SAID SHE SOLD THE FURNITURE.
Three Sets in Seven Years Frank
Grantella Said He Had Bought.
"That was a neat job of justice," John Swenson, city attorney, told Judge Remley yesterday morning, after the judge had dismissed the case of Frank Grantella.
Grantella was charged with non-support of his wife, Laura, of 584 Harrison street. The judge resisted the temptation to fine him and instead made him promise to pay $6 a week toward the support of Mrs. Grantella and three babies.
"I'd be tickled to death to live with my wife if she wouldn't sell the furniture," said Grantella.
"How much furniture have you bought her?"
"Three sets in seven years."
Then came the judge's decision and the city attorney's compliment.
