New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
POLICE BREAK DOOR
 TAKE MAN PRISONER
Captive Suspected Of Having
 Driven Auto on Rampage
HITS OTHER CAR HEAD0N
Two Youths Badly Hurt and Taken to Hospital After Franklin Square Crash Elderly Woman Nearly Hit-LaskarAcWski Held.

Smashing in a window in q door at the Hillside Social club, 1S2 Broad street, when their entrance was blocked by the slamning of the door, Policemen James NJ. McCuc. William O'Day and Clarence Kumm took Leo Laskarzewski of 144G Cor bin avenue to the police station last night for questioning relative to the wild flight of q high powered tour ing car registered in his mothers name, througS Franklin Square, south Main, Edson and other streets in the south and of the city about o'clock. iniuring two men so sc- vercly they will be under hospital care for several days at least.
 LaskarzeWski insisted that he | knew nothing of the case and he was released, but was again taken into custody this morning after the car, badly battered, had been found in garage at PAP Broad street. His claim was that he parked the car outside the club and it must have been stolen, for he knew nothing whatever of its movements and had no way of assisting the police ir their investigation. He was placed in a cell, however, while detectives continued their investigation, and this afternoon arrangements were made for photogra phing the car so l that evidence of it's condition may be available at any time, should there be 8 prosecution.
 Thrown From Auto In Crash
 Louis Zenga, IS, of 269 Maple street, was driving north on Frank i lin Square accompanied by Arthur l Sandberg, 20. of 162 Maple street when the Laskarzewski car came to. wards them at high rate of speed according to the reports to the DO. lice. Neerlng towards their car, thr speeding machine crashed into i with such force that the engine wa: driven back moro than a foot, anC Zenga and Sandbcrg were throwl out of their seats.
 Mrs John F. DiNonno of 9. Franklin Square witnessed the crasl and hastened 10 the assistance o the injured young men. Zcnga wa bleeding from deep laceration about the face and head and Sand berg was suffering from painful abrasons on the side of his head The police ambulance was summon cd and the young men were taken tt New Britain General hospital, Rev Joseph ReWinkle, pastor of St Peters Catholic church, which i nearby, accompanying them. Mrs DiNonro's hands were covered witl blood from Zenga's injuries anC when the excitement receded anC she examined herself, the sight o the blood caused her to swoon.
 Nearly Hits Aged Woman
 The LaskarzcWsli car, Withou slackcning speed, continued past St Peters church and almost strucl another car which drove out of tn Rackliffc filling station. Swingin; into Edson street just as an elder ly woman crossed. the car almos struck her, and Edward Hayes, wh was in an automobile giving chase stopped to pick her up, expecting [ find her badly hurt, She was foun to DC shaken up by falling on tn sidewalk, but the car had not struc her. Nobody learned her identity SO intense was the excitement.
 Marks on the road blaZcd a zig gag trail through Edson street int a. driveway at the Erwin Home fo the Aged and back to the stree again without striking the tree which line the curb, and the polio learned that the car was seen speed
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