New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1922, Page 5

GIRL 1S VICTH OF BRUTAL GANG Two Already .'.Under Arrest in New Haven Scandal New Haven, Feb, T.—Accused ot taking part in an attack upon a frail 16 year old girl in a vecant house on An- Louls J'ast street yesterday afternoon, tonto ke, #0 years old and Loth of 45 Collis street, sted by Detectives O'Brien and Branlon aund Patrolmun Thomas Ryan last night and locked up at headquarters on technical charges of fdleness, The assauit, in which at least four young men are said to be involved wis deseribed by the police ag one of the most brutal crimes perpetrated here in years, About 3 o'clok yesterday afternoon, when neighbors of the vacant Iast Anataslo, werd ar Gas, Indigestion, Stomach Misery “pape’s Diapepsin” has proven it- self the surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, IMlatulence, Heartburn, Sour- ness, [fermentation or Stomach Dis- tress caused by acidity. “A few {ab- lets give almost immediate stomach relief and shorty the stomach is cor- rected so you can eat favorite foods without fear. - Large case costs only few cents at drug store. 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It has given safe and lasting rellef to thousande | and should do the same for you—itl scldom falls, notieed from the street house men cmerge the girl that several young house without they had half-carried in an hour hefore, the nelghbors' suspicions were aroused, and Patrol- man Ryan of Grand avenue station was summoned, Lying unclothed, the officer found the unconscious girl, Gradually the girl retarned to con- sclousness and ufter stimulants had been plled her she was removed to headquarters where Pollcé Burgeon Seymour [, Spler was summoned, Girl Tells Story The story as recounted by the girl follows: 8he left her home in Pardee street after lunch yesterday for the New Haven Knitting Mills plant in Olive street where she s employed, On Ierry street, near Chapel street, she was halled by two your g men in « small dellvery truck. Bhe knew only one of them, They invited her for a 16-minute ride, promising to drop her off at the factory before 1 o'clock. On the ride, the youths offered her something to drink. Bhe aecept- ed ft. That was all she remembered until she regained consclousness about two and a half hours later, After receiving medical treatment she was remanded in the care of the juvenile home, The two young men she took the ride are sought by the police, Anastasio, the police sald, were directed to the house by the first pair. Both men under arrest denied knowing anything about the attack. A key to the vacant house was found with. whom still being Finke and Jon the person of one of the palr, it is sald, STRANGE GIRL HAS DUAL PERSONALITY Brockton Mystitied by Peculia Notivite of Child Brockton, Feb, 7.—"Pleasge take me from this house, mamma, dear. Truly I'll be myself again,” lisped 18-year- old Clara Beauclaire, Brockton's strange dual personality girl, to her mother. In less than 15 minutes she was being escorted from the house of which she seems to be in deadly fear to an apartment which has been rented temporarily at 138 Pleasant street. Like a flash she changed from the babbling tot of six years to the light-hearted maid, her own self, as she was led upstairs. Since that time, Miss Beauclaire, whose strange case ‘has baffled a dozen medical men of this section, has failed to show any trace of that other nature which has persistently trans- formed her into & child, without warning, for the past two months. She will be allowed to re- main in her present quarters while an exhaustive test is made to deter- mine.the cause of her weird trans- formation. The childish request was made by the girl Saturday night after she had been in the juvenile state for 24 hours. She begged to be taken to the home of a friend not far away to join a party of friends at whist. Hardly had she entered the room be- fore the transformation came. She played with skill and enthusiasm. Late in the evening she re-entered her home and once more lapsed into the childish state. Then| she was taken to her new quarters where, true to her promise, she became her nor- mal self. Victim Of Hallucinations All night long she was unable to close her eyes. This morning, how- ever, she fell into a sound sleep at 6 o'clock and awoke three hours later, dressed and went to church. Since she has been the care free girl and pride of the family of six sisters and three brothers. Several ‘reasons have beeh advanc- ed for her strange condition, hypno- tism, wrecked nerves and even »sy- copathia, but none agree. When transformed into a child she seems to sense a haunting fear of the upper part of the house, telling of the man that hung himself in the attic. Once when persunaded to visit the spot she hecame almost a maniac, screaming in abject terror, making It necessary to carry her from the place. Again in her rambling talk she tells of two black eyes that continually stare at her., Recently she told her mother that .a little angel had appeared to her saying that if she would “prick" the eyes out, her trouble would van- ish. She has since been closely watched for on more than one occa- sion she has sought some pointed in- strument while in the sub-normal state. ISSUBS HANIFESTO Non-Cooperationist Leader In India Willing To Abandon Aggressive Pol- icy Under Certain’ Conditions. London, I%eb. 7.-—(By Associated Press)—M. K. Gandhi, the non-co- operationist leader of India has sent a manifesto to Lord Reading, the viceroy, saying he is prepared to abandon his aggressive policy under certain conditions, says a Bombay dis- patch today (o the Exchange Tele- graph Co. Gandhi, says the dispatch, offered to give up his aggressive plans s his followers who are imprisoned i his followers who are imprisoned ties are released, and if the press g released from administrative control with the restoration of fines and for- feitures. Gandhi added that if this is done the whole situation will be considered afresh. " FRANCE FEELS BLOW IPeb 7.-—(By the Associated Press)—Passage of the allied debt re- funding bill by the American congress is regarded by most of the FKrench press as a severe blow to France. They attributed it to German propaganda. It is pointed out in various editorials that France must now pay the United States annually 1,500,000,000 paper francs in interest, while the maximum cash she can reasonably expect from Germany would be 52 per cent of| 700,000,000 gold marks—the amount fixed at the recent supreme council meeting at Cannes—or about 1,100,- 000,000 pappr francs. 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