New Britain herald., 1921-07-09
Nebo went home without BlankenshiI

Nebo went home without Blankenship Sunday night.
 Nebo returned on Monday, met the girl-and youth, and asked if he could take the girl for a walk. Blanken- ship came to her aid and it was then said that the girl and Blankenship went out of the park in one direc- ton and Nebo in another. They all met with Mrs. Nebo later on and went to Berlin where the girl stayed until taken away Thursday night by Prose cutor Lewis. The judge imposed the same sentence on Nebo as on Blank enship.
 Juvenile Session.
 Following the adjournment of the regular court a juvenile session WAS
 held in the chambers. Here the mother of the girl told the court that she had previously drawn the courts attention to the actions Of her daugh- ter and as she had five other chill dren she could not take proper care of her. The father, she claimed, was indisposed to the girl and did not | take any interest in the welfare of | the children. The Meriden probation officer told the court, however, that the mother tried her hardest to take care of them all.
 I She admitted that the girl had done wrong before but was good again until she met these men. After ] listening to several other stories, the | girl was placed on probation for 3o ! days beginning next Monday. The | girl is not allowed to leave the house without the protection of her moth {; CT or older sister Any violation and she will be sent to school for glrls' Two in Berlin Court
 | The cases of Carl Beno and Frank l Masselli of Kensington were heard by | Judge Griswold last night. The former twas charged with harboring a minor female for immoral purposes and the latter for highway robbery. Masselli Ipleaded not guilty and was bound over Ito the September term of the superior Icourt under bonds of $2,500
 | Tn the case of Mrs. Nebo, Judge Griswold reserved a decision following the outcome of the Meriden trial this morning. Her case was heard again at Is o'clock this afternoon.
 Mystery Solved
 l With the arrest of the above quar- ltet, one of the greatest mysteries .n lthe town of Kensington has been solv- ed. Prosecutor Charles E. Lewis has been working on the case for some time and has ben without sleep for the lpast three nights following various clues. A great deal of credit should be given MT. Lewis for cleaning up one of the worst places in Kensington A visit was made to the home of MT. and 1, Mrs. Nebo this morning. In the room , Iwhere the young girl was kept was found a large gander with severa , smaller geese.
 Other Mysteries Solved Il The arrest of the above parties, I
 l. it is claimed, will also solve the 1:lys
 teries of several robberies which have
 | been committed in Berlin When the
 girl was found at the home by MT Lewis and after talking to by hin she confided in him several secret | told to her by the men. It was p 1 grave mistake on their part hoWeve y las she told everything to MT. Lewis l The men are also implicated with tn highway robbery wrich ocurred O e Friday. June 24 near the old fai e |grounds. They learned that an em = lploye of the Construction compan. | had received his pay and decided t' 1. get it from him. This the ysucceedet s in doing with the help of a gun. It is also claimed that a mem be II or the party was reSpOnSlDle TO
 I breaking into a local restauran
 some time ago. The raid was mac e on the house in Kensington 0 s Thursday night at about 11:3 e o'clock by MT. Lewis and Constab y John Hackett. Here two of tn o men, Mrs. Nebo and the girl wei r. found and arrested. They were in -e mediately taken to Meriden Ca j. Nebo was not found however unt O Friday morning. He was als e taken to Meriden. A great deal o praise should be given MT. Lew a who has worked untiringly on u d affair and who has succeeded ss solving a mystery to local author )t ties.
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