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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

lcording to size and variety. On a
unit basis. city dealers were getting
35c to Sis per melon. On straight
carloads the city price was mostly
s325g575. The center Of activity will
soon shift to northern Florida and
southern Georgia.
Total onion shipments decreased
to SIS cars. Southern California in
creased to 235 lars and the cash
track price OF Bermuda type onions
In the Coachella valley was s1.150
l-20 per crate. Texas forwardings
dropped to 275 cars. About q car
loads Ct onions arrived from Egypt
and z from Chile. Best Yellow Ber-
mudas from southern Texas sold in
important cities at S1-2561.90 per
crate. and Crystal White wax
onions ruled $i.2592.15. Arrivals
from California brought s1.6061g0.
The growing condition OF onions in
five states was better than a yea
ago averaging 90 per cent OF normal.
OF the weeks 100 cars OF cab
bage. about $50 came from Virginia,
$50 from Mississippi and 65 from
Tennessee. Mississippi stock was
having a wide distribution with
some shipments destined to Cana
da. The I. o. b. market in the GEN.
trail part OF that state was firm at
Sl.00G1-l0 per barrel crate. and this
cabbage sold at s1.75@2.5O in large
consuming centers Crates from Al
ALBANIA were jobbing at S2.O0H225.
Some Of the Virginia cabbage was
rather ordinary and eastern shore
crates could be had in city markets
at 75c TO 50 compared with Norfolk
section stock to $1.0061.10 and l 1-2
bnshel hampers at 45690c Condi-
ton OF the cabbage crop in eight
states is "a per cent of normal or z
points higher than last spring.
Lettuce markets were mostly firm
as the total movement decreased.
Central California shipments drop
ped temporarily to TOO ears and 9TH
er parts OF the state originated only
50. New Jers1y shipped about %
cars by rail. Crates of 4 to 5 dozen
heads OF Iceberg type lettuce ranged
s2.5eo3.O0 in the Salinas Watson
vile district of California. With
some saks CT best stock AT a 81
The city jobbing range was $685.
5-25. New Jersey Big Boston lettuce
declined Sl.00G1.50 per crate OF two
dozen heads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

section, while Bliss Triumphs in the
Sugarland district sold at So cash.
Alabama Triumphs jobbed in ter
minal markets at S3.25-4.50 COM
pared with Texas arrivals at $500
400 and Louisiana stock at $500
400.
Watermelon output Jumped 10 900
cars last week as against $50 during
the same period In 1923. Most ship
ments were from Florida with light
movement in Texas and Imperial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

Valley. Cash track prices in central
Florida declined to SIPS 1875 per
carload Of 22-30 pound melons, ac-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
NE}I CHRISTMAS TREE
 70 BE SET BY CITY
No Solicitation ot l'und- T:i;~ Year. Committee Decides, EccaIi~c
 Of Treasury Balance.

TI.,. will br on, u,W municipal rhrIstmas trrr in tl" city this y.ar. au, according to a new po.i,y be- ing adopted hy Park Superintendent Clyde Ellm@Wocd, luo City may nave on" or two new 'r--S each year, according to report of in" Chamber of Commerce Christmas tree committee. Tn" commtl"r also r,porS that it will moi no urccs- #ry to uahr any public solicitation to} uuds thi- year. A halnc. in fh. il,.a ury, added to th@ @uom' r.5y"J from the city aad inc will uf t.tr H,rr MHa. E.Il." T,2ut. 1#!o. H unnecessary to maI" any public solicitation.
 Superintendent t,u.u4wood has rmba4N,d on program Of planting oH" or tuo new permanent trees racb year, This year new cro" will h" plao,d a, rho intersection ot I.al,,. ''out and Russell street Fhr trimmings and electrical effects wJ b. ar rl., expense or Judge w.. C. I.uug"rtord. who has offered to ,.! for line d,coratne
 Sup r,ujrndrut GIHugwood and < rr.wry Ialph H. Benson Of tuo rhumhor of Commerce went to Avon today 10 ayIcc, iar@, Iro" Tor center suuarr
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
PRICE CUTTING 0F
 BARB}EE77S DEPl0HED
C21ia.a19 Streggo] Im09Gt2l0?
 Cj 1.sy2Lia9 Trade

