New Britain herald., 1917-03-24

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 held for superior court charged with obtaining gOods under false, pretenses. Probable cause was found and he waa
 bound over to the June term of su- perior court under bonds, of 31,o0o. His counsel, Judge w. J. Malone of Rrdat0l, waS not in court s Charges of theft and forgery. two
 warrants each aga4nst tho aecpSed.
 Frank Mc1aamara. of 47 Chestnut
 street, AdolDh watlxin of 1s7 Elm
 street, and Harry Gordon Of 94 Will
 low strest. Their arrest on beslsA war-
 rautS, tsued by Judge Donald T.
 Warner of the superior court, for ar
 raignn1ent at tho Juno term. aaltO-
 mat1cally took theza out of 4h4 1uxas-
 diction of the local court. They aFo
 being held under bonds of 36.O00 each.
 for tho suDezaor court.
 Vaudeville Regloencr Not Guilty.
 Joseph stona of 135 Chestnut street, spsdn94ald, wrestler. appearing In the vaudeville a& xsemey's theAter. WAS discharged when accuSNd of assault ing John Boil of 74 Seymour street. BelI was fined $6 and costs for aA- sault upon Stone He was represented by Attorney J. A. Glover. Stone told how there was . disagreement follow ing his demonstration of a trick in which a dime h made to 1isappear. how bell made his head the target for . cus pool 'ball and then chased him into the straet with tireats of killing him. He contended that. he saw a knife hidden in Bells sleeve. took no chances but hurriedly sought out police aid in the shape of Traffic 6upernumerary Policeman Charles McGrath.
 Bell contended that Stone refused to return the dime after successfully demonstratiAg the disappearing trick in . Main street bar room. This was denied by Stone. Tho latter con- tended that he was not fearful of . Aght with Belt if natural weapons were used, but he WIS unaccustomed to heing made the target of . knnfe and pool balls. preferring to adopt a 'ssafety first" policy. Stone Is . husky and we'll built man, nearly six feet in st&furs. we'll built and tipping the. scales at about 300 pounds. Bell Is much less in stature, slight build and wsighs many pounds less than his opponent. Because of the trouble and arrest. Stone was unable to appear in his act at the theatsr yesterday af- ternoon, passing the time In . cell 1t police headquarters instead.
 Women Tight on strset.
 Ar the aftermath Of one of the livsliest street lights seen for many . dey, Mrs. Anna Polach of 05 Hart street wAs llned @5 and costs for as- s4ult upon her sister-in-lAw. Mrs. Adelia Friedman Of 62 Cherry street. lt WIS testifled that it waS an out break of m ancient family 1eud. Ae- cording to testimony. Anna waz out aide Of . store in tho II. n. c. A. building yesterday aftern0on when Adeila came out in company with . women compani0n. Anna claimed that Adella called her . name, brushed 1orcfbiy against her and spit at her. Adella and her companion claimed that Anna made the attack without provecation. knocked Adella to the sidewalk with several we'll directed blows and then sat on hor and. punched hef when she was down. According to the testimonyr AdeilA vas 70 shocikAd and injured that store clerks had to assist her inside. give her fir1t aid treatment and medical assistance was later necessary. Adella claimed that her body was black and blue from the, expsrience. Anna doubted this and expressed her self as from Missouri" This teStt- mony was not pressed.
 Anna contended that Adella was moro the aggressor than she was. that AdeIla punched her vigorously and tore her waist. She said that she was pulled to the sidewalk on top of Adella when the latter fell. Anna Is robust, seemed to take the entire in- cident as moro or. less of meFdtcd chastisement properly given. as farsas Adella's side is concerned. and said she would repeat the punishment. if she was again called the vile name that she claimed was applied to her. Adella Is frail. walked lame and as If she had received considerable punish ment and. apparently, considered the incident as very serious.
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