New Britain herald., 1929-06-06
lRESIED AS THIEF
 G WEDDING GIFTS
Jkudak Alo Hdd on Two
 0hd Counts in Court

Charged with theft of silverware valued at SIS and clock valued at tl: from the home of Pasquale Sea- iise at c63 Allen street, where a wedding reception was held last night, Frank Jakubiak, 35, of S9 Lyman street, also faced charges Of reckless driving and violation of the city ordinance pertaining to throw ing glass on the highway when he was arraigned in police court today followin his arrest on West Main following his arrest on West Main Officers E. E. Kiely and l.. E. Harper.
 Judge w. F Mangan appeared for him and his request for continu.- ance until Saturday was ordered. Bonds were set at s400. Joseph Stanlonis, 22. of Broad street, and Governor Johnson. 25, who lives at the Y. M. c. A. dormitory, were re- leased by the police today without being arraigned in court. They were arrested shortly after 10 o'clock last night by, Officers Harp CT and McEvoy on suspicion.
 Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth was notified at police headquarters about 10 o'clock that silverware had been stolen at the reception and Officers Harper and McEvoy. on arriving at the home. learned that Stanlonis, Johnson and others had not been in- vited but had walked into the house while the guests were making merry under a canopy in the yard. Stan- lonis was in the kitchen and John- son was in the room where the wed- ding gifts were on display when the police arrived.
 Feared Attack By Guests
 While Officer Harper was ques- tioning the pair. he observed that indignation was rising against them and rather than risk an outbreak of violence he brought them to the police station after handcuffing them. Then he and Officer E. B. Kiely returned to the Scalise home and made a further investigation after which they left in search of m automobile which, according to the guests, had driven away a short time earlier.
 Having been furnished the first three digits of the registration num- Der Officers Harper and kiely drove to Broad street and sighted coupe which they suspected. Turning around they followed it west on Bread street to Burritt and west on West Main street. Before overtak- ing 1t beyond Corbin avenue it had cut in and out of traffic at the rate of As miles an hour, according to tho officers.
 In the coupe with Jakubiak was George Cormier. 24. of 204 Wash- tasten street. helplessly intoxicated. A clpck which was not the one stol- n frsm the 6calise home was found h the coupe as was tray which was Identified as having held the elverware at the reception. Jaku- biak. according to the police. would ast admit anything.
 Dspps nG1lg - Mesa
 Officer Kiely Tt int6 the coupe with Jakp6sAk and Cormier. while OAicer Hafpef. In police car, tra,l- sA them to the police station. On Myrtle street. Officer Kiely heard tiaas break and Officer Harper saw lJakubiak's hand drop g bottle con- tataing wine or liquor. According to the police, the bottle had been stther in Jakubiak's pocket or in eAe coupe and he was trying to get rtd of it unknown to the authorities.
 Cormier was carried bodily into the police station and in court he pisaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness. He said he was em- pioyed and had never been arrested before, 70 Judge Sake suspended judgment and advised him to let drink alone.
 Tho reception. which was held throughout the day and evening, followed the marriage of Miss Mary ocaltse to Joseph DiLoreto of 6G Lorraine street at St. Mary's church in the morning.