New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 18

BIND YOUTHS OVER FOR STEALING AUTO Two Chaim Stranger Tricked Them Info Taking Cer Judge W. F. Mangan, who wa9- peared in police court today for John Kolesky, aged 19, of 67 Hart- ford avenue, and John Chester, ali: John Cheskus, aged 22, of 85 Bel- den street, offered no objection to the finding of probable cause on the charge of theft of an automo- blle owner by Mortimer Sokol of 80 Grove Hill, and Judge M. D. Saxe bound them over to superior court, December term, in $2,000 bonds, After the testimony of the state and the stories of the young men were before the court, Judge Man gan sald the cases impressed him as fitting the charge of taking an automobile without permission of the owner rather than theft of a car, because the pair were headed back towards New Britain when they were arrested yesterday afte noon in Berlin. The lesser offense is also one meriting binding over, so Judge Mangan made no defense. Relative to the bond, Prosccuting Attorney J. G. Woods rc commended $2,500 in each case and Judge Man- gan suggested $1,000. Judge Saxe sald he would hear the defense counsel on a reduction of the bond in the event that the voung men were unable to raise $2,000. Kanupka Suspicious Constable George Kanupka of Berlin testified that he was driving in Berlin street yesterday afternoon and saw a car coming from the girection of Meriden, between Mid- dletown road and Farmington ave- nue. The wheels were wobbly, b sald, and the car had the apps ance of having been in an accident. He turned around and overtook the car about a mile north of Farm ington avenue. Ch S was (]l"l\,?‘; and Kolosky was with Thy constable questioned and Cheskus was unable to an operator's license although he was at the wheel. Kolosky also was un- able to show a license. hey did not know where the registration of the car was, o the constable t k them him. them show to the home of Prosccuting Attor-| ney C. F. Lewis and on finding that he was out, he took them to the home of Officer Frank Brown. The young men told conflicti storles and the Berlin office brought them to New Britain police station, where Sergeants Ellinger and O'Mara questioned them. At about the same time, Sokol called at the police station to renort the theft of his car from lafay street, near Main street. He left it on the street about 1:20 in the afternoon and looked for it about 4 o'clock. He identified the car which the young men had, as hi: and he testified that Kolosky k""“f him and knew his car, which cost $1800 & year ago and had been driven only 8000 miles. Claim Trick by Stranger After Sergeants Ellinger and O'Mara testified to their part in the investigation, Kolosky tr0k I!m wit- ness stand and said he and Cheskus were in a s B ‘clock yesterda: :xlt:lcllller :vhose name they thou was Fazzina, came in and engages them in conversation. He had bee drinking and wanted to be taken to a roadhouse. Kolosky said he agreed to take him to Wallingford, and accompanied by Cheskus, they went to Winter street, near 3 where Fazzina entered the car an they drove away. They believed 1t was his car. Driving towards Meriden, a short orenoon when ght 1 distance below Farmington avenue | in Berlin, they had an accident, the car striking a tree. Fazzina con- tinued as far as Middletown roam where he turned the car around and told Cheskus to drive to a gas- oline station and have repairs made. He stepped out and they did not ses him again. Cross-examined by Prosecuting Attorney’ Woods, Kolosky id he was in New York for two days, re- turning yesterday morning. Late: he said he slept Saturday night in a house ¢n Spring strcet with a man whose name he did not know, hay- ing become acquainted with him while both were in Hartford county jadl. taking the car as that told by Ko- losky. He admitted to Mr. Woods Economical Two Registered Pharmacist 1n oharge of C. W. Brainerd, formerly of Clark & Brainerd For Sale Two family house of 12 rooms on Locust street. Steam Heat. Owner anx- ious to sell. tore on Main street about | Cheskus told the same story about | that he had told the police yesterday { that he and Kolosky had been in Meriden “hitching” rides back to | New Britain when Fazzina took them lin to his car. “I was pretty drunk yesterday,” he said. “That was the story 1 told then but I'm telling a different story no Cheskus was a licensed operator at {one time but Kolosky claimed that he never had a license and does not know how to drive an automobile. | | Cheskus could be charged with driv- | ‘ing in Berlin while his license was | under suspension, but in view of the binding over on the thett charge the Berlin authorities will not ar- | rest him. Both Cheskus and Kolosky | have police records in this city, a| |fact which Prosecuting Attorney | Woods called to the attention of Judge Saxe. “Their story does not | {ring true at all,” Jude > Te- marked. Wife Punching Bag | | Mrs, Patrick H. McGuirc of 21| | Hurlburt street told Judge Suxe she | !had been used as a punching bag by her husband for 11 years, but McGuire, who was charged with as- ulting her, denied that he had ever struck her or any other woman, H was arrested about 6:30 Friday eve: {ning by Ofiicer Patrick Meehan and | | his case was continued Saturday un- | il today because of M failure 1o appear to testify | Today, she said the rcason she was not on hand Saturday was that | ie was black and blue about the body, where her husband kicked her after banging her head against the