New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1927. 'S N |ed for Kaplan, but at the last min- | KAPLAN AFTER TITIE |55 oy, Dundce's manas- I]ETR[]IT.GHI[;AE[] | er, " dectded that he did not want any | part of Kaplan at 133 pounds. Cur-| Champlon | joy wants the welght to be 130 | pounds. but since Kaplan has de-| of which resulted fn | while of the 341 trials without jur or 75 per cent, brou convictions. conviction, | seriously ill at her home on Robbins avenue, is much improved. Mrs. Loren Baucroft gave a bridge | party Tuesday afternoon at her home |on Robbins avenue. The prizes were awarded to Miss Nina Blair and efforts it is suggested in “Infantry Training” that community singing in the army shall be revived. Doctors were summoned from Elk- hart, 25 miles away, and Goshen, but they arrived to find their services |required only for the trcatment of {minor injuries. Wrecking cranes were sent from PROBATION SEEN LIBERAL LEADER CAUGHT ' Nicaraguan Commander Shot and Retired Featherwelght AS QUITE USEFUL Efective Way to Curb Crime,| rous Report Shows New Haven, Feb. 4 (P—A survey of the courts of several cities of the them is in progress at the present time under auspices of the National | February Probation assoclation co-operating | Should the latter match go through | persons were killed and 30 wounded |awakening passengers but seriously Nutmeg|in a street riot at Bagdad when po- | injuring none. with the Connecticut Child- Weltare | a; fation. | Ernest H. Cole, extension ta of the National Probation as-|Welght sociation, who is in charge of this {Brown and Ben in connection with re- i had Mike Dundee of Chicago book- work said, ports now being prepared: | “Probation as a medium of curb- | ing crime has proven successful and | will come into wider use in the large cities of the country.” These stud- | ies so far reveal that wherever pro- bation work is properly done it is producing marked results in prevent ing further delinquencies, especially among children but in other scc- tions of the state the work is so neglected by the probation officers themselves that the system has proken down. In one city the re- | cords were so inadequate that our investigators had to hunt out the pe- {itioners themselves to learn what | had been done. | “As fast as these-studies are com- pleted reports are made to iocal, judges and committees interested so that the findings are used to im- prove the probation work of the lo- cal courts. This is the type of serv- ice which the National Probation as- | soclation 1s rendering all over the country, The cornerstone of the| probation system is the study and (reatment of the individual ° delin- quent. Common sense tells us that judges desire to dispose intelligently | o the lives of those who come be- | fore them and this can better be done with knowledge of the offend- ¢ ors’ social background. The addi- tion of well qualified probation offi- | cers to any court greatly strengthens | {he work and is a constructive meas- | ure that not only saves moncy for the city which employs such officers, but what is of far more importance, it helps materially to raise the tvpe of citizenship in the community. Recommendations Made. i Norwich, Feb. 4 (A—Employment of a probation officer who would share his time about equally be- twoen puvenile and adult probation tween juvenila for detention of ju- veniles elsewhere than in the police station and hearing of juvenile cases as far as possible from the pol court atmocphere are among the recommendation made by Francis H. Hiller, ficld sécretary of the na- tional probation association, follow- ing a survey -of the juvenile court and probation needs of this city just completed. The work ot Miss Julia Corcoran, social worker of the family welfare department of the United Workers of Norwich, as women's proba officer, received the approval of Mr. Hiller, who felt that Edwin Hill, zeneral secretary of the Y. M. C. A. who has been acting as probation officer for young men, had too much work in connection with the Y. M. C. A. to give to the probation work the time and attention necessary for successful results. The probation work being primar- preventative and reformative her than punitive, Mr. Hiller ex- ed the opinion that removal of wenile hearings formal and in- 1l from the police eourt atmos- phere would be desirable and that the prosecutor should not be preg- ent unless really required. Boys and | girls under 16 have been detained in the women’s room at the police sta- tion. The investigator recommended the substitution of boarding homes, or of quarters in the United Work- ers' building, if possible, i Other recommendations included sarlier attention to cases which might develop trouble; closer co- operation betwcen the agencies Co- ing social work; closer follow up work on probation cases; more ade- | quate social records, especially in the case of boys. | The present method of unofficial