New Britain herald., 1924-10-06
BOYS MUST STOP
 THEATER NOISES
Judge Allins Says Jail Sentences
 Will Be Imposed

"The next boys who create dis turbance In the th4aters will get a Jail sentence" Judge B. r. Alline stated this morning in passing upon the cases ol five youths arrested last night on a charge of breach of the peace by Patrolman Daniel Cosgrove and Supernumerar Alfred Cayer. The officers alleged that the boys, despite repeated warnings, had stamped, whistled and sung. Those arrested were Leonard Radone, of l20 Kelsey street; Terry Pagan Of 420 Ellis street; Joseph Swentusky, of 27 William street; William Sven. tusky, and James ClinSh. of 24 Konstance place. They were some what confused as 10 the actual seat of the disturbance, but they were all equally positive that they were in no way connected with it. Judge Aling. said that their worst otfense was in not telling the truth in court, but at the conclusion of this morn- ing's session gave his warning to future disturbers.
 Astolsh Case Continued
 The case of Tony Astolsh, who was brought back troms Detroit, Mich, yesterday by Detective Ser geant McCue, was continued until tomorrow, Astolsh being held under S5,000 bond. He is charged with obtaining money under false pre- lenses. it being alleged that he swindled a local man out of $14,000 in October, 1923.
 Evidence by The Gallon
 Alexander Skalon of ASA Myrtle street was charged with violation of the liquor law. Patrolman Thomas Feeney, Patrick O'Mara and Thomas Dolan searched his. home Saturday on a search warrant and produced several gallons of evidenve in court this morning. The accused man said that he had obtained the liquor from New York, but denied selling it, although Feeney said he had seen men of drinking habits enter Ska Ions place and leave it in an intoxi- cated condition. Skalon said that the liquor was for use at the chris tening of his baby, which took place two months ago. He had obtained five gallons and diluted it to. half strength, using six gallons of the mixture at the christening. He said that he drank pint or half pint every evening when he returned from work, but Judge filling pointed out that this would have exhausted his supply some time ago. JNdg- ment was suspended.
 Auto Drivers Fined
 Ben Lis of "A North Main street, | Manchester, arrested Saturday eve ming by Patrolman Hanford Dart and Joseph Kennedy on a charge of operating motor vehicle while un- der the influence of liquor, was fined l $100, $50 being remitted.
 Valentine Lemanski of 157 Park FicW dNOiuti plcdICu SuIiLy lu FeCh- less driving and was fined $50, of which s25 was remitted. He was Iarrested by Motorcycle Officer Will liam Strols Saturday night after q near collision at West Main street and Grove Hill.
 James Mans of 34 Armedo street, New Haven, and Feranda Roderick of 43 Cherry street, both colored, were in court charged with breach of the peace. It was alleged that the two men had a scrap Saturday night following an argument over whether Mans had purchased four of five bottles of ginger ale from Roderick. They were fined s each. | stephen BolslavicZ was charged with reckless driving, having been arrested Sunday evening following e collision between his automobile and one operated by Joseph Voranowski. | BolslavicZ's car was going north on Pennington avenue at an alleged rate of 50 miles an hour when 1t struck the other machine, just emerging from driveway. Vorano- skis daughter was thrown from her fathers car and injured her arm. Motorcycle Officer William Hayes and Patrolman Gustav Hellberg ar rested Bolslavicz and also took into custody Boleslaus Manansky, whom the Foranowski girl charged used Vile language to her following the accident. Bolsavicz was fined $25 and Manansky s5.
 Edward Bogdanski. 6, was charg-
 cd with operating a motor vehicle
 without license, having been ar-
 rested by Pstrolman Thomas Feeney on Saturday. BogdansN pleaded
 guilty and broke down before Prose-
 cutor Joseph Woods questions: he
 was fined sl0, execution being sus- lpended.
 Liquor Gases Continued
 The case of Peter Fedowicz ot
 l16 Winter street, charged with
 Keeping liquor with intent to sell
 was continued until Thursday under : $S0OO bond, as was that of BoIesIav W ! Szypanski of 173 Beaver street. who is employed by Fcdowicz. The cast Of Antonio shupanski of = NortF street, charged with violation of th, E liquor law was continued unti Thursday. He entered plea of no guilty. Anthony Normant, Josepl \ Grakauskas, Frank Karski, Johr Silva, and Harry Scamon, auegcr frequenters, had their case contin ued until October 27.
 The case of Martin Broff. who wa. arrested by Patrolman G. W. Hell berg for assault and breach of th, \ peace, was continued.