New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1930, Page 12

Walter Toczko of New Britain plcaded guilty to the charge of at- | was given a suspended sentence to Tl the state reformatory. $9LY, | Arthur Piltz Jr. and Curtis Stella of this city were given a suspended sentence 1o the state reformatory on the charge of theft, to which they pleaded guilty. John Gazda, charged with break- iln.‘: and entering, was sentenced to | six months in jail. He broke into a s[orc in the northwestern section of # Hartford, Sept. 18. P—Five men | tno city a few months ago and was @"e arrested and several truck | arrested on fhe street nearby, but doads of apparatus for the manufac- \demcd that he knew anything of the ure of liquor was confiscated in a | pyrglary, when arraigned in police Jaid conducted by state police Wed- | oourt. Gazda has only one arm. #esday night in Sperry Pond%¥sec- | Ropert H, Budde of New Britain, Fon of Bolton. A still seized in the | wno forfeited a bond by failing to sparsely scttled region was said 0 procent himself in superior court have a capacity of 1,000 gall Tuesday to answer the Arra for bond for passing in Farmington, pleaded who were d were made at the | not guilty yesterday and elected home of Grand Juror L. D. aton | trial by court of Bolton enant Lavin of Hart- and Lieutenant Ha: ord Springs led the r from tt Ha i’lve Men Arrested When State * Police Visit Property thos J. M. Buldlck Reported Gaining in Strength | Reports that J. M. Burdick, eral superintendent of the Stanley with several officers ford barracks. The five m following nam fredo Licari, Joe Conti, 260 arrested g ind addre Franklin avenue; | Lawre treet; Nuzio Mocalli, Magnolia street; Benjamin De Rosa, 112 Franklin Zvenue, and 203 Wooster street, New | p oty 005 oavion ana Haven; and Anthony Fiano, Bolton. | goor o oy PGF Ue, TO STPERE 8 All are c}prm‘.x with m::Tuf.u:‘vu:u;g S e g liquor with inten B R et i | A rumor on the street today was carrying concealed weapons and in- terfering with an officer. None of the men is listed in the Hartford city di- rectory ley Works hospital, were denied by hospital officials to- day. Mr. Burdick recently under- who is in the Hartford unsatisfactory and that all visitors were being denied him. The hospi- tal reports being pleased with his i o progress. Visitors are but the patient tires easily and too many visitors are not encouraged. BRTS 30 DAYS I JAIL T | who was taken to New Bnmm ‘Gen- |eral hospital the same time her brother was taken to the Hartford hospital, has returned to her home. Russell Burdick, grandson of Mr. Burdick and son of Mr. and Mrs. Iiarl Burdick of Stanley street, is on crutches recovering from a re- cent injury. Man Who Signed Employer's Name to Check and Cashed it Sentenced Thomas F. Higgins, 47, a former lieutenant in the local fire depart- ment was sentenced to jail for 30 | R days on the charge of forgery m| STOWAWAY NOW BOXER superior court at Hartford yesterday. | St. Louis, Sept. 18 (UP)—Clar- Higgins pleaded guilty and was | ence Terhune, who two years ago represented by Judge William F.|stowed away on the Graf Zeppelin Mangan. The forgery consisted of | and went to Germany, will make his signing the name of his employer | first public appearance as a, boxer Joseph Battaglia, to a check for |in an amateur bout here Monday. $47.50 and cashing the paper on | July 5 in & store | corrox op; STEADY Theodore Garlick of Forestville,| New York, Sept. 18 (F)—Cotton charged with theft, was given a sus- | futures opened steady, 3 points high- pended sentence to the state re- |er to 2 power; October 10.97; De. formatory. | cember 11.17; January 11.26. New William Nowosek of Newington, | contracts—October 10.02; December charged with violation of the motor |11.12 January 11.21 March 11.39; vehicle law, was fined $25 and.gosts. |May 1 SHOE DEPT., MAIN FLOOR WEEK-END SPECIALS READY TOMORROW at TWO *DAYS ONLY TENNIS SHOES Y For the entire family, brown or white—all sizes First Quality Only QAM. A Real Special Children’s Pat. 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