New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930. DENIES HE DROVE [IGZAGGING AUTO Dorbuck Furnishes Strong Alibi, Wins Case in Court Andrew Dorbuck, 23 Stanley street, was d Judge Stanley J. of harged “Traceski in police court today after a long hearing on the charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Dorbuck denied that he was at the wheel of his brother's car last Sat- urday night and produced witnesses to substantiate his denial, in the face of positive identification by Officer John Afudi, who made the arrest, The officer testified that he sa fhe car on Park street near I «bout midnight and as it was fc lowing an uncertain cou he | tashed his light for the driver fo <top. e then blew his whistle but veither signal was obeyed. The car, lowever, stopped near a store and 4 ynan got out and went into the store. Gioing over to the car the officsr 1ound Dorbuck behind the wheel and man beside him. Asked who was driving, Dorbuck. according to the citicer, replied: “T do.” Say Dorbuck Was Unsteady Asked if he had been drinking, Dorbuck replied that he had taken few drinks. The officer ordered jim to walk a few yards and ob- scrved that he staggered, so he ar- 1ested him. The officer drove the car to the police jon with Dor- luck beside him. the latter's com- panion getting out of the car, Officer Thomas Tierney and Se geant J. C. Stadler testified that they were at police headquarters when Dorbuck was brought in and he was Unsteady on his feet and unfit to| drive. They smelled liquor on his lLreath and Sergeant Stadler said that Dorbuck at first denied that i had been drinking but after taking the walking test in the corridor h admitted that he had imbibed. Admits Drinking Dorbuck, who was represented by Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz, admitts {hat he had two bottles of beer and o few glasses of wine in a place on Gak street before going for a ride <bout the city. Tony Brown of tiquires street, Iartford, was driving, lio said, although he has no oper- ator'’s license. On Park street, Dorbuck said, he was in the car between Brown.and Tony Savan of 96 Seymour street, when they stopped to buy cigarettes. Brown went into a store and before lie came out Officer Auidi approach- «d and asked who owned the car. 1o which Dorbuck replied: “I do.” \sked who was driving, Dorbuck and ‘avan replied that Brown had been | «t the wheel but was at that moment | i the store. Then the officer gave Dorbuck the walking test and re- 1narked that although he did not ap- pedar to be unfit to drive he would have to go to the police station and | be interviewed by the ofticer in church. Demand For Physician Denied Dorbuck claimed that he tried to | tell the officers he had not been driv- ing and he also demanded that a physician be called to examine him it none was called. Ixplaining his rcason for not driving the car al- though he has a license, Dorbuck said Brown wanted to take the wheel o he allowed him to do so. Brown and Savan corroborated Dorbuck’s testimony, and a young | woman living on Oak strect, told of \ccepting an introduction to Brown en North street about 45 minutes | prior to the arrest and at that time| Brown was at the wheel and Dor- buck was beside him Sergeant Stadler recalled to the stand denied that Dorbuck had pro- tested that he had not been driving. And he did not ask for a doctor,” the sergeant added. “Were you asked that question Judge Traceski asked, and the ser- ant answered negatively, to which Judge Traceski rejoined that he need | not volunteer testimony. Policeman Repeats Testimony Officer Auidi, recalled to the stand. | denicd that he had asked Dorbuck who owne the car an he was posi- tive he had seen Dobuck at the wheel as the car passed. His flashlight r vealed the driver's featurcs plainly, | he said. Prosecuting Attorney Woods, sum- ming up the state’'s case. said it re- solved. itself into a question of Offi- cor Ajudi's credibility, to which At torney Monkiewicz replied that it vesolved itself info a matter of com- non sense. The officer's story was “weak and shaky.” e raid, while particle of Dorbuck's testi-| mony had been well substantiated by the defense witnesses Judge aid was serious and