New Britain herald., 1924-07-26
JAIL SENTENCES
 FOR 6 STOCK MEN
Fines ol S25o Apiece Also Hsled
 Oat in Police Court
kASBAR IS SENT TO JAIL
hnnld'ile hidaanper af nride Is fnnishe.l-Ihsages ia lie Made in school Street iiuiiding-iiand Ion.
 neri al Iiaekseli t,ark Tamarros.

Charged with emlhsslemsnt hy
 hsilee. fse New York residents an.
 peaFed before Judge William j. Ma.
 lone Ia separate session Of The Do. Ice court thls morning as inc result
 nt stock nlnnipniaiians in which Mrs.
 Edith M. Cooke of NJ Main street is
 alleged 10 have last S.a.hnn. Michael
 Klein. Samuel kfantg, Joseph Gold.
 berg. Harry woinrauh. Vincent Duh. fin and Victor Vincent appeared in
 answer te ihe charges and were de. tended hy Attorney Jams M. rease.
 Icy of Waterbury. krantg has been
 in inc county jail for the last two
 weeks as ha could not secure bonds of sis.n10 after his hondsman. Harry
 Johnson Of Waterbury turned him over 10 the police when inc matter was taken up and continued al previous court session.
 Mrs. Cook is said to have lost her money after a purchase Of stock Of the Arizona Power Eo. as she re- eeifed common stock although she bought preferred stock. according 10 the story told the police. When she complained 10 the saiesmen of ihe syndicate Finance company or the Bankers Finance company as the stock concern was known in New York. the salesmen said that The mis- l take would he rectifed. The stock | shares were taken and Mrs. Cook saw neither stock nor money thereafter. i She complained to the police and | liter several days time the five men were rounded IT'D and brought here or trial. Several continuanees were necessary as the arrests were made ,iecemeal and it was the desire Of he local authorities 10 have all brought 10 the bar Of justice al the ame time.
 kraniz, Klein and Goldberg were entenced to one year in jail and ned s"5o apiece. They appealed. he bond for Krantz was set at . 5000 and bonds for Klein and Gold erg were set at sS,50n.
 Vincent and Weinraub were sell >nced to three months in jail and ned sai0 each,
 Dubrin was sentenced 10 jail for K months and fined s25o. He ap- :. ealed and his bond was set at sl,oo0. /.
 If is understood tha, the men have ,ade restitution 10 Mrs. Cook 10 the Ntent of s13.0o0.
 "kidnappcr" Jailed , Eperam kasbar of School street, 'peared before Judgo Joseph NJ. onovau at the police court session r is morning as result of kid l, pping' act, of a week ago when he ' cd to run away with Miss Var z; nix Nadzarian. also Of School street. ! e girl screamed as she was about til
 be pushed into a waiting motor a, F and then kasbar landed in the le lice net r., When OH the witness stand testi- n ng. Kasbar said that he had only
 40 with him at the time of the
 He inferred that the ei air was an eopement but Miss fl, dzarian in rebuttaI said that the r, etins was an attempt at forcing her T, 0 tho car. As she is under ma tt ity, more serious aspect was given VI.
 case. Two long hours were ot 'ueu lo tllTlSn out the affalr aI- .. ugh vigorous efforts were made by ~. lge Donovan, Prosecuting Attorney ~. nos T. Mather and Judge S. Russell se ,k, attorney for kasbar 10 cut p' Tt the proceedings. , t one stage of the thawing out S' cess of the witnesses, the specta- ], who crowded the court room to acity, laughed and the judge ad- co lished all that the court was no ed lter After that order reigned GIT no appreciable speed could be Ma led in the trial. val asbar WAS sentenced to jail for wh
 year. cor
 Policeman Recovering
 nprovcment has been noted in the lition Of Policeman John RIasi, Pie
 suffered injuries in a fall from a Ial nda at his home on School street Car ral days ago. It is expected that Mia Will be able to resume his duties the he force within short time. hol nee the injury of Fatroman pro l. an inspection has been made Of den tenements on School street by or John F. Wade, Superintendent ublic Works Oscar Anderson, and Rev
 Chief John Hayes. The tene- building in which the policeman