The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-09
ToRRINCTON
YOUTH JAILED
 FOR ENTERING Steals Tubes From Gar- age New Water
 Rates Here

Anthony Dullinckie, 23, or 2b3 High street was sentenced to serve a six months jail sentence when arraigned before Judge Charles P. Roraback in the city court session yesterday morning on a charge of breaking and entering. It was al- leged that he entered E. Jasch's garage on Roosevelt avenue We'd nesday night and stole twenty ra- dio tubes, an eliminator, a hatchet and loud speaker. Dullinckie, when put to plea by Prosecutor T.. F. Wall, could not decide whether he wanted to plead guilty or not guilty. Judge Roraback ordered a plea of guilty and the prosecu- ton presented its testimony. Wit nesses for the state were MT Jasch, Julius Reinke, Officer Anthony Werner, who investigated for the police, and Chief of Police William E.. Nevin. Dullinckie told the court that he drank two pints of whiskey before committing the break, and that he did not remember anything about 1t. It was stated that the &C., cused had hidden the stolen loot under veranda of his home, where 1t was found by Officer Wer- ner.
 One other case was heard in court yesterday morning. Primo Bertilino, 57, PIP Water street, pleaded not guilty to charge of breach of peace but was found guilty and fined $10 with costs of $9.40, 0 total of $19,40. He was arrested at about a. m. Decem- Der 30, 1t being alleged that he cre- ated a disturbance at his home.
 New Water Rates
 A new schedule of water rates applying to all buildings other than dwelling houses went into ef- feet in this city on January 1. Mo- tices of the change with list of the new rates, were included with the January bills sent out this week by the Torrington Water company The new schedule provides for an initial fiat charge ranging from $4 per quarter for a 5-S inch meter to $125 for an eight-inch meter This charge will include payment for the first 500 cubic feet of wa. ter used each quarter. For the next 1,500 feet the charge will be 20 cents per hundred; the nex 5000, 15 cents per hundred; the next 10000, eight cents; the nex 47,000 feet, six cents and all over 50,000, five cents per public foot. Torrington Knights Entertain Unity council, Knights of Colum bus, entertained large delegation from St Anthony's council, Litch field, last evening in South Pros pect street hall. This was the frs of a series of visiting counci nights on which the Torringtoi knights will be hosts to the various councils of the county. Card gamer were enjoyed during the evening Litchfield emerging victorious, 2' games to 24. Vocal and instru mental selections were renderet and refreshments were served Those present were: Litchfield- John Doyle, Patrick Cassidy Thomas Knox, M. J. Beirne, A. J Hausemann, John Drury, Johl Weir, P. G. Hannon, Patrick Bar rett, John Monaghan. Charles Ray E. J. Weir, M. Brennan, John Ryan L. Carberry and William W Sepples.
 Torrington-Michael Carr, Pat rick Gibbons, Joseph Almsted'
 Edward Glasheen, Vincent Muras Xxi, Arthur DiMichael. Michae Hogan, Patrick Foster, Torrance F
 Kelley, Patrick Phelan, Edwar,
 Ryan, Anthony DeCroce, B. Hull
 James Considine, Michael Zem
 chak, Thomas Noonan, Grant Jen
 nings, Edward Baldyga, Thoma
 Tanning. Michael O'Brien, Joh O'Rourke.
 The regional meeting and suppe
 of the ice dealers association wa
 held last night in the conley I'm
 Julius Becker of Main street
 a surgical patient at the veteran
 bureau hospital In Newington.
 A son was born last night at tn
 Charlotte Hungerford hospital
 Mr and Mrs Mello Riccuci Of z Washington avenue.