New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 11

WEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1927. in and abar was in salc “tin Super the and Mre. Broad street, rowly escaprd automobile irolley cant tioned that although nnmbers had beo vhat, the police hid lieve that Sapko and IMlorkow no connection with this of Attorney Lawy resenting Ilorko point that under 217 nar- the th ind said the ade him now what saying. He v cut on the 1 ore i 5 O'Mara m the engine ted som to he- Dr. cal R n mutila reason said crin d res the court tion clients sility n driving st ed Pr rposed did,” our uti nan plenty, Attorney to to ti is tion men a you Attorney Nair re- v Doir 00 1i- 00d don't m. h re- duty Woods then wnce would S doing my My prose attorney dudge Warns Lawyers a su that both of you ar- vour case.” Judge Roche said “Well, Your Honor, 1 did not mean to eriticize prosecuting at- torney.” Attorney r replied. “I don’t er you do o1 the concluded. s was found guilt fined $15 and committed it suid, cciden was torney but < Woods replicd n auto- collision run probation for six montha. ! B[]Y AUT I T ARE | Mrs. Knaus testified that Mre, | | Lauskowskas etruck her on the left throw another stone at her. Harol | Rawlings, who lives in the neighboi |hood, testified that his 9 year old sor would not go to school because his {route took him past Mrs. Lauskows- Sapko Goes fo Reformatory—|vas ‘viace. FlO[‘kOWSkI Fined 350 | vear old son was struck on the bacl |by the woman, and the witness him- self has been attacked by her dows Walter Sapko, aged of 134 as he passed her home after dark. Gold street, who has a police court | Charged “Crooked Dice” record, was committed to Cheshire| p. o ot o FE T Reformatory by Judge Hel P A e ORI o an automobile with improper mark- | ¥Ith breich of the peace and as. ers, without a registration, without ||Gt " BE CErER SOTAISTNAN | ased B st o S o4 to the ON the head with a broomstick last OHETS L Sunday afternoon in John Jacobs' police late yesterday afternoon on - He was remonstrating with acobs £50 and casts and placed on proba- | gor {1 K OE RS T dle, S hich tion on the charge of permitting use (107 15 U5 9F | SEOOCET © 6 WY of an sutomobile with fmproper |\ ° Mon M T O ob markers, and was discharged on the | ;09 pim by the tie and he seized charge of evading responsibilit [ #asob by ine shirt The boys were in an automobile " and took a firm grip on S hair, charge of Motorman Thomas C. gyt e ® oo Ko O e i Martin of 515 Stanley strect on OCt | yrea times to release his hold and . on Broad street K0 A4S as Abrahamian hung on, Sadis drlving although he had no license, | rarched for the broom and wielded and he Florkowski oned it sadis was positive that there was the car and fied. It developed dur- d turned | s were just as positive that | in a car he owned, as part paymen pon was a broom handle on the car which the acci-lapoyt two feet long and that Sadis | and the agreement was thal|npaq it under his coat and brandished Florkowski would pay him on the iy without provocation Infen Bl fn Nk oiLRoT Abrahamian testified car hlosierions nd of Sadis and his family | G letration | fOF 32 years and has never been in | 2D oS oldica 5 e police trouble before. He went into Ja-| vas not c 9 (that Do place and rebuked Sadis, say- Nad diffienlty 1o z the owner. s s Policemen Tostify o re e <ergeant I J. O'Mara and e pumerary Officor Janaitis testified Sy By e ol G ing against the wall. Abrahamian Micheline Glaszeyk o admitted that he used bad language the lutier having R e being struck by blow Sadis k Just be struck ‘crazy and he did s Dleeding from the 1 and going to Mai he summoned Officers T Kiely and Walter Malona, who ar- a is and the complainant Attorne 1 L. i fortunate that two d owner and driver are obliged to come befo Jing respons and prosccute each other’ mits having hes “while th sits by."” the accident occurred. Judge © L pro agreed with him on this po dian't’ 1 intent of the stat relative markers. Attory Golon out that Florkowski h cord and if given a probably not cause further trouble not serious, th Prosecuting Attorne that when two persons in mobile are involved in & vith a trolley car and almost down a woman, and run away, it fiIVEN PUN‘SHMENT!L with a stone, and threatened 1o | John Spitko