New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 5

M— admitted that he had no license. Slole Bicycle Wheels [:HANEES HIS MIN“ Joseph Scrogl, charged with steal- Ing two bieycle wheels from Mike Salandl about & month ago, was found gullty and glven a suspend sentence to the reformatory, The court placed him on probation for Janaski Doesn't Remember EMm- |scen s someis ana el that i he purchased them on a bicycle from ployer Selling Liquor The brother and another youth also testified to this effect, but their storles varled so greatly that Judge Hungerford said that he did not glve much crodence to them. Atty. Kred C, Hungerford appeared for crogl. Policeman Feeney arrested Scrogl yesterday after Salandl made a complaint at police headquarters, Beer Cases Contlnued Angered because his employer had falled to pay him his week's salary when it was due, Joseph Janaski of Plainville went to police headquar- ters and complained that liquor was being sold at the place, Later he un- derwent g change of feeling and when he was called upon to testify [y o oi® CANE SRS fh polico court this morning, he sald | ) “g¢4 gy street and Samuel 8 that he had never sold any liquor In ’<‘h:~nu-r of 146 West street, charged the place or seen any Bold. A8 & | i isiating the liquor laws as the result of his testimony, JOSeph | ... yi5¢ the metzure of a quantity of aviano, proprietor of the pool room | beer on thelr premiaes, were con- at 50 Lafayette street, was dls- |y 00q'uni Monday for trial at the cliarged on two counts of violating | | PREL R0 PG e Sran the Tiquor laws. He was found guilty | 08CE € FE0Re o on a charge of violating the pool (& RERNONE T room laws by not having the place b A ey P. & T. ASSN. ELECTS The pool room was raided on May 4 by Bergeant Patrick J, O'Mara and sk Policeman Thomas J, Feeney and |Howard W. Draper Is President, William 8. Strolls and after Janaski | made his complaint. Arriving at the place, the police found three | pints of liquor concealed in the | bottom of a barrel in the cellar.| Howard W. Draper was elected Saviano told the court that this ll- | president of the Smith School Par- quor must have been there before [ants and Teachers' assoclation at he purchased the business, as he had [the annual meeting last evening, and never seen it until it was uncovered | Attorney Emil J. Danberg was by the police. Atty. Alfred LeWitt | named president. red for the deiendant. The evening's program consisted Two Charged With Theft of an illustrated lecture on Egypt Emil J. Danberg Vice President of Smith School Organization, Joseph Balchefskl of 86 Hartford by Rev. Dr. G. W. C. Hill of the avenue was sentenced to the refor- |South Congregational church, musi- matory when he was found gullty of | cal selections, dancing and readings theft, and Mrs, Sophia Shilinga of | R 214 Elm street was fined $25 and | lar charge, The two were arraigned | before Judge William C. Hungerford | in conncetion with the picking of a |Conspirators in Svetl Kral Cathedral on Main strect yesterda | Sergt, O'Mara investigated the | theft and learned that two youths | Their Crime, Sofla, Bulgaria, May 12,.—(AP)— had stolen the money. Going to the |The execution of the eight men sen- | liome of one of them, he was con- |lenced to death yesterday for par- fronted by Mrs. Shillinga, who said [ticipation in the recent bomb explo- that her son was not at home. She (sion in the Sveti Kral cathedral will bis brother about five months ago. then left the house and went to a theater and met the boys, She told her son that Sergt. O'Mara was wait- ing at the house for him and asked Yim about the money. The youth then turned his share of the loot, $10, over to hls mother. Recturning ta the liouse, the mother denied that | the son had stolen Mrs. O'Brien's money or knew anything about it, it was alleged. The other boy In the case was questioned and admitted the affair, |\;on “Der Tippo-Lipski of Toland, | saying that he had given his broth- er, Joseph Dalchefski $2.50 of his share, Told to Get License Judgment was suspended in t case of Stanley Zisk, 18, of 1 Beach street, when he was arraigned |probably occur at |weelk, The appeal court has al- |lowed three days of examination of the record to see that all the legal |requirements® have been met, The {sentences have been accepted quictly {by the public. Boy, Alone at Home i Police Guest Over Night ‘Washington, May 12.—The 2- |vear-old son of Prince and Princess central figures in divorce action in [New York courts, awoke today in |strange surroundings—in the district |house of detention. The young prince's governess be- came suddenly {1l last njght and was {removed to a hospital. In the ab- the end of the | o a charge of operating a truck on |sence of the boy's mother the gov- Tranklin square yesterday without a lerness appealed to the women's bu- ligense, . Judge: Hungerford stipul reau to care for him, while the po- 1hg that the vouth get a license tos |lice sought to notify Princess Lippe- iay. as arrested by Trafl Pallceman Peter Cabelus, after Four Buicks FREE/ I’I‘ won’t cost you a cent to enter this contest of skill. Four Buick automobiles will be awarded as first, second, third and fourth prizes. 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Clarke in Charge of Department of Public Works— New Engineer 1s Engaged. | The appointment of Philip A. | Mordan to the head of the engineer- | ing department and the addition of | H. F. Hendrick to the department | { were announced today. Mr. Merian | has been senior engincer for the past six years and succ { position of foreman occupied by | | the late Sheffield H. | | Mr. Kendrick 'is a graduate of | Norwich University and has for the | | past f n conneeted with | New Haven” road. He will be | |in charge of ficld parties on street | work. 1 The board of publiec works will | meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock, Aviator in Flight [ Loses His Propeller | Parls’, May 12. (AP)—Sergeant | Jean, French military aviator, is wondering what hecame of a pro- | peller which disappeared from his machine while fiying over Paris| | yesterday. 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