New Britain herald., 1919-12-29
KILLING CHARGES
 AGAIN CONTINUED
Trial Will Now Take Place on
 Wednesday Morning

The cases of Raphael De GrabDi, GioNena BellantoniO, Angelo PastreAt and Thomas Cacacc, who appeared ill the police court this morning to an- SWer the charge of nanSlaughter, were continued until Wednesday morning. as Anthony Arbucci who is wanted on similar charge, has not as yet been brought to headquarters from New York city, where he has been appre- hended, The court was informed that Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardson, who has gone to New Y Yorll with extra dition papers for Arbucci. will return tomorrow evening ith the prisoner.
 Arbucci, together with De Grabhi, Bellantonio, Pastreat and Cacace are alleged of having been implicated in the Stabbing cf Paul BuCcO at his home at o6 Church street on the night of DecemDe |. which resulted in his death several days ago at the New Britain general hospital. All men are being held in $500 bonds and follow ing the death of Bucco. Arbucci it is alleged, left this city. going to New York, where he was arrested for some criminal offense which he is to answer tomorrow m mornins.
 Attorney F. Y. McDonough repre- sented Thomas Cacace and asked the court that the bond Ire lowered in his clients case. He asserted that from what evidence he has secured Cacacc was not implicated in the stabbing and his friends could not raise such a large bond as fixed by the court. As there are only two days to wait for the trial the court ordered Cacacc locked up at the local station and not sent back to Hartford. The bond was not lowered.
 SmitI, Fined S1O.
 Clarence Smith pleaded guilty of breach of the peace and assaulting Francis Campbell and a fine of sl0 and costs was imposed by Judge James TT. Mesl1ill. Smith stated that Campben struck him in the face in the Laurel lunch late Saturday night as a result of an argumen He then called Campbell out into the street and asked him to take walk down Myrtle street, On reaching the boiler house of the F.. & F.. plant Campbell, Smith said, struck him first, after which a fight followed and Campbell was "knock cd coId''
 Campbell appeared in court with his head bandaged up and not able to see out of either eye. He said that as & result of an argument between Smith and himself be walked down Myrtle street and the next thing that he re- me1nb bered he found himself in the j hospital. He was discharged.
 Two Dr,mI<s Arrested
 A fine of 5 and costs was imposed on David Altman who was arrested Saturday evening, by Sergeant King on the charge of drunkenness. It is al legged that Altman said he was going
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 disturbance in the Laurel lunch room He stated that he has followed up the job of "slinging hash for some time and had gone into the restaurant to get a job.
 Adolf Wolf. who as arrested Satur- day night by Officer Hayes on the charge of drunkenness. was fined S10 and costs. Wolf state that he was on his way home when accosted by the officer and was not in a drunken con- dition. He refused to answer several of the questions put to him by Prose cutor Klett and was in a very ugly mood.
 Violates City Ordinance
 Judgme ent was suspended in the case of F.. J. Crowley, who was arrest cd Saturday afternoon for parking his car in the restricted district He said that he had left his car in the same place on previous occasions and had never been arrested before. He was warned not to leave his car there again.
 Boy in Chambers.
 A 14-year-old boy appeared in cham bers to answer the charge of hay Ing stolen a lady's gold watch from a house where he had gone to deliver d