New Britain herald., 1930-08-09
COURT GRINDS FAST
 l5 CASES, 35 MIN.
Docket Quickly Disposed Of-
 DOughnut Theft Case Heard

With 15 cases on the police court docket this morning, seven of which were continued cases, Judge Stanley J. Traceski and Prosecutor Joseph Woods speeded things up so well that all were disposed of in 35 minutes or an average of d little oyer two minutes per case
 The much discussed "doughnut' case was disposed of. and after At torney Harry Ginsburg, represent ing the accused persons, Frank An dtewczyk, 37, of Il Orange street, and Mrs. Stanley kupek, 34, of 14O Grove street, had explained his clients side of the case, Judge Ira ceski fined AndrewCzyk $25 and costs. but later changed this to 10 days in jail and nolled the charge against Mrs. Kupek.
 According to Attorney Ginsburg Mrs. Kupek did not steal a basket of buns and doughnuts from a store on Howard street. Andrewczyk, while intoxicated, took the basket, worth $4. containing buns and jelly dough- nuts, worth S3, and brought 1t 10 Mrs Kupek, who liked doughnuts. Ho thought he was doing Mrs Kupek a great favor. and when she was arrested, charged with the theft, she was so astounded that she did not mention how she got the baked goods until some time after her arrest.
 Bound Over For Burglary
 Walter ToCzko. T.. Of 43 Lyman street. was bound over to the su- porior court after probable cause had been found in connection with charges of breaking and entering and burglary. Through work by Detective Sergcat Thomas J. Fceney. the mysterious breaks that have been occurring in the vicinity of Horace street for the past two weeks, have been cleared up.
 Three stores were broken into, one of them for a loss of s. in cash and some cigarettes. and the final break, Thursday night, gave Ser gcant Feeney the clue he had been seeking. Toczkos arrest followed.
 Truck Brakes Useless
 Thomas Mccormack, 19, of 6 Ridgewood street, had an unfor- tunate experience yesterday. After being out of work for some time lie was engaged as a truck driver by an expressing firm. He took losd of merchandise out, and while on Monroe street could not stop the truck. Officer Tanguay saw his predicament, and when the truck finally stopped he examined the brakes and found them almost use less. Mccormack also had no drir- CTS license, so he was arrested on two charges, improper brakes and no license.
 Judge Traceski imposed a fine Of SlO and costs for bad brakes and $5 and costs for having no license, but remitted the s10 and costs on the brake charge.
 Splits Wife's Lip
 Vincent Sutula, 42. Of 157 Broad street, was brought in by OHic-c keough upon complaint of Mrs. Su- tula, who received a split lip after her husbands fist had landed on her face during quarrel last night. Sutula could not remember what had happened He most certainly had not been drinking. mot last night" he said, and was surprised 10 find that his wife had a cut lip. It was the first quarrel in more than 20 years Of happy married life. so Judge Traceski continued tho case for one month while Probation Officer Connolly keeps an eye on Sutula.
 Patsy Dolce. 36. Of 17S6 Corbin avenue, charged with reckless dr:v- ing, and William H. Oster, %. Of 4I6 Slater road, charged with hay ing no registration. were freed from charges ao their trouble was of a civil nature. They were involved n an auto crash last Sunday evening.
 Four Cases Continued
 Four cases were continued Mike Procko. 4S. of 1S6 West street, ar rested last night by Officer James Sullivan on the charge of being drunk and committing a breach of the peace, was held under $50 bond to appear in court next Tues day.
 Alfred Arsenault, 39. Of 112 Lafayette street, arrested on con- plaint Of his wife, who charges non- support, had his case continued to September 30 and the probation of ficer will make an investigation be- tween now and the above date
 Tony Babula, r, of 23S Broad street, arrested yesterday by Detec- tive Sergeant Feeney on the charge of using automobile markers reg istered under the name of another person, will answer to the charge next Monday.
 Albert J. Rajune, 2S, Of Y High land street, who is accused Of hiding a car bought under a conditional bill of sale, and therefore making it im- possible for a constable to place an attachment upon it, will appear in court August 21. Detective Sergeant P. A, MCAvay made the investlga- (