The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
BRISTOL
Eleven Year Old Boys
 To Blame For Theft
one Arrested in New York, Other Poultry Fancier
 to Give Talk

The arrest of two ii-year- -oid boys, one in New York on Tueeday and the other tn Bristol on Thursday fs b1Ifevsd bz the police to be the SO. Iufien to the theft of some $500 from af open safe in the feed store of c. A. ccwIeH tn this city the other niGht. Sergeant Daniel McliIiicuddy Wfio brought the errins local boy back homo rom New York on Wed- pssdfy, holds this belief with his fellow officers The first clue the lo- when the father of one Of the boys informed the police that his son was missing from the city. He was later picked up in Grand Central station Z sD New York city after he had been searched for by the police of various cities on his way to that city. The .ioeai police, finding out that he had purchased ticket to New York noe tified tho Stamford police to catch the boy on his way through that city. but owing 10 q discrepancy in the description Of the boys attire, he got through that city safely and was Grand Central station.
 Upon questioning the New York police the boy revealed that he had tze hidden behind radiator in the station. Investigation also re- venIed that the other boys had re. esiyed various amounts.
 Warrnnfcc Deeds
 The following whrrantee deeds were iiIed to-day at tho office Of the city clerk:
 Two parcels of land on Elm street t0 Hpartacus Carpenter from Mildred c. Wilcox.
 Land and buildings on Fourth street to Steve Miynarski from Mi. Probate Certificates Probate certificates ftled at the of- fice of the city clerk to-day were as
 From the late William Y. Fits. patrick, to Ellen Y. Fitzpatrick, land and buildings on TerryyiiIe avenue.
 From the late Rocco ViciDO, 10 Madeline vicip0 Ttrslia, house and land on Gaylord street.
 Bankruptcy Petition
 John 0ardskas of Foley street. this city, s,ns filed Il petition of bankruptcy in United States district court in New Haven. Gardekas. who conducted G fruit store at North listed his liabilities Gt 123D3.72, and bis assets at $500.
 10 Give Poultry Talk
 Atbin Lindquist, young poultry. fancisr of tbt.. city has been selected ns Oas of the 4-H club boys to speak at the farm boys convention t0 be held March 2Sth in the hall Of the house of representatives in the state capital in Hartford. Five hundred toys and their fathers are expected 10 attend this conference.
 The local boy who is leader Of the stafford avenue 4-H poultry club, Is to spsak on that subject. Starting with 20 chickens a few years ago he has built Up business that now numbers some 1000 chickens,
 Urges Curb on Spccdcrs
 At its meeting in city hall last night. the board of park commits si0nsrs voted to request Mayor w. Raymond Crumb 10 take steps tO curb speeding near Federal HilI Green and South and Main streets and urged that wherever possible rotary system Of traffic be estab- iished in this city. The question of speeding war brought ID in c0nnec- ton with the realization of the dan gers for boys playing ball on the green from the speeding cars that pass by there. Mayor Crumb prom. iseA tbs board that the sections mentioned would be inspected by the police,
 Mayor cruipb stated that the real trouble was tEs school district of the Federal Hill school had failed to provide q safs place for the children to play in.
 Robert s. Newell came forward in favor of n rotary traffic system over the lights now in use throughout the city.
 Tn arswer 10 this. Mayor crumb stated that it was proposed that this system will be installed at the cor. rer Of Main street and ths Memorial boulevard in the near future, Tn re. gard to the South Main street inter. Kecfl0n, he stated that this inferssc- ton was too narrow for practical use of the rotary traffic system, Will Ham J, Tracy of the park board nn- uounced that the seats and benches iH Rockwell park were now under. going their annual coat of paint and also mentioned the fact that more ssffts are need for Federal Hill green where the summer series of band GOncrts ars held.
 Youth Fined
 AfraiRnsd in MsridGh police court or Wednesday morning on charges 0f eyadtng responsibility and 0psr. hflng motor vehicle without a lf- csnse, Philip EoUzeIIa of this city