he felt #tate had not made out a Business Men in Argument | Hyman Rabinow of 763 Arch street, pleaded not guill the charge of breach of the p 4 was represented hy Attorne: Nair, upon whose request the was continued until next Wedne No bonds were required. Rabinow was arrested by Sergeant P. A. McAvay yesterday afternoon on complaint of Henry Schupack who accused him of swearing at him and threatening to knock workmen off | ladder while they were removing +ign advertising a sale at Rabinow’s | store in the Schupack cstate build- | ing. | According to the complaint, the sign was blocking a window in At-| forney Thomas I'. McDonough's of- fice on the second floor of the build- ing and Schupack, having men em- ployed about the premises, offered fo have them take down or changc the location of the sign but Rabinow interfered. 1650 by overy ski the that case. charge the to a Masquerade | and Cabaret | Given By RAEL SISTERHOOD BNAL LLKS HALL Music—Strand Orchest Entertainment Prizes For Best Costumes Admission $1.00 | ordered | Cross s | who | plot B | tional | the jand one State Queens in Miami Beauty Pageant | These three gave a good account of themselves in the quest for the title of **Mis | the Miami, Fla., international beauty show. The pcdd (left) of Atlanta. Dorothy Gilbert (center) of New Assuctated Press (oo s America” state was represented by Clyde Ellis Haven was “Miss Connecticut” and 111 £ Champaign. al 'J' Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical noticer and revie written by press agencies for the respective wmusemn TWO TALKIES AT CAPITOL Three excellent performances, a smashing good drama and a strange and surprising love story thrilled audiences who witnessed the op ing performances of “Behind Make-Up,” Paramount’s latest IKinz picture, Capitol th or 1o AT THE Chevrons battl boys of th PALACL | ! “G the own in France h the Palace 1- | Friday These it pictur war, are 1use thou 11al celly, who Dance anothe s which the coned Lrie in gives won 1vor hat and ships sunk submarine planes s Lailoons shot mping out iry charging o con- d humar cling to the “happy-go-lucky” 1 in love with von Stroheim’s 4 Wedding tic pic- intel- inferi- ites 1o sce performance heart. As vaudeville Iay Wray, lovely he March.” ture lig ority ro do. by lirough You rines, and estroyers; 10t 1 observers chutes: strongholds the point ti om of an gun: most ver done, pite oine QLaE Skelly of a young mar but hampered complex. William Powell's portr: Italian artist is probably cutertaining thing he has for the screen and this in his immortal performances ¢ Murder Case.” “Th « and “Interferen co-feature will o Holiday” with A Eiler Beginnin Carroll and Tt offered in “Da inf by an of bayonet; mm. mounted on falling val Our 1 men seen b fire. 10us anary Murder Th musical lis the only SA Sl Hale and Saturda 4 Arlen “Song rara- : in re irtist. Ne terization of the singer of ever on record who York Thi n city for (rtiste p of Love' such dle ol ay, he natural city that when she audienc i GRLAT you ard and > her Strand PROGRAM AT STRAND liked Dorothy Mackaill in |per so popular to Get,” “His Captivc Wom-{a flesh and blood The Barker.” Le sure 10 o¢ 1o cve of the cam in “Strictly Modern™ at the pearin her in this theater today, Friday and | Ralph and David spont - the at with toc raves A continuance until Saturday in the es of Antho Pawlicki, 40, of 661 Governor sir Leon IKoposki, 44, and « r Mie ect, charged and assaulti request of Att appeared Mieczkowski. BRISTOL NEWS (Continued From Page e nois was represented by S:u[uo Bajarnas o “t owski, of 18| 1 with breach of I other, tinued I7 nmecting of the Boys' club held this evening at Communi hall. A meeting of former membe of the Iife and Drum corps w be held. This is not a hearsal but is for the purposc |organizing for the summer. The Doy Scout meetin evening in basemne | Methodist church was boys. A fourth p ¢d to take care Plans arc now Anna Mar- | the troop registered in din of Prospect street, referred to |Planned to have Scout in the will as friends of the de. |Oscar Erichson and Scoutmaster ceased. The sum of $1.000 is lert |J- Shierden of Berlin attend to Miss Mary Reck and $500 (o Miss | Best meeting. Edith