New Britain herald., 1930-07-22
YOUTH FINED $50
 ONL|QUOR CHARGE
Frank DreZek Of New Britain Accused Of BOotle6ginS
BURGLARS GET TEN CENTS
Mrs. Emil Lanke. Native of Ger many, Dies in Her Gridley Street Home After Lingering Illness - D. 4. Y. to Meet Here.

Home After Lingering Illness -
 D. 1. Y. to Meet Here.
 The youthfulness of Frank Drezek of 4O Grove street, New Britain, and the fact that he was only recently married saved him from being penalized heavily in po- lice court this morning when he was arraigned before Judge William J. Malone on a charge of violation of the liquor laws, 10 which he pleaded guilty. Drezek was fined $50 and costs.
 Drezek was arrested by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson on Anderson avenue, Forestyile. at about Il o'clock yes terday morning when he was about to deliver two gallons of alleged alcohol to customer. The police awaited his arrival at the Forestville place and then arrested him. He was released early yesterday afternoon On bonds of $500 for appearance in court today.
 Doll Day. Dress Parade
 Preparations for the holding Of the annual doll day and dress parade at Rockwell park tomorrow afternoon are practically complete. it has been announced It is ex- pected by officials Of the play grounds that at least a thousand persons will turn out for the annual affair. Mrs. A. r. Rockwell, widow of the donor of the playground to Bristol. has donated a number of prizes to be awarded winners Of the various contests.
 Burglars Gain 10 Gents
 Petty thievery continues in Bris- tol at 8 rapid pace. two more breaks having been reported to police last night. The sneak thieves, however, must have become highly disap- pointed over the proceeds of their work as a net profit of ten cents vas all that was realized in both jobs, Last nights two breaks bright the total to six for the past eight or nine days.
 The home of Steve Grzybinski of 4 Divinity street was entered by thieves last evening through a rear door as the family was on the front porch obtaining relief from the se- were heat. A hole was punched in the screen door and the catch was released. The thieves secured the sum of ten cents, it was reported, from this place, it having been found in church collection en- velope.
 The second place entered, which was in a manner similar to entries made in previous cases, was the home Of Rene Lupien at S5 Landry street. where nothing was taken. The Lupion family was away at the time. The break vas discovered when the family returned and mo- ticed the ransacked condition of two rooms
 Police have repeatedly issued warnings to residents to lock rear doors every night and not to take a chance leaving them unlocked
 They Fail to Ring
 4 number Of counterfeit half dol lars if is reported. have been cir culated about the city and. although no reports have been made to po- lice it is known that several of the leaden coins have been refused by local banks. Several Bristol mer- chants displayed morning. cur rcncy at their places of business yes terday. The commercials. it is said, are constructed in exact similarity to their genuine brothers but may be detected by their failure to produce 8 ringing sound when dropped.
 Surrenders to Police
 Edwin Lewis Marr Of Whigville. wanted by local police as the driver of a car which struck and slightly Nellie Ogonowski. aged 9. of l40 Frederick street, Forestville, sunday night, afterward escaping, himself at police head quarters late yesterday morning. He vas released on bonds of $500 for ippearance in police court Thurs lay morning on charges Of reckless . irving and evading responsibility, i
 Marr was the operator Of the car which struck the little girl at Da- tits crossing. Plainville, t was dis .iosed when the runaway driver sur 'endered yesterday. After the acci- | lent Sunday, Motorcycle Officers i James Burns and Edgar Norton ! sought Marr at his Whieville resi- fence as the driver Of the runaway i .ehlcle.
 Second Hit and Run Case
 The operator of car which . truck a wagon driven by John Col 1 ms of Stevens street on Jerome ave l