New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1929, Page 2

e~ —— ] NEW BRITAIN DALY HERALD. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 192. 0 write, in says. Again; Crashed Friday from the bank. The remainder of the | Char 5. Seagrave, 77 year r)H‘ aspires te ‘ \A‘l ‘ ‘(A g. 17 (A mrv“ ’::n\r\“' ”,v:': m‘ about $1,800, was | mana of the bank. His counsel | “With four men sometimes, and O found in his home. [ had entered a plea of not guilt n.1 lways two, in a cell built for one [ X5 Naman ot 8 e wred righteously in- | Waived examination when Hock person, wi 3 has a man for € G i 3 le s g D acy ? y ance has he to dignant earlier. Up to the break. |Interv . plea i g,«uln privacy ’ i anothr “ " ¢ hore e g pa o had maintained his in- {EUiltY, de ¢ ] g : 1 type in e, it he has a type- v ! TS : % it (& aiten where he will be held, probably | ine 5 e ents after his|the assault charge and without l‘unu epelitelese Treatmen hv Euemy i e i o without bail for action of the grand | [1Fiat, o had been - shaken mo- on the robbs 4 Many Cnmmal GfllCfllS ISC?ME o aerising or (aking rectation? o i L % Tec i dmitted he 1d } mentarily by the ready n]r:w:w",m:u: 2 . | e aT o ——— ar 1 | . . 1 s S 1 attempt o way with | o¢ one of his victims and h told | S A - e Ll : . ! mv:":. Chief William Allaire m‘ Personals lm:\w\: ]}:,:1” .;\\3!“1. 70K el ‘\v’u o ~r|v'rr2\mj‘v}- | would work the t ) . and that he often turns to { 3 s, T : ormatory re, a any | romance and fancy rather than irance companies, and notes as one whose conscience had been| Mr. and Mrs. Flmert Wallen of 3 ot il NS S O DR | college students a few | e- | realistic writing | | ol : el int in all to $1,700, | freed as he was arraigned faple street and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- |3 85 BECHE B €8 o e RS SRSk ong Muin r driven Desperation for ready money to| North Smithfield. “You are getting nis 1 paid pre s to goods on - Jockett acted | ar old business man | Manacled, he stood calmly before | ward Sechtman of Hartford will | juf o6 PRe8 WO | n L vo children fo cvolve | Acting J Adonat J. Deme leave today for Ma where they | oo ¢t HeLa writter prisons are censorec hen his heard the court read two war Iwill spend two weeks 'vacation. | This ording to f. Al-|q prisoners from assin, college pr ' fee 1bout penal = et ~ who feaches literat President Hun g Columbia University, and has tau the same subject in several prisons is no difference | y of work turned out ous pupils visor are just as good until Octol nts as coilege men,” he ison of today has too much | ne; the college has prac-|pu¢ it s give n a direction It we could strike |, thinkir n both colleg verage between |0 e ¥ ound that men tutions, it would Sho put_an and en- ding Activity N m th ely inter prison e k and voted much time to it | teach ¥ 1se he believes that tould Appeal to ) reform prob - some { form of activity, mental or mar Season at Job's Pond Brought (o sides the prison routine, lieves a conviet must have sor Close With Banquet and Yixercises NEEIS o Lesldesicnonpon i —Canoe Named “Rotary Ann.” rent some of his prison classc ound men wi | tional literary ability and t for camp- tried to guide the foster 3 A i was held la following » the me The G exer Direcetor i helping to place it in magazines. ourager was given { At present there bout 50 mer Mayor 1 he d A |in various w nal institutions who Iy for 1 e - submit their work to him, and ask | trom his | : ! | gestions. Much of his o headquarters in New Britain will open for fall and program on September 1 mp now has its own canoe by the wives of members » time is given o this voluntary | touch with his special proteges. | camp and christined Ant unbert Lord is |, L H. bay, committec in Wher of days. o following 1 . he prison and confer A rabE esen « t St : S AU 2 Ithe man wling his manuserip mens e to be read ks et g o el and offering encouragems tNavink eot T { ol S 2 | eracker isn't a mute 1 th p : Hulbert lance el JEANBLO (il thing o s . Milton, T have found very “The nyentic i L ":' a i g S « r s among prisoners, but Jat iy fou B il 1o S < e prisoners are to = S ned the note,” L ot ol b sl O' | HEEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS the da o at t liest ¥ RULES OF SILHOUETTE | [ | that matter. There is very little in il G it Tur i 5 given - \ the world at lar Lut what there | F E l F ll are obliged tc g 5 S R v Tkent IRlERE 5 iRl s should be fostered “or aryy a R : | tont | . ' v ers 1 s e Looking to Fuature. | et am ot ¢ W v ? \ “Take, for dnstanc the i bk K v P ) 5 « ! M LA 3 | fine work that is being done by | e od to | Ad zen) i . society . 2D / 2 Lawrence Maynard, in a Trenton | Teaninis i . e : S v a \ o ¢ ding 1 L prison It appeared in the Ameri nd el 3 A il : . king motion b 4 \ / can Mercury and other Ie living conditions, cnjoy full | 1 R oy seAloliga oLl | vear he has written fen articles and Tisions (pei csp with | ALy vy wing v it it wou i \ | | short stories, nine of which Henry his relatives and reccive T L / . not cost much to have i : ) Menken himself has declared sal pay in the event u for office i 1 . \ { Abl n't know of anyone in special : S o ous s ons were made A% | it | cole th a better record. May that 1 rief t ! N nard also is working on a novel | has completed (wo plavs. Whe comes out, he will have {oday expr socicty will | 7 : W AY Eflfl oF flfli? 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