New Britain herald., 1930-04-14

On January 29 they entered Frank Kitka's garage at 355 Higr street by breaking off the lock ans took the markers from a coach anr put them on q sedan which thel drove to Pennington. Returning tc New Britain they put the sedar back in the garage and put the markers back on the coupe. TheN also took gasoline out of the sedal tank and put it into the tank of ths coach for the trip.
 On February ', Wieczorek anc Rzewnick entered the store of Mrs Julia l'idorczyk at 213 Broad street by using a key on a cellar door an. took two cartons of cigarettes, l.. boxes Of cholocate candy, about S; in pennies and several five cen pieces.
 On February 12, Rzewnicki anf Wieczorek entered a restaurant d Il Elm street after midnight, soin- through the cellar and into a stort owned by Carlo Ferre, where the1 took some pennies, searchlight, g g calibre revolver, a box of cigars and 57 cartons of cigarettes. On February 21, Rzewnicki Smulski and Wieczorek broke into a garage owned by Mitchell F'ilipek 226 Grove street, by breaking off the lock and took a sedan which they drove to Thomaston and returning to this city they put the car back into the garage.
 The next night they entered the garage of Carroll Holland, 37S Clin- ton street, by removing the wire from the door and took out sedan and drove 10 Plainville. They left the car ia the driveway at Hoi- lands home on their return.
 On February 23, the trio entered the garage of klemens kukuc, 1oc Clinton street, by breaking off the lock and toon d sedan but were unl able to drive it out of the yard be- cause of the mud, so they left il and fed.
 Exchange Stolen Autos On February 24 the trio entered Peter Babas garage at 52 Concord street by breaking the lock and took a coupe which they drove to Thom- aston and abandoned. They entered a garage owned by James Monahan of High street, Thomaston, and took his coach which they drove back tc this city and left it in Baba's ga. rage.
 Baba, reporting the theft of his car to the police the following day said he was looking out window and saw a car being driven away but insteaI of becoming suspicious and investigating, he went back tc bed. His car was recovered in Thom aston.
 The same night they entered the White Oak inn on Plainville road through a window after midnight and stole the contents of a coin container, two baked chickens and a quantity of bread and soda water On March the trio entered Will ! liam Anderson's home at 19 Con- monwealth avenue through cellar window and stole a box containing a shaving outfit and broke into a box containing some money, Smul- ski getting about s2.50. They also took stickpin and wrist watch The same night they entered At torney Martin Stompiens home al l l5 Commonwealth avenue through a rear cellar window. Rzewnick said he did not know what was takor out of this place.
 On March the trio entered Stan Icy Burek's garage at SS CarmodS street, breaking off the lock anC taking . sedan which they drove tc Corbln avenue, where they picked up Raymond Campbell who wen with them 10 Avon. Finding the battery in the car weakening the, entered a garage in Avon and tool battery out of another car. The, drove back to Carmody street wher' they left the stolen car with thu stolen battery in it.
 On March II the trio entered An drew BrzisZck's garage at 595 Bur
 ritt street by pulling off the loci ard took a sedan and some tools anC drove 10 Kensington where the, broke into q store and then drovt 1 towards another store but got stucl in the mud, so they walked to thu store and broke in. After leavin! there, they threw the tools away ant abandoned the car. Walking bacl
 to New Britain they entered tn
 garage of William Eamm at 149 Mil street through a side window ant
 took q coach which they later aban doned on Clinton street.
 RzcwnicEi is awaiting trial in su
 pcrlor court for the Forestvill
 burglary, He is t9 years Of age ant lives at 337 High street.