New Britain herald., 1925-04-02
ROUND THE WORLD
 AWATORS COMING Arnold and Wade to Speak in
 Bristol on April IS DUBICKI IS ARRESTED
Man Who Walked Out Of Police Sta tion Caught in Naugatuck-Dls- cussing Mayoralty Timber--Board Cf Education Meets.

Lieutenants Arnold and Wade, the round the world fiiers will come to Bristol to attend meeting of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce on April IS. Sometime ago Senator Hiram Bingham took up with the chief of air service the question of sending Arnold and Wade to a meet ing of the Bristol Chamber this month. General Patrick, chief of the air service, today wrote Senator Bingham fixing April IS at the date.
 The round the world fiiers are ex- pected to give a vivid recital of the difficulties, hardships and thrills they experienced in making the first round the world journey by air plane.
 Fugitive is Arrested
 Felix Dubicki alias Dubrowski, who escaped from thelocal police or December 20 as he was being taken to jail to serve sentence of six months on three counts of having stolen chickens and other articles from homes in East Berlin, was ar- rested last night in Naugatuck and this morning in the local court was given an additional 30 days sen tence and was assessed costs of s10.40. Securely manacled to the arm of Officer Thomas Mccarthy and with Detective-Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy escorting him, Dubicki went to the county jail this morning.
 The arrest of Dubicki reads like a story of Scotland Yard in Sir Con- an Doyle's novels.
 The police records show that he was located in Southington and fol- lowing his disappearance there, he was trailed practically all over the state until he was located in Nau- gatuck month ago. It was decided by the police that the time was not propitious for his arrest as it was thought that any overt act on their part might result in his disappear ance into thin air again and conse- quently watch was kept over his movements. It happened that last night, he was located properly and was immediately garnered.
 Dubickrs trial last December brought out that he had been the man responsible for the systematic thefts which had been carried on ir East Bristol for several months ear. Her. Chicken coops had been de. spoiled and clothes lines had receiv- ed a due amount of attention. Facts showed him to be modern Oliver Twist as it was testified that he had employed his son to go into a chick en coop and hand out the chickens to him. He would lift the boy over the fences and the youngster was enabled to enter the small runways of the chicken GOODS and rob the roosts. As motor car was used, the trails were well covered.
 Later the boy himself made sev- eraI attempts and succeeded in en- tering the Penheld Saw Works and one or two empty houses in East Bristol. He was identified and his arrest preceded the fathers incar- ceration.
 After the trial Dubicki was being booked, prior to his departure for the county jail and at the time the police headquarters was filled with motor vehicle driver applicants, who were being examined by State Police- man Herbert Cleveland. When the applicants followed the state officer out 10 take their road tests, Dubieki mingled in the crowd and minus hat or overcoat disappeared.
 Will Prosecute Dclinquents.
 Prosecution of delinquent personal tax payers will begin in the near fu- ture, according to an announcement of Tax Collector Francis B. Riley this morning, who said that he had prepared list of 5000 names to be handed over to Prosecuting Attor- ney James T, Mather at once for ac- tion. The list will be ready in about g. weeks time, thereby giving a small period of grace for delin- quents to pay up tho amounts, with out the necessity of court appear ancc.
 Delinquent property owners will also be prosecuted. according o the tax collector, who has turned over a list of those in arrears 10 Corpora tion Counsel William N. Dcrcsier to begin action against. Searching of the titles has been started. prepara- tory to this move, which also starts in about a weeks time.
 Richard Huntley.
 Richard Huntley, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Huntley of G I3atbpl strott 1inJ ,rnr+crJ,,- 1 s+1r