Healy. of this city, of the late Mrs. Hanna Stearns of Woodrow street, West Hartford, and Irma Iscly of South- ington are cach bequeathed the sum of 8500, and $300 hois left to Miss Ituth Bradshaw and William Bryce of this city. next Monday The executor of the will is dirceted | Sog to establish a trust fund of not more Ll than $200 for the care of the family | Mrs. James MacPher in the Terryville cemetery, A [¢d to her home by iline sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Philips of | Mra I7red Clough entertained Kensington, 11 4 nices of (he late | PArty friends at tea Hanna, ah Loviland of |afternoon Haven, each bequeathed AL TN el wo local churches, the Trin. |SCrIOUS Injury copal and JVirst Congrega- | When their cach left the sum of $300, | & telophone ates that marker M8 the n Srteen o late Mrs, | Curred ne PR in West Cromwell The remainder of the estate the machine dre queathed to the Nowington SopIpletolyitison for Crippled children sloss Wagisuennnn Council Mecting Tuesday L A mecting of the city council will ‘m”‘\"“‘”__w'_‘ H‘;,"‘]"‘ be held in the council mber in | TOM ¢ the City hall building on Tuesday | "yt o je night starting at 7:30 o'clock. Many | (ot FOR I (L [important matters are expeeted to | "oy [ T TO0 come up before the council mem- | oo VIR FACE T bers, onc of them concerning the |, rjal's Iipiscopal church. levying of this year's tax r ing of the teachers of the A recommendation that thr : school will follow. pernumcrary officers be appointed | phoge members of the Communi to the regular force of the police club who attended last night's me department will be made and. it R e s expected, will be approve hose | iment. Rndy Lund. tenor who are to be recommended for ap- | Britain, gave wn program pointment re Supernumeraries selections, accompanicd by John Dewey Carpenter, Anthony Greisner. | Crean on the piano. Possessed of nd John Bachman. 1t is expected tenor voice of unusual elarity that the wen will be assi to the | range, Mr. Lund greatly ed Forestville and a | appreciative dience. Cl beats. It is said that Officer Cor- | Farmer of New Rritain gave nelivs Connolly will he of speeialty dance numbers. recently established lifficult steps of the danc Ofticer James skillfully exceuted by Mr. | understood, did not Arrangements are under way the beat and will Belvidere minstrels present pasition. A committe . Scha W and to make nents, om Page the pe on e L. J Kopocki for Golon. and held t of Seven) ol was st the inc way to April. The sum of $1.000 is bequ to Mrs. Grace Griffin of and $500 is left to Mrs under whed Plymouth 1t Church night will he observed Methodist churel this evening o'clock These mectings a open to the public. both nurses Mrs, Alice | th 7150 women church will hold in the social of Saer whist rooms of ening at evening th 4 1 nd 8 e is i pliy on is confi of miraculo vesterday automobile crashed nole, completely chine, The accident o L. New I ity re Yo, Lpi in are The will s shall he a i The the the pole It and left minor has relatiy impact Tom p s in shan is pending in St. G is of 1 nair of night shift Al We wel Burns, the beat. to care patrol remain in his e H. John the DEAD P —Virg insu MeNETRL Haven, March | Neil. a veteran head here for i years, Southern Pines, N. was department commander Connecticut G. A. It in 1006 of the best known war vet- i G was §7 years old when pneu- claimed him vietim. VIRGIL hin appoint rrange Lew New M agency died in terday of the ance vho yes- Warner Bro: APITOL arts SATURDAY For 4 Da Ve ans of st He monia as a RUBBER New York, March 13.—(f- ber futures opened steady 15.10; July 15.60; September UTUR M 16.10. All yours! Come and get fill of and \]l \\ eel\ M, Hmtfm d your thrills romance. | NAKDY CARROLL ‘Dangerous Paradise’ Burlesquers Featuring Clyde Bates, Babe Almond Added Attractions Wm. FONTAINE Star of Hallelujah and His Chocolate Dandies ALICE DUVAL zzling Specialties with Richard Arlen Warner Oland 5 last the wiended by rt- asc. lave Exccutive at the church o'cloe yesterda cseape afternoon wreck- Dutton’s residence crank shaft and | The injuries. returned New entertain- | New four and rmer composed Payne, neces | Argentine Strikers [ | Bucno 15 (- railroad