New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Bristol News
TAKES SONS LOOT,
 MOTHER FINED SlO0
Parent Accepts JeTelry Stolen
 by fl Year Old Boy
WOMAN DIES IN SLEEP


 Mrs Fannie NJ. Morris Found Dead
 in Bed-E. L. Stockton To Leave
 lngraham Co-Tire Thief Gets fo
 Days in Jail.
 { Receiving stolen goods from his ] year old son proved ar expensive project for Anthony NarkIewicz of 4'2 West street who, when brougl. before Judge William J. Malone in police court today was fined S1O0 and costs.
 On Mond~y October 2 Grstrs Mamatsao, proprietor Of tho Palace or Sweets al the corner of. Main and North Main streets, notified police headquarters that his home ar 45O West street had been entered late the previous Saturday afternoon and Two diamond rings and two brace lets valued at $25C. stolen. AIamat- . seo. believing the theft 10 be tho l work of boys, first endeayored 10 place the responsibility himself and with that end in view paid a yisit 10 Miss Caro- M. Gray. principal of the Nortfsile school. Charles .re i II year old son of Markiewicz was called into the principals office with two other boys but h. denied the theft. Mamatseo then placed the matter ta the hands Of the police and Sergeant Henry JcglirrEi was assigned to the case by Chief Ernest T. Beldcn.
 The officer went to the Northside school yesterday afternoon and after short questioning, the Markiewicz boy broke down ana informed the sergeant that he had taken inc JeWelry but had given it to his mother the day following the tbeft With this information in his posses son. Jeglinsti went to the Narkie- Wlcz home to interview Mrs. Markin- "lcz, She admitted having received me articles from her boy but stated that she had turned them over 10 ttr husband. Sergeant Jegliasl,i then proceeded to the plant of Inc New Departure Mfg. Co.,, where Marklewlcz is employed, and told hlm he wanted the jewclry. N9rkra- Wlcz took the officer to his home and handed over the stolen pron- erty' He was taken 10 headauar- ters and booked on a charge of re- celV.ng stolen goods.
 In court today the accused man was represented by Attorney Houard Mather. The testimony of his wit nesScs, which included Mrs. Markie- Wlcz and a yolng daughter varied rom that presented by Sergeant Jeglnski, the mother claiming that she knew nothing of the stolen arti- . cIes and the daughter informing inc . court that her brother had moi turned over the jowrlry 10 his father until last Sunday. At that time tho noy was given a whipping by the rather and it was the l1tter's in+enu ton, according to the young girl +o return the stolen property to it's rlghtful owner last night.
 Judge Malone. before imposinr tho penalty on the father, ensured him and his wife for making thieves out or their children" adding that they were simply heading their offsprings for the moose at Wethersneld."
 Bonds in the event of an appeal were placed at sl.0OO.
 Library Circulation Increases
 The public library and its branches issued 11,S2l books during the month of September, according to the report of Librarian Charles L. Wooding. submitted at a meeting of the board of library commissioners last evening. This is an increase of 65o or six per cent over the same month last year.
 The adult department last month showed q gain of 596 over a year ago while l3T more books were is- sued in the chiIdren's room than in September 1926. The John J. Jennings school also showed gain of four while the Forestville branch showed a loss of 27, the Endee branch II the Northside school ?. the Park Street school 53 and the East Bristol school 4.
 Two hundred and ninety four volumes were added to the library during the month of September, 274 being by purchase, r from the hindery, two stote documents and one transferred from the school library. Fifty eight volumes were withdrawn during the month after having an average circulation of 55 since binding The total number of volumes in the library on October was 51,13f.
 The members of the library board decided 10 change the meeting night from Saturday to Monday. This was believed advisable because of the inability of some members to at tend on Saturday evenings,
 Red Mems Outing
 TomrounCe Tribe, I. Q. R. N will hold their regular meeting at S o'clock this evening in the wiEwam on Prospect street. The application