New Britain herald., 1921-10-31
LIQUOR MEN WARNED
 OF JAIL SENTENCES
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1 Continued from First Page.) were meted out as we'll as con- tinuances granted at this mornings session.
 Small Fines Exacted.
 John Raffo, drunk, was taken in by Policeman Frank English at the depot yesterday. He was fined $10. } Donald Cauf1eld could not produce a drivers license yesterday when stopped on West Main street by Policeman w. s. Strolls. The boy : explained that he was sent onN 0 hurrieo errand. Judgment was sus- pended.
 William Yunga was arrested by , Policeman Walter Grylowski on Sey- mour street yesterday. He had nothing to say. A $5 fine was im- posed.
 Policeman English arrested Rich-
 ard Hack on, drunkenness charge.
 A fine was exacted. ..-s-a : Crap Shooter Arrested. 3 Tony Napolitano. an alleged crap f shooter arrested by Policeman James Sullivan, was fined $5, Judgment >sus- l pended. He was arrested on Lilac . street as he was about to roll the 3 bones. A small kitty was seized. r John Yacupchiak pleaded not ] guilty to a charge of assaulting his wife The wife told the court that
 John accused her of taking $1O from V his pocket. He then slapped her | face and kickdd her. Shortly after u he made 8 strap and beat her. Wife Eata Too Much. 7. s According to Mary, property owned
 by the wife, is the cause of the trou- b1e. He continually naga her, sha
 said about eating too much.
 Miss Cora M. Beale examined thu woman Saturday and found welts and bruises about tho body.
 q The accused, who stands about 6 = feet and three inches as against hia 7, wife's five feet and five inches, said U U hia wife called him names and threat Il ened him with trouble; stolo $30 from
 him; threatened to kill hia daughter = and insulted the memory Of hia first : wife. He admitted striking the com planant with rope. The cuts on her l. shins were caused by contact with hia i" shoe when she attempted to kick him, e he said.
 e Jailed For Assault. Both tho complainant and tho ac-
 cued have children by former mar
 riage. John was sent to joil for 30
 days.
 r Jack Nicholena pleaded guilty to a charge of driving car while his
 license waa under suspension. He lost
 hia license last year for driving whilo e drunk. Lawyer M. D. Saxo explained
 that tho accused was laboring under
 q wrong impression, feeling that ho ? had a right to drive with a licensed man. A $100 fine was imposed. ,s Vincent Kreowski was charged with "a drunkenness and injury to private . property. He was arrested by Police at man Walter Malone last night after !, he had broken window nt Casmal " Blogislowskis' store. The accused was
 drunk at the time. tho court waa in: formed. Witnesses told of how tht ., accused broke the window with hi: = fist. He. was fined $10 for drunken. k ness and s15 for injury to property. Id Resisted Policeman. s. Boba Pera was charged with resist a. ing Policeman-A -Apostos Flamis, an6 le1 George John with breach of the peace h following a fight in an East Mair d street coffee house. John had caused
 a disturbance and was placed under a- arrest. Baba attempted to putt tht ,e prisoner away and was arrester him as sel..
 Ae Flannis was in the coffee-house wher B. the trouble started. After he was re pr sisted he left his prisoners and wen n- to the box to call police headquarters ne When the wagon arrived the duo wa CT re-arrested.
 b. Other witnesses told of disorderl. B.. actions on the part of Baba ant n- George following tho arrest.
 . q s.t le, Collecting D. Debt.
 Baba explained that he was attempt te ing to collect debt when an argu te ment started. Flamis had citizen ell attire and the accused was not awar lrl that he was a policeman, he said CT Pera, a friend of Baba. attempte ey to convince Flamis that no arres of should be made. H edid not kno, ed until afterward that Flamis was ac ed tually a policeman
 John waa fined s5 and, Pera wa a discharged.
 he Steve Kizer, charged with transport
 ing liquor on North Main street, plead by ed guilty, but not for the purpose c llo sale. He was turned over to the U. $ I'd, authorities.
 'm Accused is III. no The case of Robert Avery, charge with keeping liquor for sale. was cor GIT tinued until tomorrow on account ( I'll the illness of the accused. sl- William Regalis was not in coul ro' when his case was called. He will t
 brought in tomorrow to answer liquc
 chargea
 us, Felix Ozelevich, alleged operator ( les. "stilT' was turned over to feder'
 authorities after Prosecutor Joseph ( = Woods had nolled his case.
 "A continuance until tomorrow morr
 ing was ordered in the case of Andre
 Oswald who was not in court whe
 his case was called for trial.
 Maiettan Case Continued.
 In the case of Salvatore Maiett
 charged with the fraudulent issue | A checks a continuance until tomorro IN morning was granted at the request DO Lawyer Davd l.. Nair.
 Charpea of renufat finn in tha "a