New Britain herald., 1920-12-18
Former Local Banker, Out
 In $, ,oso Bonds, Will [ Be P. ose cuted At March Term
Full Restitution of $S,075.3s Shortage Has Been Made to United States Bank By Accused Himself.

Raymond fs. Heaiy. formerly treas urcr of the New Britain Trust com pany: ex-chairman of the republican towrA committee. and former chair man of the board of public safety. In thie city, stood before Judge Alexand- @r w. Creedon in the Hartford police cert this morning charged with em- b<ssicment of ss.os5.ss from tho United States Bank at Hartford.
 @ Valves Examination.
 After the clerk of the court had
 |mpleted reading tho charge, Judge 1eorge w. Klett. counsel for Heaiy. entered a plea Of not guilty and an- nounced that he would waive examI- nation of his client.
 ProsecutnE Attorney Eisner then moved that tho accused be bound lover to tho March term of the super |iore tourt. and the bond of s5,oo0. kwbieh was given last sundB after Heaiy had surrendered himself to tho police. was continued. Frank H. fToimes. who has been bondsman for fsaiy during the past week. contin- usd In that capacity.
 - Restitution Is Made.
 yudge Klett said after court this msrning. that Healy had made resti- >stion to the bank for the shortage. e also said that the entire amount an been paid over. and was done by eaiy himseif. It ss reported that the utsnobilcs and other holdings of Ioaiy's have been sold to realize the hmourt Of the shortase at the bank. Friends Planned to Make Good
 X sideiixht on the case Of Ray nond R. Hcaly. who was bound over bn the charge of defalcation in the Hartford police court this morning. ,ame to light today when 1t was earSed on good authority that Mir. fIeaiy had made arrangements to ynake good the local Red Cross shortage of about ss.000 through Friends. It cannot be definitely stated hat this attempt at restitution was to havs been made to the bank or before he difYcrcnce had been made on the bookxN Of the institution. but 1t was o have been made very recently. One bf MT. Heaiys local friends. so the etory goes was prepared to make good he shortage. when he was taken Ill. Meanwhile the long arm of coinci-
 Hence 70 engineered matters that Mir. tioaly lost his position at the bank pnd thereby lost his opportunity to re- place the funds.
 . May Come Up at Trial
 It was stated that considerable cor |cspondonce on the shortage and the nethod of restitution took place and hat this might be forthcoming at the Dial. Tho authorities at the Hartford Rank were. of course, ingnorant of the Details and did not even suspect that hero wns any trouble with the books ht the time that the board of directors aVewed MT. Heaiy to go.
 shows Enect Of Strain.
 Mir. Healy left New Britain about 8
 clock this morning in company with pne of hts staunch friends and in the alters automobile. He was seated done in the rear seat of the big. riof S In machine, and his appearance biafRfy indicated the mental torture which he must have suffered since his sublic Announcement was made. When he appeared in court 1t was aard to connect the sad faced, broken nan who appeared. with the genial. milling and dapper individual who was Io .-felI known in this community. dia face was pale and haggard and
 clacked all of the characteristic vim hat was formerly his. Immediately sfter the hearing he left the court Rpom with his friends .,