New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-17

in the lot shouting and fighting and
that he could not make head or tail
of the affair as each wanted him to
arrest the other. He said that he
then sent for Officer Brown and they
then proceeded to take in as many
as they could as it was almost i'm
possible to tell who was guilty and
who was not.
Officer Browns testimony was very
much the same as Officer Lynehan's
in that 1t was u general mixup, al
though they both testified that it was
Daniel Joseph who struck them and
Officer Brown said that he saw JOS
ephs, strike one of the Milcoes.
Lawyer Hayes accused Lawyer Sex
tonzof putting the answer into the
mouth of one of his clients who was
testifying and Prosecutor Lewis ac-
cused the brother of one of the wit
nesses OF coaching the man.
One Of the witnesses showed the
Judge deep cash In his left breast,
which appeared to be made by sharp
weapon.
The testimony Of the Milcoes and
of John and Josephs seemed to place
the most of the blame for the fights
on Daniel Josephs and Mike Ben
jamin.
Prosecutor Lewis recommended that
the Milcoes and Saul John and Elisha
Josephs be discharged as in his opin-
ion the Milcoes were defending their
and the other two men
seemed to be the victims of circum-
stances. In the case of Daniel JOS
ephs he recommended that he be sent
o the Cheshire reformatory, and that
n the case of the others that they be
lealt with severely.
Lawyer Sexton said that in his opin-
on the only testimony that should be
aiken was that of Officers Lynehan
md Brown and he thought one party
vas as guilty of breach of the peace
IS the other. He flayed Prosecutor
.ewis for what he said was his atti-
ude in the case. He said that the
PROSECUTOR seemed to be after his
lients more than the others and that
.e did not cross examine members of
9th parties in the same way. He
aid that Mr.. Lewis should be ..'asham-
d" of himself for recommending !
hat Josephs be sent to the reforma-
Dry for breach of the peace.
Prosecutor Lewis replied that he |
1ought a man should be commend
d for making such recommends
on as the reformatory was the only
lace for such fellow and that any
me Lawyer Sexton appeared in the
erin court his men were never gull
:, in his opinion.
Samuel Mannillo of Hartford. was
into court by County Detec-
We Hickey who caught him on the
ate highway last night about IL
clock for transporting liquor. He
as held over for the superior court.
Gorge Listman of Waterbury was fin
| s25, which was suspended on
'sts, for game law violation.
Mrs. MabelIe Durity
Mrs. Mabelle Durity. AZ years old, |
ed at her home on Hudson street
st night after a short illness.
She was born in Berlin in 1876 and
Us lived here the greater part of
oIS 10 ny iiCl |
other, Mrs. Alice NJ. Hickey, &
tighter Mrs. w. p. Schroeder, and i
son, Arthur Durity. She also I
ives one sister, Mrs. Elmer Austin )
Berlin. t
The funeral will be held from the L
me at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon C
tn Rev. Samuel Fiske of the Berlin C
ngregational church officiating. o
rial will be in the Maple cemetery. t
Robcy-Savage
The marriage of Sheldon Robey. e
! of Sidney ]. Robey of Berlin. and s,
IS Annette Savage, daughter of t;
S. Anna Savage of Berlin will take t.
ce at the Savage homestead in 81
Rim tomorrow afternoon at &
lock. ri
rhe matron of honor will be Mrs. 81
lis Fowler and the best man will ST
Grant Wickwire. Mary and Agnes
age will be flower girls W
dr. Robey is employed by the Mil T
lamp Co. in Meriden and Miss d.
age has been a school teacher. 10
on For Gales Ferry III
he local Girl Scouts left this morn az
at 9 O'Clock in a large bus 81
.rtered fer the purpose, in COM fo
" with the Girl Scouts from, Nav ft