New Britain herald., 1925-08-24
POLICEMAN QUELLS
 TWO AFTER BATTLE
WalinSsus Brings in Orange
 Street DiSturberS

" 'HiNNi NPNuNANlNNi ~ VI N'i"isN street and Edward Christopher. 12. of Ill Orange street were arraigncd before Judge William C. Hungerford in police court this morning on charges growing out of battle they had with Fatrolman Anthony Wal incszus at the corner of Hartford avenue and North street yesterday afternoon. Stachelek was charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance. while Christo- pher was charged with breach of the peace and resistance, The cases were continued until Friday for tria at the request of the defendants, who desire to employ counsel.
 Both men are alleged by Patrol man Walincs2us 10 have created disturbance on the street, and he ap- preached them to have 1t stopped, When he did, he alleges that he vas subjected 10 abuse and. attempting to arrest them, both are said 10 have set upon him and assaulted him. A large crowd was attracted by the scuffle, but the policeman finally subdued the two and got them 10 police headquarters,
 Youth of 16 Tried,
 The age of Peter Bakanas Is evi- dently maintained on sliding scale. for when he was questioned after an accident Saturday night by Detective Sergeant George C. Ellingcr he said he was 36 years old, and produced an operators license which called for an operator of that age. Ellingar did not think the youth was telling the truth so he asked him again how old he vas and the boy claimed to be l1 years, The father vas asked how old the boy was and he said 14 years old,
 Bakanas vas arraigned before Judge William C. Hungerford i'll po- lice court this morning and there he gave his age as If, but he was placed on trial and found guilty of operating an automobile wnthout q license, the court imposing fine of $lO and costs, It was one of the few times that 2, person claiming to he under 1 , was tried in open court, as that is the minimum age set by law for arraignment in police court.
 Dispute Over Card Sale.
 Max Slubick of Is Beatty street wanted to play setback with two friends at his house Saturday night, so he went out to the store 10 buy and returned, only to discover on his arrival there that the storekceper lad given him 8 rinochIc deck. He went back 10 change them, but in etead he got into an argument and is alleged 10 have assaulted the man. He was arrested on complaint and when arraigned in police court this morning, had judgment suspended with warning 10 stay away from the store in the future.
 Used Improper Markers.
 Edwin Pratt of lSl Sigourney street, Hartford, was arraigned be- fore the court on a charge of oper- aling an automobile with improper markers on Church street Saturday night. He fold the court that he had just turned in his old machine for q new one and was to have the regis tration changed this morning. Judge Hungerford suspended judgment on condition that Pratt should look after the matter immediately.
 Drove 35 Miles An Hour
 The court gave Anton Ulinski of S9 Pulanski street q lecture on the proper operation of automobiles and then suspended judgment on a charge of reckless driving lodged against him by Motorcycle Police man William s. Strols. Strolls ar rested the defendant on Burritt street Saturday night after he claims to have followed him at a speed of about S5 miles an hour past five intersecting streets.
 Borrowed Cousins Clothes
 Judgment was suspended in the case of Charles Bahbitt of 1 s Grown street, charged with stealing a suit of clothes from his cousin He told the court that he had only borrowed the suit and had no intention of stealing it. The cousin was away from home, being confined at the New Britain General hospital for treatment, and when he returned he found the suit missing.
 Pays s! For Rrawi
 Albert KozloTski of 40 GroI z street. charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace as the re- suit Of a drunken hraWl with Peter Covosky of "s Orange street Satur- day night, was fined S7 and costs Covosky, arraigned on breach Of the peace charge, had judgment sus- pended In his case. The two mer were arrested by Patromsn Vim cenzo Santucci.
 Dtsturhcrs Taxed S2 Each
 John Iipetz of Sc Booth street and Peter NsNgura of is SeXtor street were each fined g and costs when they were arriEned on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. The men were alleged hN Supernumerary Policeman Cyrus Schoonmaker. who arrested them for creating disturhance on Rroad