New Britain herald., 1929-04-27
AUTO ON
 DARE, FINED S25
Magazine Agent Pays Dearly for Accepting Friends Challenge

\ fine of so5 and costs was i'm posed on Charles H. Mangan. IS, Of 1924 Fifth avenue, New York, on the charge of tampering with an automobile. 10 which he pleaded guilty In police court today.
 Officer John Riley testified that he Was at Washington and Lake streets about S;Jo last night and saw three young men acting sus- plclously near parked cars
 Communicating a passing car, the officer surprised them on lak,. street and tond MunSan in an au- 'omohl'e with the ongin" running He admitted i' was not his ear and h." had no permission from the ovn- CT 10 G"t into it.
 Mangan told ih" court he did moi move the car and he had simply ac- c"pted dare. his companions chal Ien@jns him 70 st4rt he engine.
 Although there was no ignition ky Tn the car, h. turned over the '''S'''' 't-Nt hS t4tit'f ltll'N ar rived, h" shut il off.
 N,Nerm said he was soliciting magazine subscriptions when ou,s- tlCn,d by the police after thc ar r"St. G .orge Whitoman and Charl.- Meade. Of Brooklyn. Were with him MI adlnltted that they had no per AIjts 10 canvass the city. They said thY arrived in New Britain Wed u@sda}
 p.Dc,.o Case CnIltiuund Tn" ease of JoiIn procko. 20. o' i s1 West street charged with bur @l"ry. WAS continued until next Tuesday in 5000 bond. Assistau. Prosecuting Attorney W. NJ. Green stem said h" wished 10 invest icar tt rhare" Of "1nbozzlemcnt.
 Ju1G" w. r. Mangan represents ProcEo. who was arrested vaster,lay hy <, rg ant J C. S'adl,r.
 E"llin't Go Hor,", Didn't Wort, ] William S0EolskN 94. and John S'askoWicz 2o Of lSj High street l''af'! not -uilty 10 charges O; ! drunkenness and lr ach of ,hs peace, Officers Thomas Hlaucnntte and NaItr Wagner testified that they mni'' the arrests about o:2o 'ti- ll7rnjne on Rroal S'rret near 'h" Sacred Heart church
 Thy heard solneonc shouting for h'ip ar1 found Staskowicz trying 10 {orc' Stholsi,y to 20 hom". sokolsk> was shouting because StasEoNic1 'WaS t"HSting lis "t0l. i Tn" officers ordered both 10 eo home hut they refused and w"r, arrested. SoIol+ky admitted that he wHs already on probation to pay q .:."
 | Ii" has bean drinking of late lul ! l." was not intoxicated when ar l7.-t"l, h"S ing had only Tour or tivs Sh"r-.' IT." WAS "plastrod," ae said, last Monday when OMicol Charles Ware called at his home tc order nim to '"port |" the pro1a ton officer. The officer telephoncd 10 the probation officer and h r told Solaolsky not 70 report ut lnat tire.
 s.Gsliowicz also denied that hs was into%icatod but admitted that he had q few drinks of wine. H. WAS going home and was not caEs- ing any trouble when h" was arrest .-G. he s"td.
 Jule" Traccski imposed fine ol Sip and costs on Stasliowicz and 2 similar ttn~ with q suspended iai, sentence of 60 days in sokolsky's case
 H. continued Sokolsky on proha. ton and warned him that the probe ton officer was more than a col-,>- tor Of fines. and the iail sentence will be served and additional days in jail added if he comes before 'h. court again. Sokosky. wno did no app"ar 70 he impressed by the pro. ceedin.s. asked if he could pay os the fine in installments.
 Judge Tracnski told him 10 talk, the matter up with Probation Off Ter Connolly.
 Causes D'-'ur'1ancc in Home
 lrank Gi2a. 24. Of 219 Hig1 street. pleaded guilty 10 charges c breach Of in" p"oo" and drunken ness. Officer Walter Wagner tes'i fed that he mad" the arrest abor II o'clock last night on complain of Giza's wife.
 Mrs. Giza testified that her bus band drinks and caus"s trouble 2 home They have been marie, .Wo years and have one child. Yes trrday, he struck the child an, thrcw articles about the house.
 Judge Trac"ski imposed 2 fine 2 s10 and rosts and placed Giza 0 probation,