New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
PHYSIQUE JAILED
 ON LIQUOR COUNTS
Testimony Of Children Plays
 Part in Trial Today
FISKE IS SENT TO JAIL
Is Found Guilt, of Robbing Club hOu,c-Ia9ics 70 lni.iate-Nany Enjoy Skatin9-insrahGm Co. De- uips EinnOrs--NOtCS.

urs HimOrs--No otcs.
 Joseph l.evesque Of 10 Gaylord street was sentenced to three months in the Hartford jail at this morn ine's session of police court after he had pleaded not guilty to charges Of keeping liquor with intent to sell, for having q reputation for selling, and for causing delinquency of minor children. Judge Joseph NJ, Donovan imposed the sentence ana remarked that the case was more serious than the one which pre- coded It. George l'islic. who plead cd guilty to charges Of breaking and entering and larceny had been brought up before LcNcsquc.
 Lcvesque'a home on Gaylord street. where he lives alone with his two young daughters, 10 and fl years of age, was raidcd yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Henry Jcglin- ski and Officer William Thompson following complaints received from the Connecticut Humane society and 101 quarts of home brew" was found
 Officer Reed W. Hitchcock Of the humane society testified against Levesquc. saying that the children had made statements to him con- corning the sale of intoXicants at the Lcvesque home, A woman rep VA tat rr . he Of Child Welfare stated that q suit able home for the two little girls. Levesque's daughters, was sought.
 Fincd Last Year
 l.cvcsquc was fined $500 and costs last October for violation Of the liquor laws and was unable to pay his assessment His wife recently paid an intallment of the fine amounting to slightly over $17o, it was said. and was warned by Ser gcant Jeglnski, who had received complaint. to discontinue the sale of beer and other mtoXicants at his nome. It is thought probable that his children will be sent to some homo where they will be cared for and will be given an education.
 ii>ke sentenced
 George l'iske, 2l, of S2 George street, charged with breaking and entering and larceny was sentenced to jail for G0 days by Judge Dono- van, l'isko pleaded guilty to both 1 charges and had nothing to say. i Flskc, it WuS alleged. broke into the West End Athletic club last Satur- dny night and robbed the store room of S59 in cash and cartons ot cigarettes. several cigars and five { boxes of Christmas candy, He was 1 captured after A chase hy the loca, i police to New Britain, where hc vas 1 found asleep at the wheel of the cGr which he had been driving. Initiation Tonight
 1 \ large class or candidates will be ! initiated at the regular meeting of Bell City Aeric No. r511, Fraternal | Order of Eagles. at the home on i West street tonight. The larger number of candidates for this class were recruited during the month of November and will be called the | 'Armistice class"
 ! Members from surrounding aerleS | will attend the meeting. at which i final arrangements for a "kiddies' ! Christmas party will be made Con- i mittee Chairman Charles Cari will | have several important matters to report on. All members are re- | quested to attend,
 Luncheon will be served in the social rooms after tho meeting.
 Large Crowds Visit Pools Large crowds enjoyed skating st both the Rockwell park and Me morial boulevard laGoons last night, [ Caretaker Joseph Civizzio pro- nounccd the ice safe yesterday morning and said that skating would again be safe this evening at the pools.
 Factory Denies Rumor
 William $. lncrnham. general manager of the F. Tngraham Co. said this morning that very few had been laid off at the .lngraham fac tory and that no more than the nor mal number for this time of the sea son had been disposed Of. Mir. In graham cmphatically denied rumors that employees rumhcrinG several hundred had received lay-oiGs. Tho plant. he explained. was operating as smoothly as could be expected al this time of the year.
 Oyster supper Thursday
 The men or St Johns parish Eorcstville. will give an oyster SUD- per in the parish house Thursday evening from 6 until S o'clock A card party will follow the supper under the direction of Mrs Lero, Pcrcival and Mrs. Andrew Mac.