New Britain herald., 1930-10-06

this morning by Judge William ' Malone until December 1 to enable the defendant to make restitution O.: the stolen money.
 Miss Irma Funk, woman pfoba ton officer. in reporting to the court. said that a portion of the stolen money had been returned to the victimized police officer and that more will be returned as the girl has procured a job in local factory, where she commenced laboring this morning. It is not be- lieved that the case will be finally disposed Of until full reimbursement is effected by the defendant.
 Judgment Suspended
 Judge Malone suspended judg- ment on payment of the costs of court in the case of Emile Grenier oi this city. who was charged with driving a motor vehicle while hss license was suspended. The defen- dant pleaded guilty to the charge.
 Hopkins Still Free
 " dl lOl lllC CT rest of Robert R. Hopkins of 76 Crown street. Plainville, has been issued by police charging him with evading responsibility, the man has not been apprehended as yet, 1t was reported at police headquarters this morning. Hopkins automobile, police say. collided with a car driven by Frank Carucci of IF Whiting street, Plainville, but it's driver fail ed to stop.
 Carucci, in telling of the accident to police authorities here. asserted that he pursued the Hopkins car and overlook it near Sylvester street, where he requested its opera tor. supposedly Hopkins. to accom- pany him to headquarters. The run away driver, he continued, refused and then. suddenly emerging from the machine, sprinted away. CarUcci took the key from the car and drove to headquarters, where he reported his troubles and turned over the key. The Hopkins car was then brought to headquarters.
 On August 30, Hopkins was con- victed Of reckless driving and evad- ing responsibility in the local court. police report.
 Shepherds of Bethlehm
 A meeting of the Evening Star lodge, No. 64. Shepherds of Beth iehem, will take place this evening at the Elks' hall. South street, at 7;3o o'clock, following which . pub lie whist party will be held.
 Maple Ends, High School Win
 By virtue of a touchdown by Rod Burghoh. the Maple Ends yester- day afternoon defeated the South Ends of Hartford, so. at Muzzy field before a large crowd of fans. The touchdown was garnered in the second period on a short run fol- lowing the reception of a pass from the hands of Bunny" senski, agile Maple End quarterback
 The Bristol High school football team. in a gruelling contest mark ing by the exhibition of defensive ness by two teams. Saturday after noon whipped East Hartord high, TO, at the local gridiron on the Mem orial boulevard. The game was an interesting one to watch and kept the crowd bowling at all times.
 Recovered Car Nets Smokes
 In appreciation of the restoration of her stolen automobile. which was taken in Waterbury Thursday eve- ming last week. Mrs. T. J. Ferrick of that city last ight presented the To- cal police department a box of cigars The car was found yester- day on South street by Motorcycle Officer James Burns and Sergeant Aldie Brault.
 Drivers Settle Damages Sergeant Henry Jeglinski, after in- vestigatiug collision between cars driven by Leo Maxhiewicz of 13l King street and John Zubusky of South Elm street on the latter street Continued on Page 13)