New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
TWO OBOUNDOVER
 ON MURDER COUNT Probable Cause Found Against Di Salvatore and Leoerande NELSON GAY FINED S15O
Simultaneous. Raids On Establish mcnts Here And WoIcott-BristoI Trust Co. officers Reelected - Trinity Parish Annual Meeting.

Charges of murder were pressed at the city court session this morning with Judge Joseph M. Donovan sit- ting, in the cases of Salvatore Di- Salvatore and Joseph Leogrsnde for the killing Of Antonio Tottore lit- tie over a week ago. after a Sunday afternoon card party. Charges of assault with dangerous weapon and of aggravated assault. which have held Vito Faniello, Dominick Grlmaldi, Dominick Savino, Domi- nick Divenero and Frank Divenero in the tolls of the law since the kill ing were nohed as the hearing this morning showed that the men were unfortunate members of a party, which resulted in a murder and that they had nothing to do with the fatal ending. Attorney Joseph P. lO'Ccnnell ofthis city represented Faniello. Noble E. Pierce appeared for Grimaldi and the two Diveneros, while Edward J. Myers of Hartford was in court in behalf of DiSalva- tore. Edward Mascola of Waterbury was counsel for Leogrande.
 The hearing today was 6 long drawn out affair as the officials had a serious job of pumping to se- cure the facts to find probable cause. Maintaining their attitude of reti- cence, the men told brief stories of the events which were followed by the murder.
 AS probable cause was found and the men were bound over to the next term of the superior court, the hear ing today did not reveal much of the plans of the defense, but all facts pointed toward a self-defense argu- ment as it is said that Di Salvatore was forced to use his gun.
 Faulkner Speaks.
 Real estate prospects for 1925 were discussed in an able manner this noon at the Elks' club by Thom- as D. Faulkner, one of the prominent realtors of Hartford and a past pres ident of the Hartford Advertising club. He has been connected witt many of the large campaigns of the last 10 years in the capital city ant his real estate experiences were val uable contributions to the loca members today. The guest was in troduced by President Louis A Wheeler of the local board, wht presided at the business meeting which followed 8 luncheon.
 ( Two Raids in Succession.
 With State Policeman Michae Smith in charge, a flying squadron composed of Officers Joseph StruT and Henry Jeglinski of the local po' lice department, raided an establish ment at 357 North Main street yes | terday and arrested Nelson l.. Gay on a charge of intent to sell liquor In the city court this morning, be. fore Judge Joseph M. Donovan, Gay was fined s150 and costs. Attorney David L. Nair of New Britain rep resented the accused man. While the local raid was going on another was being conducted al Gays Inn in Wolcott, which is man. aged by Gays brcther-in-law, lief freys St. Cyr. The court trial for the second raid was scheduled for II o'clock this morning in Wolcott.
 The two men arrested are well known through their ownership Of Gays Inn. an attractive hostelry just over the Wolcott line, which was vis- 1 tied by the Ku Klux Manners last fall at the time of the big konklave at Clark's farm. At that time a group of the Hammers marced around Gays Inn, lighting their way with flaming torches. thereby giving the | proprietor the thrill of his lifetime.
 Annual Meeting Scheduled.
 Election of offivers will take place and the reports for the last year will 1 be presented at the annual meeting of the Trinity parish, which will be held at s o'clock on Wednesday night in the church parlors on High street. Action will be discussed con ! corning the successor to Rev. Will |