New Britain herald., 1918-05-13
MORE TROUBLE FOR
 AUTO JOY RIDERS
Babula Gets Sentence and Lipetz
 Re-ArreSted- d-ASSaultS Sister

the Connecticut S1ale SCloOi 1ol Do. on Saturday for being implicated III the theft of autom obiles. was again sentenced to the school today. He took an appeal from the sentence imposed Saturday and appealed from today sentence also Attorney M. H. Camp 1 was his counsel. Edward Lipetz, who l appealed from the sentence rece1Ved | Saturday, being part of the same or fense. was arrested during the court 1 proceedings this morning and was taken to Plainville by Constable Con- lon to answer a charge of breaking into a freight car and stealing shoes. Babula was charged with using an , automobile belonging to Charles Raw lingson, of Hartford also with tam- pering with it. Theft of the auto, which was valued at s40O, was added. Three counts in connection with the taking of an automobile belonging to 1 B. A. Hawley, manager of the Russell l & Erwin division of the American l Hardware Corp, were using the auto' 1 tampering with 1t and stealing it. The l cara Hudson limousine-was valued l at S20O0. MT. Rawlingson test1hed 1 that the auto was taken from Wash- l ington street, April 2. and was valued l at s40O. He saw two mischievous- 1 looking boys in the vicinity at the time l 1 positively identify Babula as one of 1 them.
 B. A. Hawley told of the taking of 1 his car from the vicinity of the fac tory on April g. Benny Blogoslowskl, l who was sentenced on Saturday, he | being the chauffeur member of the | gang was a witness against Babula Blogoslowslxi said that the boys aL- ways told him to take the cars. He was positive Babula was present at the taking of the Hawley car, but was un- certain regarding the Rawlingson car. l "Who told you to say Babula was with your" asked Attorney Camp.
 Prosecutor Klett objected and was sustained The question of the de- fense regarding the persons with whom the witness talked were ad- , mitted. and Blogoslowski said he talked with Sergeant Richardson.
 "Did they tell you if you told all VOL knew YOU would get off lightly?' asked MT. Camp, and objection was made by Prosecutor Klett, and Judge Meskill remarked that he was allow ing the counsel for the defense wide latitude in the case. However, the !; question would have no bearing a: 1 related to Babula.
 Detective Sergeant Richardson saic
 that Babula admitted being with the l other boys in the taking of two cars
 Babula was certain about the Flaw ' lev car and from the description h. 1 gave of the other car the witness sa1t s.d the Rawlingson car was the one re
 ferred to-
 Babula's defense was that Blogos lowski used to call at noon and nigh '. for him with autos and he said h A 1 did not know the cars were stolen
 Blogoslowski's father owns a car. H
 rode with Babula on several occa - sions. Regarding his previous ad1nls
 sion about being in the Hawley ca
 he said that Benny told him the ca
 was his fathers. The father an f brother of the accused testified tha
 Blogoslowski used to call for Babuls ld Brothcrly CD Care.
 Samuel Snetro was charged wit '. assaulting his sister, Theresa, 12 year IT, old Tomorrow he will be charge 5 with violation of the child labor la
 by employing a female minor afte
 10 o'clock at night. His arrest toda ] is the result of testimony given in pc .t lice court.
 7'' My client is trying to treat tE
 girl we'll" said Attorney Pouzzner. ,,- Tt looks like it," said Judge Me
 XIII, naNlnS III uIlnd ll1o tCotlAilOA
 that the girl works in his store som ,+ I times from Il o'clock in the mornil te until 1 or o'clock the followir
 morning.
 70 The charge of assault might ha7 ,1- been more serious if the police h.
 not delayed action so long. Patrc ,+ man Dart said he heard voices in u ,+ store at the corner of Broad al zs Beaver streets after 1 o'clock Sund m morning. A girls voice was hea
 as if in pain. The testimony of t. et. witness was that she said she was et ing hurt Supernum erary Offic
 Tanguav heard the remarks and P
 lice Sergeant Hart was sent for.
 his arrival they gained admission
 the store and questioned the girl ]
 garding what was going on. She Sc
 that she had broken bottle and I
 brother blamed her. She sWore
 him and he chased her and slapp
 her face. Supernumerary Officer Ia |KI quay gave corroborative testimony (N The girl, who is big for her al 'lt said that her brother struck her
 cause she broke the bottle. He h
 his hand over her face and that "
 why she said he hurt her and ma
 it difficult for her to breathe hat was being whipped because l lost served It. she sald Shelro LOOK lec- stand and said that al ms laths : in death he took charge of the girl.
 sends her to school and provides lsl1- with clothes. Every Saturday rate goes to the store, remaining uh'll tific closes. That has been gong on de- the past five years he sald III re can to the prosecutor. Regarulng the assault he said that he stfuch ude. four or five times because sne pr latic the bottle and when he scolded f of she told him to "gO to -