New Britain herald., 1930-09-10
Bristol Mews
GIVEN
 JAIL SENTENCES
Richard Naples and William Mo-
 Donald Get Three HOnthS
BOYS CLUB OPENS SEASON

BOYS CLUB OPENS SEASON De noiay Will Hold Installation of
 Oricers-Lcster 4. Lacri,:g Elect
 cd President Of Fish aad Game
 Club-Briefs.
 Nividly, James Dingwell of Stew ems street, into whose home two men were alleged to have attempted entrance Saturday morning, related in police court before Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan this morning how he had appeared on the scene on the morning in question at 2:05 o'clock attired in "only a union suit and stockings" and armed with an un- loaded two-barrelled shotgun in an attempt to frustrate the plans Of the would be burglars. The strength of | his testimony in the case was attri- buted as the cause for the finding of Richard Naples of 59 Daley ave- nue. New Britain. and William Nc | Donald of 3S Third street, this city. guilty of breaking and entering and attempting to break and enter in the night season. Naples was also found guilty Of assault
 | {o1I n+ l. l ing questioned by Attorney A. A. , Greenberg of New Britain, defense | for the accused men, that at the | time mentioned he heard the click | ing of some metal' in the front door lock, and simultaneously in the rear door lock. He got out of bed and, without bothering to dress. came to the rear of the house and grasped the shotgun. He opened the door, he stated. and ordered the men Ito beat it." They replied that they would. seeing that he had the drop on them"
 With the assurance of the men that they would leave. Dingwell said that he laid down the gun. At | this time. he added, Naples hur- riedly Wrested the weapon from him. He said that they asked for robbing lunchroom owned by Jacob Bum of Mine road. located near the Dingwell place, of "a radio. six cartons of cigarettes and few pennies" Raymond Bum. who testi- l fed. said that he had been working in the gasoline station and lunch room for his father while he was Ill.
 Attorney Greenberg, following the | hearing of witnesses which included the investigating police, Sergeants Daniel McGillicuddy and Aldie Brault, and Police Chief Ernest T. Belden, averred that he saw no evil dence to substantiate the breaking 2 and entering charge" Judge DonQ- | van, before imposing sentence, con- tended that the men were mischief bent to get beer" He said there was no doubt of their being guilty. but proof was insufficient He gave At torney Greenberg preference of either having the case bound over to the superior court, or exercising jurisdiction in the local court. The lawyer chose the latter, whereupon Judge Donovan sentenced each de- fendant to three months in jail.
 It is probable that an appeal will be made. Bonds, originally set at S1,O00, will stand.
 Edwards Case Nolled
 Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich, in court this morning. asked that a nolle be entered in the case of Allen Edwards of New Britain. whose car collided with two others recently. He stated that settlement for damages incurred had been made by the defendant. charged with evading responsibility, and that this had effected 8 change in the testimony of volved in the crash. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan granted the request.
 Building Permits Issued
 Building permits were granted by the superintendent of public works today to the following:
 Elof Anderson of 5S Grove street to erect a 25x50 brick addition to the plant of the Horton Manufac- turing company on Foley street at an estimated cost of s1,500.
 Antonio Decarolis of 35 Judson avenue to erect an addition to a house for himself at that address at an estimated cost of $500.
 To Peter Masot of Dorothy road to construct a one-car garage for himself and Rose Masot on Dor othy road at an estimated cost of s25O.
 Club Opens This Evening Following a summer season Of extensive repairing and cleaning. the Bristol Boys club. Laurel street will open it's doors tonight. The swimming pool is ready for tn, usual scramble of boys
 The institution. it is reported would welcome the donation of put