New Britain herald., 1927-09-13
TWO BRISTOL MEN
 AREUNDER ARREST
Accused Of Stripping Alothsr's 5
 Truck
NEW BUS LINE RUNNING
Pennington and Bristol Route In opelation-NeW Britain Man Fin cd St25-BurlingtOn Caucus- Oihyr Items of Interest.

Alfred Dyer and James Compton. both of 435 North Main street this city, were arrested last night while al work a, the plant Of the New Departure Nauufac,urjn1 company. on charges Of theft. The two men are alleged 70 have stripped a Ford truck owned by Joseph Barcikoski Of Farmlngton avenue, Farminrton Of all four tires and numerous tools on last Sunday morning. According 10 the police both men have admit t"d their guilt
 Al 8 o'clock last Sunday morning the local department received a tele- phone call from EarcikosEi that his truck was missing, Sunday after noon, however, ne again phoued the local office to the effect that he had found the truck hut that 1t had been stripped Of it's tires an rims and a number Of tools were missing. He was advised to notify the Farming ton authorities, in view of the fact that the theft occurred in that town. This he did and Officer Fuller Of FarHIingon was detailed to the case. Barc!kosld was of tho opinion that someone familiar with the sur roundings to his home and place where truck was kept was rospon- sible, he called officers attention to fact that Dyer had at one time worked for him. Officer Fuller came 10 Bristol and together with Ser geant Jeg.iusN made a search Of the mans room, where the tires and tools were found.
 They then proceeded to the plant Of the New Departure Manufactur- ing company where the men were working and placed them under ar rest,
 According to the police. Compton purchased a Ford car a short time ago and found that he needed some new tires. Dyer, remembering that BarcIkoski had only recently put on some new tires on his car suggested that an effort be made to secure them. With this idea in view. he and Compton went to Barcikoski's home early last sunday morning.
 Both men will be taken to Farm ington this evening where they will he given q hearing in the town court.
 Pays Fine
 Angelo Mucci of 1445 Corbin ave Nue. New Britain. who was fined SIPS and costs in tho city court yes f6r1Iay morning by Judge William J. Malone for several infractions of the motor vehicle law and who announc- "d that he would appeal, changed his mind yesterday afternoon and pad,
 NucCi, after a friend of his an nouncod that he would appeal was taxed an additional $40 by Judce Malone who reopenod the case and increased the penalties on each of the three counts with which Mucci was ohargi. After court, Nucci wanted to know if he couldn't settle for the original $S5 but this priyileg, was denied him.
 Bus Line in Operation
 The Bristol bus line ! was started yesterday by MacDon- [ nell Brothers, who were siyen a Franchise by the public utilities com mission several months ago. While 1, 70 definite schedule has IS vol been adopted, the following one will be Tied out for inc remainder of the {, week:
 Leave Bristol-6:l5 m. to Ben 7 5tead Corner; ' a. m 10 Farmington: i ?. m, to Pennington; C ?. m. 10 ! Pennington
 Leave Benstead Corner. 6.3o q. m. and 7:35 q. m.
 Leave Pennington; 1.35 p. m. and ]. i'&5 D. m
 Case Continued
 The case of Norman Richardson 'harEod with forgery, Was confirmed i 'E Judge William J. Malone in the 'ity court this morning until to morrow. II was brought out In court his morning that Joseph Cimone. to