New Britain herald., 1926-06-30
SANFORDS ID FACE
 HIGH COURT TRIAL
Husband And Wife Bound Over
 For Sale Of Auto
JUDGE CUTS WOMAN'S BOND
Perfect Attendance Report Iu Nchool>-fhird District Has BuIg- ing Treasury-Holiday Ob.er, ancc Plans-Sl0,00O Suit Brought,


 William T. and Virginia 4. San lord, husband and wife, who for merly conducted sales and service station on School street were bound over 10 the superior court by Judge Joseph NJ, Donovan in the city court this morning. charged with having obtained money under false pra- tenses. T. is claimed that they sold car the property or finance company in Hartford. to Adam Fhter Of this city, accepting his check for $1ooO, auI issuing q bill Of sale in their namo. Their arrest resulted after a formal complaint had been made by the finance com pany 10 the local authorities.
 Attorney Weissman of Waterbury appeared for the defendants and made an urgent plea that the charge against Mrs. Sanford he dropped for lack Of sufficient evil dence. He maintained that the wo- man simply acted in the case as a stenographer and had received nothing from Thier. The check was made out to William r. Sanford land it was on this fact that Mr. Weissman based his plea.
 Deputy Prosecutor Robert J. Stack contended that Mrs. Sanford was really the brains Of the partner ship and was very insistent that she be bound over with her husband. After a long consideration of the case and the evidence presented. Judge Donovan felt that she was linked with her husband in the con- spiracy to defraud and rendered his decision in line with the prosecutors 8 recommendation. He did. however. reduce her bond from $2.000 10 s1.- loco and bonds forthe husband were allowed 10 remain at s2,000, the original figure.
 Perfect Attendance Record SaHenty-four pupils in the Bristol High school had d perfect attend lance record for the year just passed and @$6 pupils in the grammar schools attended every session. ac- fcording 10 statement just released ny Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche. The list Of pupils fol- lows:
 Bristol High school
 Frcshman-John Boaucar. Edna l Benton Virginia Bidwell, Frances Brand Edgar J. Choiniere. Michael Churchill Frances C. Colvin. Fran cois \. Couture, Clifford H. Drost, Frederick J. Durr, Raymond F. Ebb, Alfred j. EIgert Ralph Everett. Anna May Farrell, Walter F.. Froeh- lich. Robert Carrigus Eleanor A, i ICrzy1cnsk. William II. Hanrahan. Althea Larson, Bernadette Mathieu, Mary Perfetto. Clara Riccio, James Ryan. Margaret souney. Betty Spare. Helen Stein, Frances Stone, Ruby Washington, Howard Weinz. ] Frances Wianioski. Eleanor Wither- wax, Genevieve Zebrowski. Sophomore-Ann Freshman. Mary IComerford. Ronald Fitzsimmons, Grace Hackett. Paul Lawley, Gordon |Magnuson. Margaret McknerneE 1 Cecelia Quanz, Frank Newcity, Olive Scarritt. Etta Snyder, Howard Tay- lor kenneth Walden.
 characterization Anderson. James i fCornctski Charles Demaresi, Ber- 1 nice E. Guckin, Frederick A. Jaeg- CT. Lincoln II. Johnson. Louva c. | Kolaey, Helen Vi. klimoyitch. Lewis III. Merrill. Marjorie Miller, Leonard Mulligan, Eleanor Porter, Charles Sakowski. Ruth Southworth Smith, 1 Ethel Edwards Futile. Dorothy lCleveland Tyler, Helen Mary Wis nieski.
 1 Senior - Helen Barnum, Eleanor Carlson. Virgil Carnell. Paul Ford, Audrey Gill, Earl Goodsell, Edward Hercns. Roger Newton, Lillian Nil son. Mabel Nilsson. Loyal smith. Ar .lcne Wcckes.
 Federal Hill school
 kindcrgartcn-No Norma Beaucar,
 Grade I-Alicc Iugraham. Grade Il-Hcl"n TarTSuS, taIl l. cla Johnston, Lorraine ubom, Lcona Ptolomey.
 Grade IT. Mildred Blackman 1 William Duquettc Robert Morse
 Rudolph Oblom, Viola Norton. Er
 ma Reimer. Shirley Stotz, William Treadway. Louis Zipp.
 Grade IV-Aune Calder William Cook. Robert Hart Anita Johnston
 Frank ONay. Regina Trznskoski
 Grade N-Robert Anderson, Doro
 thy Ball. Walter Beger, Donald
 Hart, Ruby Johnson.
 Grade VI -- Louise Albertelli
 George Calder, Francis Carrier, Johr
 Duque'te. Edward Trzkowski, Els
 ther Wasley, Lawrence Iipp.