New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1923, Page 16

DRUNKENDRIVER S “SENTENGED TO JAIL Chased Another Auto Into Lot at Stanley and Allen Streets ‘John Urban of Washington street was fined $100 and sentenced to 15H days in jail when arraigned before | Judge William C. Hungerford in po- | MNee court this morning on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Urban was | arrested last night at about 7:30 o'clock by Policeman Frank Parker at the corner of Allen and Stanley streets after an automobile in which he was driving had collided with an automobile driven ny Morris Gordon | of Stanley street. | Gordon testified this morning that | he was tiaveling north cn Stanley | street and as he approached the in-| tersection of Stanley street he saw Urban traveling at a fast rate of speed in a westerly direction. Gordon said | he turned to his left in order to al- | low Urban room to pass but Urban followed him. He then said that he turned off into the lot where the col- Wslon occurred. Gordon's machine was badly damaged. Policeman Parker, Patrick O'Mara and Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth testified that Urban was under the influence of liquor and in an unfit condition to drive an automobile. Frank McDonough, arrested at about 1 o'clock this morning on Hartford avenue by Supernumerary Officer Mullen on a drunkenness and breach of peace charge, was sentenced | to the state farm. Mrs. Margaret McGrath, his sister, with whom he | makes his home, testified that her brother came home drunk, called her names and caused a disturbance. She requested that he be sent away. Po- liceman Mullen said that the man was causing a disturbance when he placed him under arrest. Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods nolled the case against Salvatore DeFlos charged with breach of the peace. The case against Alex Sabinsky, discharged yesterday morning after having been arraigned on a breach of peace charge, was reopened this morning at the request of Prosecutor ‘Woods. Sabinsky was asked why he told the judge vesterday that he had | never been arrested before when he was arraignd in court on Tuesday of last week. He said he didn't wun- derstand the judge. Judge Hunger- ford told him that he was not frank with him yesterday and therefore he would have to impose a fine of $10 and costs. NEW BRITAIN MAN WITH MARINE GORPS ABROAD T. W. Katzung One Complement Visits Mediterranean of Pittsburgh's Ports—-On Two Year Cruise. | | Virtually | and many | ‘Washington, Aug. 28 every country of Europe other lands, have been visited by Thomas William Katzung, of New Britajn, Conn., who is with the U. 8. Marines on the cruiser Pittsburgh, ac- | eording to recent advices to Marine Corps headquarters here. 'The eruiser | salled from Philadelphia last October, | and its cruise, thus far, includes visits | to the Canary Islands, Spain, Algiers, | Egypt, Palestine, Italy, [rance and many other countries. Thomas lived at the home of his father, William Katzung, 131 Main street, New Britain, before he joined | the Marine Corps at Hartford, No-| vember 6, 1920. He was selected to | aceompany the U. 8. Marine guard on the Pittsburgh, when it left for a two years' cruise abroad. The vessel visited several ports be- fore reaching Constantinople last No- vember. Early this year it sailed for Alexandria, Egypt, the Marines mak- | ing a trip down the Nile to view the| sphinx and pyramids. Later the ves-| sel visited Palestine, affording the ma- | rines an opportunity to view the Holy | Land before returning to Constanti- nople. Since last May the Pittsburgh | has visited Ttaly, France, and Den- mark and was recently reported at Stockholm, Sweden. — e We Clean Everything Under the Sun (zeneral Housecleaning A Specialty NEW BRITAIN WINDOW CLEANING CO. 338 Main St.—Tel. 888 | Evans Hughes, An immense crowd listens to Eamonn De Valera (arrow, be- hind flag). Suddenly troops of the Free State rush into the crowd and arrest the Irish Republican leader. The crowd dis- perses as shots are fired. This, at Ennis, Ireland. 1'hfln followed in the Wilson adminis- tration “Then after the force of the no- Aug secretary Minneapolis, of state, | was being mentioned in some circles today as a possible candidate for the | presidency of the American bar asso ciation whose annual _convention opens here tomorrow.” He is expect- ed to arrive here today More than 500 prominent members of the legal profession were here to- | day for the meeting preliminary to | ®¥e" e the formal opening of the convention | tries on farm products in this coun- tomobtrow: | try with cancellation of a correspond- Would Move Court. |ing amount of their war debt to the A resolution asking removal of the is contemplated in‘a United States supreme court from = Washington “to some place a om the influences of congre: will be presénted at the opening of | the har association by J. Hamilton Lewis, former U, 8, senator from Illi- nois, he announced today Mr. Lewis said he opposed move to prevent the court from claring laws invalid when opposed to the constitution. His statement said: “The evil that afflicts the court is the unconscious influence of politics springing from the fever of debate on cach party measure in the congress. “The first impulse of such mem- | bers of fhe court as owe their ap- | pointment to the administration in | power is to sustain the legi ion of | - the party of his creator. This was | 5 seen in the opinions of the court in Zl the Roosevelt administration and | “FIFTY-FIFTY BROTHER” A NOT[CE! Wl She knows that her brother loves Seibert’s A Social and Dance will he milk but that he will play fair with her. And besides, mother told him to. 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