New Britain herald., 1927-08-23

ed resulted in some delay to Welch
 Fire Co. which responded to the
 general alarm. This was particularly
 noticeable at the corner Of the
 Memorial Boulevard and Main street
 where Lieutenant George Brennan, | driver of the apparatus. was obliged | to drive between two cars and come almost to . complete stop in making | the turn.
 Fined For Liquor Violation
 Mrs. Josephine Courchaine of ss
 West street. charged with keeping liquor with intent 10 sell. reputation and sale. peladed builty to the three charges in the city court this morn- ing and was fined S200 and costs by Judge Joseph M. Donovan. Mrs. Courchaine was arrested shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday evening after she had sold | pint of liquor to Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the local department for S2. She informed the court that she had sold very little of the stun and had bought it principally for her husband who has been ill for some time. She also stated that she had no money with which to pay the fine. Judge Donovan, in imposing fine. stated that unless it was paid by tomorrow morning some other penalty would be imposed.
 Charged With Theft
 Stephen Dalkowski of 3e5 Wash ington street. New Britain, Stanley Partyka of 54 Booth street, New Britain and Stanley Fisk of As Farm ington avenue, New Britain. were arrested last evening by the New Britain police at the request of the local department. The youths are charged with breaking and entering the dressing rooms of the New De- rarture baseball team on May 2s and taking about s75 worth of baseball goods, including balls. bats, gloves and masks.
 Sergeant Daniel HcGiilicuddy of the local department has been work ing on the case. It is understood that there are four other youths i'm plicated in the break and these will be taken into custody today.
 Dalkowski. Partyka and Fisk were before the local court this morning and upon the recommendation Of Prosecuting Attorney Mather their cases were continued until Wednes- day. August 24. ..
 According to the New Britain po- lice seven boys were implicated in the burglary. One is under IS years of age and for that reason his name is withheld. Another is employe4 out of the city. Two others are in reformatories, having been sent away for offenses committed in New Britain. They are Henry Laskowski of North Burritt street New Britain. and Joseph Goloback of l%7 Bread street. New Britain, the former be- ing in Cheshire reformatory and the latter in the State School for Boys at Meriden.
 Information obtained by seYseann O'Mara and Feeney of the New Brit ain police department led to the roundup. The sergeants sent word to the boys that it would be advis- able to return the stolen articles and c short time later the catchsr's mask. shinguards and body protector wsTs in possession of the police, having been delivered by boys who were acting as go-betweens. The glove. the balls and bats were not returned. the boys having told the police that the glove wa. stolen or lost, the bats broken in play and the balls used ir games.
 According to the police. the trip to Bristol was made in Laskowskfs 2utomobile. The boys said they were familiar with the layout as they had been to Rockwell park to swim numerous times. All are baseball players on local teams and they took this method of obtaining the neces- sary paraphernalia. According 10 the New Britain police, all but Far tyka have records for various of- fences, dating back several yeaFs' and Partyka were taKen nto custody while practicing base ,au at Willow Brook park. New Britain, late yesterday afternoon, and Stanley Fisk, who lives at the corner of Pennington avenue and -abot street, New Britain, was pick d up about 1O:30 last night.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Com bounce tribe, I. o. R. M. will Dc held at o'clock this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street. Propos- ed amendments to the bylaws of the lodge will be acted upon and past sachems jewels will be present. ,d to past sachems of the lodge.
 Fish and Game Club Committee
 meeting of the general commit tee in charge of the field day of the Connecticut Fish and Game clubs. to )e held at Lake Compounce on saturday, September 3rd, will be held tomorrow at Lake Compouncs md final arrangements made.
 Anniversary Requiem Mass
 An anniversary high mass of re- ,uiem will be celebrated at et. Joseph's church at 8 o'clock Satur- lay morning in memory of John 'agan.
 Case Continued
 The case of Frank kolibczenski Of avenue, charged with breach of the peace, removing . boundary line, trespass on private