New Britain herald., 1930-11-17
KRULICKL HEAVILY
 FINED FOR CRASH
Defendants Gar in HeadOn
 Smash With Trolley
CAMPAIGN NETS S15,714
Polish Home Dedicated-Licuor Law Nio.ators Case Continued-High school Team Trimmed-Iirst Bas- het ball Prasticc Tonight.

He ought 10 go to jail" unused Judge William J, Malone in police court this morning before he impos- ed q fine of $1U0 and costs, the min unum penalty on stephen kruIichi of If Edgewood street. charged with driving while under the influence of liquor, An automobile driven by the defendant crashed head-cn into q rollcy car near Muzzy field on Park street early Saturday evening. slight ly inturinG Charles Bclnski of Grid i"% street about the armS and face w nen Glacs in the car was shattered Hclinski was taken 10 the Bristol .ospitaL where his wounds wore lressed. and then allowed 10 return 4olne
 Prosecutor Anthony J Rich. in explaining the accident to the court, assorted that krulicki vas driving his car up tne center Of tine tracks directly toward the oncomins trolley car. The trolley car slowed down and almost came to stop, he continued. hut ki1!licEi continued 70 drive i'll the middle of the road. Colliding head on without making any at tempt to ayoid the accident, The trolley car. manned by Notornan John Wysenshi and Conductor John McGradH was considerably dam aged. as was Krulickis machine.
 Prosecutor Rich said that krulicki was 50 drank" that Sergeant Aldie Braulr, who, with Policeman James Keith, arrested him. had 10 help him out Of the automobile after the accident. He waa held until today under bonds of 22Go for appearance in court
 Pc~ce Breaker sentenced
 Fred Jacauette of -5- Pine street, ehargad with breach of the peace last night after being arrested al the North Side corner by Officer Dewey Carpenter Was sentenced to the county Jail for 50 days by Judge Malone. Denying the allegations of the compliments, MT and Mrs. Kill tonic of this city. who said that he attempted 10 "ranhandle' money. Jacquette claimed that he merely asked for cigarette.
 Edward E. Cote of this city, charged on November f with reck- less driving, was fined $@5 and costs, An automobile driven by Cote was involved in an accident at North Main and Center streets on that day
 I"nd Bccueaihcd
 The late John l. Bradley has be- aueathed land cn Oakland and King streets, at Farmingt2n and King streets. and in the Bradley tract to Margaret Bradley ct al, according 10 T probate certificate filed in the city hall thi2 morning,
 Home Is Dedicated
 The recently acquired S1o.oe1 home of the Polish American Citi- zcns' club was appropriately dedi- lagcd with impressive exercises yes lerd4y afternoon. 4 dcdIcatory mass was sung at St, StanisIaus' church at 10.30 o'clock Tn the morning, SeV- cral hundred members of the city's Polish societies were in attendance.
 Exercises at the club in the after poon were presided oyer by John Gavryl president Of the organization who introduced the various speakers, Those who addressed the capacity audience were Mayor W Raymond Crumb. Rev. George Bartlewskl, uastor Of St. Stanislaus parish; At torney Anthony J. Rich. Attorney Joserh F. Dutton. Senator Fuller F. Barnes. K. Ka~eckI of TerryvilLe, John Nolovsli. l. Lemanski and stanley karpinz1u. president Of the Polish American Citi1en7' club of tonnec:icut, Attorney E J. Mon kieuIcz ot New Britain, scheduled to speak, was unable 10 appear,
 The New Departure band of the Polish parish here rendered a num- her of selections and the orsaniza- tons glea club sang Dancing, with music by the Echo orchestra brouzht the celebration to q close.
 Cantata Repeated
 csrtgts. The Eorty-SlNtH Psalm" was repeated at the Pros pect Methodist Episcopal church last evening for the first time in many years. 42 voices comprising the aug monted chor assembled for the oc- casIon. Edward L, Graham was or -arist and Miss Mavis Rowe, planis,' c. E. Cook directed.
 ~ha eantat3 was first presented at the church more than 50 years ago.
 Funeral of Mrs. Cofiey
 A solemn high mass Of Teaulem for rhe repose Of the soul Of Mrs John Cofey 54, who died at her home. 4 Walnut street Friday eye ma vas sung at St, Joseph 's church ~t z c clock this morning A funer-