testified that nis s Roche today on charges of operating | S\ 2mp Road, Kensington, charged e house at 55 ette stres learning of Sapko's arrest, was fined | Off¢e house at B Fotte Street Abrahamian eame hetween them when It struck a trolley car in d |a broom on the stick but several ing the trial that Sapko i S e that he has e IFlorkow HeEnia i he shelves in Abrahamian's store mext as did Motorman Mar he was doing and senting Abrahamian disagreed with him relative Woo Relative to the L very scrious o and 1 st hia sary to t ca jue opps tric clin tor Wio cess pri com ELEE u not So¢ and w amian avy. 1t Man Fined and costs AN ot Abrah- peace time 1y to the al- . certainly f the blow head. costs A fine of 850 4 a fail st sentence of 30 days was the penalty meted oni in the of Asomzo 0dd aged y 0f Spring street, R station, Judge Roche said Walnut Hill park yesterday after- h he abserved the noon about 1 o'clock. Oddo, who fs|Wwas provocation in view o married and hus three children, de- {Abrahamian received on nied the charge and claimed never |He imposed a fine of §3 fo have seen the voung woman on and suspended exccution. whoss complaint Non-Support Case He also denicd having go1 Portenza, aged a bench near a clump of shrubbery St pieadid not fter having insulted the complain- S et ant, but Charles P. Merwin of the that the case b Lash Motor Co., identificd him, and Saiindby storing. {he young woman, recalled to the nee was ordered witness stand, said there was abso- Liquor Case Continued Jutely no question as to Oddo's pr e e e ence in the park and his actions 15 oF 46: Chusn steect g Mr. Merwin fold Supernumerar S, A Officer Charles McGrath of the {03 Hartford avenue, charged with oe woman's. complaint and_ the | violation of the liquor law In & store | Yok 1iid ihe sovest op FPAUE|Lh o Tiaakiin alveet Andl s tne place. Oddo sald he has been out|mont gt A e St ook Al wentanko Ui pREE A oo ¥iied With miest Mliesday et nt A AT | s s S e S BT e 1al hla cavor, nhention et hiall el e e e o e F zood character and his family re-|nor guilty, SmonslL e | Another Auto Violator Prosacuting Atforney Wooda ask= | gpan ot tEe o RS g St ey e b fowoee mndil T RS R Judge Roche agreed that the ¢ir-|i iqav oy charzes of operating an ey ror amenaity DU L he did mot consider a fine sufticlent |3 0L N Ky nley street, pro- e aeal e st e e e L e Doggi(ause Trouble istration, and Judge Roche imposed MrailbAlex auskoysh |a fine of $3 on the first charge and years, of Thornley stre Sevitoncllis R RS S niee el L e e e enl S Rt R T b me Terroriaaat tne | EEC R e S ot | heighborhood to the extent that chil- dren are afraid to pass her home on | thelr way to school, according to| {he testimony when she was _ar- aigned on the charge of breach of the peace and assaulting M ank Knaus, a neighbor. Mrs. Lauskows. kas was mot represented Dby coun but through an interpreter she de- nied the allegations. Judge Roche told her she cannot continue to conduct herself in this manner and he imposed a fine of $15 and costs, suspending the fine on payment of costs, and put her on How To Banish Piles Has ach of case e rest and on the S ohsr Dy nd it arrested. to sit on he was of 29 to guilty and continned The his sent H m re- od until tint con-, 8 indi on, and said shot disc the try, aged B0 the caso was heard yesterday. | Must Pay $50 Alexander Rutkowskl, aged 18 of 241, Orange street, pleaded . nolo contendera to charges of operating | an automebile without a license and | | while his license was under suspen- Iston and was fined $100 and costs, | of which $50 was remitted and pro- bation was allowed. Attorney La rence J. Golon, representing Rut- kowskl, made a plea for lenieney, caying the young man is on parols | from Cheshire Reformatery and has recently been married. He is earn- estly trying to behave and was un- fortunate enough to be backing his father's truck out of a yard on Orange street, October when two children in a small express wagon went under it and were injured. | There is al s a temptation to take the wheel when a person knows how to drive, the atto said, and in this instance Rutkowski's broth- er, who is a licensed driver, was with him, | No mention was mad= of the ques- | tion as to whether or mot a side- | k is part of the public highway, | Judge Roche and Attorney Golon ! having been in disagreement on this | | point when the case was started la with the result that a con- | tinuance was n until today to| allow Attorney Golon time to pr sent a legal background for his claim | that a sidewalk ls not part of the | | highway. 