New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
THINKS GOLDBERG
 TOOL FOR OTHERS
Judge Binds Him Over on
 Charge Of Transporting

John Goldberg O, IF Portland street, Hartford, was held under g.. 500 bonds for the December session Of superior court when Judge Wi. liam '. Hungerford found probable cause against him in police court ms morning on a charge Of trans porting liquor, A similar charge against Harry Schweibish Of East ford street, Hartford. was nolled by Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods who satisfied himself that the state DO. lice had failed 10 secure evidence hy which he could be involved with Goldberg
 The trial which was started sey- era weeks ago and adjourned until today, gave promise to develop into an interesting battle on the admis. sion as evidence of statements made by Goldberg against Schweibish. Judge William F. Mangan, repre- senting SchWeiush, was prepared 10 light any attempt by the prosecutor 10 convict his client on statements made by Goldberg.
 Atty. Harry Ginsberg appearing for Goldberg, offered no defense 10 the charge of transporting, and after State Policeman Martin Kelly told of arresting the man on the PlainYilIe road driving machine with over 57 gallons of alcohol con- cealel in the rear. both sides rested their eases. Atty. Ginsberg made q plea that the local court take juris- dlCtlon in the case.
 In holding Goldberg for the up- per court, Judge Hungerford said that he felt the man was "a tool for somebody else" and he wuoId leave 1t to the states attorney 10 deal with the case. Prosecutor Woods asked the court to set bond of s5,- oVp, saying that Goldberg could give great deal of information regard. Ing the transportation Of liquor by d number Of men.
 Andrew Bobinski of G Clinton street was fined Sl0 and costs when he was arraigned before Judge Will nam C. Hungcrfor1 in police court this morning on charges Of drunk enneSs and injury to private prop erty He was arrested last night at T3 Grove street by Detective Ser geant George c. ElinEer after d complaint was received at police | headquarters that drunk WAS causing trouble there. IL vas found | that Bobinski had broken in a door In an attempt 10 get into the tene- mcnt.
 He told the court that he went 10 the house 10 get the woman to take care of some children who lived on Orange street and whose mother died last night He said that he did not remember breaking the door.
 Charges against Ephraim and Israel Jacob of 2i Bradley street and kaspar Sargis Of 24 Ledgecrcst avenue were continued until Wed nesfay for trial. The three men were arrested Saturday night by Pa trolman AXel Carlson after they are alleged 10 have engaged in a fight on Lafayette street.
 4 charge of operating without a license against Carl Carlson, 16, of 54l Church street was nolled by Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods. Carl son was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman John Griffin.
 John B1Iocke of Holmes av- en11e, charged with operating an au- tonobile while under the influence of liquor, entered plea Of not guilty and the case was continued until Thursday for trial. He was ar rested by Patroman Thomas Lee.
 The case of Gose Soli, 99 Lafay- etc street, arrested several weeks ago on q charge Of speeding on Clinton street, by patrolman Wi- liam ], Mccarthy was continued until November 2S at the request Of Prosecutor WooIs, who told the court that Judge George W. Klett who represents Soli, vas at the Hartford hospital.