New Britain herald., 1928-07-09
Motorcycle polie.u., rA.., ~.

Motorcycle Polieeman Edeaf Nef.
ton investigated an automobile e.
cident at the corner Of Laurel aal'
North Main streets Sunday after
noon. when cars operated by Oscar
Dennis of Myrtle street. Bristol and
Marcel Lombardier Of Greystone.
avenue came together. Both were
advised to settled civilly by Prose.
cutting Attorney Mather today.
Automobiles operated by Robert
Coughlin of 43 Meadow street and
Albert Korzon Of West Washington
street, Plalnville, collided Saturday
evening at the corner Of West and
School streets. Both cars were
slightly damaged. The drivers an
peared before the prosecutor this
morning and agreed to settle civilly.
Bicycle Stolen
Edward o. West, is, who lives in
the Cedar Swamp section, reported
TO the police Saturday evening that
his bicycle, which he had left in the
rear Of the Cameo theater on Main
street during the afternoon, had
been stolen. The Police are inves-
tgating
Loses Spare Tire and Rim
Joseph A. Vasney of 535 Stanley
street, New Britain. reported to the
local police department last night
that the spare tire and rim had been
stolen from his automobile, while
parked on Lake avenue in the vicin-
lily OF Lake Compounce.
Maple Ends Win
Although outhit by the All Wind
sor baseball team at Muzzy Field
Sunday afternoon, the Maple Ends
emerged at the long end OF a to .
score chiefly by punching their hits
and kaminski's fine pitching. The
fielding and hitting OF D. Narcotic,
first baseman. and r. Narcotic, right
fielder, for the locals featured.
Loses Car and Lunch
Leaving his Ford roadster. bear
ing Connecticut registration c 953
on Lake avenue while looking for a
friend at Lake Compounce after 10
O'Clock last night. Giuseppe Del
Principe returned short time later
only to find his machine gone. In
reporting the matter to the police
he mentioned that he had two roast
ed chickens. watermelon and sew
eral bottles OF near beer in the stor-
age compartment in the rear Of the
car
The police Of neighborinR cities
have been asked to assist in locating
the missing automobile.
Chickens Cause Argument
Constantine Unali and Mrs.
Charles Bravis. both tenants In tho
same house on Frederick street, For.
estville became involved in an ar
gument Saturday afternoon over Z
flock of chickens owned by Mrs.
Bravis with the result that Unali was
arrested early in the evening charg-
ed with breach Of the peace and as
sault. Both parties appeared before
Prosecuting Attorney James r.
Mather this morning and were IN
formed that a repetition OF Satur-
days fracas would mean their AZ.
pearance in court. The case against
Unali was nolled on payment Of
costs
Arrested for State Police
Oronzo Delfino, who supervises the
city's garbage department, was ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Ser
geant Henry Jeglinski upon the re- ,
quest OF the state police. He 10
charged with being interested with
Joseph Babski and George Gasponi,
both of Southington. In the manufac-
ture of liquor at the Belleview farm,
Southington, OF which Babski 10 al
legged to be the proprietor.
Delfno's arrest Saturday makes
the second time within 4 period Of
six months that he had been taken
into custory charged with illicit
trafficking in liquor. Last March he
was arrested for violation Of the IL
quor law by Sergeant Jeglinski and :
Officer Thompson Of the local de.
partment following 4 raid Of the
pig farm" which he conducts in adj
dition to his city duties. The gar
bage collected throughout the city
is taken to this farm at the city's*
expense and consumed by the pigs.
Delhno. with Babski and Gasponi.
will be given a hearing in the South :
ington town court today.
Bristol Swelters In Heat
With thermometers registering
ZIG and 11S degrees in the sun, resi-
dents OF the city were given their
first real taste Of summer yesterday.
Thermometers in the shade climbed
to IS during the afternoon and this
morning at o'clock registered Is
degrees.
The streets OF the city were prac-
tically deserted during the after
ternoon. Rockwell pc-l and Lake
Compouncc were both crowded by
thousands. who ---ght relief under
trees and on the ground bordering
the lake and lagoon. At Rockwell
park. the lagoon was 20 crowded at
times that swimming was impossi-
bic. In spite of the number In bath.
ing, there were no accidents at eth
er the park or at Compounce.
A check at the Bristol hospital
this morning showed that there were
no heat prostrations over the week.
end.
Police Vacations
Traffic Fatrolman James McNa-
NEE Of the local police department
is spending a vacation OF two weeks
with friends in New York city.
Chief Ernest T. Belden. who has
been attending the annual conven- ,
ton of the International Association
of Police Chiefs In Colorado Springs.
Colorado. is expected back In the
city next Wednesday
Factories Reopen
Following 4 vacation Of one week,
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