New Britain herald., 1925-06-27
BORROWED AUTO,
 YOUTHS FINED S25
Charge Of Tamperins Against
 Dahlsren and JOhnstOne

.. Pleading guilty to charegs of tam pering with an automobile owned by the Honeymhn Auto Sales Co.,. on Arcr street early yesterday morning.. Arthur Dahlgren, 2l, of 4S Kensing- ton avenue and, Gouvernor John saone. 22, of Lincoln place, were iln- ed $SO and costs In police court this morning, Judge Benjamin W. Alllng remittlng $26 on each flne. The men were charged originally with taking the automobile without permission of the owner, but after listening to the evidence, Judge filling recon- mended that Prosecutor Joseph c, Woods change the charges to tam- pering.
 Dahlgren and Johnstone were also charged with taking an automobile owned by Charles Arena of 333 Arch street without permission of the owner, and after these charges were changed to tampering, the court sus- pended judgment. The two admit ted tampering with the Honeyman machine, but denied that they had taken the Arena machine, which was removed from the parking place in front Of the Willard Service station on Arch street, and found yesterday morning on the Pennington road. near where a motorcycle owned by Dahlgren had broke dowh the night before. .i
 The Honeyman machine had been left In lot at 43 Arch street and about 3 o'clock in the morning, Dahl gren and Johnstone came along and pushed the machine to the slreet. where they were attem pting to start 1t when Patrolman Thomas Zee dis covered them and asked for their registration and license. Not having either, Patrolman Lee told them that he would not allow them to drive the machine away until they produced the certificates. and they went off, apparently to ge the license and registration certificates. They did not return and the police al- legged that they went to the Willard station farther up the street and took the Arena machine and went to Pennington for their motorcycle. abandoning the stolen machine on the road.
 Sczepan Nokiel of Rocky Hill was fined s5 and costs for operating q truck on Main street yesterday with out having plate on the side show ing the capacity and speed of the vehicle. He was arrested by Traffic Policeman Thomas J. Feeney.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Pierzynowski of II Orange street entered pleas of not guilty 10 charges of violating the liquor laws and requested that their cases be continued until next Tuesday for trial. The continuance was granted. The couple were ar- rested yesterday morning after their premises were raided by Detective Sergeants William P. McCue and George C. Ellinger. who seized 6 gallon jug containing liquor.
 Councilman Thomas P. Orchard of the second ward had a charge of using registration plates improperly nolled by Prosecutor Woods. Or chard was arrested after it was dis covered that he had taken set of plates from one machine and used them on another. The switching Of the plates was discovered when the police investigated the failure of the driver of the machine to report at police headquarters Thursday afternoon after Patrolman Clarence Lampher had placed a tag on 1t for violating the parking ordinances.
 Charles Karpinski was also the recipient of nolle when he ap- peared before the court on a charge of reckless driving. He was ar- rested late yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman William S. StroIs. =
 Judgment was suspended in the cases against Frank Panarella, An- drew Nappi and James DeSena, three youths who were charged with breaking plate glass window in the store of Max Kennedy at the corner of Park and Maple streets two weeks ago. The case had been continued until today to give the trio an opportunity to make good for the damage they did.