New Britain herald., 1921-02-21
DRIVER COMMITTED;
 THREE OTHERS HELD
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rounded up Saturday night. Kramer. Sapotskt and Miss winslow in Meriden, following the theft of the automobile. and Katz in this city as a result of discriminating information furnished the detective department by Miss wlnlow.
 MT. Berg testified that his car was left on Court street near the Y. M. c. A. building at o'clock. Returning at 7:05 o'clock he found the car gone. He notified the police whereupon the loss of tho car was communicated to the authorities In neighboring cities and tows. About 7:30 o'clock the car drove down Colony street in Meriden, and was stopped at tho point of n re- volver by Silver City policeman. The three occupants were arrested and turned over to tho local authori- ties.
 The driver. Kramer. admitted to tho police that he agreed to take Sapot- ski and Miss WInslow to a dance in Meridon in ''hIs fathers car" Ho told the couple to wait for him in c confectionery store on Main street while ho went to the garage. Upon his return he apologized for the mud dy condition of the vehicle. ex- plaininE that ho didn't have time to wash it. Tho young woman and her cscort boarded the car and they start cd for Meriden.
 Aftor being locked up tho girl was questioned. She said her homo was in Brooklyn but for tho past three years she had been leading life of i'm mordlity. For n time. she said. she lived at n house near the Southing- ton town limo where several other young women spent part of their time. receiving n part of the earnings of the place from It's proprietor. She asked if it would not be possible to wind tho case up this morning SO that she might join n burIesque com pany at Hartford.
 Kramer was before tho court about a month ago for tho theft Of over coats. He pleaded guilty at that time. and was fined. At the present time he Is on probation.
 In bonds of S400, tho case If Frank Rozaski Of Harvard street. was con tlnuod for ono week at which time ho will face charges Of operating n motor vehicle while under tho in- fluonce Of liquor. and reckless driv- ing. Ho was arrested Saturday night following an accident near BarnesdaIe when his car Collided with a pole, inJurfng three occupants. The in- Jurod mon were taken to tho hospital and were unable to appear in coIrt today to testify.
 Andrew 2unsnik. q IT year old boy. wns slated for appearance i'm court this morning to be committed to tho reform school if he is young enough or to tho reformatory if over Is years. The boy was before Judgo Rlctt Saturday for remaining away from home. Since there was n quos- ton as to his correct age. tho case could not be disposed of at that time.
 Folk Gutitis was arrested at S:3O o'clock at tho depot Saturday night by Policeman Peter Cabelus. He was fined s5 and costs
 Policeman William O'Mnra arrest cd Charles Anderson Saturday night on n drunkenness charge. Ho was fined $1o and costs.
 Louis ZukowslSi admitted that he must have been drunk Avhen he was arrested. Policeman Maurice Flynn took him in Saturday night. He was warned not to como again.
 Upon complaint of neighbors. Policeman Charles Mccarthy arrested John Scott Saturday night at hls home on Hartford avenue on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace He was fined S10 and costs on each charge.
 For the fourth time in seven months. Thomas Kozia was before the court this morning. He was charged with drunkenness and breach of tho peace as n result of actions at his homo Saturday night when he threatened the life of his wife nnd her sister; He /Rrc the 'lStor-in, laws waiht tt testified. by the
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