New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
NnUVHEN FATHER
 Y07ES BOY ABOUT
Two Year Old Child Chile
 When Parent Is Arrested

Tol'tIiuE about the streets at mdulght wl'h his scanuly clad 'wo- yrar-old son ry his silr, John buaa, 1El Hartford avruu. was mr,sl'd iy Officers GWh,cE and Cosgroyr on charges O! breach cf peace and dvunKcunrss and was sentenced ,o ian this morning for i5 days on the charges and a l0-doy suspended sentence Was revoked hy Judge William e. lnng"rlord in police court.
 When tho child was brought 10 headquarters he was shivcung with ,oll and there vas d look Of fear mixed with s,,,piupss in his cycs nut hc was not crying, although his nrs did culver at th" s'glt Of so mlHy policemen gathered about hum The child was barely co
 with clothes and his skin wax ,rd from cold. Officer Grabcck gath crrl tho child in his arms, placed him uulccnon'h his heavy blue oyarcoat and took him home, ac. comnanio1 by Officer Cosgroyc.
 Mrs Buda stated that she tried 10 prevent hor husband from hcrom. ing drunk when he chased her from tho house and grabbed tho child, ! forcing him to accompany him as 1 ho rcoln1 about inc streets. Buda c'Aimod that his wife was tho cause
 yT ,rr,r',1, t1,pt Chf . wanted him 10 go 10 iail,
 Dunbar Case NOllcd
 The case of the state against John Dunbar of Now York, aged 2l who was arrested here last week whom Sergeant George ElHngcT found q loaded revolver, q blackjack and a "pr!yato detective" badge in | suitcase in punbars rooms, was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G, Woods
 Dunbar was arrested in 1915 ir
 New Britain on a charge of thef
 and was sentenced 10 the Chcshir,
 rrformatory, Tho sentence was ap
 praled and the superior court gay
 him n suspended sentence in jail ol
 condition that he would go 10 th
 Junior Republic at Litchhold. II
 escaped from that institution il
 July of 1921 and has been free eve
 since, IL is expected that the sus pended sentence will he revoked q
 th" no't term of tho superior court Admitting that he stole flu
 cont, suit of clothes and tw
 scarves Saturday, totaling $195 1
 value from Mr. and Mrs. Alphons
 NoluDgevians. 2l5 Park stree
 Michael Ward, alias LiIcy, who live in the basement of tho samo ad . dress, was bound over to the su , porior court this morning by Judg , Hun"crlord.
 Ward said that he sold the fr . coat to Mrs, Lctizia Arena, 3 - Chestnut street, for $S. and he gay |, hrr a receipt for the coat. Whe | Sergeant Patrick O'Mara answerc Q the complaint of the couple, he sal Q he searched Wards rooms where l g found the suit and later he said thu
 Ward hold him where he could r. 2. coyrr the coat.
 Q The scarves have not vet bee . located. Ward pleaded guilty ar . said nothing in his behalf with q $ exception that he was drunk and q 0 not know what he was doing. - Gambling Joint Raidcd y Charged with keeping q gamh - house at 32l 1-2 Main strc, .- Michael Niclliss, aged 30, 49 Wa
 nut street, was fined $10 and cost 8 John rhllinc, age 99, of Washingtt 2 street and George paupos, age 2 .c PIP Main street, were fined $S ca, Y. on charges of EamhlinE Gcor Io Mitchell, age 35, of 369 Main stre' .e and Andrew LcmpricS age fl,
 Lafayette street, who were in {
 place when Sergeant Patrick OMa
 and Detective Thomas J. Focn raidcd it, were discharged by Jud