The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
KEENAN, AND LEWIS BEFORE CITY COURT
Both Charged With Infrac- tions of the Automo-
 bile Law
Probation Officer to Look Into Records of Youths
 Held for Investigation

Fred Keenan, 20 years old of 123 Harmony street, was fined $1 and costs with four months in 1ail@ by Deputy Judge Wilder at today's session for intoxication, reckless driving and the operation of an automobile with out a. license. His conduct was refer red to by Judge Wilder as exceedingly dangerous to the community Police men Tate and Bfrazik testified that Keenan was observed operating the automobile at a 30-miIe- -an-hour rate on North avenue at about 10 o'clock last night and refused to stop until he got to a place where the street is torn up and the engine of the automobile stopped. Then they caught up with him. Keenan is reported as having been employed at the Park avenue garage, 1909 Park avenue. The auto mobile used in his ride is said to have belonged to Edward Kennelly- Charges against Edward Lewis, IT years old of 1909 Park avenue charg- ed with having taken an automobile last night from the Park avenue gar age without leave and operating it l illegally, were continued for a hear l ing until Saturday. The machine is reported as having belonged to w. T. Macfarlane. Lewis said that he has had trouble with his father and has. 1 been sleeping at the garage. The ar rest was made at 2 o'clock this morn i ing by Detective Sergeant Fox follow 1 ing complaint of George Ibbs, man ager of the garage.
 Raymond Tadder, 15 years old and Lyman Tadder, Il years old of 329 Hollister avenue, were placed on pro- I bation following the hearing of breach of the peace charges in chambers. It I was alleged that they had been throw l ing stones at Raymond Floor of 4s3 HolIister avenue.
 Edward Camp, "A years old and giv- l ing Clinton avenue. New Haven, as his 1 home said that he was not intoxicated and did not intend to try and evade the payment of railroad fare between
 that place and Bridgeport yesterday. He explained further by, saying that. just before leaving New Haven. he had | been held up by two men, beaten over the head and robbed of between $8
 and $10. This he explained, made
 him dazed and he did not realize what
 happened afterwards. A sentence of
 10 days in jail with suspension of
 execution was imposed
 William. better known as ttBo'' 1 Rooney, received an addition to his
 already long police record by receiving
 a sentence of 30 days in4Jail with a fine ? Of $5 and costs for the theft Of a pair
 of shoes belonging to Peter Polls
 bootblack, in front of Thomas F1ynnss
 cafe on Wall street
 TO allow for a further investigation by the police and Probation Officer { 51InpSOnz the nearing or inert CnaTgeS against IS years old Edward Marnula
 of 3s Hallett street was continued un- I til Saturday. It is alleged that he stole ,I several bottles of beer from a car on l a Housatonic avenue railroad siding. One seal on the car door was broken
 but evidence is lacking that Mar1nula I broke 1t
 I Probation Of1cer Simpson was in-. stricted to look up theN histories of
 John Yanseco, I years old of Win sted, Edward Burke, 16 years old of 1 New York, and Steve Corsoy g years l old of Toledo, O.. They are charged
 with vagrancy and lettering; appear l ing today for the second time this 1 week. The continuance of a hearing I was until Saturday
 Dennis Mason and Fred Smith, both. l of Water street and arraigned on a continued hearing of assault and 1 breach of the peace charges, were fined $10 a. costs each. There was
 a. suspension Of execution in Smith s
 case A request fo1. the loan of 10
 cnts was said to be responsible for the 1 argument.
 Incorrigible charges against Harold
 Ginsberg of South Main street were
 nol1ed. Fred Eichman of 220 Alice
 street was given 30 days in jail with
 suspended sentence and probation for
 introduction and breach of the peace
 His sister complained of his actions
 last night at the home.