New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
CRAZED MOTHER SZASHES
 HPOATy OF HER 3 LITTLE
 CHILDREN AND KILLS SELF
BURGLARY SUSPECTS CAUGHT EARLY TODAY Police Think They Have Gang That Has Been
 Causing Trouble

l A clever piece Of police work by | Patrolman William r. Sounoy, at an ! carly hour this morning, resulted in l Inc capture of three young men as | burglars, and through the capture | may come the solution of various ! hurglaricS which have been going on 1 for several months Those in tolls are Thomas o'Nara and Sigmund JuchnieNic2, of this city and AleNan- der Arusicwic2 of Elm Hill. During l the chase, which was necessary before iO' Mara and Arusiewic2 were caught near Ncwipgton, il was necessary for 1 l'atrolmon Souncy and William Mccuc to draw their guns. and fire three shots.
 Discovered Early This Morning. I Patrolman Souney was on his way i home shortly before ! o'clock this morning. when he saw three young men walk down North street and | turn into Clark street. He watched 1 their movements and saw them go be- | hind a building on Clark street, facing ! Lee street On getting closer to the
 
 rear of the building. In order to throw the men off any suspicion. Pa trolman Souney walked down Clark street, past Union street. When he had gone only short distance, he saw the three men run from in back of building and start down Union street at q rapid pace.
 The policeman then ran 10 Winter street and then down to Spring, where he got within d short distance of the fleeing men He immediately shouted for them to throw up their hands. Juchnievicz was the only one to heed the command The other two got away temporarily. JuchnieNicz was brought to the police station on suspicion. A search revealed that he had about 200 pennies, a quantity of snuff and jimmy in his possession. He was locked up but made no ad- missions.
 Patrolman Souney and Sergeant George Ellnger started an investiga- tion and at 113 North street it was found that the store of Basil Percoa had been entered, and that attempts lldi dlSb bNNll illt''N No NillNi osiN' stores along that street.
 Patrolman Souney suspected the identity of the companions of Juch- nievicz, and with Patrolman w. F. McCue, Patrolman Delbert Neley, Ser Geant w. C. Hart and Patrol Driver Herbert c. Lyon. he went to the home of ArusiewcZ at Elm Hill in the police car Before going to the house the services of Constable Ray mond Holeran of Ncwington were secured. At Arusiewicz's home it was learned that he had not been home for about a week.
 The police then started back toward this city and at the bridge at Elm Hill. Patrolman Souncy saw Mara standing on the platform of the trol- ley station, talking E to q young woman. O'Mara started to, run, with Patrolmcn Souncy and McCue in pursuit. Their order to halt went unheedel and it was not until both the policemen had drawn their guns and arcd into the air three times that he tuajy gave up.
 Prior to this Arusicwicz had NllIltU tl'IS NilN il''l'F 'lt'N No toward Hartford, but had been cap tdrcd by Constable lIolleran
 patrolman Snunoy said thai both men admitted that they were the ones he had seen earlier in the morning.
 The investigation by tho police as- that at places on south Main street Elm street. i'road street and North street marks that it the jimmy taken from JuchntcNica were found indicating that this tool might have been used in an attempt to enter the places.
 For several months there has been an epidemic of hurglarics going on m the city. The work oi Patrotin2u Souucy this morning is believed by police officials to have broken up n gang that may have been responsible for some of these entrances,