New Britain herald., 1923-07-28
SCHLEIFER ORDERED
 ID TRIAL BY COURT
Supreme Tribunal Rules--SalOOn
 Money IS Returned

New Haven. July 2S.--Ernest Sch leifer, labor organizer and an official of the railroad shopmen's union who was active in the strike of New Haven road shop workers during last tall and winter, will be brought back to New Haven to face trial in the criminal side of the superior court under a ruling handed down yesterday after noon by the judges of the supreme court of errors in session here.
 The court finds error in the decision of the superior court and orders the judgment set aside. The cause is re- ing to law.
 Chief Justice George w. Wheeler wrote the decision which in full will not be filed with the clerk until next week.
 Schleifer was charged with conspir- acy to assault in connection with the railroad shopmen's strike. When his case came before Judge James H. Webb in the superior court Judge Webb allowed demurrer to the in- formation and that threw the case
  States Attorney Arnon A. filling ap- pealed to the supreme court. Of errors.
 The state still has bond for Sch- leifer but is not acquainted with his present whereabouts. One of the ats taches of the court stated last night that the case of Schleiter will prob ably be called up at the fall term of the court.
 Never before have so many decis- ions been handed down at one time by the supreme court and the New Havn county decisions alone yesterday num- bered 23.
 The judges of the court were in session all day and it was 4:So o'clock when they were ready to leave and turned their findings over to Court Reporter Andrews, of Hartford. The findings in full will not be available at the clerks office for several days.
 Supt. Hurley Present
 Supt. Robert J. Hurley of the state police appeared at the county build ing late yesterday afternoon, having an appointment with Chief Justice Wheeler and following the supreme court session he was in conference with the chief justice for some time.
 License Rebates
 In the case of Ernest c. Adams of Bridgeport, against the county com- nissloners Of Fairfield county the | court in d decision written by Justice | lanes K. Beach finds no error. In | ..l3 acton the lower court allowed he recovery of the unexpired portion If saloon licenses paid to the commis- toners. These licenses became in- alid after prohibition.
 No error Is found in the case of sophie E. Daniels against the F. X V. Grand Five and Ten Cent store. frs. Daniels appealed against the ury verdict for the defendants in the uit in which she sought to recover amages for injuries following fall own stairs in the defendants store n Chapel street.
 Judge Dunn Erred In the appeal over petition for which had been de- jed to Ostilo Fordiani of Meriden y Judge Dunn of the Meriden city ourt on opinion written by Justice heeler QeClueu that Juuse buhh rred. This case attracted wide at antion some time ago when it was rought out that the Fordiani peti- on had been opposed by priest of Meriden Catholic church.
 No error is found in the appeal of ITS Alice NJ. Wallace, widow of Capt eorge Wallace, formerly of Troop A. he appealed from the decision of le lower court which refused her amages for the death of her husband ho was killed while at work for the CIV Haven road in the capacity of ectrical engineer. The suit was ,ainst the New Haven road.
 Other Decisions , James E. Todd, trustee, against w. , . Bradley, no error, Justice Burpee. V Fred F. Smith, against Charles |, yeiss no error, Justice keeier. { Walter NJ. Greer against Active a uto Exchange. error, new trial or /, cred, Judge Keeler. q Edward B. Gallagher against e