New Britain herald., 1929-11-02
SQUEALER CAUGHT
 IN HIS OWN TRAP
Arrested After Giving Police Tip
 on Love Rival

Stanley Jarczyk, 42, of 175 North street met Officer William McMur- ray about , o'clock last night and told him "an Italian man. was | planning to spend the night with Il woman in a tenement at s Clark street and if the police went there they would find cause for an arrest. | Officer McMurray reported the in- formation to Acting Sergeant Peter c. Cabelus at 2:30 o'clock this morning and they investigated. ac- companied by Officer Edward Car roll.
 Much to their surprise, they found Jarczyk, the complainant, iD bed with Martha Utopski, 47, of 3l9 ! Elm street, the Italian man. ap- | parently having left previously. In police court today, Jarczyk and Mrs. | Ctopski pleaded not guilty to the charge of improper conduct but Judge NJ. D. SaXe found them gull ty and fined Jarczyk $10 and costs Mrs. UtopslIi, being on parole from the state farm for women, was sent back to the institution.
 According to Jarczyk, he became intoxicated and did not know he was in bed with Big Martha" as she is known to the police. She frankly admitted that she went to the tenement to get liquor, but she | denied the alleged violation of the moral code. The man in whose tenement the arrests were male was fined for drunkenness.
 Drives With Defective Brakes
 Stanley Szumlas, IS, of IF North street was fined $5 without costs on the charge of driving an automo- bile with defective brakes. He tes- tified that he borrowed the car yes. terday to go to Hartford, where he passed a test for an operators li- ccnse, and so far as he knew the equipment was in working order. Officer David Doty had occasion to stop him on Broad street about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, however. and the emergency brake would not work although the foot brake was good
 Officer Daniel Cosgrove testified that he was with Officer Doty when the test was made and the emergen- cy brake was absolutely useless. Or ficer Doty testified that Szumlas ad- mitted having knowledge of the poor condition of the emergency brake.
 Changes Address, Kept It Quiet
 Frank Andreczyk, 3G, of Il Or ange street pleaded not guilty to the charge of failure to notify the mo- tor vehicle department of change of address, but Judge Sake found him guilty and fined him $2 without costs. Sergeant Feeney and Officer hiely testified that Andreczyk lived at 140 Grove street before going to Providence, k. l., to work on q farm, and when he returned 10 New Britain he took up residence at il Orange street, rear. On October 1 he registered an automobile and gave his address as 40 Grove street although he no longer lived there.
 AndrecZyks excuse was that hr did not know how long he would Dc living on Orange street, and it was his intention 10 wait a while bcforl having his address changed on his certificate of registration. Judge SaXe remarked that the violation did not appear to be deliberate.
 Auto Cases Continued
 The case of Frank Zaniewski, 1G of City avenue, charged with oplr- r9ting an automobile without a Ii, cense and taking an automobil. without the owners permission, wa; continued until Tuesday because ot Ithe absence of Attorney Lawrence J. Colon.
 The case of George Furman. 19 of Church street, NeWington, charg. ed with speeding and passing a rec signal light at Allen and Stanley streets, was continued until Monday
 The case Of B. Edward Bogdan ski, 2S, of 476 Pennington avenue charged with driving while undeI the influence of liquCr was nollet by Prosecuting Attorney Woods. At torney E. J. Monkiewicz represented Bogdanski. who was arrested CT October 25 in an automobile Whici had struck d tree and gone onto lawn on Pennington avenue. Bog danski was painfully injured in th. accident.
 The case of John Haraburda O Wethersfield. charged with overload ing an automobile truck, was nolled
 Frozen meat first became known