New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Jennings. in superior court today West Haven 70 states prison for a term Of not less than two nor more than three years on the charge of embczZlcmcnt.
 Walker pleaded guilty and the recommendation of tho state was q jail sentence of six months. Attor- hey GaftneV explained that Walker vas wanted in New Haven for vio- lation of. probation, having been sentenced to one year in jail for cEl- bezzlomcnt about two years ago. lie said that other courts in Connecticut also wanted Walker and for that reason, the state was inclined to be lcnient on the charge on which he was sentenced 10 day. ]
 Attorney William F. Haggerty of New Britain representing Walker said that the recommendation Was very liberal and he remarked that Walker would probably servo the next four or five years in prison as he was wanted in Middlesex county, Fairfield county and probably Litch- field county.
 Judge Jennings replied that it would be much more sensible" to recommend q states prison sentence instead of hauling" Walker from county to county throughout the state.
 Attorney Gaffnoy said that tho states attorneys office was without information of q definite nature con- corning the charges in the counties mentioned by Attorney Haggerty.
 After imposing the states prison sentence, Judge Jennings wanted It recorded that the sentence would cover all of Walkers operations in Connecticut. The specific charge 3n which he was presented was pre- fcrred by Frederick Beh of Liberty street, New Britain, Walker having fleeCed him in a stock transactiol I involving $992, it was alleged.
 Walker was bound over q few months ago from the New Britain police court and had been ill iIil awaiting trial since that time.
 Wire Thieves Sentenced
 Leo White, IT, and Stanley Doo- koHsj, 19, both of New Britair. pleaded guilty to the charge of th.ft Of 800 feet of copper wire, the prop crty Of Reginald l.. Towers of New Britain. Judge Jennings sentence ] both of them to the state reformI- tCry al Cheshire. They were repre- so-tod by Judge w. r. Mangan an Attorney E. J. MonkicWicz of New Britain.
 New Charge Against Warren
 Carl Warren, 2G, of g Lind n street. pleaded guilty to the char-e ot obtaining money under false pre- tcu>os and Vd5 about to be sentcI.@- rG Nheu a deputy sheriff informs l tbc court through Assistant States $ Attorney Donald GaNney that war- rant had been lodged against War rem hy the East Hartford police.
 Judge Jennings romanded Warren 10 the custody Of the sheriff to D4 hold in Jail until tomorrow morning b allow time for investigation ot the adduional count.
 Warren WIS arrested in El~t Hartford for the New Britain police after he had made out a check fo. 5lS.50 on the Hartford -Connecticut Trust 70, in the name of H T. Halt and I@,l It fn frtr,b.t.l, ,..tJio tuIrl and slycnr;us 10 the amount oi SHE'S in tho General Auto Co. store at lie Alam :trp., New Britain, receiving casf for the balance. He also had another check made out for S5 hut had not made any Ia.tempt 10 cash H. Warren was rep resented ly Attorney Harry NJ. Gtusbcr@.
 { Iosoph Nindi, 1G, of Ncwington vas sentenced to the Slalr rcforma- tory at Cheshire after pleading guil- tv o iDo charge or nlyIng carn1l anonlrdge of his thrc,-yoar-oII stupsj~trr, lIe vas represented b, , Public Defender C. II. Glover Camp l ell.
 smoke shop Eaid Case ! John Mirzduha pleaded not g4ju, 10 the charge Of violation O. ul. 1 liquor law in l Broad street smoke shop and was represented lv Attor- uoy l.. J. Colon. The case WAS sot down by the court for trial OH Fri,