New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 11

COOLIDGE WIL RUN, MANY SAY Prominent Democrat Says Re- publicans Think So, Too Nov 17.—(UP) rally accepted view has elimin- for Te- Capital the most race and ign on state- the “fool” l MAPLE HILL NEWS The Woman's club of Maple Hill met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Allen on Roh- bins avenue. The current events given by Mrs. Clarénce Bennett of New Britain made the afrernoon's program very interesting as well as entertaining. The hostess was as- sisted by Mrs. William Pond J. H. Latham, and Mrs. Tt Wallin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hare of Pittsfield, Mass., formerly of Maple Hill spent a few days last week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur L. Holl of New- ington Center, Mrs. Nelson Man the aft was hostess for aple Hill Bridge club Tuesday noon at her home on Robbins ue. The prizes were won by Mrs. L. Kinsley, Mrs, Frank B. Rau | and Mrs. M. J. Mr and Mrs. Dunlap daughter of Robbins avenue, rlington, Vt., with Mrs er who i3 confined to al ard who is studying School of Architecture week-end with his par- and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard ter and are Robert Lie 8, My, ¢ of Golf street. £ with Washington, 1 to have any € although they ntly in their public state- s senator added. is conmection, it L onsensus of o #fing of republican n leaders here t they should half the s recalled nion at the ional com- six years work for Mr. or Vice Pres- independent re- s will try at the coming ses- smoke out” of statement his position sion of congress to nt anot hich ould anip Harry Krenz Arrested In Singapore, India rha China, Nov. 17.—# — Krenz, form f the United r, acused of h 0 of governnent him he gation at mbezzled funds after would die soon en arrested in as announced tt, district at- s court in ted yester it search for throughout the small ehildren sty it 1o Unit RECEIVED BY POPE Nov. 1 Pius to- audience M bishop of Montr s of the Canadian Col- 1 by him received Tgnazio Mexico and bis family, enity present 1o of hest Colds Need Direct . Treatment < \A “= It 1s an ob- 42\ stinate cold ="~ indeed that can resist the direct double action of Vicks. Rubbed on the chest, it acts 2 ways at once: (1) Direct to air pas- sages with its healing va- pors released by body heat ; (2) Direct, like a poul- tice, it ‘“‘draws out” the soreness. ways afozlce SHE COULD MARRY TITLE DOES LOVE REALLY COUNT? £y MINEY LoV Beatrice’ Burton THE 'HERALD -ginning Tuesday r disbursing of- | TRIOBOUND OVER ON GIRL'S STORY Held Under $1,000 for Orgy With Little Children After Detective Sergeant George Elinger and Sergeant Pat McAvay had testified, Judge D. Saxe in police court today suggeste: that the two girls on whose storics men were arraigned on tt rge of carnal abuse of minor be spared the narration of he shocking details of an alleged orgy that occurred last % night at the home of Louis Ge aged 50, of 395 Myrtle street. Prose- cuting Attorney J. G. Woods had called one of the . aged 13 years, to the , and her rs, was pre- when Judg s bserved that in all probability the defense counsel would not a serious effort to preclud ing of probahle In view o cause, irls might say ¢ Saxe said. Attorney Albert A, Gr representing Gentilli and scalora, aged 40, of 690 Main 1 that there was no question that probable cause would he found and he did not wish to go into the letails of the affair this time Relative to the bond, which Leen $1500, felt that it might well be lowered. The men he appear- ed for have clean records, v having been involved in trouble with ww prior to this incident. and It certain that a lower bond would hold them, he said. Attorne Tsrael Nair, representing Joseph Sgroy, aged 19, of 89 Grove reet, conferred with the ing attorney relative to a chang the charge but Mr. Woods refus to reduce it. Attorney gestion of the court, remarking that he felt, in view of youth and all the , that a less serious ch {should be preferred. Hows was willing to waive further ination. and Judge Saxe boun . trio over to the December term of superior court, reducing the bond in cach case from $1500 to $1000, Drunken Driver Fined $100 A fine of $160 and cost suspended jail s s the penalty in the Dorbuck, aged Stanley street, who pleaded guilty to the charge of operating an autono- bile while under the influence of liquor. He was arrested by Officer William O'Day on mington ave rue about feet north of Allen ‘street about 10:30 last night. The | officer testified that he stopped Dor- buck’s car and found the driver in- toxicated. Sergeant T. J. Feeney testified that [ Dorbuck was “blind drunk” and wn- tirely unfit to operate an automobile. Attorney T. F. McDonough asked for leniency. He said the voung man bad been at the home of a friend on Farmington avenue and had two drinks of cider which affected him Some time ago he suffered a fractur lof the skull in an automobile dent in West Hartford and bec of the injury the cider affected him in an unusually severe manner, the |lawyer claimed. Judge Suxe said {enough to know the seriousness | driving while under the influence of prosecut- it facts in ase drew 150 Dorbuck i old of > ~ HART HARTF EYESIGHT NEW BRIT N DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192T. liquor and the fact that he had been involved in an accident should hav had the effect of making him mors careful. Wants Clients Released Attorney Donald Garff senting Henry Forse fney, repre- . aged 26, of| od that the charge of t be dropped. He said want Forsell merely witness In the case against another | man who has not been apprehend- ed and the state has no right to con- tinue holding him on the charge of thaft of an automobils, He rested Oct. 15 and is at Iib der bonds. Judge Saxe agreed with Attorney Gaffney and continued the case un- il tomorrow to allow Prosecuting Attorney Woods to learn from Ser- geant J. C. Stadler the exact of Forsell. Attorney C he was told by Forsell satis of theft of an be proven against him Would Cut Payments To Wife Attorney Albert A. Green representing Harry Dorman street barber 1to b a request for modif order to pay $5 a we Mr, and Mrs. Dorm fora the court wit months, the latter the former of some time h week. He want to his home b with him. Prosecut he w the police | as a material | Ao ¥ un- tadler that | t tha charge ask ing accused pyort, and for n payving %6 a i fuses to live ring for Monday. 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