Mareh quarrel of Argentine cmployers ool overal persons ed. today, ing slightly woun rs{ \When a train stopped at Va ill | luro, a urb Buenos Air - |group of workers compelled the of to abandon the c were sprinkled with and burned il ty st of sengers which mable liquids Similar cases occurred at Lin nd Ciudadela statnons on the skirts of the ¢ The fo| way men Slof t 1 first step taken by the was an hour's suspens all lines vesterd LEX-SOLDIER FOUND DEAL | Wridgeport, March 13 (® — chael Chmura, formerly lish soldicr, was found dead in his two room apartment Gilmore street from il gas asphysiation. at 1 at | re at mina on sec condition bl Discovery had be weeks and indicated he that long. made as to enter Chmura’s Chmura three body about body lice were ment, duc. not the k. his ! dea th W when n- as rent we WINDOW WASHER CARULI Chicage, March 13 (UP)—aA hing windows in a loap aper all day, Chs 3 ed washing those in hi partment. He fell be lected to use his safety st will recover. 3y d o 2 : nstr ks c- floor of | had ne He probably | | MISS NILSSON A Q. Nilsson, nearing BUTTER AMarch wrp screen star, recovery Los 1 Anna | reported | from the to: {thrown from a horse 22 months a will be held flllb A mect | I T TR Sunday ty 12 'EMBASSY PROGRAM i Today and Tomorrow al News Featurec Snap She All Stors of hch\ W wd an s i of to r- is : 3a Piohibitien N. Y. Sxe-ll:‘ Head of Anti- Saloon League Speaks Automebile Speed King of England Stilt Dancers of Califor with George O'Brien And Following Cast Sue Carroll WValter McGrail Warren Hymer Miss Ann Harding in— “Paris Bound” And the Following Cast Fredric March George Ivving Leslie Fenton Charlotte Walker Coming—SATURDAY with Edmund Lowe and Constance Bennett || “This Thing Callad Love” Burn Railway Ca a vio- pi inflam- out- toc hip injury which has kept ““—\ht\r in a hospital bed since she was “Lone Star Ranger” The . turn- I'riday man on ti THEATER. “RBowery Burl traction th Hartford has py in s sclection o tume color schemes - unmistakable that has met with fans al. The plenituds and dances of the ultra vi and with Clyde a Bal leading the production ctly tor the Bhe She Dorotliy varied her to plays in tl suit novel — First e te role sh io! stage T Mis National The woi GRAND 15 Nit. “Cousin K re is Tl Mackaill 1 at Grand do pro; e Strictly hoa bits, De- i ctin satility in portrayin lady noveli Go prepared to lau in the sophist d ver ruffle t surf; not intended for ripping whies fama the And role or- the la- of Modc lot. to tak which will of a mind and to cn- drama the Ic idol ic B8 e a hes, s a riet the joy yire fire comic iers od ccnbretic Blackmer is this pr ading oadwuy's matinee en jonly b 2, in this, his t picture, convinees that h d to b of creen’s supremely popular ac- His fine pres which much his bor Elsic their man. Ail- ion its engagement Burlesquer. Wil it close The extra “Bowery in themse late star of “Hallelnjah™ with sprightly Man River a manner show. The also exceeding one slate one ro the tors, voice and received roics on Ulric and field for stuge ) Mi- Po- the prais opposite Ferguson, display. The prog splendid acts headed by " appears in (hocolats foursom W ki has ocolatc e in rds Lenore his find who 1 dr Ly a new th am has five the Hicke Gentlemen cast ting vindeville nimtlc da Duval i and that approvil and for of een ho- egant with in difer Earl Mountain Co. extras ‘Down on roe and Ad inning the Strand w in his Girl Said Maric Dr ms in 2 Sunday tour il offer William Haines t talking hit, “The Wwith Polly Mor Teila Hy ror days ambridge, Ma I'rison great No.* S5 total senfence fter Ty el © impos a yester o men who utory off EMBASSY tomorrow 1 double sy om onid he | Ap. THE Today and final sereenin, theater. Carroll = he Lone Star Bound” with Ann | Fredric Mareh play- role complete the show double “Paris and title the )= | Hardin “l\’\hl_ 4 he 44y ing of feature And His Band at the TABS' HALL 1g0. THONE TOR VIE 1 S FLOW and Ploral Work 1or Don't forget to order Green Carnations for St. Patrick’s $1.50 Per Dozen Tunerals Admission 50¢ Yankee will e t toda) duriy who served of di o in t film taken on our Vi | fea- he relatives the m. subma sunk by down down, with popular played 240 consceutive a