New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

lice on warrant issued on com plaint Of the C. J. Root Company Of this city. It is alleged that on November 18th. Dreshenberg issued a check to the Root Company for s63.I5 on the Commercial Trust Company of New Britain and that same was later returned protested.
 Dreshenberg was in court this morning but on his request, the case was put over until tomorrow morn ing. ] Dreshenberg first made the ac- quaintance of the police about d | month ago, when he purchased 2 wedding cake and other pastry from a North Main street baker for his ! own wedding and gave bad check 1 III payment. He made good the ! amount of this check prior to his ! less q Jail sentence of 10 days was ! imposed by Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- i van. Al that time he filed notice l of an appeal and was released under | bond, but before he could leave l police headquarters he was rear rested for the New Britain police. Since that time he has been arrested twice by the local authorities. Case Continued.
 The case of Jack Waldimar Of Hartford. formerly manager Of the Oldsmobile Bristol Company of this city. charged with embezzlement by Dailee, obtaining money under false pretenses and selling cars on con dition bills of sale. was continued until December S1st at the sugges- ton Of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. MT. Mather pointed out that Waldimar was making an effort tc settle his financial difficulties and vas apparently succeeding.
 Truckman Injured.
 James Kennedy. local truckmar was painfully injured Saturday after noon in Hartford. While loading heavy bureau onto a truck he slip ped and the bureau struck him on top of the head. inflicting a gash which required six stitches to clos-. He was treated at the Mt. Sinai hos ptal. Hartford. and then taken 10 his home in this city.
 Arrested for Reckless Driving.
 Ernest G. Fenn., Jr.. of Woicott street was arrested Saturday after non by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski on a charge of speeding. When pre- taI l.; cused asked for a continuance to en- able him to procure counsel and collect his witnesses. Judge William J. Malone continued the case until tomorrow morning.
 Standard Broken.
 The portable traffic standard at the corner of North Main and Main streets was knocked down and broken again last night. This Is the third time within a week that the stand has been damaged.
 Visit Cancelled.
 The visit of Evening Star lodge, A. r. and A. M.. of Unionville to Franklin lodge Of this city. which was scheduled for this evening, has been indefinitely postponed. A date for the visitation will be set aside at the next meeting.
 RcpcntS Nasty Action.
 Frank Audiano Of School street. charged with the theft Of 3S boxes of tomatoes and 30 boxes Of mush- rooms from John Mazzoni of this city on November 18th, who waived examination when presented in the city court Saturday morning. saying that he would appeal to the superior court. appeared in court this morn Saturday. A friend of Audianos was preesIt and announced a will ingness to settle the case locally, if possible. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather refused 10 ask for a re- opening of the case and Audiano will now be obliged to appear before the higher court He is at liberty under bonds of $1,O00.
 EnCfees Win
 In one of the most thrilling bas- ketball games ever staged in th. city the Bristol Endees defeated the Hartford Yankees at the local high school gym Saturday evening by q score of 29 to 2S. Two overtime periods were necessary. however, be- fore the final issue was decided.
 During the first half, the visitor. outplayed Joe Carroll's hoopster. and at half time were out in front l4 to s. When the second half opened, the Bristol boys started oit with a rush and after four minutes of playing were leading IS to To The Yankees aided to a large exton, by the accurate foul shooting ol Hurley. gradually reduced this lead and when the whistle blew at th. end Of the second half the SCOT. stood at 20 all
 In the first overtime period. Hur. ley made a field goal and anothe, from the foul line while Gubersk, made good free try. putting tho Yankees ahead cs to g. With but two minutes to go, Waterman, Bris. tols back. slipped in a field goa and with 80 seconds left, Manning dropped in another. again tying th. score, o6 all.
 Shortly after the starting of tho second overtime period, Donaghuo center, dropped in felc goal and Zetarski. the local for. ward, looped one from the foul lins on two free tries. With only | few seconds to go. Manning fouled Gu bersky, who made good both tries making the score 9 to cS. Bristo then got possession of the ball an6 retained it until the final whistl. blew. 4 fouls were called on Bri.