New Britain herald., 1919-06-17
TWO MEN HELD AS
 WHITE SLAVERS
Girl Is Sent to House Of Good
 Shepherd

Mary Kelly Jelukis. {2g s rAttv 2O- year-old waitress whoa6 e0I1ae is in Norwich, but who has been Workinne, in a New London restaurant wwhile awaiting a divorce from her husband, told her part of story today to Judge James T. Meskil in police court, accusing Ammodia Cadellero and Antonea Ventrillo of white slav- cry. The accused were bound over TO the next term of the superior court. opening in Hartford the third Tuesday in September, under bonds of S2.5OO. Mary was charged with misconduct and the testimony given caused her committal to the House of the Good Shepherd.
 Met In Restaurant
 Although only 20 years of age Mary has been married three years, and some time ago began proceedings to secure a separation from her hus- band The mon implicated were em- ployed in the New London shipvarls and ate in the restaurant in which she was employed, becoming acquainted with her in that way. Anodia is 23 years of age and Antonea, who goes under the name of John. is 35.
 Acted Improperly Here.
 
 tol early Monday morning and upon information secured from them at that time the local authorities were able to build up a case of white slav- cry here. They admitted having met in New London and coming from there to New Britain, with a stop in New Haven. Their destination was to have been Worcester. Mass, where John is well known and as al three were low on funds Mary was instruct ed as to how she could get enough money to pay the car fares. Improper actions occurred near the depot and six other men are implicated. The girl admitted also that she and John had lived as man and wife during tho trip from New London. Stays in New Britain at 422 Main street and 115 Beaver street
 Brought Her Clothing
 Mary claimed that shc was forced to act as she did while with the men and also said that her suit case had been taken from her so she could not return 10 her home. While in New Haven a pair of shoes and waist was bought for her at her own request by John.
 AutOiSt Appeals.
 An appeal was entered this morning by Frank Carmello of New Haven, charged with driving a hard -tirod truck without having a mirror at tached and bonds were fixed at $1OO. The fine imposed was $1O. He was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Officer John c. Stadler.
 Had No Mirror.
 Willis J. Monica also drove a truck through the streets Of the city with out a. mirror and paid a similar fine today. He l@d no mirror, he said, because he did not know that such q law existed. For the past three years he has been driving trucks in Penn SylVania.
 Saw No Traffic Signs.
 Paul Goldstein parked his car for more than 40 minutes on Church street yesterday afternoon and Traffic Officer Patrick Meehan notified him to be in court this morning. He saw no signs prohibiting parking and thought it was all right, he said
 Reckless Driving Charges
 A continuance until Thursday was granted by Judge Meskill at the re- quest of Prosecutor c. W. I<lott to- day in tho reckless driving case against James Russell The prose. Cutor wished to have witnesses sum mOned.
 Jail Sentence Suspended.
 A 10 day jail sentence was suspend ed and Sam Hook allowed to go frcc with a warning today upon his prom. ise to discontinue beating his wife Mrs. Hook asked for some money yesterday and sam struck her.
 Strikers in Tolls.
 Martin Anderson, one of the strik CTS at P. 6S F Corbn's. attended meeting of the strikers yesterday il Skrtulsky's hall and drank a little toe much of the refreshme provided He was picked up in back of blocl on Main street and paid a. fine of S day.
 BUSINESS LECTURE