New Britain herald., 1924-07-21
WHISkEY FIDDLER
 ARRESTED IN PARK
New Britain Man, Proved 10 Be ltlneranl Saloon, Pays S6O.S0
DEL PRINCIPE MAY RECOVER
Market Owners Auto struck at Pond street Crossing - iatruiWsn iilasi iiul In Tail - Mild Epidemic of "l1u" Reported,

Stanley iiourck Of New Britain was hncd th0 and costs, amounting 10 ss0,So al the police court session this morning hy Judge Joseph N, pono- ,An on charge Uf having liquor with m intent 10 sell. Bourek was arrest . a1 yesterday afternoon at Rockwell park with a full quart and glass m lis possession. His popularity at the recreation spot attracted the attention Of special officers. whose suspicion became aroused 10 such an extent that a search was made
 Continuance until Saturday Was de- cided upon in the case of Frank Boule,icz. charged with theft of seV at his rooming house In East l,risl oi as further evidence will he sought.
 Oscar lLLcn of chicopce Falls, Mass, was allowed to go on the pay ment Of costs Of ss.S0 after appearing on charge Of violation of the motor vehicle laws He was unaware of the rest riction osthe Memorial Boulevard to pleasure cars only md drove q commercial vehicle on the highway. This alone would have hardly caused his arrest. because Of his Do,ng a stranger in the city, hut at the sery- I;ccmen's monument. Luzen's machine colldcd with another. As he agreed to pay the damages Of slSto the oth- CT machine, he was allowed 10 go.
 Felix Gcrvis. also charged with yio- ,ation of traffic laws. settled his case On payment Of costs Of s5.S0. He did not obey a traffic officers signal and investigation revealed that he had no operators license with him. He pro duced his license to the court today and was not held
 Accident Victim Improved
 Joseph Del Principe, S5, Of S5 School street. injured last night, shortly after s o'clock when a west bound train struck his motor car at the North Pond street crossing. re- covered consciousness this morning at the Bristol hospital and has fair chance of recovery, according to the attending physicians. Angela Gian- tolla of 10 Second avenue, injured about the head and chest, will re- cover. Del Principe suffered frac- tured skull. broken left les, numer- ous bruises and possible internal in iuries. After ths accident he was taken to the hospital, where Dr. H. n. Brennan and Dr. J. ]. Woisard treat ed him.
 Del Principe and Giartolla were about to enter the Barnes tract Of the Bristol Realty Co.,, off Pond street and failed to see the train approach ing as the cars were screened behind the rock wall which lines the tracks at this point. The motor car was driven onto the rails and then the two men saw tho locomotive almost on them. Del Principe. who was driving, tried to hack and succeeded in getting the car partly away. The train struck the machine, however, and wedged it between a baggage car and telegraph pole, smashing it badly. After the men were removed to the hospital. the combined efforts Of I2 men were necessary to remove the motor car from it's position and to all low the train 10 proceed. The train was bound for Waterbury and was in charge Of Conductor John Conon and Engineer l.. J. Cosier, both Of Waterbury.
 Del Principe conducts meat mar kct near the Memorial Boulevard and is one of the best known Italian resi- dents of the city,
 Investigating Thcfts
 Rounding up or a nine year old hoy hy Officer John C. Mclaughlin in the rear of store on Prospect street yes terLay has provided the police with what they believe is the solution Of the store thefts on North Main street during the last few weeks. The Noungstor has told q series of conflict ing stories to the police and implicat- cd five other youths. all of whom have proved unqualified alibis and thereupon have been released by the police. He is believed to know much about the affairs and is being held until he is ready 10 tell the real story of the thefts, In the stores broken into. small quantities of merchandise and money have been taken and all of the clues left pointed forward 10 hoys cooperating with adults. Officer Mclaughlin has been watching the boy, since he appeared too anxious to remain in the vicinity of certain busi- 1 ness houses and finally brought him in for questioning, The court off clals believe that the boy is mentally defective and has mania for merely | breaking into places and then inform ing on innocent people for the pleas ure Of seeing them brought to head ! quarters
 Policeman Injured
 ratrolman John Rlasi suffered i severe injuries last night, when a rail ing on the second floor of his home on | School street. against which he was leaning. collapsed, throwing him 10 | the sidewalk. He was unconscious when picked up by passersby who | rushed to his assistance. Dr. William | R. Hanrahan was called and said that l the policeman had q narrow escape | from serious injury but that he would | recover within few days. Mrs. Blasi | tainted when her husband was | brought up the staiis but quickly re- | covered.
 Bankers To Have Outing
 Members of the Bristol Trust O.. | clerical force and officials of the bank | will visit Riverside park in Springfield. | Tuesday night. This will he the an- nual summer outing of the bankers. | who have arranged a program which l includes a luncheon and dancing.
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