New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-11

Joseph M. Donovan.
White was arrested Sunday after
noon on complaint Of his father-in'
law, George Sessions Of Pine street
East Bristol. who informed the po
lice that the man had used abusive
language to members Of his family
White and his wife have not beer
living together for some time.
Liquor Case Continued
The case OF Lucien Napolitano Of
Church street. charged with keeping
liquor with intent t. sell and repu-
tation. was continued until tomor.
row morning by Judge Joseph NJ.
Donovan. who stated that in his
opinion the state had failed to prove
its case on the keeping charge.
Napolitano's home was visited
Saturday evening by Sergeant Henry
Jeglinski and Officer William
Thompson. The former testified to
having been obliged to force the
outer door and also the door leading
to the bathroom. Jeglinski also tes-
titled to finding a pint of liquor in a
guests pocket. which had been given
to him by Napolitano, an empty al
cohol can in the cellar and a bottle
of coloring. which was found on the
kitchen table. He informed the
court that several complaints had
been made to him recently, one to
the effect that Mrs. Napolitano was
delivering liquor to customers in 4
baby carriage.
Napolitano took the stand in his
own defense and denied selling
liquor since his last appearance in
court about year ago. He refuted
the story of Mrs. Napolitano deliver
ing liquor about the city and in
formed the court that his wife had
been i'll for some time and unable TO
leave the house.
The continuance until Tuesday
morning was granted upon the re-
quest of Assistant Prosecuting At
torney Robert J. Stack. at when
time an effort will be made to prove
the charge of equation.
Bristol Tankmen Win
The swimming team of the Bristol
High school won a closely contested
meet Saturday afternoon from the
Hartford High tankmen. SO to IS
The local boys annexed the victory
only after winning the 160-yard re-
lay. the last event on the program
The summary:
Fancy diving: Won by Bertram,
Hartford, 50 points; koziel, Bristol
second. So 10 points; Cross, Hart
ford, third, 81 40 points.
100 yard free style: Won by Kin
Try. Bristol: Blaske, Bristol. second
Henke. Hartford, third; time l:0s
LILO.
60 yard backstroke: Won by Siegle
Hartford; BIaske, Bristol. second
Griswold. Hartford. third: time Al
Ito.
22O yards free style: Won by
Steele. Hartford: kodalis. Bristol,
second; koziel. Bristol, third; time
3:15 $40.
60 yards breast stroke: Won by
Cnterspan. Bristol; Levinson, Hart
ford. second; (king of Bristol dis
qualified for using fiutter kick
time AZ lilo seconds.
40 yard free style: Won by Ber-
tram. Hartford; Ebb. Bristol, see
ond; kiniry. Bristol. third: time -
Clio seconds.
$50 yard relay: Won by Bristol
(Ebb, Blashke. j. koziel and Kin
iry): second, Hartford. tHenk :
S'elle. Seigle and Bertram): time
1888 6-l0.
Blanket Stolen
Edward Mather of IS Churc,1
street, Hartford, reported to the
police last night that blanket had
been stolen from his car while park
ed at the west end of the Memorial
Boulevard. The blanket had been
thrown over the radiator while Mr..
Mather and a party of friends were
attending vaudeville show in i
nearby theater.
Condition Improved
The condition of Adolph L. Hart
ung OF Pennington avenue, an en-
ploye of Nelson's Music store, at 16l
Main street, who fell from a moving
truck Saturday morning, was re-
ported as improved this morning at
the Bristol hospital. Unless compli-
cations develop, his complete recov-
cry is expected.
Hartung, in company with a fell
| low employee. was on his way to a
home on Curtiss street to install a
radio. Hartung was standing on
the rear of the light truck steadying
the machine when, in making the
turn into Curtiss street. the car
lurched to one side and both Hart
, ung and the machine were thrown
out on the heavy pavement. Hartung
received severe head injury and
after being treated by DIR. r. J.
Boyle. was removed to the Bristol
hospital He suffered slight frac-
ture Of the skull and other body
bruises
Kicked by Hor>c
Adolph Neunann of Hill street
was painfully injured Saturday at
his farm when he was kicked in the
leg by horse. He was taken to
the Bristol hospital where it was
found that the member had been
fractured.
Arrested for Mcriden Police
William r. Baeirlen of East Bris-
tol was arrested Sunday at the re-
quest of the Meriden authorities on a
charge of support. He was taken
back to that city last evening.
To Visit New Britain
A large number of chiefs from
Compounce Tribe. ]. O. r. NJ, will
trail to New Britain this evening to
attend meeting Of Mattabesett
tribe of that city. The hunters and
warriors degree will be conferred on
is braves. several from Compounce
tribe.
Scout Dinner Postponed