New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
Police Net Catches Visitors From
 All Parts of Connecticut Sunday

>Onnec ectlcut sunday not produce the license and registra- ton. Officer Strolls testified.
 James Bosco, 2o, of 10 Maple street, Plainville, was discharged after he explained that the certificate of registration for tho car he was driving actually was in the car Sat- urday but he could not find it when Officer John Kennedy asked to see it.. As for the charge of driving without q license, he had his license, but Officer Kennedy understood him to say he had ono in 1928 but not 1929.
 Drunken Driving Alleged
 Frank Buchas, Si, of a2 Vega street, pleaded not guilty to charges of driving an automo obile while un- der the influence of liquor and with cut certificate of registration, and q continuance was granted until Wednesday in $500 bonds. Sergeant J. C. Stadier and Officer Peter Skier kowski will be the states witnesses.
 John P. Henninger. 20, of 204 La salle street, charged with reckless driving at the instance of Super numerary Officer Erickson, pleaded rot guilty and a continuance until tomorrow was ordered. Attorney P. F. McDonough appeared for Henrin- ger. The alleged offcnse was com- mitted on North street.
 Stanley Chase, 30, of 13 Summer street, who was arrested by Sergeant r. J. Feeney Saturday on q warrant charging him with non-support in Natick, Mass. pleaded nolo conten- dcre to the charge of being a fugi- tive from justice and a continuance until tomorrow was ordered. He has given notice that he will fight extra dition. He IS at liberty in $400 bonds.
 Drive With Defective Brakes
 The following were fined s with out costs on the charge of driving automobiles with defective brakes: John NJ. keiko, 3S. of A Dewey street; Andrew Agostinucci, 30, of PIP Oak street; John Mack, 2s. of 36S Main street Hartford; Charles Bradley, 42, of West Avon road, Pennington; Edward l.. Miles. 52, of 1l6 Grove street. Bristol; Dorothy Thompson, 27, of Berlin: Herbert Kelsey, 5s, of 436 Washington street, Middletown: John Keller, Jr., 2S, of Prospect, Conn.
 Judge Sake said he was not charg ing the costs of the court for the present because he wanted the pub lie to have warning about the condi- ton of brakes, but soon the costs will be added.
 Boy Held As Vagrant
 Walter Sokolowski, 17, of 193 Lawlor street. was arrested by Offi- cer Edward Muszynski about 2:50 yesterday morning in vacant house in the rear of the Rialto building on Broad street, on the charge of yagrancy, to which he pleaded not guilty.
 Sergeant T. J. .Feeney testified that the boys mother complained about him for sleeping away from home, and the police had been look ing for him for the past few weeks.
 The boy, represented by Attor ney l.. J. Colon. said he worked in & lunch cart on East Main street and paid S3.50 a week for board at home. He has $20o in the bank and when he went 10 New York re- gently to "see' the place, another boy pa ad for the trip and when Wal ter returned he was afraid 10 go home because someone told him he was going to be sent up"
 He was placed on probation by Judge Sake with a warning.
 Breaks Door at Hosts Home Edward Ryan. 45, of 575 State street. New Haven. pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Officer Peter McEvoy testified that he made the arrest about 3:3O yesterday morning on complaint. finding Ryan intoxicated and wandering about a yard at 1S3 Linden street.
 Stewart Porter of 1S3 Linden street testified that Ryan broke q door at his home but was given a chance to leave without being ar rested. He threatened to return in an hour and he did 70.
 Ryan admitted that he had something to drink but he did not make a disturbance. he said. He merely became confused as to house numbers and was trying to get in the wrong house. He formerly liv- ed in this city and is on probation to pay $2 week towards the sun-