New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
FIGHTS IN CENTER DISTURB SLIPPERS Three Placed Under Arrest by
 Constable Schubert INDIGNATION EXPRESSED
Conference to Be Held at Advent Christian Camp Grounds-A. NJ. l.. Zicn Church to Hold Picnic Bremen to Practice-Items.

People living in the center of the
 town were aroused from their sleep
 at 1:15 o'clock this morning by the
 noise of general free-for- all fight
 that resulted in the arrest of three
 young men. A fourth arrest was
 expected to be made during the day. While patrolling his beat, Con-
 stable Schuberts attention was
 drawn to the center by the noise Of
 loud voices, with which the speakers
 were very free in the use of indecent
 language. Hurrying to the scene, he
 discovered a flight in progress, which
 immediately broke up upon his ap-
 pearance. Resident in the vicinity
 were hanging out the windows
 watching the fight and expressing
 their indignation over being aroused
 from their sleep by the fight.
 l Officer Schubert started an inves-
 tigation and placed Johnny Gnazzo, Sam Fables and Patsy Fables under arrest. While he was looking for the fourth participant in the brawl, said to be Duffy Gnazzo, the arrested boys made leering remarks to the con- stable, who immediately took them
 to the town lookup. He returned to search for Gnazzo and found him at
 his home. When the officer entered
 ms room, Gnazzo escaped into the room of another tena-t.
 The officer went to the room where Gnazzo was hiding and. after gaining admittancc, discovered that Gnazzo had again gone back to his room. Just as Constable Schubert ran toward his room. Gnazzo dashed down the stairs and made his cs- cape. Constable Schubert hurled warning after the fleeing man but he failed to heed. It is thought that GnaZzo left town in an auto. Police throughout the state were notified and were instructed to arrest Gnaz- 20 upon sight Search was made throughout the town until early this morning by Constables Schubert and Wadsworth but no trace of the fugi- tive was found.
 Johnny Gna2zo and Sam Fables were arrested last Saturday follow Ing a.fght and were scheduled to be tried in the town court on August 20. | Fables was also arrested two weeks | ago for operating motor vehicle ! without a license.
 People in the center of the town have been annoyed for long time by the roWdyism of the gangs which hang around the streets until early hours in the morning. Constable Schubert has repeatedly warned the boys to behave themselves and to go to their homes at respectable hour in the evening.
 This morning the residents of the town expressed considerable indig- nation over last nights affair and the general opinion was that something , should be done at once to rid the town of the disturbing elements. The language of the boys in the fight last evening was Absolutely disgusting" according to the officer, and was loud enough for all in the neighbor- hood to hear it.
 A special session of the town cour; will be held this afternoon, at which inc three mon vii be charged with breach Of the peace and fighting. Ir inc absence of Prosecutor Charles F Nonlon, Deputy Prosecutor Stanley S. GWillim vii represent the state.
 The result of trial can be found Tn another section of this issue.
 When Duffy Gnazzo is apprehend- cd, additional charges will be pre- \ iewod against him by the police. It IS expected that the quick cleanup of the men involved in the brawl last evening will act as a lesson to other Toys about town.
 Advent Christian Convention
 The seventh Connecticut and I Western Massachusetts Advent Christian Older Girls conference l will be held at the Advent Christian | camp grounds on August 15, 1C. and l i7. ;
 There will bc series of addresses. ; ty Mrs. Ida Hudson of Philadelphia. l