The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-13
New ewSubpoenasSe Served
 Today In Fraud Trial
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NaugaLuck, CnaIeugeQ py Cne SCaCe, William Gallagher, of Beacon Falls, challenged by the defense; Mrs. Bella Goldberg, of Meriden, chal- lenged by the state; Stanley H. Downs, of Bethany, challenged by the state; Edward D. Sanford, of Hamden, challenged by the defense.
 MT. Sanford was challenged by the defense after Judge Inglis had de- nied a motion by Attorney Cassidy to excuse the venireman for cause. MT. Cassidy's motion was made after the venireman said he had formed an impression. Under further questioning by Judge Inglis and MT. Alcorn, MT. Sanford said the impress sion was not fixed one, and that he would judge the case fairly if selected.
 Oliver Gilbert, of Southbury, described himself as a "handyman" but said he had been employed for the past six weeks. He visited Wa terbury about once month he said, and occasionally visited a poolroom operated by Robert Stone. The state challenged M. Gilbert.
 c. E. Clark, Sr., of Woodbridge, said he had troubles enough" of his own without bothering to read about the conspiracy case in the newspapers. All he knew about it, he said, was that there was some trouble in Waterbury, MT. Clark said he is a retired baker and has had experience as a juryman. He was challenged by the defense.
 The last venireman called yester- day was Morris Feinmark, of New Haven. No questions were asked him. The defense immediately &C., cepted him but he was excused by MT. Alcorn.
 Court was then adjourned till Tuesday, the sixth panel of venire- men having been exhausted.
 The New Haven county jury list was reduced to about 100 yesterday when the seventh panel of men and women were drawn in connection with the Waterbury conspiracy trial.
 The complete list of the new panel is as follows:
 Ansonia-John T. Walsh, retired.
 Beacon Falls-Oscar J. Johnson, retired; Henry Schmitz, farmer; John E. Hawkins, brass worker; Ar thur c. Jones, laborer.
 Branford-Louis c. Lounsbury, merchant; Charles Reynolds, manu- facturer; Frank E. Smith, retired.
 Cheshire-Gordon R. Bain, elec- trician; Howard W. Durand, re- tired; Fred B. Holt, Sr., clerk; Mary c. Dunbar, housewife.
 East Haven-Charles W. Hotch- kiss, carpenter; John w. Sanderson, musician; John Howe, farmer; Beu- lah Hotchkiss, housewife; Augustus H. Merrill, salesman.
 Guilford-Lawrence R. Leete, far mer; Stanley M. Norton, retired; F. Harold Butler, farmer; Joseph s. Dolan. retired; Ralph Melbourne, merchant; Charles G. Kehrer, plum Der.
 Hamden-Arthur Talmadge, far mer; Bennett J. Dickerman, contrac- to; John H. Nolan, merchant: John T. Callahan, retired.
 Madison-Myrtle F. Dee, hairdres- ser; Milton Kateley, tree surgeon Henry c. Kulisch, merchant; Burton A. Hill, farmer.
 Meriden-Robert L. Lodge, re. tired; Mrs. Frances Collins, home. maker; John J. Morrissey, clerk Mrs. Gertrude Wessman, home maker; John Metiklem, retired Willard F. Peck, construction super. intendent; David Lowney, salesman Thomas Kean, retired.
 Milford-Charles w. Clark, far mer; Robert E. Broatch, salesman; 1 Clarence L. Andrews, mechanic; William c. Christian, retired; Moses Harris, retired; George w. Green fish dealer.
 New Haven-William H. Dwyer retired; Theodore Bender, retired; Mary E. Barrow, housewife; Frank E. Bowen, retired; George E. Morti- nor, retired; James R. Lyon, mag azine agent; George E. Handforth retired; William G. Graves, retired; John B. Savage, manufacturers; Ed ward M. Reynolds, retired: John J Rodican, retired; George J. Bishop retired; Van Court W. Tapp, sales man; John J. Courtney, platter; Ar thur B. Woodford, retired; wood. ford H. Apgar, retired; Arthur J Miller, inspector; Clifford G. Good. sell, adjuster: Charles Altman, re. tired; Thomas Wallace, manufac. turer; William O. Pardee, retired William H. Kane, retired.
 North Branford-Charles s. Todd retired; Eldridge Moore, farmer. North Haven-EdWard D, Fowler