\ $t"tu ..u@nc,>i.on ot rr.r.-r1.- tiu% in ,I" h"ir-GrrasinY li"H by l ouwn artisans, v&S nadr las, night bE John Carjalano of Hartford pre@- jd,a; Of lh" I,a.jar Earbers' Asao~i- 2i.cu CT rcl""c;icut ut a turkey din Ear "iven I".1 night by Frank Bgi- &au&j "j h.a EO.an on North Strcr. 10 other officers Of Inc local branch of tl.. Cr-:,-j i"a}iUu. Hc. idos the Sr2tr pr .=i.pH.. Jcsrpl nr,na and Frank Ho"co. 'Aaub,r:' of thr state board oi examiners oi h&r;,I., We're &Eo@t- Of roncr.
 "It is d aIamr th" way hair lr,s2- rrE .r. c-rry,," nn. p"-i,ul-aly iH cJ ,,ng pric.s." Ire, jd"n' C%r'aiaHo said. "I hI&mr Iuui condition mostly on ii" I1c, that met of the hair l.r,...:. F. arr NoEIon. After all. Hom- 'a "'e loru.n. and m,# "rr men. All m.u are meant 'o b., n,siuoS. u... hut all woruon can myrr be bH u...: WHmen.'
 Hr, r;rj"ano ytrr-.c1 tbr i'm por,aar, or organization. sIliu& that orgaHi"u:ioa ia uo,hin: hu' r.i- rca,ion for the horbrrs in bctt~" co"- auious t,3&t can hr created il the h.aa...- 1h"t tLo men baN" adopted ;.. ll...r Iaeang cf Livelihood.
 TGis aould tend to uplift tu" mo r..l. ;.4d nam" of tae trade h.. said, to 1h" ulac" 10 which it Was raised .-,.rs ago. F., said that & barber Wa# then not known Hs a mere barb r hJv as " doctor ct ">t"rn@l treat mrut Ii" held out great hco" that the time is coming when the rrofo,- sion will h- back On the same rlanu il cHcn W;g"
 Remarks Were %i>o 1Iadr by th.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
ALFAN0 BOUHD OYER
New Britain Man tu E" Fried in New Haven superior Court For
 Death Gf Woman in N@r,deu.

Moud.u l,ao. II Dominic AL r"no, 2%. cC c$N stanley street. N,W Er.tIg. MAS today hodud over r.. Jir. superior court at New Havru on # rhar2.. uI "roSS misconduct or L motor Ns.,lc'" in connection with tn" d.Mh ot Mrs, H"mUa ronStauo op- rf"it t." .iHd.u posf office on rH" right 6. .>ov'Ho-r 't. Mrs Con- @taut. .t"e~r.l*, ar 1h" Ii5Shlm1 Country club. was rrcasng Colony sira.t to pla, a lr,-.r aj jh. time sh" "ae :'roc> ty thr N"N Britalr } OuiH..; C..r.
 Attorney C. A. NofIJu of Hart ford uorr1 mnpcc~@sfuI!y Tor a dis charge uu b..haIi Of AIInuo c5ujmm" tL@t gtc.IossIlosS Or c.Im.nuI Eubill'5 had rCt been shown. D'puty Corp- uyr j. ! Corrigan few days aC" h"ll Ailuno criminaI!y r'sponsibI" fer the &'ajl.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
BRIDGEPORT SIGNS
 FALCON FOR P(NO
New Britain Player to Be With
 Bears Tomorrow Night

Edward NcAloon Jr.. son Of M" and Mrs. Edward McAloon, ST. onr Of the leading amateur roller hockey players developed in this city. has been signed 10 play with the Briie"- port team in the American roliar hockey league. The announcement was made today by Manager Arthur I.otourneau of Bridgeport imm",@- ately after he and the player had signed contracts.
 IcAloon will play his first gatn# with the Bridgeport team in this clty tomorrow night when the Bears meet the New Britain ranth"rs ii the Stanley Arena. He will take tn" place of Therien. second rush on the Bridgeport team. Who suffered q broken thumb in d game wllh flag. ford a few days ago.
 McAloon first came into promi- nence as roller hockey pHNt1 when q member of the Dodg" team in the amateur !ru%u' formed her" three years ago. Later he played in the league as T member Of thn Waterbury team and proved 10 t. one of the most popular members on the club at that time. I'r..slr" of business prevented him from rc- mumin% with the club.
 His father. in past wars. w1a one Of the mort promlncn' player. in tn" amateur ranks of th" ,t;t. and during the first Near ol '5r resumption or the gam" in 'H.a city, he was sixth man on th" N"N Britain team.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
Meriden Man Sentenced
 To Suspended Jail Term