wall and throwing her onto the floor under a tub. He had no reason for s actions, she said, the immediate {cause of his rage having been her | | failure to put salt on the table for | | supper. i | He makes a practice of running | up grocery bills of $40 or $50 and then transferring his patronage to | unother store, she said. There are ' seven children in the family, the | youngest being a year old. | McGuire testificd that the t time | was in court he was advised by | ation Office rt from his wife which he did 1 a short time ago, when he re- 1 He accused her of being a liard drinker, as is her mother, Mrs. McNamara, and he has repeatedly ordered the latter to stay out of his home. Tt is impossible for him to live | with his wife and remain out of { trouble, he said. On Friday night, his [ wife called him names and him with a kettle, forcing him to ' put up his hand in defense, and she ' fell when she came in contact with his hand. Probation Officer Connolly told the | |court the McGuires have been in trouble for a long time and Mrs. McGuire 1s as much, if not more, to blame, than her husband. Judge Saxe said husband and wife should make an honest effort to live in peace for the sake of their children {and he continued McGuire's cas: til November 17 in order to give the | probation ofticer a chance to iron out | the differences, if possible. Causes Annoyance In Hall | Victor Regalis, agea 21, of 91 Ju- [bilee street, was fined §5 on the | i of drunkenne and §$5 on | | the charge of breach of the peace, ! to which he pleaded guilty. He was | arrested shortly after midnight Sat- |urday at Lithuanian hall on Park strect by Supernumerary Officer | Huek and Aiudi. He was using vile |language and annoying others in the | hall, according to the testimony. Arvested After Collision The cases of Joseph Zaleski, aged | of 413 East street and Louis ¥, aged 26, of Bristol, were con- tinued until Nov. 19, driving cars which colli Maple street, and Howard Wilcox of Wood- | ruff Court, Judge W. I. Mangan appeared for Zaleski. Ignatius Wisk, aged Pile Suf_ferers You can only get quick, safe and |lasting relief by removing the cause —econgestion of blood in the lower {bowel. Nothing but an internal { remedy can do this—that's why cut- ting and salves fail. Dr. Leon Hem-Roid, a h nteed to q any form of Pile mis- ery or money Fair Drug yept, and drug: s everywhere sell h this guarantee, 666 ores Malaria and quickly relieves s, Headaches and Dizsi- due to temporary Constipation in climinating Tosins and s y esteemed for producing copi- ous watery evacuations. 28, of 104 Alds |Stove Repairs || Complete line of stove repai: parts carried in stock. NEW BRITAIN STOVE REPAIR CO. 66 Lafayette St. Tel. 77 | having renewed it because he has no ! | automobite. | birth to a child last week, and an- McGuire's | 1lon who appea Connolly to live | 3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 85, 1928, Cabot street, plegded guilty to the} charge of driving an automobile | without having an operator's license | in his possession but while telling his story on the witness stand he ac- mitted that he had no license, not Prosecuting Attorney Woods immediately changed the charge to that of driving without a guilty and was fined $10 and costs. Officer George Collins testified that there was an accident about 10:30 Saturday night and he Ofticer Daniel Cosgrove were direc! ing traftic on Washington street, | drove past hour later and sideswiped a Officer Collins asked him for his li- cense and he could not show it. Wisk testified that his wife gave other of his children and his mother- | in-law are sick. His brother-in-law, | who has a license and a car, was out | and he had to get to a physician's office at once so he took the chance ¢ making the trip without being topped. He was proceeding safely until the rear part of his car scraped car which was partly out in the highway. “ontinue Driving Cases cases of Louis Golee, aged Alden street, and Benny Za- blocki, aged 87, of 280 High street, were continued until Saturday on re- juest of Altorney Lawrence J. Go- ed for Zablockl. At- rry M. Ginsburg appear- olec, who is charged wit evading responsibility and driving without a license, Zablocki s charg- 4 with driving while under the in- fluence of liquor and while his li- conse was under suspension. | Marshall H. Tolles, aged 19, of West street, Southington, pleaded not torney H: vd for a continuance until Thursday was ordered on his request. Sergeant T. | jg | 4. Feeney made the arrest on Stan- | clection ley street, Uuwin Case Continued e The with operating an automobile while |y under the influence of liquor on| Washington street, was continued | until Saturday on request of AUOr-| Teacher association will be held in the High school nesday 1927, Fducation teachers first Wednesday of this week reports of the progress made by the associa- tion made. Afterwards the committee will make its report and 'Grand Master Robert Walker ‘and officers for the coming year will | Past Grand Master Arther Brown. be Israel Nair. Officers George s and Daniel Cosgrove made turday night on Wash- ton street. According to the po- lice. Unwin was convicted on the same charge a few months ago. Alex Siderowsky of 171 Winthrop street w ed this morning by Motoreycle Officer David Doty for reckless driving on Hartford avenue and on his own request a contin- uance until Thursday was ordered. Siderowsky was driving at the ap- proximate rate of 40 miles an hour, according to the pol | ney FOOTBALLER DIES | Lasalle, 11, Nov. 5 (P—Anthony Gregorich, 17, son of a well known Oglesby merchant, injured when | tackled while carrying the ball in & football game Saturday, died today. Camels and pigs are said to be the | only animals that cannot swim, Xmas Photographs AT REDUCED PRICES ALL THIS MONTH Arcade Studio apolis, Fri., 8:30 P. WBAP, § P. M. Toronto, Cat “Old Cempany’s Lehigh Coal” THE SHURBERG ‘ Genuine CO. 55 Franklin St COAL Phone 0 COX & DUNN The Oyster Seaso 272 MAIN STREET FOR SALE Clethes poles, fence posts: length and fireplace wood. Peter Kummer RESERVOIR ROAD TEL. 3978 stove 1‘ Has Returned | 'The Headquarters| For the Best HONISS’S 22 State St Hartford. Conn. (Under Grant's Store) 700 P. M. KMO Thurs., Sat., 10:55 A. Hours desi Time at o steps to clean the yards up with |town employes and then assess the | property owners for the expenses. license, to which Wisk pleaded |He 5ald he had constantly warned Ithe owners to remove the rubbish |but that they had continually de- layed and he did not believe they and’| could be made to take action eon |their own initiative. zard is immediate, he sald, adding that it was almost about half an | fire would break out unless condi- car, | tions were remedied at once. ceive | motor vehicle department that the car which is believe to have been mainly responsible for the death of Robert E. | by Joseph J. Petrosky of 244 Speed- way avenue, Irvington, N. J. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon is prepar- | ing a warrent charging Petrosky | with manslaughter, | be given to the state police. West Hartford knocked Lydon down and then a second car ran over him. Barker stopped and took the in- jured man to the hosipal, but the other motorist sped on. His number was read however, police were given this imformation. | When ,action, Constable Schubert initiated an an independent inquiry and has| inow located the owner of the car. Daker criminal negligence. regular meeting tomorrow night in cullty to the charge of speeding and | Grange hall. The program will be |in charge of the officers. A radlo | Light refreshments will be served. e of Lawrence Unwin, fll;fd;p'oruml business in connection with 3, of 39 Whiting street, charged!he altering of the hall will be taken Maytag Radio Programs KDKA, Pittsburgh, Tues, 10:00P. M. WCCO, M. KEX, e.. Tues., 8:30 P. M. ort Worth, Mon.,8:30 'WBZA, Boston, Sprin field, Fri., 7:30 P. M. 'CF Tues., 7:30P. M. WHT, Chicago, Ties., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.,9:00 P. M. KNX, Los Angeies, Mon., 7:00 P. M. KFRC, San Francisco, Fri x.usn Louis., Tues, attend. A(unénc- votes will be taken as unual. RBaptist Church Notes The Ladies’ Aid society of the Baptist church will hold a regular meting at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mra. C. {E. Fennell, 21 Broad street. Plans for the annual sale to be held {December § will be completed. The Misslonary circle will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of the president. On Thursday evening there will be the regular prayer meeting. On Friday an all-day meeting of the Farm bureau will take place in the church parlors. Tea wagons will again be made. Dr. A. D. Kendrick, Marshall Kendrick, A. W. Thomasen, and H. W. Barnes attended the inter-de- nominational Bible class rally in Meriden Saturday evening. Three Hurt in Crash Three Hartford persons return- ing from the Yale-Dartmouth foot- {ball game were injured Saturday evening when their automobile over- turned in a ditch near Whiting street and Homestead avenue. Philip |Kirby of 17 Dean street has & pos- sible fractured wrist, Miss Marion Leary of 104 Grandview terrace in- |jured her knee, and Mias Pearl Brennan of 256 Congress street was cut about the face. A fourth occu- pant was unhurt. The wet pave- | ment caused the car to skid when the brakes were applied, the driver | stated. PLAINVILLE NEWS (Continued From Page 7) The fire ha- certain that a Hit-run Driver Located Constable George Schubert has re- wor from the New Jersey Lydon last week is owned and this will A car driven by E. B. Barker of and the state they were slow in taking Notes Martha Sewing circle will hold & public social and card party at the home of Mrs. Otto Froelich on Hough street Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 oclock. Mr. and Mrs. Austin McDunnah have returned frgm a two week's vacation spent at Solon, Me. The We-Uns will meet th’s even- ing with Mrs. Harry Hibbard of Broad street. The Pythian Sisters will hold & public social and whist in Odd Fel- |low’s hall Wednesday evening. Re- | freshments will be served. is under bond of $2,000 for | Grange Meeting Plainville Grange will hold its installed and complete returns will be received. being large attendance is desired as im- P The Ionic club will be open to the Parent Teacher Meeting The annual meeting of the Parent public tomorrow evening, when ra- | dio returns of the election will be | heard. A Sammy Spring dance will be held in the High school gym this even- ling under the auspices of Sequas- !sen lodge, I. O. O. F. There will be square and round dances. The annual Fifth Masonic Dis- trict Night will be held with the lo- | cal lodge on the night of November its first year will be 15 at the High school. Ten lodges nominating will take part, the speakers being auditorium Wed- evening. On November § in celebration of American Week, the parents and of Plainville held their meeting. 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