New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
ACCUSES FRIENDS
 OF STEALING SI2O
Warrants Issued for Leosrande
 and SanZOni on Matteo'S Story GIVEN WINE AND ROBBED
Officers Of Palos Circle Installed Bcedc Heads Red Mems Building Company-Changcs at Lake Com pounce-EetIeral Hill Meeting.

pounce-FetIerai Hill Meeting.
 Joseph Leogrande and Leonard Sanzoni. both residents of the East Bristol section, are being held on serious charges under bonds of $500 each at the police station in connec- ton with a complaint made by Car mine Matteo or Plaimille that the men assaulted him on Sunday after getting him intoxicated and then re- lieveG him Of SEQ. The men were brought to headquarters yesterday and questioning by the police and Prosecuting Attorney James T. Ma lher developed sufficient cause for warrants being issued and arrests being made.
 Matteo informed the police that he was approached on Sunday by the two men, who asked him to visit their home off Pine street to partake of some wine. AIatteo was reluctant as he had visited the place once before and afterward had been arrested while driving a motor car while under the influence of liquor The memory VI tiA' fab Ndo tcoA, iipH ever, under the insistence of the two men and Matteo went along. He was treated royalty but as the party imbibed frequently. the members be- came boisterous and then rough. The accuser said that his sense of recol- lection became vague and then the momentous events took place. He felt hands going through his pockets and when he offered resistance he was kicked in the shins and otherwise abused and then thrown out Of the house. Making his way to the ear line. he boarded u pialnNiile car and told the conductor he had no money but being known by the trolley man was allowed to ride. In Forestvile. Matteo left the car and told officer James McNamees of the rough treat ment. The officer communicated with headquarters and Matteo was asked to go there. He was sick from his experiences so went to his home and remained a day before appearing to complain Of his assailants.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGili- cuddy, accompanied by officers Joseph strup and John Blasi, were sent to the Ieograndc home and nr- rested the two men. An inspection Of the house revealed several barrels of wine, about which there was some doubt as to a goeernment permit for ownership.
 Mrs. Hannon Instails oai,crs.
 Mrs. Margaret llannon Of New Britain. deputy state regent, installed the recently elected officers or Palos circle, D. ot J.. at the meeting iast night at Red Mems hall. After ihr ritual work an entertainment pro- gram Was presented and a banquet Was served. The following officers assumed their chairs Past regent, Mrs. John kloss: regent, Ms. Mary Calvin: Siee-rcs gent. Mrs. F. Ryan: e,e- tording secretary Miss Mary Mae Namara: trustee. Mrs. Catherine Su- livan: treasurer. Mrs. Edward .Sunan; organist, Mrs. Frank lletfernan: GUS to1ian. Mrs. Dosithc prnsonneauli; Mrs. James Bride; scribe. Mrs. Homer Ii. Jadd. inside guard, Miss Marion Lehman: outside ruarl. f''A '' 'ffcAi'siA AitNss
 Brclc Irads Company.
 Alfred l.. Bcede has been elected president O. the Red Mems Building Other officers jiav. been chosen as follows: Vice president. q. Earl Lourie: secretary. William Arm. tage: treasurer. $. Edwin Green: di- rectors. Alfred l.. l;cede. William F. Edwin Green. Judge ]. Malone. Edward r. White y. Ernest E. Merrill Georgc T. 1eherr. Lawrence T. Moran and G. iSari Bcurie.
 Compuumy Chang 'S Announced.
 Announcement was made .-esterday 1y Pierre X Norton that Lake ''om- ! bounce. the local shore resort. Nill un- lrrgo many changes before the open i ng on Memorial Day. Two new eS- | libition buildings viii be erected end ! Inc arcade structure at the trolley ! eiu be torn down 10 make i way for larger building. .itcra- | ions will also b" made to She band ! tand loud speaking rcfccting horns . sin be installed so that he .husic nay be head throughout tte grove. i The management also spsnt larg,- um iu building new entrance 70 i1e4 esort. doing away with inc srinding@ ill that dropped down 10 the bath 'ousC. The new entrance conducts 'chicies 10 the center of ;hc present l ,arkiIg space and will make traffic . much easter. Superintendent I;ugtcc scheduled.
 Superintendent l.. II. I}ugbec of ,hc :. Fes; Hartford schools will be the pcaker on February al ths meet lg of the Federal Hill Parent Teach rs' association in tbc district bUild- ag. Following the talk b- .ntgr- ainmcnt committee will present a .oveity program.
 NIIl Di-uss CUIlcgp.
 Needs Of Yaie-iu-Chtna and ine irogrnss oi thai institution of earning 0 daie. will be discJss. .d nt t1le meet ng of he local aie club tonight .lt he Congregations parish house by ieorge W. Judson. field secretary sor he Chinese department or The New Haven university. The scholarship committee 0f The club ain also TepOTt i ensEht oa york 9 aanl.
 Jadis--' .tHSiliars ,n iaiIatkn.
 Insta 1atisn 0f officers oE n. l.a- lies Auxiliary. \. c. H.. will take ,lace at the meeting On Thursday light in RsI Men's hall The degree ercmoniais viil Bs followed by q ao- ation supper and a1 estaiu-uent.
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 IFstric5 Deputy Grand ExaifrI Eul- r T'hOmas A Tracy Uf tdis etr ~lfI sy his on-cigr gisit to Mcridei J5g. O. Bike OH ThGrslay night jie -iH be acr5npanis3 by officers and
 large BAsegstsgn from the local 1dgs.
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