New Britain herald., 1930-03-31
Bristol Neus
STEAL TWO AUTOS, BOYS GO ID JAIL
With First Car Stuck in Mud, They Take Another
SECOND CATCHES FIRE

Two Liquor Law Niolators Fined S100 Lach-Niarch Sets New Low Record For Arrc=ts-Nirs. Mary Carter Observes 90:h Birthday.
 Arthur Garceau, 11, of 24 Laurel street and Norman Brown, IT, Of g Main street were arraigned in police court before Judge William J. Malone this morning on charges of stealing an automobile from the Chevrolet Motor Car Co, stealing a truck from the garage of Moses Blshinsky on Union street, and of operating a motor vehicle without a hcersc. Brown, previously arraiened Tn court in connection with a burg lary case, was sentenced to the Hartford county jail for three months. Garctau, d first offender, was sentenced to jail for l0 days.
 The par it is alleged, took the truck owned by Bishinsky Saturday night, drove it over a back road to- ward Southir gton and abandoned it when it became mired in the mud. | The young men then returned to Bristol and stole the automobile be- agency. It vas their intentions, they asserted in police court, 10 tow 1 the truck out of the mud in East | Bristol with the car but it caught i fire before they reached the scene and they abandoned it. Patrick l Degnan of 153 Middle street eXtin- guished the fire and notified the po- lice. Sergeant Henry Jeglinski was detailed to the scene, and placed the men under arrest.
 The sergeant brought the youths i to police headquarters. in the po- lice car, where they were quizzed. After considerable questioning they admitted the theft
 Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich, who represented the case. told
 
 taught to leave other peoples auto- mobiles alone.' Sergeant Jeglinski testified in the case and afterward related to the court how the police department has received telephone call almost every other day con- corning the theft of motor cars Cars, he stated have been found abandoned at Rockwell park and ir other sections of the city
 Niolators Fined SlOO Each
 stephen krulicki of 14 Edgewood street was presented in court bl Prosecutor Rich on charges of keep ing and having a reputation fol selling intoxicating liquors and Wa! hned S100 and costs of so0. Sergeant Henry Jeglinski. Office : William Thompson and Supernum , crary Alexander Caruso raided Kru llcki's home Saturday afternoon and following a vain search for liouor were pro pared to leave when Kru llcki walked into the house with quart of llquor under each arm krulicki, a picture of astonishment finally recovered from his surpris, and wes escorted to police headouar ters by the officers. Bonds of s50t were set to guarantee his appearance in court this morning.
 The same group of officers paid surprise visit to the home of Free Condon at 45 Center street at o'clock Saturday afternoon and con fiscated a gallon of alleged 1S0 pc cent alcohol, Nhich had been hiddel in a closet. The charges made il Condons case were the same a those in hrulicki's. A fine of s1O, : and costs of s20 were imposed upol him.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Olcide Markie of this city, charged with reckless driving. was fined g. and costs in police court thi morning.
 Record Low Number
 The number of arrests for tn month of March up to last Saturda. established new low record in tn police department. The possibilit, of record low figure for the entir month was smashed to smithereen Saturday and this morning when ? tax delinquents were brought il and pair of liquor cases, an aut 0 mobile theft and a drunk spoile, everything. There were very fey arrests recorded for the month untt delinquent taxpayers commenced t file into the prosecutors office Sat urday morning.
 Police Board Tonight
 A meeting of the board of polio commissioners will be held in tn council chamber tonight starting a 1:$0 o'clock. Matters pertaining t the reinstatement of four suspendc police officers will be discussed anC 1t is believed. some definite actio will be taken.
 Mrs. Annie Bator
 Mrs Annie Rator. G6. of 10 Betht street died at her home this morn