New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Two Seriously Injured When Cars Hit Head-on On New London Road;
 New Britain Youths In Hospital
City Items

Klemens Kolkowski, B. Kikowska and Jon Szyszka, all of this city, were made defendants today in a $40O suit by the Naumkeag Shoe Co. of Massachusetts. Attorney l. Henry Mag of Meriden represented the plaintiff. A judgment was given in favor of the Massachusetts com pany on March g, 1880, and al though the plaintiff demanded the property it was not given to him.
 George Sandals son of MT. and Mrs Nathan Sandals of Hawkins street, has returned to the Univer- sty of Maryland to resume his studies.
 Eintracht lodge, o. D. 1T. S.. will meet tomorrow evening at I. o. O.. F. hall
 Miss Mae Smith and Peter an1 James Smith of Curtis street have returned home after spending the Easter holidays out of town.
 The police were notified today that the operators license of John 5. Johnson of l2S Dwight street has been returned.
 Sergeant P. A. McAvay of the de- tective bureau sustained minor in- jLries to his hand yesterday whlc going over a fense in pursuit Of boys who were playing ball near Nathan Hale school on Fremont street. Sergeant T. J. Feeney and Mc hn or complaint.
 James Lynch Of 9 Harrison street reported to the police the theft of a bicycle off his veranda Saturday night.
 John Basso reported the theft cf a sedan from his garage at 37 Rock we'll avenue at $50 o'clock Satur- day night, but it was recovere l later.
 Mrs. William Buechner and sol and daughter of Wallace street are spending a week in Union City, N. J.
 Mrs. John Zoeller of Wallace street is visiting in Jersey City, N. J.
 Officer Delbert Veley reporte yesterday that John Urban Of 219 Washington street made an Easter visit to the home of Walter Karpick of AZ Broad street and after having a glass of wine, fell down stairs and sustained a cut on his head.
 Officer John NJ. Liebler took an air rifle from a IA year old boy yes- terday after a dog and an automo- bile had been struck by shots fire at sparrows.
 Theft of pocketbook contain ing approximately s15 in a Main street store was reported to the po- lice by Mrs. Harold Wright of 74s East street, Saturday.
 Gilbert Therries of 45 Belden street reported to the police that while his automobile was parked iu front of St. Peters church on Franklin Square, it was struck and the bumper ripped off. Officer Otis Hopkins found an au- tomobile on Buell. street early yes- terday It had been stolen in Wes. Hartford Saturday night and aban. doned here.
 Sergeant T. J. Feeney Of the de- tective bureau arrested Alfred Bonenfant on North street yester- day and sent him back to the sta.e hospital at Norwich. Bonenfant le i the institution on April 14.
 At the request of the park depart. ment, supernumerary policemen have been detailed to Stanley Quarter ant Willow Brook parks for the current week for afternoon and evening duty
 A shovel was the cause of the argument, according to the police and Naples was given a punch ir i the face, drawing blood from his mouth. He Is said to have admitted that he also used force to impress | his side of the dispute on Leardi The men were released on bonds for their appearance in police court | tom porrow