New Britain herald., 1918-12-30

Of coal. Further search revealed the
money in a Jewish book. In pleading
for his client, Attorney Greenberg
said that the man has heretofore
borne an excellent reputation and the
fact that his act had been discovered
made him feel very bad. He char
acterized Rosen berg as a man who
was undergoing terrible mental an
guish as the result OF his act. The
lawyer also spoke of the large fam
lily Rosenberg had and stated that two
of his sons are serving Uncle Sam,
one with the army of occupation. A
fine Of s25 was docd out by the court
John MauIed Peter.
The case Of John Robe11a. charged
with assauItjng Peter Robel1a was a
com plicatet7 NJ nss for q t*mo. but was
finally unravelled by q fine of IS with
out costs. According to Peter who is
no relative Of John, he was in q north
end cafe Saturday afternoon when tho
accused happened in and in an arg1u-
nent that followed he received
punch in the eye from one Of Johns
maulers, with the result that his 03tic
was in heavy ro burning today Ac-
cordins to the accused, he dropped
into the saloon for a glass of LIQUID
which has long lost the "ole kick OF
former days. At the bar stood Peter
and in his hand was a newspape1.
which John objected TO on account OF
its soc'alistic tendencies. When he
spoke to Peter about it, it was al
legged that the latter began to defend
socialism, Bolshevism and other an
arch site organizations. and also he
began TO abuse Father BOinowskf
There was q general donial on the part
Of the accused that he was the ayg-
gressor A fine Of SIS without costs
was imposed
Expensive Embroidery.
Mary BOSkO, with q Is years resi-
d"nce in this city. and who. judge
William +. Mangan, her LAWYER.
stated had never been In court before
found herself "out Of luck" when she
tried to purIoin some ON bro derry at
the store Of David Rosonsweig at the
corner Of Broad ard High streets Sat-
urday evening, When arra'gned in
court this morning, charged with
theft, she entered a plea of not gni1tv
According to Julia Blosko. a clerk in
the store. Mrs. Bosko went into the
'i@'e saturday ana. plcklnIy up the
embroidery. she placed it under her
waist and then commenced to ask
questions concerning the price OF
other articles. OF which embroidery
was not one. Calling the attention Of
the proprietor to the act Of the WON
an, search was made and the goods
round under her arm. Rosensweie
1denttled the article as his and told
OF locating it on the woman. He said
that he was somewhat undecided as tn
the disposition or the case, but fnaIJv
decided to let the court handle it. He
did admit that he was considering to
accept $40 bill and call it Off There
was decided ffuctuation in the nrice
OF embroidery this morning Rosen
sWeNg placing the price at Is cents p
yard at one time and then lowering II
to 10 cents. Judge Mangan. however.
got 1t down to bargain-counter rates
when he asked if the goods were NOT
worth about 10 cents q yard Officer
Souney, who made the arrest, gave
testimony which greatly aided the
state IN convicting the accused. Judge
Meskill imposed a penalty. Of IS and
costs.
The case Of Morris Horowi+z
charged with non-support, was con-
t1nued until Wednesday morning. Tho
defendant asked that he be given TINA
to sc ;ure counsel. ATTORNEY NJ u
Sake VIII defend him.