New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
DUO FOUND SELLING
 GAS STATION LOOT
Bound Over for Stealing Wire
 and Auto Radiators

Probable cause was found bY Judge M. D. SaAu in police court today in the cases of Stanley Dob Eowsh, 19. of 5S I'airview street and Leo White, Y of 224 Whiting street, who pleaded guilty to the charge of theft of copper wire valued at sl00 end two automobile radiators valued at $@S from Reginald l.. Towers. They were bound over to the March term of superior court in bonds ot 5000 each. Both declined to say anything and neither was represent cd by counsel.
 Detective Sergeant P. !. O'Mara testified that he and Sergeant NJ. J. Flynn arrested the young men yes tcrday as they were disposing Of a quantity Of copper wire weighing about so pounds 10 Junk dealer al Whites home. They admitted, ac- Cording 10 the sergeant, that they stole it about three weeks ago on the Towers property at the south end of stanley street and burned off the in- aulation. They also admitted the theft of the two radiators. one Of which they removed from a truck and the other from shed.
 Mir. Towers testified that he had some copper wirr but he could not be certain that tho roll in evidence was his Prosecuting Attorney J. C. Woods told Judge SaAc the young men had bad records and if they were not held for superior court they should be committed to the state reformatory at Cheshire where they would be obliged to learn 9 useful trade and cease their "war' against society"
 Mccormick sent to state Farm
 Ez-Councilman T. Frank McCcr- mick. S5, Of ;9S Daly avenue. wlo begged Judge SaXc for lcnicnCy last week and promi 'cd 70 return to q government hospital within d week. was committed to the state farm at Norwich. Judge SaXc reminded Mic Cormicli Of the chance that was given him ard said the court la i been more lorient with hin than he deserved. Mccormick had nothin.; to say. He was jntoNicatcd yrStor- day when he walked into the police station and after being released he was brought in again last night by Officer John O'Kccfe for safe keeping.
 Dragged From Under BcI
 Stanley Gorski 39, of Gi Alder street, pleaded guilty 10 charges of drunkenness and assaulting his wife and was fined s15 and costs, eXecu- ton Of the penalty suspended, with probation. and a warning that his next conviction will be followed by q term in jail.
 Officer W. J. Mccarthy testified that he and Officer Charles Wearc arrested Gorski carly Sunday morn- ing under a bed in q house at 142 Queen street after they trailcd him from his home. His wife had met them at Broad and High streets about 12:45 o'clock and they sent her to the police station for treat ment for cuts in the head from which blood was flowing. A smal bottle and the remnants of a china cup were offered in evidence, Mrs Gorslli claiming they were used by her husband as weapons Of attack
 Attorney Lawrence J. Colon said there was no question that an as- sault had been committed. but over indulgence in liquor was at the bot tom of the trouble between the cou- pie. There arc four children in the family and Gorski told his attorney that Mrs. Gorski accused him of be- ing unfaithful. Judge SaXc told At- torncy Colon 10 impress upon Cor ski that he cannot strike his wife and unless he behaves he will be severely dealt with.
 Tight in Cellar
 Angelo ChiaravallettL 30. of Web ster Hill, was ordered 10 pay the costs of court on a suspended judg- ment, the charge being that he as saulted Michael Eappanotti. The men had trouble in the cellar Of the Rudman building on East Main street Monday over the removal of the ashes by Chiaravalctti and each accused the other of having been the aggressor. Rappanotti had marks on his face which he accused Chi aravalletti of causing.
 Mir. Rudman testified that he heard Rappanotti shouting and on going into the cellar to investigate. he found ChidraYallctU on top of him, so he separated them and stop ped tho fight. The arrest came as d result of Rappanotti's complaint. thlaravallctti surrcnderlng when he learned he was being sought
 May Case Continued
 The case Of James May, 20. Of 1o3 Cherry street, charged with taking an automobile on October 1S, 1929 without permission of Lester Lyck- man of $50 Chapman street. the owner, was continued until Febru- ary l2 in bonds of $500. Prosecuting Attorney Woods told the court there were features of the case which he wanted time to investigate.
 Mary DeSano. IT, of 19 Franklin street, was tried in chambers on the charge of being in danger of falling into habits of vice and a continuance for one month in charge of the pro- baton officer was ordered, there be- ing a possibility that the girl will be married to man with whom she is said to have been in New York for a few weeks. She was represented by Attorney David l.. Dunn. Ser Geants Fecney and McAvay arrested her.
 A nolle was entered by Prosecut- ing Attorney Woods in the case of Edwin II. Peck, 50, Of 4 Hamilton street, who was arrested by Officer David Doty on January IS on the charge of violation of the rules of the road.