New Britain herald., 1926-10-19

Peggy suggested the drink and he acquiesced. He paid her s3.50 for two pints of moonshine which she purchased in a nearby store. After having several drinks he left but re- turned after missing s39 which he was certain he had in his pocket when he went into the tenement. He asked her if she" had taken the money and she became angry and tried to eject him. While he was arguing for a refund, the police ar rived and when they found his money on top of clothes closet they arrested her.
 Officers Deibert Veley and H. c. Lyon testified that they searched the tenement and did not find the money until Officer Veley. standing on a chair, located it on top Of the clothes closet.
 Truck Driver Takes a Chance
 Giuseppe Luisi, 42, of S65 Stan ley street, was charged with driving an automobile with improper mark CTS, without a registration end an operators license. Traffic Officer Delbert Veley arrested him at Main and East Main streets about p. m. yesterday. He was driving a truck with pleasure car markers and when the officer spoke to him he admitted he knew it was against the law. He told the officer he was on his way to Hartford to have the truck register ed and was taking the chance of passing through undetected. He produced his license in court today. Judge filling fined him s5 without costs on the improper markers charge and suspended judgment on the other charges.
 Held For Drunken Driving
 Clarence Brayne, aged 40, of S2O Main street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving an automobile while under influence of liquor and Nair the case was continued until , Thursday morning. Traffic Officer 1 Delbert Veley arrested Brayne last evening at Main and Winter streets. Agrees 10 Support Family
 James Rossatte, aged 55 years, of iii Orange street pleaded not guilty to the charge of non-support. He was arrested by Officer Thomas J. Feeney on warrant yesterday afternoon. His wife testified that she i had received no support for herself and three children all summer until ! last Saturday when he gave her $45. 1 She pays S22 a month rent and | it costs SEQ week for household necessities, she said. Her brother as slsts in her support and she also works.
 Rossatte said his wages are $30.40 ' per week when he works full
 week. He is willing 10 turn over all
 his earnings to his wife, he said. He
 was i'll two months during the sum- mer, so he was unable to work.
 Judge filling continued the case
 on probation.
 Six young men were arraigned Tn court and several others in cham bers, for breaking windows in the Corbin Screw corporation plant. Ser 4 geant P. J. O'Mara roundad them
 up and explained the case. Judge
 Alling warned the older boys that
 they will 90 to the Cheshire Reform atory if they are in court again for damaging property There is en- 1 tirely too much of this sort of thing
 going on, he said, and the practice must be stopped even at the price of filling up the reformatory. He placed Stanley Penkowsli, aged 16, of 19 Orange street, on probation until Nov. 30. and suspended judg- ment in the following cases: Peter Karpinski, aged 1G, of 43 Orange street; Walter Owsak, aged 16 or I54 Orange street; Henry lasklskt' aged 1G, of 4S5 North Burritt street; Michael Pliskowski, aged 1S' of 314 High street; Stanley klllian' aged 16, of 126 Smith street According to the young men, they were playing "cops and robbers and they did not mean to break the windows. Sergeant O'Mara testified that he had information that they had a motion picture machine lens which they broke into small pieces and sealed them through the Wlh- l dowS.