty, pleaded guilty to burglary of the office of Dr. Dunn of New Britain, which they entered for the purpose of ob- ta ining" Bittner was sentenced to six months in jail and Burke was to the reformacory. Bittner was represented by F. F. McDonough and Burke was represented by W. J. 
 H. Wilmont Phillips of Chestnut street pleaded guilty to the charge of obtaining money under false pre- te nses and was sentenced to the re- formatory. He was represented by l Attorney P. F. McDonough. i
 I. Simons Dcnouiaced.
 In connection with this case, States |, Attorney Alcorn took occasion to tell 1 he court that Isidor Simonss, pro- pl ietor of the Grand hotei, was not a | it man to hold a liquor license. l Simons had been fined $375 in the l ocaI court for selling liquor to minors 1 and had appealed his case. Before i he time for the hearing came, how yer, Simons vacated his appeal and { paid the fine. Judge Case said he as sorry not to have Simons appear oefore him.
 Marcus w. Case of Hartford, ,leaded guilty to the embezzlement of rom $500 to s40O from the Adams Cypress company, but judgment was and he was placed in the are of the probation officer Mr. Case was represented by Judge John Walsh.
 May Charge White Slavery
 States Attorney filling says he may :. ring to the attention of tho federal authorities the case of Helen Bass of yew York city and Albert Herman f Hartford who were arrested in New Britain for theft. He will try to have Herman indicted on a white slave" harge.
 Paul Cabera pleaded guilty to burglary in New Britain He represented by Attorney P F..  Virgil Gill pleaded guilty to talk 1g an automobile without permission nd Alfred lCharon pleaded guilty to ealing an automobile. John Rod- CTS pleaded guilty to burglary Iichael Mastrillo of Plainville plead- Z guilty to theft.