New Britain herald., 1917-06-01
MRS. YOGEL BOUND
 OVER ID HIGH COURT
Reading, Pa, Woman WaiYes Ex- animation on Misconduct Charge

WM4uWt1Vu Vu mAOOVuuUVI VuVA oV Formally waiving examination, the larraignment being confined to a state-
 ment of fact by Prosecuting Attorney George W. Klett and a conference with Attorney M. D. Sake relative to
 the amount of bond, Mrs. Minerva Vogel of Reading, Pa. was bound ! over to June term of superior court
 under bonds of $500 by Judge James T. Meskilf in police court today on a probable cause finding of misconduct charges. It was intimated that the case will go to trial early next week. Charles Albanaki, alleged paramour of the woman and claimed to be rez sponsible for her leaving home and coming to this city, was held for the same term of court several weeks ago, While awaiting arraignment, Mrs. Vogel was seized with an attack of scarlet fever in the woman's detention rooms at police headquarters and was transferred to the Hartford isolation hospital by the health authorities Ac- cording to the authorities, Albaniki and the woman occupied a room on Church street as man and wife, the woman working as waitress in 8 restaurant west of the Main street railroad crossing while her compan- ion, as far as the police have been able to learn, did little but avoid work. A street quarrel between the restau- rant proprietor, Albanaki and the woman caused the arrest and fnvestf- gation Facts in the case have been furnished to United States District At torney Thomas J. spellacy. No word has been received from him as to whether there will be federal prose- cution under the Mann law
 Hoes, Front!
 Pleading guilty to a charge of vag- rancy because! according to his state- ment, he wanted to break off 3 drunk and get the liquor out of his system. Patrick O'Neil of 320 Main street was sentenced to the Town farm for duty in the agricultural bri-. gade. He appeared at police head- quarters last night. wanted to be taken care of and was accommodateds ? Charges against Alex Beson of 201 Hartford avenue and Charles Yessian and Mrs. Mary Kevorkian, also of the same street, of violating the statutes relative to the providing of adequate fire escapes on their dwelling houses were formally nolled upon the recom- mendation of Prosecuting Attorney Klett. Building Inspector Arthur N. Rutherford reported that the orders of the court have been compiled with and satisfactory fire escapes in- stalled. At the preliminary arraisns ment about month ago the accused were given until today to see that the safety appliances were installed.
 China Held for Hearing. ~ .
 Charged with the reckless opera tinn Of an automobile truck at West Alain and South Bufritt streets yes terday afternoon, the arrest follow ing an accident and investigation by Traffic Policeman Frederick Wagner. Joseph China of Berlin was held for a hearing June 9 in bonds of $2OO. He was represented by Attorney Patrick r. McDonough, the continuance being asked in order to learn more details relative to the case. The truck oper- ated by China coilided with Ford automobile owned by s. w Trader fDf Francis street, overturntng the lat- ter machine, damaging it considerably and pinning two of the occupants be- heath it. Peter George of 12 Maple street and John Yohoman of 172 Maple street were taken to New Brit- ain General hospital in the police am-
 bulance after receiving first aid treat
 nlent by Dr. George H. Dalton, who
 was sent tp the scene by the police following a report of the accident at
 headouarters. The Trader automo-
 bile was being operated in g northerly direction on West Main street when i China's truck,- alleged to have been 1 driven at about 25 miles an hour, came down Black Rock avenue. { Trader informed the police that he shouted warning but China either 1 did not hear it or dtregarded its inn l port. The lighter car was carried ] along by the truck to South Burritt street and hurled against an iron pole George received an injured ankle l while Yohoman suffered a strained back.
 l Bcrkowitz's Case Continued.
 As a result of a collision yesterday I o+ Snrin1 and Winter streets between