New Britain herald., 1929-03-06
Arch Street Man Found
Guilty of Misconduct
Many New Britain Cases
in Superior Court.

David Panco. ~. of 81 Arch
street. who startled the city abou,
. month ago by making elaborate
arrangements for his wedding to q
~ year old girl. and misleading hel
and her mother into the belief that
he was possessed OF almost unlimited
wealth, only to have the police
swoop down upon him when mer-
chants from whom furniture and
clothing had been purchased became
suspicious. pleaded guilty in supe.
rior court today to the charge Of
improper conduct and was sentenced
to six months In Jail.
Panco was bound over to supe.
rior court on the charge of having
carnal knowledge of a minor female,
but 1t was changed to the less seri-
GUS charge. Assistant States At
torney Donald Gaffney reviewed the
case briefly and recommended the
penalty. which was accepted by
Public Defender John F. Forward.
representing Panco.
TESTER Fined For Theft
John Tesiler. &c. OF Hartford ave-
nue.. pleaded guilty to the charge of
theft from person. and was fined
$50 and costs with q suspended Jail
sentence OF one year. He was
placed on probation for one year.
He was represented by Attorney Al
bert A. Greenberg.
Tesiler was bound over In New
Britain police court after evidence
had been presented to substantiate
the charge that he had snatched a
$40 bill from August Hale OF 9
Madison street. in a doorway Of the
Booth Building on Church street on
February IA. 1928. Tesiler was not
arrested until nine months after the
theft, Carl Berg of 1873 Jubilee street
having notified Hale that he had
seen Tesiler in theater. Hale
identified him but TESTER denied the
charge and Attorney Greenberg.
claiming discharge. predicted that
the case would be thrown out OF
superior court on a nolle.
Paul Czarkowski, 33, OF n New
ington avenue. who was bound over
on charges OF Transporting liquor by
means of motor vehicle. and being
second offender against the liquor
law, pleaded not guilty and will be
tried Thursday if the case can be
reached. Judge w. f. Mangan rep
reSentS him.
John Bielawa and Joseph Skinger.
charged with taking an automobile
without permission OF the owner,
pleaded not guilty and the cases
were set down for trial Friday. At
torney S. Gerard Casale represents
Bielawa and Public Defender John
+. Forward represents Skinger.
Admits Stealing 345
Nelson Bowler. Is. of Boston and
New Britain, pleaded guilty to the
charge of breaking and entering.
Sentence was deferred. Sergeant r.
j. O'Mara brought Bowler back
from Boston and he was arraigned
In police court several weeks ago On
charges OF burglary and theft. He
roomed at 81 Main street and stole |
$45 from Mrs. Florence Parker. who
conducts the rooming house. besides
breaking two gas meters, according |
to the allegations. Bowler. In police |
court. denied that he had any con-
nection with the breaking Of more
than one meter. Public Defender
John f. Forward appeared for him
today.
George David, who bit q girl on
the cheek on fremont street a few
weeks ago, pleaded guilty to the
charge of assault. He was repre-
scented by Attorney A. 8. Aharonian.
Sentence will be pronounced later.
Denies HOld-up and Attack
Frank Dzioba. II. OF 1874 Curtis
street, bound over on the charge of
highway robbery, pleaded not guilty
to the charge OF robbery. and was
represented by Attorney B. J. Mon
kiewicz. The case was set down for
Friday.
Dzioba is alleged to have been a