Bridgeport. Dee, II lP'--hconWi G. l'rancico. -5. ol M,r,d"n. WAS sentenced in superior aour. today To one year suspended jail term Naen he pleaded guilty 10 th" "u" "2,r- ment of an automCu.i". it~ n"a "r- rested in September "jt'r H" lad informed loc.l rental 'ouc''u h" lad lett one oj tnoir cars Iu & %"" York garage ui June.
 Other coGYj 'caten,': '.rIr: NI- i4lu Iicron l.. ot ,.l .,..-' ,.o.,, t.no pleaded -.-tl to roooart "ni ":- sentvnccu 10 J.e tom" 19t ir- 1u"matoI..
 Walter I;~yoou. 70. ll,.s, pert pl,4uing st,..y 10 .o .#@vr,pt, '.- IenSe N.,.. ,,uetm vd lo "@ r pr,aou tor oun 'u t},o N'"l~.
 Raymond nai,v,t, =, 'I,a-, Gol.. pleuuH- %uiUs jo o.elauoH Of :" motor yymcIy N..ll. uAjo.'"@',u a" us to causa Gr4t~ i,coN.d "''- tence ot one to l~o yeuu7 In s'","a prl.Un.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
WESLEYAN SiNGERRS 0NCE TOURED AF0OT
Club Winch Appears Here Fri
 day O'S2l.z8i in 1868

3'-a Hutral u"u+ layy .Hrh as m.,r....a@ bt@or> :a t'.r W,%-i..a Uu.r.r.i> t.l.. rluH laiah vii! l,r = s"ut g. c9nr"r under inc aH@r.-. o. tir Nr>, Britain .&.a.r Normal school a; thr school .gdaor.m Ft- o"y might g." < o'cloc,,.
 TI. ]a@or. dates bu'E to 12.@ waou rH~ Wc.Iryn sou"s;-@. took 3 trip from Niddlaonu to tu" Wh.r Mountains Wltu B final coacc.r aI lho summit or 2I;. Wasiung,ou IT., club W.,s hen rouroaad O. 70 rcliic,m~ musical vagabuds W>o were bent opon prli+iny their alma .1'er. Thry |..JI..rd between ,owrs iu thu morning M"d samurrl aboat wherever they were billed. dressed | i" u.cUliar uniforms. On rdmy O. r4Sions they "l,p, in barns,
 Their td5or> had its bright sjl" u# he years passed. In t!3p t1' club Was received by GralG.u' Ill., Eirl.y and laA year prrajdrut cool jlr" r"@cird Inc members Two rational champo"snipa have b,"n E on by the club.
 The club ia coached by rrofrssar J. F. Dairy and is hd by Prank 7. S.oy"r O. Noyer~torI, r&.
 on cr the t."tUr"s ot Ir.Gu>. pro-rum win h. Ill" 3joera qbmi ; whicu I%4 made mum, gous rad,o tQ.."I".noo...
 I'll" ,oucor, >ju ta,. thr rl;tc" z H." rro~rammad apr'arduc. of ru. .,it uoiyohr GI. club. which had been booked for D.r,mb,r II.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
0IJl SHIPS ELL
 G""3A! D !El!0=!.
.:oo:#a q D2.tl92AD Connecticut
 c31. New HaYel Post

