New Britain herald., 1925-03-19
MUST GO TO WORK
 ID PAY HIS FINE
Youth Who Stole Baby Carriage
 Wheels Assessed S15

What was at first thought to have been the prank of practical joker proved to be case of plain theft when Policeman Patrick J. O'Mara vest cr1ay afternoon arrested Harry Ga jcWski, IT of 637 North Burritt street on a charge of stealing the wheels from a baby carriage owned by John Leyatoricz, 136 Gold street, Sunday afternoon. When arraigned before Judge William C. Hungerford in police court this morning, Gajew- ski was fined S15 and costs, and was ordering him to get a steady position and pay the penalty from his own earnings.
 Policeman O'Mara told the court i that Lcvatoricz was visiting friends Sunday afternoon and had left his baby carriage outside the house. l When he started for home, he dis covered that the wheels on the car riage had been removed. Thinking 1 that it was joke, he waited about 1 for the joker to return the wheels but when they were not forthcoming, he first carried his baby home, and then returned and carried the wheel l less carriage home. He reported the incident to the police and an inves- 1 tigation was started which resulted in yesterdays arrest.
 Woman Sent To Jail
 In again, out again, in again-and now that she is in again she is not going out again for 50 days. That is the brief story of Mary Chernef- skis experience with the police within a period Of 24 hours. Mary lives at 75 Grove street and was be- fore Judge Hungerford in police court yesterday morning on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. The judge gave her another chance and suspended judgment in her Cosc.
 According to her story, when she was released from the courtroom about Il o'clock yesterday morning, friend of hers, Alex Urkoski drop- ped in to pay a visit and learn about what had happened at court. He stayed there the rest of the day, the two of them imbibing a consid era ble quantity of liquor until about mid night she decided that she wanted 10 go to bed. Crkoski stretched i himself across her bed and efforts {, make him go home were unavailini so fight started Marys step daughter went out of the house and called Patrolman Frank Parker and Supernume erary Peter Skierkowski.
 Going into the house, Parker wa. just in time to see Urkoski iumT rom the second story window bu he was caught in front of the house Mary was then found hiding in z clothes closet. Parker said that thu woman was a nuisance. as she va! trunk every night. She was sen .onced to jail for 60 days and Cr 'oski was fined St0 and costs.
 ScI<Olski Sent To Jail
 William Sokolski Of 36 Silve, street was placed on probation 10, | GO days when he was found guilt on charges of drunkenness ant breach of the peace. He was ar rested last night at his home afte, a complaint was received by Pa 'roman Parker that he was cauSnt trouble there.
 Drove His Family Out
 Arriving at his home last night il a drunken condition, Louis Berti wa feeling rather strong so instead O opening the door of his tenement fl the usual manner by turning th, knob, he crashed through it. Thi oyertion falling to burn up his ey cess energy, he started swinging ol his wife and daughter so they rar 'ut Of the house and called the DO ice. Policeman Patrick ]. O'Mari went 10 the house and arrested him
 Judge HungSrford sentenced Bert 'o iail for go days and revoked th suspension Of 15 days senterc previously imposed, giving the dc fnndant 45 days 10 cool off.
 . Driving Under Influence
 William H Mckay Of 559 ArcI street was arraiCned before tn court on charge of operating a, iautomobile while under the infuenc io' liquor. He was arrested late las might by Patrolman William noher fly. At the request Of Atty. AIfre,