New Britain herald., 1917-06-07
DsBAVD SAVIOR
 OF ERRING WIFE ]:
5. Yo6e Taken Back Home
 Albanaki Sent to Jail

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 Numerous local cases came before ke June session of the superior zturt at its opening in Hartford yes. rday. cases submitted by probable
 use findings of New Britain police Mrt Judges or entered on appeal
 nfences were imposed in a number
 cases while temporarily deferred eposing. of sentence was the judg- mt in other following formal plead
 Judge Gardiner Greene Is on the
 nch., sessions being resumed today.
 represented by Attorneys Freder-
 B. Hungerford and M. D. Sake, A4rles A1banaki, until recently of
 ton, and Mrs. Minerva Vogel of eading. Pa. pleaded guilty to mis- onduct charges. Albanaki, formerly nDloyed as waiter at local res- enrAnt just west of the Main street ooSing. received a 4 sentence Of six onths in jail. Because Mrs. Vogers
 6nand was in court. willing and
 eosls to take her home, judgment 19 NNaD Dended n her case Originally ddence was such as to result in sub-
 k3ng of facts to United States Dis
 k Attorney Thomas !. Spellacy for
 lhle action under the Mann Rhite Slave' statute. It was testi- < nn4 in lower court that Albanald was : rumentaI In having the woman oooxt her husband and child to
 m to New Britain for questionable lp1oyment in q local restaurant. It &E0 testifled that Albanaki borrowed Snkey from his employer. a restaur- 6t keeper to privide transportation
 ponses and . small amount Ion the
 
 Robert Morris and Mrs. Ella Will
 1as. both colored, were sentenced to a1 for six months each for miscon-
 TT. Morris originally pleaded not Sflty but afterwards changed his ta to guilty. Mrs. William pleaded 6k xuilty. Attorney Frederick R.. nnnine WaS appointed counsel for
 Fx3s. Tho couple came to New
 atnin from New York city, and, ac-
 ding to evidence submitted in po-
 courk@4he woman accused eloped
 aen lAw'' wife with Morris,
 aut tosher husband as janitor of W Y0rk city apartment house. afer yarduaaky and Mrs. Frances 1voE we're sentenced to jail for tee moaktlIs each on misconduct
 ks1si: It was testifed they were ; 5nS1at in . compromising position, 6bable cause being found by the To- ki court.
 tDonat Proulx of IIolyoke. Mass. ofnerly manager of the Newark Shoe SaDanyss local store. pleaded guilty
 4he theft of twenty seven pairs of Aoea, the property of tho New Haven 6t6Ad, through false shipping state Sanfs. Sontence was deferred until lNEoY in the session of court. E William Martin pleaded not guilty " taking an automobile belonging to Aofher without permission and op- ln4ing same while under the in- Hu6nce of liquor. Judgment was tenn 6orarily deferred.
 # Michael gurulo pleaded not guilty 1fhe chaHgs of improper conduct Sad was held for further hearing md judgment.
 Pleas of not guilty were entered by 1llchael 0ax1nkel and Mrs. Hilda 11ovies, charged with theft of sweat sG1 from tho American Hosiery com Sqny. the former also charged with stolen property. Hearing JU08W400I W0H0 0SAOAAO O$Ae [, Pleas of not guilty were also en- f6rod by Caloitone Marcell and Mrs. Martha Bell. both of Meriden charged 11ffh misconduct in this city at the Efetsa Regal and held for further ar Presentation of evidence TT. .heAring WAS deferred.
 Attorney M. D. Sake was appointed euusel for wadislaw viakowysa, nfarked with improper conduct with h II year old girl in this city at . hon1A where he once boarded. A plea of not guilty was entered.
 Wladislaw Kopycins1d, charged with amproper conduct towards a minor nhihd. pleaded not guilty. Attorney Abraham s. Borden of Hartford was nseaxned as counsel. Subsequently the ploe was changed to guilty. Sentence WAS deferred.
 Raphael Leone pleaded guilty to Afeach of the peace charges. He was by Attorney Elias T. N1nxrose Sentence was temporarily dofe1red.
 ' SHORT CALENDAR COURT. sss Thre4s now fczses scheduled for as ssasnment are included on the docket nf the city courts calendar session to-