she and has exceedingly of Rates Almond talented should memories hehind Saturdy hilled W en Y1 our | in para- | enenmy and taking prisoners guns to the flat in fore vaudeville Columbi sor I pla vandeville char: inst Ap- are film Durand. is preparing for tomorrow 1ure HARTIORD *eurrent theate ha 1d ¢ large cars, thi N ful made played to at tr G he | ¥ | or b |t ngs s W t b, in ayvs n St la 1 il 0s- conve: tre n approv- son nis mode:n Ted wh a sh A Sur nappy | ca av hon ith XS Fontaina | stopped nd 0 alorions movie epic | pe Dandics nder * cd melodie ov Dandies it appears hav Perforii- daily YEARS IN PRISON TERMS , March 13 (UD) | 1 in superior co robbers and been convicted of Appearance of EARLE LAMBERT SATURDAY NIGHT ————————————— | numbeis. | ery ac 1 n wan | | | | Pe Me i Walter G. Dynamite in Tunnel Starts Bomb Scare New York, March 13 (UP)— Discovery of a single stick of dy namite in an TInterborough Rapid ransit subway tunnel under the Harlem river precipitated a Lombing scarc today The explosive, nuncapped and without wires, was found by a trackwalker. Police discounted reports that the dynamite was intended to blow up the tube, being inclined to the opinion that ad inadvertently been left there by a worker. Another report that a dyna- mite bomb had heen found in the Clark streot tunnel also was cnied by police. —_— .- [NURGZYK MADE TREASURER OF POLISH BUSINESS MEN ercantile Assoclation Arranging for Social to Be Held April 9 Paul Nu ople's Savings surer of the K. treasurer of bank, was clected Polish Business n’'s association to succeed Leon orski at the regular monthly mect- ng held last night at the Falcon hall Alexander Dom- was in charge of the 1 Beaver rowik. pri street sident Iollow the clection plans for oker. which all Polish bu will invited to 4 formulated. It is sche nl 1088 M I ere all e ich con- w Brzu- s au- The pr comt ists of Paul Nurczyk, Andr and Casimir Majewicz ed to begin an advertisin W EMPLOYL 13 LIGHTHOUSE DEAD Danbury, March Loring, naster of tende ates lighthousc ntic coast, died {COLLEGIANS (Registered) TOMORROW NIGHT ELKS’ CLUB “Where that different crowd goes™” | for in service many 3 the Unite ) on the At- the Danbury n I WENNERBERG SENIOR HIGH SUNDAY, MARC s, McCoy's, Hultgren's Warner Bros, TRAN 5 ATTRACTIOND Featuring “Two Elegant Gentlemen” 1 EARL MOUNTAIN (0. “True to the Navy” Matt Selby’s DANCE PARADE Different Dance Doings lll—llRU ADWAY \T]‘ PPhR\——lfl MONROL and “Rhythm" RUSS and JERRY “Down on the Ranch™ ADAMS | ; D Today, Fri., Sat. Today Temorro L % House of Hits sOLD CHEVRONS Greatest of War Films Connecticut Boys 26th. 76th, 42nd Div, Actual Combat Chateau Thierry, Argonne In Addition BELLE BAKER in “SONG OF LOVE" Al Sim, Dancing, and king Drama BRING THE CHILDREN 8th ANNUAL CONCERT Margaret Olsen, soprano Auspices UNITED SWEDISH CHURCHES and SOCIETIES e e CHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets On Sale At | nospital last night at the age of 67. His home had been in Brookfield |since his retirement from the serv- ice two ye: ago. Captain Loring, who was a natiy of Last Boston, Mass, went to se |at the age of 17. He became skip | per of four masters sailing ‘o near! |every part of the world and late was in the trans-Pacific service, a a skipper. He became a master the lighthouse service in 1896 an: | for years made Newport, R. L, hi headquarter: COMPLIS Cromwell, to the ES 65TH YEAR 13 (A—1f on long enoug! of making ¢ s to belon; who toda continuou E. Steven March sticks task there is the possibilit record, and such apr to Miss Kate P. Ralph, completed 65 years of service m J. & company toymaker. t for Miss may in talph w Just Try to Stop Laughing! When HAINES gets to- gether with Marie Dress- ler and Polly Moran Wil | Absolutely Getter Than His First? ALL TALRING Warner Bros. STRAND Starts SUNDAY MALE CHORUS H 16 — 3:30 P. M. and Miller & Hanson's CAP TODAY EXCELLENT a TA You too. will thrill When You ¢ and Hear ‘BEHIND THE MAKE-UP A Qaramount Picture WILLIAM POWELL TAY WRAY WAL SKELLY KAY FRANCIS Warner Bros. ITO nd FRIDAY LKING FEATURES HOLIDAY ALAN HALE...SALLY EILERS Pathé @ Picture There arc sailors and sailors, Dbut never was a gob like Alan Hale in this riotous comedy. there