New Britain herald., 1916-07-17
BREAKS INTO CELL
 TO AID PRISONER. Daniel Molumphy Stricken With+
 Heart Trouble in LoCk-Up BATTER LOCK FROM DOOR
Constab1es Could Not Be Locate1iAnd Justice Prior Had To Break Into Cage To Release Prisoncr--TIulm- bull Help On Outing-Bricfs.

bull Help On Outing-Bricfs. Breaking into one of the steel cages in the town lookup, Justices E. P. Prior yesterday came to thet rescue of Daniel Molumphy of Berlin, held l as a prisoner on the charge oft intoxi- 1 cation, while the accused wastin the l throes of a severe attack of heart l trouble Molumphy's condition was | such at the time he was removed from l the cell that 1t was thought he was | dying. It took some time after he 1 was discovered to get aid to4him ow- ing to inability to get into 5the cell. He was finally reached aftersthe lock! on the door was broken, Dr. J. c. Tanner rendering medical, aid. Molumphy, who is not a stranger. 1 in the local court was takens intos 1 custody late Saturday night by Con- stable Marino. The officer found the Berlin man helplessly drunk and took him to the lock-up. Weak from the ravages @of drink, Molumphy's heart became affected while he was in his cell awaiting a hearing, the attack rendering him un- conscious Justice Pror's attention was called to the mans con ditfOn and he made an effort to locate one of the consta bles that a key to sthe cage might be secured. He was unsuc- cessful and it was decided to break into the place After considerable' battering the lock on the door was smashed and Dr. Tanner Was' able to | reach the stricken prisoner 'Writhing form.
 Later in the day Molumphv recov- o1% iynxSro Q hearing before Justice Calor. It was thought that term in jail would bes beneficial to the accused and he wasll "sent up' for thirty days
 Fined and Jailed.
 Justice Calor also held court Sat urday night, taking evidence in the case of Carl Sonborg, who was ar rested early In the evening on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Sonborg was helplesslv drunk when picked up by the officers.
 He had but little to say in his own defense and Justice Ca1or fined him $1o and costs, imposing a sentence of thirty days In Jail in addition.
 Trumbull Help At Shore
 Three double truck trolaey cars all comfortably filled, left the+ center at 8
  with the employees of the Trumbull l Electric company as passengers It | was the annual outing of the Circle | T. help and the employees and their | wives spent the day as the guests of the officers of the concern.
 At the shore the picknickers had dinner after which they had an op- portunity to enjoy the varied pleasures of the resort.
 The Trum bull factory Is to be closed for the week and the outing marked the beginning of the vacation. The excursionists are expected to arrive home early this evening.
 To Wed Hartford Man.
 Banns of marriage were published at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy vesterdav between Percy Smith of Hartford and Miss Zita Brock of this n1ace The couple will be married on August 1.
 Miss Brock is a daughter of Peter Brock of South Washington street and is a highly esteemed young lady. For A. number of years she has been em- ploved as bookkeeper for the Edwin Hills factory.
 The couple will live in Hartford aft CT their honeymoon.
 Lose First Game.
 Although he famed ten of the op- nosing batters Pitcher Oakes of the ] Foresters' team was so poorly sup ported in the game played with the Pirates of New Britain at Aliens field yesterday afternoon that he was unable to register a win and the visi-