New Britain herald., 1915-04-22
Plainyille News CYCLE THIEF BOUND
 OVER FOR BURGLARY
John Wlshek Admits Having Iak5l Wheel From Seym.ur'S Barn.
GENES BREAKING INFO PLACE
Captured in New HaNen-TakCn to Jail to Await Trial-A1asoniC Ball ErjJny-Bysiness Mems Wives Have Banquct-Briefs.

HuNc Banquct-brteIs'
 After admitting his guilt, John Wishek. q dapper looking Noun% Aug triGn, wi.s bound over to the superior court late yesterday by Justice A. II. Condell before whom he was ar raigncd on the charge of burglary. breaking into Charles Seymour's barn on East Main street and stealing Il bicycle constituting the crime. Wishek. was brought back to PlainNiIle yesterday afternoon by Of iicer Philip Marine into whose GUS tody he had been delivered by the New Haven authorities.
 While the accused lied glibly about his wanderings and his actions while in this locality, changing his story frequently, he did not deny stealing the bicycle and entered plea of guilty when brought up for d hearing He refused |" admit the burglary charge. nevertheless, as he claimed he broke out of the barn rather than into it.
 According to the story told by the accused he was passing through PIainvillc last Wednesday night and
 
 shelter in Seymour's barn. The door was open at the time he declared and he had no trouble in gaining admis- sion. when he went to leave in the morning he found the door locked and he broke it open. He noticed the bicycle in the corner and decided to use it in getting out of town. He was caught trying to sell it in New Haven and was arrested, the Elm City police subsequently, discovering that the cycle belonged in Plainville.
 Prosecutor S. S. Gwillim explained to the court that there was evidence to prove that Wishek got out of the barn by forcing a window and that he prled the door open to enable him to gain possession of the bicycle. In addition he took a coat which he found on the premises.
 Justice Condell found proba ble cause to bind him over to the June term of the superior court. Wishek was unable to get bonds and he was taken to jail where he will remain until his trial
 Wives Have Banquet.
 Not to be outdone by their hus- bands who attended the annual ban quet of the Business and Improve ment association, a number of local women gathered last evening at the home of Mrs. Stanley & GwilIim where they enjoyed a supper of their own.
 The affair was conducted in rcgu- lation banquet order and there were after-dinner speeches, toasts and musical selections. The ladies report a most enjoyable evening.
 During the past few years they have met annually on the night their husbands deserted them for the Rusi ness Mems banquet and they have had some pleasant gatherings.
 Change Date to May ,.
 On account of the grange meeting. which is scheduled for Tuesday, May 4, the Woman's club has announced that its card party, originally planned for that date, has been put off until ednesday. May 5. The affair will be in the Town hall and the proceeds will be added to the fund that is be- ing raised for the benefit of the li- brary, the members hoping to bring the total of their collections up to $f.00O.
 The committee reports a good de- mand for reservations and tickets for a number of.tables have already been disposed of. Interest In the affair Is so keen that it is expected all tickets will be sold early.
 To Put on Extra Jitney.
 The success of Mrs. Gladys Haskell Of Bristol in operating d jitney line i. between Plainvlle and Bristol has re- suited in that energetic young wom- ans decision to put on an extra auto and beginning tomorrow she will have two machines in the service.
 Mrs. Haskell reports that her busi- hess has been profitable from the start and she expects to make a second ma chine pay.
 Tomorrow there will be four jitneys operating between theS two places.
 That the new means of transporta- ton is making inroads on the business of the Bristol and Plainville Tram way company is evidenced from the