New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

seem 10 be familiar With police beats as breaks are made at times when the police are not due at the mark ed places.
 Only one arrest has been made for rested shortly after the North Side Speciality shop break but was dis charged after trial and fined only for breach of the peace. The man arrested was not in the city at the time of the recent burglary.
 Bicycle Reported Stolen
 Edward Daluzyk. of this city. re- ported to the local police that his bi- cycle had been stolen during the course Of the West End game at Muzzy Field yesterday afternoon. The matter is being investigated.
 Big Monday Morning Court
 The usual Monday morning crowd of onlookers were present at police court this morning when several cases were presented by Prosecutor Anthony Rich. Judge William J. Malone was on bench duty Spccta- tors filled the room to capacity.
 Peter Botto, charged with pass ing worthless rubber" checks. had his case continued until tomorrow morning to enable him to make rcsti- tuition.
 Frank O'Conncll, arrested by Of ficcr Brault on charge of drunken ness, was fined $3 and costs.
 Icon Valley, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor and without an operators license. was fined $1o0 and costs on the first count, and S10 and costs on the soc ond count Valley was also charged with reckless driving.
 Vincent Widun, charged with driv- ing while under the influence of liquor and reckless driving, was fined $1oo and costs.
 Stanley Stepshis, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, was fined S25 and costs. Step shis was arrested on complaint Of his wife by Officer John Bachmann.
 Linwood founder, charged with drunkenness, was fined $3 and costs.
 Joseph Lovosquo of 46 Gaylord street charged with keeping intoxi- eating liquors with intent to sell, was fined s15o on each count, keep ing and selling.
 The case Of Fred Barts. charged with keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to sell, was continued un- til tomorrow mornnP. Parts was held under bonds of $1,000 The charge is the second against him in local court. The officers sent 10 investigate reported they uncarthed three one gallon cans of alcohol in q clump of bushes outside the Rarts home.
 Giving Comedy Play
 The Bristol high school will rrc- sent a comedy play at the auditorium during the Thanksgiving period. The cast for the play which bears the title "Tho Torch Bearers" has been selected. The leading role has been assigned 10 Alice Everett. a sopho- more, and the remaining parts to the following: George Calder. sopho- more; Dorothy Day, junior; Grace Gearing, junior; Russell Moriarty, junior; Edward White. senior. Frank Patterson, president of senior group; and Arthur COllenhurg, sophomore,
 lccal Boys on College Elevcns
 Two local hoys, former members Of Bristol high school football teams were playing on different collegiate eleVons Saturday afternoon. One ! Sugar Hugrct, is member Of the \, Y. Y. frosh and the other. Vii. liam O'Connell. plays with the Man | haitian gridmen. Both boys were stars in high school and are making flne ShoWings in college as athletes.
 Football Results
 The local Maple End football team played the Torrington East Branch A. C. team to a [ 10 : tie a: Fucsinich field, Torrington. ycstcr- day afternoon. "Wrinks" Alexander and Walt Froclich were the out standing nristolites. Tho West Ends b@ttled the West Ends of Torrinc ton to a scoreloss tic. The team. as a whole, played wonderful ball. The contest was staged at Muzzy field. the initial home game of the west slders, and drew about 800 fans. The Bristol high team was overwhelmed hN speedy East Hartford club, by a 4 to 6 score. The local boys scored one touchdown during the first part ot the game and held on tight until the final quarter, In the final period, inc home club scored four touch- downs,
 Additional Instructor
 Emile II. Diono. of the New Departure engineering department has been engaged by the Bristol evening schools to teach mechanical drawing, Two classes in that studv Will now be given. one on Mondays and Thursdays and the other on Tuesdays and Fridays. The school registration has been increasinc steadily and has noccssitatcd the addition Of another class.
 NHtcrhouSe Popular
 Ralph W"tcrhouse. coach of tho Blue Island, H., high school foot ball team, is doing very well and is receiving much praise for his fine handling Of the Blue Island eleven Ralph is graduate of Bristol high and the University of Illinois.
 Expense Accounts fled
 Expense accounts of Arthur II MonrosS, candidate for the board of relief, and Dominick J. Xalcski. pri- mary candidate for assessor were filed at the office of the city clerk as having spent nothing.
 Elected President
 NJ tn" annual convention of the Clock Manufacturers association ot America, in Waterbury. last week