Hr" ijarrn, D,o. II lP. >>avaI po-t lia. .IIsr,coH I....ou Of this cit2 ras ns i.n #vr si con&r-ss ro- ceINnd the b.ll fran t'.r T.. $. s;. Con- o"c.,raj. t#uou ,ltr ship of tu.. l4,~ Rear NGInirI Eo1luy D, Evans CT taa ,Ilnr,can ra.}.
 l'A" T.. .' <. Cr.. ,,'iru' since h,l d.. G. comHjsaionn@ m 1@o&. has ..1a.a ,.-rv .. g. fl"g ahI.. notably t"-u" '&r o."ou# trip around tAo .,orlI ll Gu..
 Dw,..e trn N.r.d Wa~ -u" s-ry.I @5 II.. .alp cr t.u. third diy..ion oi t1- At,aI" 3la.t In 1872 tt" Con- u-coru, Da" @nep. l. #.oa.d "t th- Gr u.uroH ...>N Yard. N,3a. ,tiu%ton. :aG :l,~r Gi1m.arl.n., ~a# sold for .c";.p irJu ard .,. :.
 h Hc aa.lH part Of 'g-&, the na- Nal I.o... d. ron ot comntru.oru'jn, t... G .-d ..a memories ol tho only ...I. ship named @rI-r ri:r "Con+,i- tu..on .H." ,u,.,.d rHr aid of co~.-s.. nuu John q. IrIson 10 cn4oJ a n.n >l,m- 'a. bell To jh' ioraI tC.r'.
 Tine b.u Ni.h ~efsa$ 'aao r1uuI. :r1r"I ll %.N H.y,u l-st u4a, .uI u. ur" at Inc naval post noyL:... ..rs.r roupl.tiu= loor" 1liIr t1r N.a ta. i."rlv- ran@r.a GouaI and up su. NI"Wl" co"st to Brock s.-
 Iia.-aa. uo~ l. .iu2 wod'. 10 h".Id pl.rorm on th" l@wu @l loo naval po.. Gor HoNsad a1"uur. ~ur. lUr o.u r.l b. sryu hy lho public Thr bell Wlu hu 'oil.I Oil special o""- slou-. -,r>u- m lieu Of " battery \ ltus.a2. has ben Hcn 10 'on- 2rrs man Tu.on by Hdward &tojn, {, <. x E.. ,o. 'nand"r of 'n na- Nal poH m.cuuu" a.~ G, 'H" ar. rNaI Of ta" hslI II + expected th"D .q,. cou2rr.ra~u will ho iu 'h. rt'> during t6r holidays aad otnrH I} pI.z.nI t,- bell r9 'r" n.<"i post
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
PLEASANT RELIEF
 fR0N CONSTIPATION

shoulders droop under weight of yrars Young. yet beauty has fled tG"rNS are sallow and drawn. lu. slightly pimplcs. Keep your system clean and you keep the beauty of youth lis energy It's irresistible ch#rnl. Then life is not a failure.
 Clogged bowels and inactive Ever cIdse poisons to seep through the system. Health vanished and with il beauty and energy. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets will help save NoU from this dark hour For 20 years they have been prescribed in place Of calomrl 10 men and women seeking hcal;h and freedom from constipation. They act easily and smoothly. No dangerous gripinE Take nightly before retiring. R. suits will amaze you.
 Thousands of men and won, II would never be without Dr, Ed wards Olive Tablets a vegetable" romr5u#I Know them by thri" olive color. be, soc and 6oc. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

Mr. Walter l'inal. 5o Ash St, Wal lcrbury, Conn. says. ''I aIu only too glad to recommend Bon Tone for t has done me so much good. During the past three years my stomach has given he much trouble as everything 1 ate fermented and forced gas and gave mo no end Of distress, causing me to belch a lot and often croWding around my heart, giving me pain. felt tired most of the time and constipation was another source of complaint. A few weeks treatment of Bon Tone and | can eat radishcs anJ Cucumbors now without any bad after effects. Constipation is thing of the past and l don't fe'i tired out all the time-thanks to Bon Tone"
 AIr, J. T. Curran. the Bon-Tone rcpgcsc&.ativc. is at Mil,sr X Han ~on's DrG~ Store. 90 ChjNch street New Britain. Come in and let him r%plajn the value ol this far-famcd tonic.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
CASSIDY MAY PICK
 H. 5. GRID CAPTAIN
Fraternity Rivalry Expected to
 Result in No Election

Intnuation that next yrar's Nov Britain High school football teanI would be without an elected Captai" was made today by Coach Goorg NJ Cassidy who said the impendio- fraternity war which revolves abouI the election may warrant q decisioa not 10 hold a ballot Of lcttermcn.
 It is the plan of the coach to cal the letter mrH toGet her and hay them vote whether if wouId be at visalla 10 hold the election. Tn, results Of this ballot will h" tah'a as q basis Tor hIs decision althoue'i he will moi b" influenced entirely by the vote. he admitted today.
 The football squad has divided into two factions. the Delta Ri fra ternity and the anti-peltH Ri groUp The fraternity is backing Horua ? Schmarr for th" cIptajuCN and th. non-fraternity srOup is in suppo~ of Joseph Iudwinowicz. Both play CTS are linomou. IUIWiuowicz WIS a regular left tackle this year au last year and Schmarr Was so SuC cessful in line play that he was us.', at center. tackle and "nd at varlou~ times during the season.
 Captain Joseph Potts win not h" 9. candidate 10 succeed himself al though he will he back for footha,i next year There We're several play CTS on both sides Nho were eligible for the honor bu1 they withdrew so that on" of their nHmb"r would b'- successful.
 The anti-DcHa NI group consist or members of other trtteruili"- and of the non-frateruity group Last spring Coach Cassidy decided not to hold q baseball election when the fraternities clashod in the pr.- election campaigns.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

