New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
HAWHWLE NEWS

l HAWHWLE NEWS BAD CHECK SUSPECT
 PROVED NOT GUILTY But Albert CellinO Is Fined for Breach Of the Peace
 BUTTON N-GRIFFIN NUPTIALS School Committee te Hear Citizenship Project-Teachers Tea Tomorrow
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 That there usually are two sides to a story, is evident, especially concern ng the case of Albert Cellino, arrest ed Saturday on a charge of passing d worthless check to the Zaharra brothers, proprietors of the Palace of Sweets. The Zaharra brothers had the accused arrested on that charge, but at the hearing of the case last night, it appeared that they had become un- duly excited over the matter and the sudden turn of evidence proved them to be much mistaken in their charges. However, a charge of breach of the peace was held against Cellino. Jus tice Edward P. Prior heard the case while Attorney William J. Foran prosecuted.
 Evidence showed that Cellino had receved the check for service render cd from a local bank. The check was perfectly good and as the banks were closed when received, he directed his steps toward the Palace of Sweets. Here he purchased some goods and rendered the check. It was accepted for s35. But in giving the check, Gel limo failed to endorse it, and, as matter of fact, it was refused money when presented in a New Britain bank. The same was refused in the PIainville Trust company where they were advised to have it endorsed by Cellino. The Zaharra brothers were ignorant regarding this method and immediately became excited and claimed the check was worthless. They took it to Cellino who laughed and taking it, went down to the bank and asked if it was good. He was told that it was, but that he had neglected to endorse it, which he did. But, when he was given the money, he did not go to the store and turn it over to them, but pocketed it. By ths time the proprietors had notified the local authorities, giving them the impress sion that Ce1lino had done them out of the money. He was arrested and locked up. Cellino was aware of the fact that he had done the Zaharra brothers a wrong by not giving the money over to them, and claimed that he wished to fool them for a short time.He was acquitted by the court on this testimony. but fined on the charge of breach of the peace. A fine of s1 and costs amounting to about SIS was imposed. He returned the money to the store owners.
 Dutton-Grifin Wedding.
 A pretty wedding took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Hayden Griffin of Mountain View. His daughter, Miss Mildred Jeanette Griffin was married to Leroy Dutton of Southington. Rev. George E. Ty- Ter performed the ceremony, the double ring service being used. The couple were attended by Chester Grif- fin, brother of the bride, and May Dutton, sister of the groom, and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Griffin. The bride was dressed in a white satin gown with a georgette veil and carried a shower bouquet of roses. The at- tendants were dressed in yellow or gandie. jade green messaline, with hats 10 match and carried yellow and pink rose buds. After the we'd ding a reception was held at the home and only immediate friends and relatives of the couple were present. MT. and Mrs. Dutton left shortly after. on an extended we'd ding tour, and on their return, will