adjustment of as many juvenile cases as possible received Mr, Hill- | approval. WORK ON FARM BILL Legislators At Washington Hustling About to Obtain Support For This Measure, b 4 (A —Successtul umentary fight to get the McNary-Haugen farm bill be- jore the senate ahead of other measures considered by their sup- porters as equally important, man- agers of the surplus equalization fee proposal today were working for ad- ditional prospective affirmative votes among members still in the doubttul | column, They were hoping to bring into line these senators by consenting to vield to suggestions for minor changes. One of the outstanding compromises sought, and which leaders feel would remove the chief obstacle in the bill's path, is an agrecement with southern members on the proposed fee on cotton, one of five basic farm commodities on which a changa would be made to handle surpluses. Cotton provisions of the bill were gone over at a conference last night between cotton organization representatives and the bill's man- ager in an effort to reach a com- promise on the fee and the Harri- son insurance plan, and although no ldefinite agreement was reached it was announced that some progress had been made. Further conferences were planned. Washington, in their parl CLYDE STEAMER LOST Waterford, Ireland, Feb. 4.—(UP) | —The Clyde Shipping company’s steamer Sheerness of 1,274 tons to- | day was reported to have sunk with one member of her crew after strik- ing Tuskar Rocks. Best coffee, 2 1bs. for $1.00. Rus- scll Bros.—advt. | Strictly fresh eggs, doz. for | §1.00. Russell Bros.—advt. box Cuddy DeMarco of Pittsburgh - on February 14th in Rochester, N.| state and probation work done in |y, with Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo for | |it will be the first time the secre- | action since he invaded the light- Campaigning To Land Match With | lightweight, he FLIER DERAILED | three points to clear the tracks. MAPLE HILL NEWS Falls From His Horse clared himself a Sammy Mandell. I Jess McMahon, land & match yfagison Square e ght Kking. the “Iid" Kaplan is at present matched to| i Terris and Billy March 14th. He is also practically matched | 24th at New Haven, Beirut, Syria, Feb. their favorite inihce attem ns will witne: Promoters Lou Cohen originall ranks, sired retained. matchmaker Garden, light- | 15oking for a suitable opponent for on the same card with EIGHT KILLED IN RIOT. pted to quell stration by students. Dispatches say|brakeman was reported to be the the trouble started in the d of professors whom the st cannot see why he should go in the| | juntor lightweight class, as his goal “Kid” Kaplin, retired feather| is set for Sammy Mandell's title. weight champion, is now very busy lin bis campaign®to with Sammy Mandell, Wi of is | ‘Wallace for| Wabash 4 (P—Eight |o'clock this a demon-| The broken ischarge | most seve: de | sides. railroad, arm Good for 40c This Coupon and $1.00 entitles the bearer to 4 Men's SEMI-SOFT ARATEX COLLARS if presented Saturday at our Men's Department. Without this Coupon Price is $1.40 This offer is for Saturday only Come to Connecticut’s Best Baby Wear Department 4-Piece Teddy Bear Suits $4.98 Teddy Bear Suits in nursery colored patterns; including ILeg- gins, Mittens, Sweater and Cap; colored pink or blue. Saturday Special ... 343 Pairs Crib Blankets Another Big Lot of beautiful Crib Blankets in Pink or Blue; sizes 36x40. Neatly finished hems. 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No. 5 left Detroit at 11:35 o'clock last night and was due at Chicago g |at 7:15 a. m., central time. Mrs. avenue Norfolk, L. Juries More Lenient aple Hill 'afternoon Than Conn. Judges e Hartford, Conn., Feb. 4 (UP)— \giliam M Trials by jury result in fewer con- s s than those before a ju; inection Mrs., abruptly it the summary o received by a| | vears ending Jy taken as a criterion, ring that period th iry, ere were 212 | 114, or 67 per C-)Rti Mrs. B. J. Hubert, who has been | M. Baucroft spending a visiting Miss Mary M a former resident of few elson Mann entertained the Bridge at her home on Robbins James Powell, ddlemas and Mrs. were awarded the prizes. club Dkl Aol 1ary off Miss Frances Sorrow of Pratt In- ght state’s attorneys for the two gtitute is spending a few days with e 80, 1926, can be her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sorrow of Maple stree of Robbins days Tue | Mrs. Willlam Wells. 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This offer is for Saturday only ‘Wonx . $1.29 Women's ‘Woolen . $1.29 Managua, Nicaragua, Feb. 4 UP— liberal commander, whose capture was ane | conservative government, has beem | brought from Granada to the Mana- gua penitentiary, where it is stated The coneervative government de- clares that compromising documents were found on the person of General The general the conserva. the cona companions near Namdaime and at- A bullet in his from his |horse, and he was obliged to eur-