-on in lmIuuor. Md- and funeral arrauG'm"n1>, in charge of Prank nro1zik, aro~toln ap pending his ar rival
 Born in Poland, Mr. Dziat>oVStt nmi2rat,d 10 this country a few y"urs a2o and made his hom" in Brooklyn. H.. caIAc 10 this city about tour months "go and NaS au inmat" a' the I.ur,..G'a homo, His wife died a numl&r of yo:.'~ ago in Hroc,lyn ;nI zine" then Mr. Dzi"jnouS'I haJ been iu Ialn& hraju.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
$500 FOR I\.IIRIE.S

Judge Stanley J. Trac"ski gave Judgment in city court today for s3vp in favor of Joseph DiloretO in his suit against Victoria Malauskas for injuries received as a result of an &utOmobil" accident at the corner Of Spring and Winter streets on June II, 1928. The plaintiU was riding in an automobile owned and operated by Joseph ltenocks. Attorney L'O D. Galfncy appeared for the plain tif
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

store at the corner of Main nnd Beaver streets. testified that KcouGh and Wisk came into his store on the dLy of the alleged robbery and it Was Wisk who used the tcle- phone to call d taNicab.
 Mrs. Elizabeth keough testified that her son, Harry, was not out of town between October 2S and November 1e. He was arrested on November r.
 The defense rested its case with her testimony.
 Wisk was called 10 the stand by the state and testified simply that he had pleaded guilty 70 the charge of theft from person. William Rob insou. the truckman. wds called by the state and testified that KeouGh had never worked for him nor had he ever paid K"oush any money
 On cross examination. he admit ted that he had a moving job on October 25 or 26 Tor keough's sis ter-in-law and I(eou%h was presen' but SO far as Robinson knew keoueh did not work on that job, Robinson explained that the Job originally was taken by an express man named Farrell who turned Ii over to him and ho had nothing 70 do with collecting any money for lt.
 Sergeant O'Mara, called hY Iii" state. testified that it would be 1'l- possible for Il person 10 SC" rom Mrs. keough's home into store a 1l3 North street. Mrs. keough was recalled to the stand and testified that it was possible to see into th" front part Of the stor" and her homo was moi as far back from tn" stree, as Sergeant O'Mara testified.
 lrgument to Jury
 Assistant States AttOrn"N G1tin"} told 1ha jury that it was KeonSh who engineered inc robbery and h" commended WjsN for his honesty in coming into the court and admit ting his part m il. He claimed that Keoughs story did not stand up. He claimed that it was Keough who paid the taxi driver and he referred to Wisk as Kcough's "dupc."
 Attorney McDonough asked Judge Brown to excuse the jury while he made a motion. Judge Brown asked him what the motion was. Attorney McDonOugh said inc wanted to move to Withdray the ease from the jury. Judge Brown denied the motion but instructed the jury that the intro duction of the record Of keough < prior conviction was for the pur- pose of attacking his credibjlity and was to be considered only in that light.
 Attorney McDonough. in his sum mation to tine jury, claimed that Wisk story was false and had beeen cOntradictcd by other states witnesses He said it was a physical impossibiIjiy for the robbery to hav" been committed in the manner de scribed by WisIl. fto asked the jury to forget NcOugh's prior record and make their finding oil inc "Nld"nr" that had been introduced. He char act erizod as unfair the inference in Sergeant O'M&ra's testimony that Mrs. Krough had not told the truth on the witness stand.
 The jury retired at 12:iG aflcr Judge Brown had charged them. Judge Brown told them there were three verdicts possible. He said kcough could not be found guilty on both charges but he could b" found guilty on one of them or he could be found not guilty. He "N- plajned the difference between rob- bery and theft from person.
 At 1 o'clock, recess was declared with the jury still out.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
HEAD CLEARS
 QUICKLY! 1!
Inhale OZO MIST for INSTANT relief from c2i,

The quickest. easiest way 10 r"i.,t- 3 cold is 70 inhdlc OID MIST. Drop a few drops on your hmdkerchi"H Breathe in deeply, and radica- ments open clogged air passages Stufy head clears up. Irritation 5 relieved. Suecziue and coughing stop. Breatfr OIO MIST for you" coId-no". Keep il on your haud- Lerchief all winter 10 guard you ill crowds
 For quicE pheasant rrIinf i'm ie, on the original OIO MIST 5o rrn,* a bottle. At all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
..Ii. .i.n4> ,t;!; l5i.ri.,..

