New Britain herald., 1928-10-01

Gficc between the hours of . .. ,R.
 and { p. m. each day during the
 m, nth ot August to receive property
 lists frcm tax payeSs.
 Daniel J. Hcffernan. dean Of the
 board. is still confined to his home
 l., illness.
 Fined For Disiurbaacc ' Charles Morgano Of Highland
 Court was fined $5 and costs aud 1 placed on probation for 3O days uy
 Judge William J. Malone in the city court today on charge of breach of the peace.
 Morgano was arrested late Sunday evening by Officer Thompson for creating 2 disturbance .n m apart ment on Meadow street. Judgment Suspended Judgment in the cas ' ot Charles
 Butler of Smith street and William Caron of Lexington street, charged with brce oh of the peace and assault. was susp nded by Judge William J. Malone in police cou' his mo in. after the two young r.en had ex- plained that they were simply fooling.
 The 1Wo men were arrested by Officer William Thompson early Sunday morning on North Main street.
 Eludes Police Following Raid
 Evidently fearful that Jail sen tence would be meted out to him as a second offender, Omer Audette of Is Lexington street eluded police off, ncers Saturday night after his home h. ] been raided and pint of al- legged liquor confiscated. He had not l,en appr, hended up to a late -Four this morning and the local authori- ties believed that he has left the city.
 Following complaints received at police headquarters, Serseant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson of the liquor squad were detailed to conduct an investigation. Arriving at the Audetta home. they were permitted to enter and . short search revealed the bottle of alleged liquor At the time Audette was in dH ulcl1lHk iccIH tdihIue to oUO oA his children. The two officers then preceded to make the arrest only to see Aud ,tte disappearing through a rear door Tie officers gave chase but Audette. familiar with the ter- rain in t'a immediate vicinity, soon outdistanced his pursuers who re- turned to the house. where they waited come time expecting their quarry to return. This he failed to do, in spite of the fact that he de. parted without hat or coat. While the officers were in the house q tele- phone call was received at the homo from a pay station. which . subse- quent investigation showed was made from Meadow street The was in French. which neither officer was unable to under stand.
 Audette was arrested last winter for a liquor law violation and at that time was heavily fined by the court. His residence at that time was on Laurel Court only a short distance from the center of the city.
 Arrests Increase
 The total arrests during the month of September showed an increase of ce over the previous month. 12S hav- ing been taken into custody during the past 30 day period 55 of this number were personal tax de- itnquents.
 Violations. for which arrests were made during September. were as fol- lows: Assault and breach of the peace. {: breach of the peace, (. breach of the peace and violation Of city ordinance. 1: breach of the peace and operating motor vehicle while license was suspended. ]: breach of the peace and intoxication. 3: embezzlemcnt by agent, 1: failure 10 pay personal taxes. 55; gambling. {; in danger of failing into habits of vice. 2: intoxication. ,: intoxicaticn and failure to pay taxi fare. l: keeping gambling place, 1: operating motor vehicle with defective brakes. 1; operating moter vehicle while un- der tho influence Of liquor. 1: park ing without lights, l.; improper use of number plates. 1: reckless driv- ing. II: reckless driving and operat- ing motor vehicles while under the influence Of liquor. 2: reckless driv- ing and operating without license. 2: reckless driving and evading re- sponsibility 2: theft, 5: vagrancy. 3: theft of poultry. 1: violation of liquor law. {: violation of parking ordinance. 5. violation of liquor law md resistance. |: violation of rules ,f the road. |. violation of probation, |, for out of town officers. 1.
 Autos Colltdge
 An automobile operated by P. J.. Glass of 17 Laurel street and ruck of the Wallace Barnes Co. operated by Thomas R. Seery. col- ided Saturday afternoon at the cor- Ter of WalIace and South streets. Glass Nos travelling west on South street and ScHry vas driving onto South street from Wallace street. Both cars were slightly damaged but ,oith"r driver vas in. ured.
 Following hearing this morning ,cicre Prosecuting Attorney James [. Mathcr. the parties involved greed 10 s"ttle civilly.
 Faces NanSlnu-.itcr Charge
 William Zimmerman of 24l King load. whose automobile fatally in- ury five year old Robert Bradley of ,7l King road last Friday noon. will zee a charge of mansla ughter when lis case is called in the local police ourt next Nonday morning. October th, according 10 statement 0oA0Q his morning by Prosecuting Att0f- ey James T. Mather.
 ircments taken by the police.
 is understood. showed that Am-' nermGn's car travelled distance of
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