New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-22

partment. Motorcycle Policeman
Edgar Norton was dispatched TO the
scene and brought him to head.
quarters.
Deputy Prosecutor Robert J.
Stack after listening to the mans
story and taking into consideration
the extreme heat of yesterday, was
inclined to be lenient and nolled the
case on payment of costs, which
amounted to $500.
Alien Fined For Having shotgun
Frank Wolkowicz was arrested
last evening by Game Warden
Thomas Ryan for having in his pos
session a shotgun unlawfully, due
to the fact that he was an alien
Wolkowicz has been in the country
for 81 years but has never become
a citizen.
He pleaded guilty before Judge
NJ. Donovan in the city court this
morning and fine of SIS and costs
was imposed.
Firemen on Vacation
Several regular firemen are on
vacation at the present time. Cap
tain Albert Samuelson of Engine
Company No. is away for two
weeks and Frank Loughlin is sub
shutting.
At the Central Fire station,
Michael Driscoll and John Dolan are
away and Harold Welch and Charles
Rcardon are substituting.
At Engine Company No. /. John
Burke is on vacation and John
Bowen is substituting.
At WEIGH Fire company, Lieuten-
ant George Brennan is away for
two weeks, his place being taken by
George McKenerney.
Drove Truck on Boulevard
John Usala of New Britain. who
drove his truck up the Memorial
Boulevard yesterday afternoon was
arrested last evening.
His case was nolled this morning
by Deputy Prosecutor Robert J..
Stack on payment of costs.
Case Continued
The cases of George Huard of .
Morrell street and Carl Boyer of 81
Meadow street We're continued until
tomorrow morning. Cars operated
by the men were in collision at the
corner of Main and Parallel streets
morning shortly before
seven o'clock
Autos Collide
Cars driven by William Drost of
81 Willoughby street and Sardis
Bedford of $40 Sylvester street,
were in collision last evening OF,
King street in East Bristol, both
cars being badly damaged.
Drost was proceeding north along
the highway and Bedford was COM
ing south and apparently they tried
to pass each other without allowing
sufficient distance between the cars.
Both men appeared at head
quarters this morning but were not
held. it being felt that the matter
was a civil case to be settled be-
tween the two drivers.
Suspended Sentence Made Eject, e
Alex Romanek of Pennington
avenue will spend the next 50 days
in Jail due to his failure to remain
on his good behavior while on pro-
baton.
On March so last he was arrested
on complaint of his wife, who in
formed the authorities that he had
thrown her out of the house and
was abusing the children. At that
time he was fined and placed on
probation for 60 days. Yesterday
Alex forgot all about the
fact that his probation period had
not ended and proceeded to forcibly
eject his wife from the house. She
called the police and
the mans arrest followed. In the
city court this morning, he pleaded
guilty to a charge of breach of the
peace and Judge Joseph NJ. Dono-
van Immediately imposed the Jail
sentence.
Heat and More of 1t
Bristol sweltered in the heat yes
terday. thermometers registering
as high as 101 in the shade. In the
sun thermometers ran up as high
rs 106 and this morning the Their
at the Corner Shoppe reg
stered 100 in the sun. At police
headquarters it was 30 in the shade
1T o'clock this morning. Employees
Of the Sessions Foundry company
were obliged to leave work at 10
1. m. while employees at the Forge
plant of the New Departure were
also obliged to quit.
Today the Sessions Foundry Co.
IS closed all day and the E. Ingra-
ham company and the New De-
parture Mfg. Co., have announced
hat they will close at noon today.
Over 1000 persons took adj
lantage of the bathing facilities at
Rockwell Park Lagoon, the largest
ever to assemble at one
line in the history of the park. a
arge number also went to Com.
pounce to spend the afternoon and
evening and many also motored to
shore resorts. The stores closed at
noon, which enabled the clerks to
ind some cool spot for the remand
or of the day.
Pasqualina Buglrese
Pasqualina Buglrese, three weeks
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Sal
rator Buglrese of SO Gridley street,
died at the home OF her parents at
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
troubles. ..
The funeral was held this after
noon at o'clock from the home
and interment was in the new st.
Joseph's cemetery.
Sign For Captured Gun
The board of park commissioners
voted last evening to place suita-
BILE sign on the capturer German