New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 3

e —————————————————— JAIL SENTENCE FOR ACGOSTING WONAN Jack Mauro Given 60 Days But Files Appeal Charged with breach of the peaco, and jndecent exposure, Jack Mavro, iged 24, of 168 Washington street, was sentenced to jall for 60 days by Judge B. W. Alling in police court this morning. The complainant was 1 local married woman. Bonds for i appeal were fixed at 81,000, I'riends posted the bond and the ap- pral was taken. The alleged offenss occurred Bun- lay night about 10 o'clock on Beaver streef, near Beatty etreet. I'he complainant testified that screamed @nd after recovering from her fright sho walked rapidly down Beaver street and at the corner of North Main and Beaver streets, sho |three-engine she | i |Cast and Chorus Selocted For Per- || Alllance reported yesterday that the | plane Detroiter, ecarry- ing the base pa was forced to turn back soon a it set out from Barrow. One cylinder of the central engine went dend and Mafor Thomas | G. Lanphier, in command, consid- ered the crippled plane unsafe for a crossing of the mountaln ranges on its route, Another tiight will b tried as soon as the plane has been overhanled and tested The base party also has lost com- munication with an overland party en route to Barrow. Just after Al- (exander Malcolm the leader {of the land part an important messago radio operator for the banks Sunday night and was unable to again, “THE, RURRY-UP BRIDE" H. . CLASS NIGHT SHOW to send, party at | lost contact reach Smith formance To Be Given Before Graduating Class | et Bdward Derange, Michael Oles mnd Peter Zyjaveski, aged about 16 and told them what had| ppened. They followed Mavro down . Broad street and overtook him. Oles went after a policeman but re- turned alone and Mavro broke awa: ‘rom the boys and ran to his home. ‘The boys testified they followed but were afrald to enter the vard be- cause of dogs. Offleer Feeney came along in the police eervice car and entered the where the boys pointed out and Officer Feeney e honse, \avro vim, Mavyro denied on the witnees stand that he had told Officer Feeney he ad walked beyond Broad street on Beaver street “for his health.” He «aid he did not understand some of *he questions he was asked by the police Sunday night. He.denied the chargs and sald hr. b did not go north of Broad street on | Beaver street, Sunday night. He had been told there was a tenement tn | rent on the north elde of Hroad street and he went to look at it. H was stopped by the complainant and three boy Broad and Washington streets. was afraid they wonld wssandt him se he ran home. Prior to that time he had not seen the complainant, ha said. §he, however identificd him a short time after he wag arrested, He admitled he aaring a soft, gray hat and was vithout an overcoat Sunday night. Officer Feeney testified that Mayv-! a Main home and Broad why ro told him he attended street theater and went vay of Lafayette, Beaver streets, Asked by the officer e took that routs instcad of going | Lafayette street ors through , the officer g Aftorney Woods o mishment begmeted ¥ of tha women of occasion to ont, for the New Brits on the jerson is o1 t walks saf n who have comime c men who 1 th . Dunn, conpsel e ceurt to con- testimony - Mavro for the of his elient th of geve wit- for the charn in hounzht trosse ment. of .‘.:_(,-.U\Hm man s 100 seri charge to b thoug Al Mavro the someo Judge im that ommitted Terry tally wed until today, I hear RREAK HALTS SEARGH FOR MISSING AVIATORS Wilkins And Eiclson Still Missing With Radio Contact Rroken Sinee Sunday T (A —Tts st Now York, April 27 v ttempt frustrated by a faulty en- ne, the base party of the Detroit Arctic expedition at Fairbanks, ka, today hastened repairs for sther flight In search of Captain e H. 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McBriar- ty, Mallinowski & O'Brien, Miller- | Hanson Drug Co., and South End A short time later, i | arrested was | by | d to sufferers from | The play "The Hurry-Up Bride {will be produced by a and '\homs of the graduation class at ity class night exercis in Juns, | Miss llga Harvey, class supervisor “l\nul) 1 this morning. A list of Ithe suceessfil contestants for places in the cast and chorus was also announced toda The cast. of ¢ | Martin Muldoon, cast aracters follows: the new mayor Donald MeCrann Mnldoon's crony Henry Bray Rose's choice. .. Francis Dorsey Muldoon's choice. John Gowen ths maid of honor . Catherine Brown Row Muldoon, the hurry-up bride Barbara Troup & danghter Hennessy, [Harry Shannon, | The Duke. | Mitdreq, Two Marchall Boys . Harry Moore and The general chorus follows: Gen vieve Cieszynski, Marjorie Gibney |Ruth Gibn Wilhelmina Stack, It r Harvey, Anna Donlon, Dorothy Boilard, Grace Wallen, Joseph Azaro, Edward Gromke, Paul Wil- lots, Henry Bofnowski, Maurice | Koplowitz, Max Kirshnit, Thoma. | Canway, Hamilton Darraw, Harry Moore and Willlamn Pape. Little Girls' chorus: Rose Meltzer, . Ruby Willets, Olga | Halgis. Angeli calise, Sophie Bu- | koweki, Panline Baloski, Ma O'Mara, Wanda, Zarawski, Mary Me. Inerney and Tda Ravi hinege chorus: Lois Mills, P.mr\hnr Dorothy Plersick. Franeis, Anna Kozlowskl., Elizabeth | {Hance, Matilda. Dranchick velyn Goodale, Helen Lndorf and Lilllan Adler. The elass night | {Ruth Finis Doris committer fol- ehairman; Fran- rnhvnsnyv. Aaron Kehoe, Mary & Y‘fl!m"\ I"rrm‘l\ and Anna Donlon. " Tyoons on Duty Duung Trn] of T\\ o Neovoes r"l today el reed ing a 16-year old white g bile, Ala., April T, hor negroeg, Nathan Bard Holl indicted on the o he tried im fter Floming's case i on Columbus same wil | mediately completad, Troops af he Kentucky national rd numbering 206 patrofled the court, house fo pre e ovder. This Great Sale THE GREATEST SCISSORS | the mo | Luctus ¥ { bureaueracy, N I;W DRIT AN DAILY llLRAlD TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1926. PROHIBITION LAY Retiring Head of State Bar As- sociation Gives Opinion Hartford, April 27 (@ ment Th AV pro- | teenth amen: which hibition to the eountry, “is pert . serlous blunder ever mitted by the Americ Robinson anid ir insc edictory as president o at Bay meetin neecti associat annual in court yesterdy afternoon Constitution Losing. The retiring ident on at fts voman T incoma ti charge amendment, is clearly | that the 18th pugnant to the score that it v law a fundament government and zovernment the internal roment sufftago “Harminl." aid of ni shich it law of make a al prin impos federal lircet nthority over v enth amend e woman suffrig the land that it « plicated the problum of pr American plan of self by bringing to t nto leglslative and nt gisi and ston 2 people sublime ignorance significance Slams Incor he income system expert, the nation s far excecded by th or in tim nd inqui ment wnd que eral cha g0 lobhies peals n, mint welfar nt IR ion ros conor PiE- and in their real tor 1 ax he whe sald "“w comple the whose cost to confuses sollactio; €x0 ¥ 108 loving people.” oachment of ment v control of intern: il impairing state government,” h To See Perfectly Is to Understand | and Enjoy ' 1 full n you would reach your ovient see that your vision i p to present-day requirement is a porfect A. 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ROBINSON SLAWS , it nni in titior Attarney M Haven Vifadrs | TR T RS HEETeTe Mre N M ah troet is res Britain an opey inherent spirit of the constitn ‘ } ..‘H !tion on w\\j V EECTITETEY PEETTERGTS | o ot EITE [ oo Cic G e g ] Tyranny I illy It Irritat Demoralizing ieraey Itain General hospital, following | 618t time, The suspension of a com- i operation {mittment to the state farm was re- Mrs. Itose Welinsky of Bay Ridge, [voked by Judge Alling, Smith's of. ooklyn, N. Y., is visiting Mr, and [fences in the 28 years since his first I lirnbaum of 28 Winthrop |arrest include drunkenness, drunk- Mrs, Welinsky sister of [enness and breach of the peace, nhaum | vagrancy, resistance, assault and va- 1, son of Mr, and Mrs. [rlous other misdemeanors. This of Soymour street, [morning he pleaded guilty to drimk- Now firitain General hos- | enness and not gullty to the charge tal shortly following an operation | of being a common drunkard, b hrion ot John A 'POLICE GUNS INJURE THREE IN ACCIDENTS Inc., against Oscar Dreisen has | n withdrawn from the city court 1 ward A. Mag was counsel for the | | has bro it for $75 | OMicer Loses Toes, “lix and Carmela Venturo. ( & returnable in the eity | cond Monday in May ¢ an \ nt on over m the opy Privile W roval o [ 10 o lot John Andrews | City Items Roman And Two Boys Shot As Shot Gun Patrol Art M Organizes, 61st Time in C mni Gaes to State Farm | w first beeams circles in 1898, this morning Boston, tims ot pol wounds toc L desperado, A policcman and two hoys eom- prised the hospital 1ist The shoot. April 27 (A—Three vie- & rlot guns were nursing li y. None, however, wag no Alfr was for the ASPERIN TABLETS 5 grain Dr. Sumner hrand 24 in box For Wed. | Only 1 2 (e ing started yesterday when Patrol- man Lewis R. Murray, a member of the new shot gun patrol, wounded himself in the foot as he stepped from a police car to Interrogate oe- cupants of a parked machine. The |BuUN's charge penetrated his right |foot and necessitated the amputa- tion of two toes. Last night Leo Mansker, 14, and | Joseph Cormier, 16, of Whitman | |were watching Police Chief L. L. Phinney unpack a new riot gun preparatory to a practice session. The weapon discharged prematurely |and the bullets lodged, two in Mans- {ker's leg, and one in Cormier's. Tha boys had been standing outside a window of the police station base- |ment, and only the fact that lmza were broken in force by a {three fnch window sash saved the | vouths from more serfous injury. |They were taken to a hospital, CITY COURT CALENDAR | Asstgnments have been made in the city court, as follows: Wednes- the | day, April 28, 9 a. m, Albert' C. Record, by Wi F. Mangan, va. The Connecticut Co., by Day, Berry & Reynolds; Thursday, April 29, 9 a. m., Alphonse Bores, by Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford & Camp, va Widower, helrs, representatives and creditors of Augusta Silkin; 9 a. m., James W, Manning, by Roche & Cabelus, vo. The Colonial Filling Stations of Conn, Inc; Monday, W\my 3, 1:30 p. m, Kulper Printing |Co., Inc., by 8 Gerard Casals, vs. Joseph Kloskowski, by Stanley J. Traceski; Wednesday, May 6, 1 p. {m.. John Hunker, by M. A. Sexto) |ve. Bteve Marsky, by Nair & Nal 1 p. m, Charles Abrucewles, by ) A. Bexton ,ve. Wadyslaw Kulas, by Stanley J. 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