New Britain herald., 1917-06-18
NAL FOUND ECRE1ED IN LOFT
nalen and Hyman Michln
 Placed Under Arrest

nk market at 9e Hartford avenue 9F today by Policeman William F. Eue. travelling a night beat in that e}on, the body of 8 calf, claimed
 heAlth board officials to weigh far TIT the required 60 pounds dressed
 gS4o be typical .sbob'' veal, caused
 adter arrest of Maxen and Hyman 6Sgtin Of Fl Olive street, their ar
 Hmont before Judge John H.
 khAm In police court following on
 fkeE of having the meat in their
 spn. Pleas of not guilty were
 fesi sFpon ftne. request of Attor-
 1Es D. Saxe, Eontinuance of hear
 Hak continued until tomorrow with tsla ,ixad Nt Sl0O eaciy Police and
 ath bfard cfltEfals are today push
 52ns slnvestlgation in an attempt to |oFtI:fe whether this discovery IS
 one of periodical ones made or
 IiMG the xnspected .,lnderground lfoasi whereby the banned bob"e into the city and dis
 Fl of. T.:e discovery by Policeman
 sH6 :S considered to be highly tm- # athoueh somewhat reticent rela-
 sf1 details of the case, the author
 9atu 1t there have been rcn1ors of 6EN bei,1r sdisposed of and runlors 1GShed fhe ears of officials that calves
 Soen slaughtered in barns at night suuaAy snDrnings without sanction I'll health hoard. With this In view
 6n3ar0d in his regular morning
 setio7 os back yardE Mrd build-
 far y...gr3nts a7ld others sleeping s uiicv,,ian A1cCne visited the su question ord inspected the sldft. Hc admits the veal was dis
 ASpd .;l what officials brand as
 sldeiy nnsani.ars surroundings.
 sto ty,vestlga ting :,s to ownership.
 aaiuFnonNd Sergeant Theodore
 oss and Po:lccn1a1s George F. El- 111Ssi IIss as wstnesees af rho discovery. smaat was watched pending the SSn5kl N of .ES. airdetf D. Rauclin:: f77k kks sna lActor os the health board. 5fSTnrosouneed it typical s'bob" veal. ia nllexed bv the authorities that SSs hant3v yyeik khec but little over 36
 esondition Of the flesh indi-s
 Shax II he'd been slaughtered lS
 Eours previously. probably yes-s 7Ea = sus0rnfnk. The arrests quickly
 Tho accused protested tg-5 IT to how it got in the barn
 1Gsa4d responstbilitytor intent on
 TT to 0fspose of 1t.
 na Over for Burglary
 M fhe face Of evidence introduced 6a,cS onlcers and others to the that he was found hiding under r. I,atrfar iu Frank Maietta's market sS5e 1aain street yesterday afternoon
 slS a hAt and coat. claimed by him
 IIli ur(lf5erty, was found in the eel
 S nsarA window that had been leSsd ar6 under which q quantity or lnd eayodsl and other stock were : : < sIStted iil . bag, Dominic Sbmonese. R7sA n years, roomer in Groves ssSsk m Main street, entered mar
 SS1S defense and nafvely excused IIaxinx details until Prosecuting 5nrnev George w. Klett, being im- Sa.rt over the seeming fiction, 1Ssi,1la him from the stand. Probable Ssse for burglary was found and the *s,sSed was held for the Septemoer ssua ,of superior court under bonds 4seo.
 aAs accused, said that he had gone 3&0s tho G9Al3I OI SaAO Hs.-sTsS ~. 0 |Sh-aiyisaon adjoining that unoer tne TT with some waste papers. aere. &ording to his story, he met 2 nnSer to him. who had Iorced tns' saTAed-up window. A revolver was 6rfed at him, his narrative .ne ealAuesls cVrtinued, and, under 'sSS ,x iri1 mt death. if he refused |Ess 6ttcslsAo go into the cellar z, roia N beink hIArd upstairs. ne saio, .e afranrer hurried out through tne lsrceA window, left him so he couio M .sst ,eaye. and he was seeking to nno .s telAnhone to call for aid or summons ,4her Assistance, when he was dfscov- < D.v Desk officer A. c. Malone re- ..sved the complaint at police head .usrters and hurried to the scene m \. natrol with Chauffeur Matthias SivaI They testified the accused was E;.c1As to .his room and found tnere |, 5Aoor locked and doubly pracs SstN a chair and the bed proppeo ul
 TYP it. This detail. he expiaineo
 sS.aca1,se 1t was hot in the room 1s sha ahffted the furniture so m 55f2s a1o to sleep near a window. l G40 s&y tnA6 pOiAs S
 TIT cut short. :.
 Conamentinz that 1t nas come ~ .nret*v state of affairs when unescol. eA wotnen can not travel on the Hlall atreeG It night without pelns ~ eosssd and subjected to insinna.ln' s- insulting remarks from strangers lproaacuting Attorney kfet1 pleaoe' Snr a substantial penalty m the cas' - .f George Finley of 74 West Mail street. charged with breach or tn .ssee ~ and assault upon Edward Nee ssn cf 90 Garden street, who wa S1larred with assault upon f1nley 5shs former was fined sb and cost .ssNs,> MAahan was discharged upo' sanains1sdation of Prosecuting At S;siSSssI Kiett that nolle be entered
 Sszsloped from the testimony aln.,, .+aas tns
 fi5i16aib was1 standing on Main stree
 1sy nfehts when Finley accoste < y,rss,Esan and her child, both stranger flszs.a z ..a. a.>5 esSSaf&n fo her feSCll