New Britain herald., 1930-05-07
ROUND UP QUINTET
 IN BURGLARY CASES
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 tered. \ valuable radio. stolen from a house n Nevington. vas in police court today Krag.eI and kalesinskt having admitted stealing f. vel NorsE has described 10 the Newinr- ron constable how he took It out Of tae house wi+hou. the assistance. o- anyone. Inasmuch as the radio was found yesterday m kragleTs home. however, the poljea are inclined to at<h@Hhve tLorev
 Charged With Jewelry Theft h7-esjnskl ard kragiel we~r charged today win breaking into Thomas F. LjtrLe.s homo at {. Br.EE+on street the nigh. Of May r and see7it0g IewaIrr 'aIued a s100o and other articles prosecrIt,nE At to~neE J. G. Woods ordered q plea .. not guilty entered ln each case and Sergeant Thomas J. feaney te9- -'0ad that h. 7nd Sergeant M. J Flynn arrested tGe young men Sun day morning end turned them over 10 the Windsor avthorltiez for q burglary n that tonr.
 NI0sea gently -0e raI- made s9- missions winch resulted in visits to '|'e.r eomas. 4 Persian rug was taken of ttn floor Of k~aEtel's home and Identified ss the property ot Theodore N Stanley Of West Hart ford, whose home was broken into. hraEieI. according 10 the sergeant, elalme1 to have committed the ma
 9r.'F ot the burglarles alone, Kal- 7s-rsHl having been with him in q teW instances. Three bprg.arics in Bristol one in Platrvillc, and sav- erai ln the other places were com 0a.cCal by the pair, according to tLsIE admissions.
 Caught With Stolen Goods
 Yesterday afternoon. Co1rrv De- t@cttve Edward J. Hickey and Dep aty Sharit Carl Tucker ot the states attorneys office brought kra- Elel and ka.es.nskl to thIs city and accompanied by the local police. searched KragteIs hone sergaants Feerey and McAvay went to thc Wo- dec6i tenement and Stan.ay Wo- 3ecHl was seen running with q sarchel through the kitchen 5nro an adjoining room. Stolen clothing vas tn the bag, and in the cellar Ser geanc NcAray found 6 quantity ot rings, watches, pair Of haudeutfs and ] , pistols hidden under 8 num- oc~ O. bottles IT the bottom of a ba.. r"l Among the articles l0 tne sat-hel Was womaas fur co4t. stolen tn Niddla'ovo.
 The elder Wodackl told +ha police that E0 was a EragieIs hon7 last Friday night and the elder kragJel gave h]n tAe loot 70 keep. It vas WodecEt's intention 10 turn 1t over 10 the police. according 10 his story. The elder hragial admitted. Sergeant Feerev testified. t~at he casraI stolen llbertv bond at the Conner clsI Trust corrany. giving his name as Joseph ArsonnI Of $ Fremont street. H. u0aIge3 -o ra"e warned lis son twice 10 discontinue his tueviDS activities 1etore He becanc involved nt-n trs lsa
 Sold Loot at Home
 Sheriff Tucker testified that Walter NragteL and EaIasi1s1I adrl-,ed :helr connection with nun a-ous bur glaries. and hrag.el said he had met a New York man the first ot every month mar t1e trolley station ir the center ot Harteor1, dIspos.ag O loot 10 him. l. nas later learned, how. eFer. mat the purchaser came to hrag,sI's home for the loot.
 The stata next called Ztgrgor5 Berger Of 1s-5 Lexington avenue. New York. Fho nas located iQ a Hartford hotel last night. and he testified that he bought rings. chains md watches from tEe cider KragleI for S4a. hrasl1I's story to him being t1a. 8. relative n oge store had haan closed ? Buffalo. was able 10 send him the 5ena alry at low rgiee. The man who sent Berger to kragieI told him the latter vas "aa honest man, 4ccorIirg to t1n witness. Sergeant P A- HcAray testified to tls part IT the l-res1lge getiou.
 Record Of Burglaries
 Tce local police said today that prart. ally every house breaking fob n Nv B~ra.n 5n ,6s past several months has been aee04ntc3 for and some of fae tco- hos been r-cos-r- ed Several weeks go several l4r- giarIe7 Har@ cleared ID by tt- ar- r@e. Of t~o lo.sl young men. and hra-r1f aad EaIasrnsEt haro con- tassad to tha foroums-
 Aprll H. 2s lay street home O Harry K. ecteI1ter, April II. 6 Jn1.rhl.i lar. John i T1uman. February r 45 Curtn z-rcc-. N5n- cent +. Arranda; M4r.a r. a2 Brighton street, Thomas r. Little, also t73 Jubilee street, John kru- FansE3; April 16. 4s Carlson street. Henry W Neurath, April 16. 76 Monroe street J. Goldberg; Febru- arv l., 19 Harding street, Charles January g6. l15 Lyon strcet. George Fredertck and Domt- nick Gslatt, March @49 Elns street. T. J. Da'ls; April 1n. 35 V Nh1-INE street. Arthur Higgins. March 2. 66 Lyle road II. E. Clock; December 25. 1929, 435 South Main 7treet, Joseph MllIerieE and George @keily and 56 B1alI street the home 0S Fred To}z; December o2. 199 Daly avenue. Thomas Rouskie; De -emoer p. 5 Scfton drive. Fred Philips; Decem ber 70. s Sefton lr.re, Al M4lrgren; December IS. 22 Glen straet Mrs John Kunz; December t5. l5 Kelsey street. Hen y Groth and Charles Clifford, and he same n.saD g Henry. George 5anneman: December 1. 1855 Stan " street, William Fitzgerald and 17 Park drive, John simIgrodzki
 The list also includes burgIarIes Ii the homes oe Mrs, H. z. NJ. Thom- son O iii Lexington street (. Ci- 4nci and Santl ttianri at i Lake !