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Nei 4 Liver o, ORE + HEAT — LESS - ASHES o Let Your Heater Prove White Oak’s (UP)~— justie has served his ime commission expert ' declared comimit- Judees, he to the crime han they can obtain “through th ‘expert ques- clling over responsi- spee- mental status, capablities aring these may or may not have upon his con- duct and the possihility of his re- habilitation, neces. available possibility of appointment of psychiatrists from aualified given as g remuner This pro- ot V actual arthmore the vstem, said for society and the criminal to be protocted against cach other after the prispner serves man is 1ta based on determine d, be placed on him during parole, Wilcox ained prizoner lives up to hi parole and gets a new start in life, 1,262 ARD saw m doct and although ’ COLLEGE BASEBALL AFFECTING LEAGUE New Boston Braves Manager Voices Opinion Bosion, Nev. 3 (UP)—Colleg: seball is exerting a marked influ- ce on the big league game, but in e form of players, mnot in the vstem of play, John Thomas *Jack" Siattery, Boston Braves man- wor, belivyes, e Appointment for the st three years l3oston collige hase- 11 coach, to succeed Dave Bancroft Braves pilot, was announced r by President Emil ihs of club. More and more, college men are oing in for majorJdeague baseball,’ attery told the United Press today. I think it is almost safe to say that a majority of pi ent big league players have had some college train- ing. of Slatiery, te E. the | t hecause of this fact it should | not be assumed that major leaguc basebull is hecoming collegiate, Far from it. There is as much difference between the major league game and the college game of today as there is betwesn the major league game and the minor leaguegam Slattery expressed the opinion that college training was very bene ficial to a man who contemplated entering the big leagues. he least we can say fs that it does him no harm,” Slattery declar The new manager said he did not expect to ‘“collegize” professional baseball, but he thought that “my experience as a college coach, com- | bined with my previous experience in the big league, should give me an excellent perspective.’ “When T went to Boston Coll T sought to give the college game tha professional technique,” he said “Returning to the it ohviously would to try to give touch, Professio such @ high plar tually nothing to college system of play Toor the past six years, Slattery has served as scout for the Braves and Iie pointed to the fact that his ne appointment actually meant merely a continuance of his work in a dif- ferent capacity. Asked what he plish with the Slattery said: ‘s far too early to maks | predictions. We will go to - and hope for the best.” ssional folly for me the collegiate bascball is on that it has vir- learn from the A it hoped to accom- Hraves next season, any work Little Boy Drowad; Posse Hunts for Bod) Tvybridge, Eng. Nov. 3 (P —While 260 mounted horsemen were scour- ing the desolate forbidding reaches of Dartmoor for him today, vight- vear-old Willie Thompson, who had ay, lay dead on the riverbank near Red close to his home. Thr found this afte noon by a party of clay workers near the spot where the little fellow supposed to have been drowned while attempting to cross the river in a desperate eifort to eseape from terrors of the great moorlands ch are among the most desolats spots in Enurope. Lake body was is d prison lxhor fitting responsibility ar. Going Out of Business After 14 years of retailing men’s 1nd boys' clothing in New Britain, the New York Sample Shop at Main street is going out of business. Friday morning the store opens after being closed for the entire week and just as soon as the present stock ie disposed of the New York Sample Shop will be no more. Tt will mark the passing of one of the old land- | marks of the business center. Four- | |teen vears of association with the business interests of the city has the owner | a widely known. HE COUGHED SO BAD PEOPLE STARED--HAD TO LEAVE ‘MOVIE