New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1929, Page 13

[—=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~+-] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1929, THREE JAILED FOR RESTAURANT ROW Canse Dlsturhnco in Lunch Room on Hartlord Avenne Thomas Coyle, 38, of 51 Seneca street; Willlam Jones, 31, of 326 ‘West street and John Boyle, 36, of 411 Allen street, were sentenced to jall for 15 days by Judge Stanley J. Traceski in police court today on charges of breach of the peace and assaulting Steve Vamvakis in a res- taurant at 125 Hartford avenue Sun- day evening. On the charge of in- jury to private property, they were discharged. Officer Walter Malona testified that he and Officers Hayes and Aludl were detailed to investigate 3 complaint bout 6:30 SBunday evening that a window in a door had been broken and a disturbance caused in the restaurant, but on arriving they learned that the men had left. Coyle, Jones, Boyle and Fred Cook were accused. Later Officer Malona and Ofticer Hayes went to 185 Daly aye- nue and found Boyle intoxicated in a snow pile. As he was being lock- ed up, the officers asked him why he had broken the window in the restaurant and he replied “because I don’t like him,” meaning the pro- prietor, Boyle, who was fined $10 and costs for intoxication in police court yesterday, was arrested last evening by Detective Sergeant W. P, McCue. Jones was arrested by Oficer Mau- rice Flynn and Coyle was arrested by Sergeant John C, Stadler. Al pleaded not guilty and after Officer Malona testified, Vamvakis told of the scuffie and named Cook as the porson who broke the winow. Cook was not in court. Boyle picked up a sugar bowl but did not throw it and the others milled about, push- ing the witness and pulling him by the coat, according to the testimony. Cook punched him in the face but the others did not lay & hand on bhim except to push him. Peter Lamflous, counterman, and his wife, Sophie, corroborated Vam- vakis. Lamfious served coffee to the quartet, he said, and they paid for it, but there was considerable swear- ing and a general disturban The restaurant was opened the day be- foro the fracas, but the same own- er had a similar business at another address on Hartford avenue, and ac- URGES TRAHERS 10 Rflkfll UP-T0-DATE Cleveland School ml ‘Wants Modish Thought and Attire Cleveland, Feb, 26 (P—R. G. Jones, superintendent of Cleveland achools, wants his teachers to be modish in thought and attire. Health and poise he lists as important, sec- ond only to training and education. Pupils mut be at ease to get the moat out of their classwork, the superintendent believes, and the best to bring that about is to &ive m an attractive, well- dressed, poised and capable teacher. “We want our teachers to keep abreast of the times,” Jones aald. “If a teacher can wear short akirts becomingly, she should wear them. And nobody, least of all myself, will complain if there is rouge and lipstick in her purse.” Without good health a teacher is likely to be {ll-natured, unable to control herself and may keep the class room in a turmoil, Miss Jean Burroughs, a student In the achool of education, is Jones' idea of an ideal teacher. Cecilla Sholle was his choice for good health, and Alleen Mannenin as an ideal type because of her good na- ture and fair mindedness, POLICEMAN SAVES CHILD Pittsfield, Mass.,, Feb. 26 P — Sergeant Willlam J. Keegan of the police department yesterday saved | the life of Evelyn Brodeur, 3, who ‘wag poisoned after swallowing pills she found in her home. The officer dislodged the pills from the stomach and revived the child with a pul- motor. The child is in & serious condition in Mercy hospital, but hope is held for her recovery. Lieut. George B. Stephens of the | & marine cops returned to the naval ‘base at Squantum here late yester- | [} day from a second unavailing flight & in search of fivé miming Portland, Me., tishermen, Lieut. Stephens flew along the coast to Cape Elizabeth |§ and then circled out to sea to the tip of Cape Cod and then to Nan- tucket island. Authorities at the naval base last night said that no further search 1by plane for the | been miasing since last Thursday. would be made. They said there was no hope of finding the men alive unless they had bewn picked up by equipped with wireless. ENTIRE SQUAD DUE Avalon, Calif., Feb. 26 (UP) — The entire squad of the Chicago Cubs was due today, the infielders and outfielders being scheduled .o arrive this morning. From now on the squad will hold two drills daily, Manager Joe McCarthy announced. WORK MEN LIGATLY Paso Robles, Calif., Feb. 26 (UP) —Donie Bush, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, plans to work his men lightly until the squad is in camp here. 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He was intoxl- cated, he admitted, but he did not punch anyone, nor did he break the window, “1 paild $10 and costs for drunkenness yesterday and now I'm in for breaking a window, and they sizes to 44 Wednesday .......000000e ment to choose from For Wednesday . 33 (o Just Half Price on Gnm Rublm Crib Sheets Guaranteed perfect and water-proof. 49¢ Bellwood Cambric admit someone else broke it. Why should 1 be accused of it?” he de- manded. Judge Traceski asked him it he had told the police he had tak- en part in the fracas because he did not like the restaurant proprietor. he said he did not recall having made such a remark. “You seem to have a very convenient memory,” Judge Traceski remarked. Coyle sald he was under the in- fluence of liqguor Sunday evening and he would not have been in the restaurant but for the fact that someone told him that Cook should be taken out of the place. He went in to get him and while there he had coffce but he did not swear at anyone, nor did he cause a racket. “I'd like it better if you'd tell the truth,” Judge Traceski said. *“Now there was bad language used in there, wasn't there?” and Coyle re- plied that he *guessed” there was. Jones sald he had been drinking Sunday and he was somewhat un- ruly. He admitted that he swore in the restaurant but he was eject- ed before the trouble started. Acting Prosecuting Attorney Har- ry M. Ginsburg said there was no question about the breach of the peace count. Judge Traceski replied that the evidence did not implicate the trio in the breaking of the win- dow but the other charge had been proven to his satisfaction. 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