New Britain herald., 1921-10-03
BARTENDER AND OWNER ARE FINED
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was telling some friends stories con- corning his period of confinement In the Hartford jail and in so doing used the vile term. As he did so, the policeman came in and made the ar rest. The person to whom he re- ferred was a |''tea- runner at the jail and not Policeman Feeney,' the accused said.
 Judge w. F. Mangan characterized the incident as tempest in a tea pot" He pointed out that Cotter was excited and the police on their mettle because of criticism, these conditions causing the trouble.
 Judge B. w. filling remarked that it is time that the practice of using vile language in public places was stopped He then imposed the fine, suspending Judgement.
 Druggists Case Continued.
 A continuance until tomorrow morn ing was ordered in the case of Charles Drobegg. proprietor of East End Prahmacy. The drug store was visit ed Saturday afternoon by the police and evidence which the authorities feel will substantiate a liquor charge was secured.
 
 continued case of Marie Smith, charg- ed with improper conduct was ordered. She will be brought before the court Monday morning for committal. Ernest Lewis, ar 18-year- old boy, pleaded guilty to a charge oD play ing baseball on the highway on Frank lin street.. Policeman w. S. Strolls !, made the arrest yesterday afternoon 1oi i,fc ,o boy at the time of the arrest, refused to tell the policeman his name or ad- dress, but today said his home is on | Franklin street. Judgment was sus- pended.
 Playful Wife Stabs Husband. Elizabeth Fernando was charged with assaulting her husband, Samuel. | Samuel was cut by a razor during a | family wrangle Saturday at the Fer nando after a booze party. The complainant admitted having been drunk, the fact was the cause of | the difficulty.
 l At 12:40 o'clock the woman called | Policeman Charles McGrath with a | request that he get the ambulance as she had cut her husband. She told the | policeman that he doesn't work and she was tired of his continual nagging. i This morning the wife said the | stabbing was accidental. She had been cutting her corns and was fooling with i the razor when the cutting happened | The matter was continued until Oc- | tober 31.
 | Calls Cops '1Rum Runners" | Eva Freidlund was arrested in con- | nection with the Fernando case on l charges of drunkenness and breach of l the peace. She insulted Policeman l Hanford Dart when he was investigat- | ing the other case. After her arrest l shG shouted:
 The New Britain cops are nothine 1 but bunch of rum-runners.' The accused said she answered two
 policemen civilly. The cops, she | claimed, then twisted her wrists. She | was fined $5 on each of the two counts | The adjourned case of Peter Brur l was continued until Wednesday morn ing. Brun was arrested last week fol | transporting three gallons of liquor He explained at the time that he was
 carrying the stuff for his wedding. | Policeman Hanford Dart arrested Joseph Pape last night on charges o1
 driving without proper lights ant
 without a license or registration pa l perS. The autO1St came down EaS
 Main street without lights. He wa
 fined $3, $3 and $5
 Find Still Operating.
 Adam F'reheit pleaded not guilty tt
 charge of offering liquor for sale
 Policeman w. s. Strolls testified tha
 in Investigating a complaint of trou
 ble on Market street last night, he ral
 across the accused manufacturing