New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
Bristol Mews
WIFE AND BABY ARE
 PUT OUT OF HOME
Pond Street Man Drinks HOOCh
 and Treats Family Rough
AUTOMOBILE IS MISSING

Bristol IT. \, Wins Debate On Phil
 ippincs-HClmcts For Tircmcn---
 High School Cabinct Frowns On
 Begging Rides.
 Alexander Romancll of Pond street lmhihtd little too freely yeHtcrday and upon his return homo proceeded at once to cyict his wife and infant daughter from the house. According 10 the wire's story, he threw her out first and then hurled the baby after her. Mrs. Romancl called the police station and Roman rli was brought to headquarters by Officers Strup and Thompson
 Romanok pleaded guilty before Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning to charges of intoXiCntion and breach Of the peace and fine Of S5 and costs was i'm posed, The accused was also given a jail sentence of GO days which was suspended, and he was placed in charge of the probation officer for six months to sec that he be- hayes himself during that period
 Holiday Friday
 Good Friday will be generally oh- served as a holiday throughout the city. all places of business being closed throughout the day with the exception of the post office, which will observe the regular holiday hours. There will be one city de- Livery and rural carriers will cover their route as usual. The money order. registered letter and postal savings windows will be open from IS o'clock 10 12 noon and the stamp windows from 6:So to noon.
 The library will be closed all day.
 Chimney Fire
 Squad A and Engine Company No. 1 were called out this morning for la chimney fire in the Crowley block on North Main street, opposite the .E. 1ngraham company factory, Tho blaze was eXtlnGuishcd by the 'usc of chemicals without damage.
 Automobile stolen
 Frank White of Plainville road, IUnionvile, went to the home of his .wire's parents last evening to meet his wife. who had been there on visit. and fifteen minutes later when he returned to get his automobile, he found that 1t had disappeared, He Immediately got in touch with Ithe police department, who notified surrounding towns and cities of the theft,
 Mir. Whites car was n light six touring and bore Connecticut mark CTS No. 524S4.
 It is the belief of the police Iauthorities here that those implicat- cd in the theft pushed the car some distance before starting it, as Mr. White heard no noise while in the house.
 Would Move Police station
 There has been considerable dis cussion recently about the crowded condition of the present police head quarters and city official in con- NcrSation with the representative of the Herald" suggested a solution 10 the problem by moving this de- partment to the old town hall build ing on Main street. There is no revenue derived at present from this city property, it was explained, and ample room would be provided to take care of police requirements for some time to come.
 Another angle which the same Of ncial mentioned was that the present ! Eeadouarters could be rented to an outside party for at least S15O a month and this would mean so much added revenue to the city. He informed the reporter that such n move would be in line with tho present administrators policy of economy.
 It Is not believed. that such n move would meet with favor from other city officials. who feel that the department should be centrally located and in proximity to the other city offices.
 It is only a question of a short time, nevertheless, before additional room will bo required and at pres cnt the department is badly crampcd. There Is no real privacy for investigation purposes and the locker room does not provide ample facilities for the Is regular patrol men and the officers.
 Bristol High Wins Debate
 The Bristol high school debating team was adiudgod winners of de- bate with the Wilby high school team of Waterbury last evening in the auditorium of the local school. The subject under discussion was "Resolved, that the Philippines should be given their immediate in- dependence" The judges were Gales P. Moore, Rev. Kingsley Birge and Judge Epaphroditus Peck,
 Those representing Bristol high