New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

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 Attorney Colon also made a mo- ton for ensure of the forfeiture of q $l00 bond which was called in su- pcrior court yesterday because Miez- anka failed to present himself to answer to charge of violation of the motor vehicle law. Attorney Colon said that Miezanlla was rep 4esented by a Hartford attorney and through som, misunderstanding, the attorney did not attend to the case yesterday. Judge Jennings took the matter under advisement
 Arnold Turgeon and Frank Cian- della of New Britain, pleaded guilty 10 the charge of improper conduct. Attorney Harry M. Ginsburg repre- sented Turgeon and Judge w. F. Mangan appeared for Ciandella. On recommendation of Assistant States Attorney Gaffney. suspended sen- tences to the state reformatory at Cheshire were imposed in both cases. The young men were placed on probation for one year and Judge Jennings warned them that they are in danger of being sent to the reformatory unless they behave Attorney Gaffney told the court that 15 year old girl was involved in the case and she would also figure in the case of 1gnatz Martinool, who pleaded not guilty to the charge of incest and elected to be tried by the court on Friday. Attor- ney ]. l. Rachlin represented Mar tinook.
 Inn Owners Plead Guilty
 Leo Forsyth, Harry Wellins and Edward tNew Yorker) HurWitz pleaded guilty 10 the charge of vio- lation of the liquor law at the Col lege Highway Inn in Pennington. Judge Mangan represented Forsyth. Attorney Charles Sudarsky of Hart ford appeared for Wcllin and At torney s. Polk Waskowitz of Hart ford represented Hurwitz. The cases will be disposed of later.
 Joseph Nobaris and Mrs. Anna Mitusz pleaded guilty to the charge Of improper conduct Their cases will be disposed of later.
 William Mason Of l Ann street and Florian Lasllowski of Burritt street pleaded not guilty to the charge of breaking and entering and lasllowski also pleaded not guilty 10 the charge of carrying q con- cealcd weapon They were repre- scnted by Attorney C. W. Tamulonis and the cases were set down for trial by jury next Tuesday,
 It is alleged that they broke into a cellar at 15 Silver street on the night of December 23, Charles Ro- zanski being the owner of articles in ths cellar.
 Dyckman Pleads Guilty
 Lester Dyckman, 2S, of Chapman street. pleaded guilty to the charge of indecent assault and was repre- sonted by Judge ". F. Mangan. Dis position of the case will be made later.
 Conrad Mangiafco, a New Britain barber, pleaded guilty to the chargs of improper conduct. He was rep resented by Judge w. F. Mangan and the case will be disposed of la ter. The original charge was hay ing carnal knowledge of a female minor but it was lessened by the states attorneys office.
 George Legas, 21, pleaded not guilty to the charge of theft of s7 from Lansing Palmer and elected tc be tried by the court on Friday. ITG is represented by Attorney l.. J. Colon.
 Lang Sentenced to Jail
 Despite q pl q for clomcncy ma .G by Henry $, Walter, an official o' he stanley Works in New Britain joseph Lang, 90 Maple street, \ " Britain. was sentenced to a year r., jail after pleading guilty 10 a charge Ol transporting liquor in the open ing of the March criminal session yesterday before Judge Newell $