New Britain herald., 1930-12-01
RESISTS OFFICER,
 CLUBBED AND FINED
Francis Le FebYre Assessed S75
 After Street Disturbance
CITY LEAGUE TO OPEN
Basketball Schedule Opens Tonight Suit for S5, ,000-Bar Assn. Ban- quet Friday St. Anthony's Church Dedeciatcd.

After pleading guilty 10 three counts charging drunkenness. breach of the peace and resisting a police officer, Francis LeFebvre. 20, of 13 Jacob street was assessed S75 and costs, $25 and costs on each count, by Judge William J, Malone in po- lice court this morning.
 LeFebvre was brought to police headquarters early yesterday morn ing by Policeman Timothy Lambert after he had participated in a fight in front of the local railroad station He had attended a dance in the Club Champlain. it is reported, and be- came involved in a brawl over two young girls. Policeman Lambert at tempted 10 stop the fight by separat- ing the men and LeFebvre, he said, assailed him. He drew his black jack and struck his assailant over the head, then brought him to headquarters.
 A wound on LeFebyre's head, bleeding profusely as a result of the blow struck by the policeman, was dressed by Dr, Benjamin B. Rob- bins, police surgeon, at headquar- ters. The young man was locked up and immediately began to remove the bandages from his head. His language toward the policeman was eXtre0lely profane and abusive, the patrolman testified.
 President Denies Report
 President Dewitt Page of the New Departure Mfg. Company today voiced denial of the circulated re- ports that the factory would increase it's working hours and possibly run five days a week. He said that the hours had been increased somewhat to take care of "spurt in business and added that it was expected to 1 last only a week or two. He stated l that the "spurt' was the result of the assignment of quantity of spe- cial work to the factory.
 Yorosinski Case Continued
 The case of Michael Yorosinski of l90 High street, who was arrested yesterday morning at about 1O:15 o'clock by Policeman Agthony Greisner on charge of assaulting Jearl Burgoin, aged 12, Of 134 i-2 High street, was continued at po- lice headquarters today until Sat urday by Prosecutor Rich.
 The man, police say, tossed a stick of wood at several children | who were annoying him and refus- ed to go away. The wood struck the Burgoin boy and badly bruised him on the arm. It was at first thought that the arm was broken, but ex- animation by doctor disproved this.
 Sues for S5.000
 Arthur Droheim has brought suit for s5,000 through Attorney James T. Mather against Adolph and Fred w. konopas as result of the de- fendants' alleged failure to pay promissory notes, writ filed at the office of the city clerk this morning showed The case is returnable to the superior court at Hartford on the first Tuesday of January. Land of the defendants on Staf- ford avenue has been attached by Constable Thomas H. Hart
 A second writ filed disclosed that inc Bristol Electric company. through Attorney Joseph NJ. Dono- van. is suing Edward and Wanda Sumnerfeldt of this city for s100. the case being returnable 10 the of flee of Attorney Joseph F. Dutton on December 92 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding has attached land Of the