New Britain herald., 1926-08-25
FINED FOR PARKING
 ON R. R. PROPERTY
Six Assessed S1 on Complaint of
 New Haven Road

Policeman F. Howard Smith had testified that their cars were parked near the passenger station for vary ing periods of time and they were not on business with the railroad company.
 Judgment was suspended in the case ot Andrew Tietz of 464 Church street because of his testimony that railroad employe in the baggage station had told him he could park his car few minutes while he went to the Arcade Studio on business.
 Joseph Nerige of 166 Affleck street, Hartford, could not be loeat- cd by the police last night, Detec- tive Sergeant McCue said. and he will be notified as soon as possible.
 Those who were fined are the fol- lowing: Daniel H. Coughlin of 413 Chestnut street. John r. Rock Of 155 Dwight street, Maurice Leveille of 165 Cherry street, William J. Daly of 370 Chestnut street, Howard W. Smith of 107 LaSalIe street, Em- manuel S. kounaris of 265 Cherry street.
 Smith said he went into a barber shop and the barber told him he could leave his car outside.
 Daly said he had business at Spring X Buckley's on Church street and left his car on railroad property to the left of the mo parking" sign, thinking parking was allowed be- tween the sign and the corner of Church street. ...-
 Policeman Smith said Kounaris told him he had business at the pas sengers station but this was found not so.
 steals Money in Milk Bottles
 Pleading guilty 10 the charge of theft, Leonard Qui tberg, aged 17, of 139 Henry street, and Emile Brandt aged IT, of S7 Austin street were gwen suspended commitment to Cheshire reformatory and placed on probation. Brandt also pleaded guil- ty to the charge of vagrancy. They were not represented by counsel and Brandt made no statement until questioned by Judge filling.
 Quistberg took the blame. He needed money and decided to steal it last Sunday morning out of milk bottles outside the tenement of Mrs. s. Johnson of 4S Main street. Tell ing Brandt to accompany him Ouistberg did not let him know the of Vieit and hon tbpN reached their destination he told Brandt to wait at the first floor while he went to the third floor. He led Brandt to believe he was going to call on an acquaintance.
 Quistberg took Ss just as Mrs. Johnson came out of the tenement. She scseamed and he ran. Brandt also ran.
 Making good the escape, Quistberg offered Brandt a share of the money but, according to Quistberg, his con- panion refused it saying he did not want stolen money.
 Yesterday, Detective Sergeant El- finger interviewed Quistberg, who confessed and named Brandt as his partner. Brandt, it was learned, has been sleeping away from home for some time.
 Now They're Married.
 Michael korolin and Minnie Note siewicz. who failed to be in court yesterday morning and were arrest ed last night for contempt of court, were freed with a warning that they must obey orders Of the court. koro- lon said lawyer told him 1t would not be necessary to appear ill court inasmuch as he and Minnie were married after having been arraign- cd for improper conduct.
 Judge Alling told them they must obey court orders and no lawyer or anyone else has the right to give contrary orders.
 Violates Probation, Co.'S to Jail.
 Walter Baeliewicz aged 3l. of 193 Hartford avenue, who was given suspended jail sentence of Is days on June r, was charged with viola ton of probation and Judge filling revoked probation, sending him 10 Jail.
 Baeliewlcz said he forgot to keep his appointments with the probation officer, and Judge Ailing remarked thaa d term in jail might help im- prove his memory.
 Arrested on Fathers order
 John J. Higgins. aged 20, of 74 City avenue, pleaded not guilty 10 the charge Of breach of the peace. He was represented by Attorney Harry NJ. Ginsburg and judgment was sus- pended.
 Officer Peter McEvoy arrested him at 12:t5 laH night on Main street after he refused 10 go home.
 The officer said Higgins father complained that the young man stays ont late at night, and gave or ders to have him arrested if seen on the street or in restaurants after midnight,
 Attorney Giusburg asked the oiti- ccr If Higgins was disturbing the peace and the officer admitted the young man was behaving himself and would not have been arrested but for his fathers orders.
 The young mans mother testified that he does not misbchu>e and does not make a practice Of staying out all night Frequently he IS troubled with ins ,mnia and stays out late at night. she said.
 Oyerloads His Truck.
 Booker T. Ancs, colorcd, aged 2a' of Sf Canal street, New Haven, was fined $l5 for overlooking his truck and SI0 for violation of Section 42 Of the motor vehicle law. relating to having the weight and capacity post cd on the truck
 Traffic Officer Stadler arrested him about 5.3O last evening He tes- tified that Ames was driving 4 one ton truck and had a load of flour on it that weighed 7,T00 pounds. AL