The tcsumouy ol Jos. r,mn" { roNsha Sro. iu U.r r... lu.. ''' Norce from J,ro,.r ...o.I ,. ,.. . Britain Was h"aw, ly JudS" l.. f Waldo AiaNIu m -arJIor Dra.' 5'S- ter, "jI,a' loi.r""i- cruelty and jru'ap~uur' n- grounds for divorce. I ' ..rt. lHdlri u 'ur"" years ago and '"vr oue cu Mrs. srogj testified. Nt-> Angela II. lat cava Of New IJj0aiU rr~-,l'.d ttf ease 10 Mrs. :ro.. 'u, husband presenting To d'i.lH- J9i2" Haf- vim took rh" cas" uua.r rouailrra- tiou.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
ST. LJJiAN;S INMATE
 F0.HD DEAD IN HALL
{, 2nu-t u:ia:Lou hi. cL nir~ of t;rar; .tU"t,--"al'n in Ho'&nd
 &-H i.mi%.a;yl Here

I.-uInt DHtEowonD .-'j c" Ms lmmd dead yesterday afternoon at o'clock by inmates o' the ~t Luram'~ hou. so9 Inc aged oh iur- rirt street iu a hallway ot that lu- stiiutIon. Medical Examiner Dr. John rugnry. who arrived shortly after ; orIonl a' tn" scene. pro- roun,.J 5,atU d.r To d heart ceu- Gjjiou
 Mr. DzjatHous.I is survived by a
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
r.tNNi.> BI.NrAI I.Nl,IiNATION

Nnou, tHO." to whom dental hy- .,ujta Lerus-+ 10 practice in Con- n.r"gm V"r" issued yesterday by ''. rpuu"nJicut State Dental com- I'. @ioH a' # meeting in Southugtop. r,# A.- Gr'os"n IimmormIu ol .a.s cr2. .ji-~ IwIormm is inc Dau%at'r Of Mr. aud Mrs Fred Iim- n.rmaH Of 7I Vine street. She lj- tended 'h" local schools and is u @Eadu"lo "f n" New Britain hisq school She 'ooN hor dental cour" at lh" Forsyth" Dental lufrmary in joa,on and graduated in Ig@N. Snr loo> h" state examination Ia,j month.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
hcOuGiI ON stand

Starring with 1 miG-G&y lunch at l Main street restaurant. K~ou4h told of going 10 lh" home of James Flood on I.asuIle Court to See about employment, but rot finding Flood home, Ita came back down Hravrr street. On tn" way to Floods honr. he saw York in an auvyWay near III Beaver street. helpluSsly ntONi- cat"d. and Nisk and tho mysterious third party were trying 10 get him to his feet without succa.s on the way back h" saW them farther down the street. end h. joined them. he1p- iu- to take York out of varG. I,r fell down in the gutter and it waS suggested that q tH,.icab he called. N"ouEh disagreed with Wiall as 10 inc company which Was called first. Fl" helped put York into tin" cab and then went with th" party To Allen street in" mysterious third man saying York was his brother m-laW.
 On the way 10 Allen street, kr- ough and Wis!, Ranked York. and tn" supposed relative Of the intoNj- catrd man sal on H coliapsibI" seat. Nobody robbed York in the cab. koough said. and he personally did not lay hand on him. When York Vas taken out of the cab, the sup posed relative explained that he did not wish to go home with him be causo lork's wife would give him helL"
 krou@h admitted that ho went,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11
hpough Rp-ume> Testimony

At th" opening of today's session
 Kcough was on the witness stand and testified that h" was not sure that William Robinson, New Britain truclunan. was the man who paid nim for working for him the day after he was released from i3il. Louis Eianchi, proprietor Of a
New Britain herald., 1929-12-11

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