New Britain herald., 1927-06-03

Wednesday afternoon on . charge of
 intoxication and who failed to ap-
 pear at headquarters yesterday
 morning. was again among the miss ing when court convened shortly
 after S:3O this morning. Ahern at the time Of his arrest
 had $40 in his possession and fear ing that he would be rolled" the l police required him to post a bond
 of $120. to guarantee his appearance
 yesterday morning. When his case
 was called this morning and the
 facts explained to the court. Judge William J. Malone declined to de-
 clare the bond forfeited because 1t
 was out of proportion to the of- l fence committed and remarked:
 "Put it on the ice and see if he l comes in later"
 Cases of Alleegd Auto Thieves The cases of George Moley and | Frank Dorbuck. both of New Brit
 ain. charged with the theft in this city on the night of March 20 of an automobile belonging to Charles I Pikiell of the Endee Inn. were con.
 tinued by Judge William J. Malone
 in the police court this morning un- til Monday. June 13. MoleJ was re- ] leased under a bond of $1,00O furnished by Santo Carino of 73
 Wells street. New Britain. Dorbuck
 had been unable to secure a bonds-
 man up to noon today. Moley was represented in court i this morning by Attorney David Nair of New Britain while Judge S.
 Russell Mink of this city acted as
 counsel for Dorbuck.
 The men were brought back from ] Newark, N. J.. late last night by | Sergeants Daniel McGillicuddy and
 Henry Jeglinski and Officer Dewey | Carpenter. after having served jail sentence of two months on similar ! charge.
 Couple Arrested Mary Plantimwaro and George Caspare were arrested last evening by Officers Strup and James Burns after complaint had been made to the local department by the wom- ans husband, who lives in Newark, N. J.. that the couple were living together as man and wife. At the request of Prosecuting At torney James T. Mather, the cases ! were put over until Monday. June 13, to enable him to secure a wit ness from Newark It is under- stood that the desired witness is the woman's husband.
 The couple were released after court under bonds of sl,0O0, each | furnished by Oronzo Dolfino of this city. They were represented by At l torney David l.. Nair of New
 Britain.
 Called For Store Fire Squad A and Engine Company No were called out early last eve- ming for fire in the store of Hubert Narcotic at 24 Stearns street. which apparently was caused by a lighted cigarette being dropped into a pile of shavings The blaze was cXtin- guished with chemicals with slight damage.
 To Form Pytlian Temple A Pythian Temple, a sister organi- zation of the Knights of Pythias
 is being formed in the city and committees are now at work on
 plans of organization. Progress was
 reported last evening at the meeting
 of Ethan Lodge. No g, K. of F.,
 which observed Ladies' Night fol- lowing the business session.
 An entertainment program was l rendered and refreshments were served.
 To Visit Sweden Charles Johnson and daughter, Miss Mamie Johnson. of Washington street. Forestville will sail from New York tomorrow for Sweden. They expect to be gone three months.
 To Practice in Pennsylvania Dr. Francis E. Jennings of Pros pect Place, a practicing physician of this city for the past several years. will leave shortly for York. Pa.. where he expects to make his fu- ture home.
 Li' ccHiii6S IdS Dttu pIUUillicut in the activities of the Bristol hos pital since coming to Bristol and is a member of the surgical staff. He is also president of the Bristol Medical association. On Vacation Assistant Postmaster John J. Gar rity of the Forestville post office is { enjoying his annual vacation of IS days.
 To Sail For Poland John kleczekowsli of 30 Cottage street will leave New York tomor- row on the s. s. Majestic for his old home in Poland where he owns considerable property. He expects 10 remain there for an indefinite period.
 Attachment Placed An attachment has been placed by Deputy Sheriff Martin W. Hor- witz of New Britain on property of Andrew Oglaza in an action brought by Katarina Wisniewslli through Attorney David l.. Nair of New Brit ain. The amount specified in the writ Is $1.500.
 Merchants and Clerks
 May Have Summer Outing Tentative plans for q merchants