hated ft, and quit hafore 1t did hin y good. T finally told our de and he sald: *Men are all alike and you car blanie him much so go get him a big bottls of Linonine, 1t is & nice tasting Flaxse Eucalyptus, mixture far ter then Cod Lf and works k. an RESULTS WONDERFUL “He liked ‘Linonine’ eo well he tnok | before meals u tha whole bottle was gone. It not only stop, cough it built him up fine. m should children love it is dangerous this cked diuggists $1.00 sizes—or bottla parcel entwood, Wa sell and rec use time Lin. dollar Ker have send post. . HOUSEAEPER IWURED - CHURCH IS CLOSED T0 AGED PRINGESS Evangelical Presbyterian Galls - Match “Unethical” Germany. Nov. 3 (P — The al Presbyterian church has a permit for the use of its here for the forthcoming of Princess Victoria wmberg-Lippe, 63-year-old sfs- of the former kaiser, and Alex- © Zoubkoff. young Russian ref Peculiar Explosion in Hon Gov- ernor's Brother Wounds Employe in Back. Bridgeport, Not. 3 Colt, housckeeper in the home A. H. Trumbull, Stratford, a brother of Governor John A. Trum- bull, was geverely injured in a mys- ious cxplosion which wrecked an unused laundry stove yesterday, it A frag- |5 " of il red Miss | FOTVSE Colt's hody and became lodged in | Uilding her back 5 U Miss Colt was in the she hea apparently coming She went down to after looking at the seemed to be to return up Ri—Miss Jen- o onn Evangel today het stove ent pitchen when sizzling noiee from the cellar. investigate and fur which all right, was about urs when the laun- stove. which stood near the fur- , suddenly burst into pieces stood that former Kaiser Wil- Although in great pain, Miss m, as chief of the Hohenzollern hurried up to the second floor, house, has declined to give his con- where &he told Mrs. A. D. Smith, sent to the marriage | mother of Mrs. Trumbull, what had happened, then ran next door to a neighbor's house, called a doctor on phone, and then collapsed, tor a peculiar h regards th ause of 1 ages between the and -vear-old ce, it is match as o disparity dq n The wedding, which ha nounced for Nov. 18, will \ffair at the bride’s home he couple hope that the marriage Dr. H uyter Howland, who | can be solemnized on the 18th, tec responded the call and treated nical s in connection with the Miss Colt, declared that he made an | publication of the bans make even examination of the remains of the |this date problematical. At t stove and found them to be quite the 1 e clerk cold. The water in the tank was | thought that the marriage may also cold. and he declared that the ved until Nov. 24 as certain pa- | blast could only have been caused pers must be sent to Berlin, Unless by some explosive in the stove. |these are handled with the utmost | dispateh, the wedding on Nov. 1% |will prove a technical impossibility [t said. The minister of justice has waived under which Zoub- his birth cert other personal lost during n an- quiet While a of FIRED HOUSE, JAILED the stipulation Koff must present Adopting Unique Method of Oust- e, passport and tocuments which ssian revolution. has been T ning letters daily, but i rding them, he says, New Haven Man Sentenced for were ing Wife F'rom Home, civing New Have dis- acki, 40, of alleged to 1 an attempt October 21 Nov. 3 (A—John Si- Nicholl street, who fired his house to eviet his wife on was ed to six months in jail igned in | court today pleaded | guilty to a charge of the Pra A charge of arson which had he lodged against the man was nolled The prosecution declared that macki had evidently drinking | attempted 1o fire the housc that ordinarily he was a good citizen and a short jail sentence on the breach of peace count would probably serve the ends of justice Ford Dealers Hope to Get New Autos Soon New York, Nov. 3 (UP)—I'ord dealers all over the country will have models of the new car to dis- within two weeks, Herman T of the Lasky Motor Car com- pany said today on his return from Detroit. “All T am the new mos UNDERWRITERS T0 DISCUSS FIRE INSURANCE RATES New Britain Board to Tisten to Rep- senter when a Simacki of breach city resentative of New England been Exchange Tomorrow Iire insurance rates in New Brit- will be discussed at a special lLincheon meeting of insurance men ‘tomorrow at the Burritt hotel. 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