New Britain herald., 1926-08-10
TIRE THIEVES GET
 % DAYS IN JAIL
Judge Malone Expresses Con-
 tempt for Their Kind
LIQUOR MAKER FINED
Forestville Man, Gets s1OO Assess ment - Motorcycle Operator Ap- pears In Court - Schoolboy Ball Players In Tie Game-Sotes.

Players In Tie Game-Sotes.
 Judge William J. Malone, in sen tenclng John Labele of 4S5 North Main street and Victor Parent of Simsbury to 60 days in iail on a charge of theft Of automobile tires. expressed his disgust Of anyone who would resort to such extremes to provide equipment for their own ear or to benefit financially through the sale of their ill-gotten gains.
 Both men pleaded guilty 10 the charge of removing a spare tire and also 10 lacking up and removing q rear wheel from the car of Carl Eindilcisch Of Divinity street early Monday morning while the automo- bile was parked in the owners yard. A tclephone call from woman resident ot Divinity street inform led the police of the actions of the .men but upon an officers arrival, the mon had disepp ppeared. They were later apprcLended on North Main street by Officer William w. Thomp- son, who was enabled to identity Laheile and Parent from the des- .crlption of the mems clothing fur .nisn"1 th" d' partment by Mrs. Ada Owens, from whom the original tel ephone call was received.
 Neither of the men had any ex- planation to make, but Prosecutor Robert ]. Stack recommended 10 the court that a substantial sentence bc given the men, in view Of the recent visit made to this city by those ply ing :hr Lurglar's profession and which result, in several homes be- ing entered.
 Judge Malone. after court had sus- pended. rtopened the ease and tack ed or an additional penalty of 30 days in jail.
 School Teams Tie
 The game between the St. Ann $ parochial school, sponsored by Se.eheprey post, American Legion. Of this city and the team represent ing the Ed1y-GloN CT post of New Britain. and which was played last "v,nng 2 at Muzzy field, was called in tie s'Atr inHlng on account oi dal llncSs The score al that time was three and three. the visitors scoring most of their lallics due 10 errors on inc part Of the local boys, Liquor Manufacturer Heavily Fined Andrew Oglaza of Birch street. Forestville. was fined Sl0U and costs on each of two charges. for manu- featuring and keeping liquor. 4 charge of reputation against him was uolled.
 Last Friday night. Oglaza's hont vas raided by Officers Jeglinski Thompson and Norton and 1512 gal Ions of liquor and a 5 gallon still seized. 24U gallons of mash on the premises were destroyed.
 This was OeIaza's first offense on these particular charges and through his attorney. William \. DeRosier, he pleaded guilty. Judge s. Rus sell Mink also imposed Q jail sen ten:c of 50 days, which was suspend cd for one year,
 Motorcycle Operator Fined
 Albert Nachon Of g1 South Elm street, arrested Saturday evening al C:i5 o'clock by Officer Cornelius Connolly after the motorcycle h" was operating had colided with q car owned by Frank Malosky of s East Road. was fined So5 and costs on q charge of reckless driving by Judge William J, Malone in the city court this morning. A charge Of driving while under the influence or liquor was nolled.
 Vachon, according to testimony presented. endravorcd to turn into Mellen street from Prospect street while he was going at about fifty miles an hour. He was unsuccessful and the result was that he smashed into the side of Malosky's car Va .chon was hurled over the Eandlebars and his clothing badly torn. He was removed to the Bristol hospital for examination but was able to ap- near in court this morning. He ad- nitted that he had had two drinks of beer and the ccur; was informed that it was the frs; ;ime he had ever been drunk.
 The young mans father came 10 Bristol from his home in Massachu. sets and paid for damages to MT Malosky's car and all other expenses involved.
 Fined For IntoNication
 Warren F, Doe of PlainvilIe, charged with intoXication, breach of the peace and resisting an officer at o:lu o'clock last Surdav morning was fined 8 and costs on each O thc first t~c counts. IT, last chare' was uorni l,v .N'dec :, E"sSell Minl who was ou the bench 10 hear tho first three cour' cases.