New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
GETS LAST CHANCE
 ID STOP STEALING
Youth Admits Theft Of Auto-
 mobile Truck Radiator

stanley Ninikitis, 1G. Of 57 Fair.
 view street, was given a last chance ito stop stealing when Judge NJ. D
 SaNc Tn police court today promised . him term in jail or the state retormatory at Cheshire on his next conviction. but imposed q fine Of
 S-0 and costs besides revolino sus-
 pension Of payment O. q fine Of SID and costs imposed November -
 1929. Judge SaNe told him he had been exceedingly lenient with mm and he did not propose 10 give him any further chances if he did nog appreciate this one.
 The youth pleaded gully 10 the charge of theft Of an automobile truck radiator owned by Charles Polunbo Of 1l2 I'airvicW street and Attorney Charles W. Tamulonis. who appeared in his behalf. suggested that he be placed in his mother, car" with the understanding that hy would be turned over 10 the court should he break the law again. The first plea was not guilty but Was changed after Sergeant NJ. J. Flynn and poiumbO testified.
 Sergeant Flynn told Of rrcoverins the radiator in junk yard at % West street, and related that Nini- kits admitted that he and two boys who are Inder 16 years O. age took it off the truck and sold It for 75 cents. Polumbo identified the radia- tor and placed value Of Sf or S. on it.
 Admits stealing sweater
 Joseph Mathis, l1. Of 9G PIeasau. street, pleaded guilty 10 the charge Of theft Of q sweater valued at S2.9j, from samuel Stables store on Juhilc" street. and also pleaded guilty to the charge Of theft or copper plumbing fixtures at the iso- lation hospital owned hy the city. in the rear or Rocky Hill avenue. He pleaded not guilty to the charge of theft Of five rabbits from Emil %chraGcr ot 2S Upton street.
 Sergeant r. A. McAvay testified that he and sergeant M. !. Flynn obtained an admission from Mutu- lis that inc Vas with the two juyc- niles when the sweater was stolen and also when the rabbits were taken. They took the copper fix lures and sold them 10 junk deal Tho in, sable placed value of &@.95 on it.
 Plumbing Inspector 0. A. Peter son testified that the value of tall- ccts. tanks and pipe stolen at the hospital inclusive Of the cost of in- stallins ,hom. would amount to S125. Schraser valued his rabbits at So.
 MaluIis was rot represented by counsel and did moi care 10 make I statement but Judge S1Nc question: cd him and continued the case uu- til tomorrow for further iuvcstiga- lion. Mathis said he did not pull the plumbing fixtures out. this having been done by two young mrn who are in ial awaiting trial for other thoIts. but he had part in carry Ing them off and disposing O. them He did not take the sweater. he said, and he promised that if he had an other chance he would live within he law.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods. re on Attorney Tamulonis ,tatcment in the Ninlntis case, said hero has been altogether too much vandalism and pillagine" in New }rilain by boys and young men who !. nave previous records and an "N- . lmpl" should be made Of someone. .
 Blanca Bound Over
 In the case Of Michael Blanca. %. 1. 'f u Spring street charged with q 'ioiation Of the moral code inVoiv- l n2 minor female less than 16 | ears Of age. Attorney David l.. [air waived examination ani ! probable cause was found. Bonds ! we're fixed at S1 .000 and Attorney l [air announced that the charg: i would be fought in superior court !