New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
STOLE AT FACTORY, ARE SENT ID JAIL
Third Man Fined S25 for ReCeiV-
 ing |. F. & C, Products

Joe Rental Of 2i Silver street and 1 Joseph Zinda Of 6S Connecticut avenue were sentenced to 20 days in | jail when they were arraigned before i Judge Benjamin w. filling in police court this morning on charges of theft 1 from Landers, Frary X Clark, Stan 1 ley Bartiewicz of 2l Silver street, l arraigned with them on a charge of
 receiving stolen property, was found
 guilty and fined S25 and costs. The men were arrested about six weeks ago after complaint was made to
 the police by an official Of the fac tory that Rental had admitted to him
 that he had taken goods from the
 plant
 According to the testimony given the court, Rental was employed nt the factory in the knife department
 and Zinda was employed in the fork department. Rental took six knives 1 from the factory and made a present i of them to Mrs Bartliewicz, who i cared for the Rental children while l Mrs. Rental was working. About Il
 week after Zinda is alleged to have
 taken six forks to match the knives,
 gave them to Rental who in turn pres santed them to Mrs. Bartlicwicz. Baftliewicz was alleged 10 have
 known that the cutlery was stolen
 when it was presented 10 his wife, but denied it In his testimony.
 An emrloye Of the sales depart ment at fanders testified that the total value Of the stolen goods was about si4
 According to tho story told by RartiieRicz, he did not know thai the cutlery had been stolen. hut be- came suspicious when he learned that Rental had threatened 10 'fiK' him. He took the cutlery 10 Rem ial's house and asked if it had been stolen. Rental said that he didn't have to worry about that. but after an argument between the two men, Bartliewicz fig alleged 10 have threat cred to take the articles to the fac- tory and learn if they had been sfolen Rental beat him to if. going to an official Of the company and ad- hitting that he had taken goods from the shop.
 Bride BeattT to Leave [. $.
 Victor Rincr of 22 Webster Hill, was arraigned before the court for sentence on charges Of assaulting his wife yesterday morning and carrying concealed weapons. the evidence in the case having been presented to the court yesterday morning. He was g.F EFfaer revolver. the court putting him on probation to pay the fine, and lie was sentenced to 90 days in jail on the assa ut rhargr, execution Of the scn- tencc being suspended until July l9 and the defendant being placed in charge uf Probation officer Edward i C. Connolly
 Judge AlIing asked Einer what his plans Wero for inc future and Riuer | said that he intended to 20 back to Italy as soon as he could and make |. his vif" go over in about three years. [. The court asked him if he thought that t was right for him to beat his |, wife with buckIed belt. but Biner 1 didn't scrm tO know whether he had ]! done right or wrong. i
 Tossing "GaIloping Dominocs7
 Peter Lehas. Joe Silva and Tony 1, Viva wore fined E. each without costs ' when they were arTaigHed on charges ], Df gambling iH an aIleyaay off | Cherry street yos.erdar afternoon. The men were arrested by Motorcycle Policeman William E StTOils after |. he policeman had swooped down on crap game thr men were engaged !. Q. They an pIeHje1 guilty. 4
 Drove with Li,sH@c suspended
 Trozrcutor Joseph c Woods cn- i cred n nDfle in thn rash against Frank Iakubiak. charged aItA operating q motor rehicie after his icense had been suspended by The commissioner og motor vehicles. The ,rosccntor told the court that he had earned that Jakubiak had been 1. iotifed that there vas a letter at the sost offica for him and he drove up n his machine to Est f. The letter gas a notification that fis license had <, ,oen suspended. so he was driving -nen fhe accident which caused his rrest occurred Attorney Stanley 1 . Traeeski represented Jskubiak.
 Left License nf Horne.
 Judgment nas suspended in the sss Of Eugene Fasselli. charged with operating without his license or s-zs-s Ea