New Britain herald., 1921-02-07
LIQUOR FINES THIS
 MORNING TOTAL .$4OO
(Continued from First Pase.l

found whiskey on the premises. Mil oski admitted having made sales for 30 cents a drink.
 Was landed in the tolls when he was about to put through a sale :or a quart of liquor. The bottle vas in 8 flour bag. He admitted his guilt. The prospective buyer had not the ready cash to make the purchase so the salesman put the bottle in bag and drove toward the home of the purchaser. He was stopped by Ser Eeant Hart who had witnessed the incident.
 Lawyer Le Witt pleaded guilty for his client and asked the court to ex- ercise leniency inasmuch as it was Lehman's first appearance before the court on any charge. A large quan- tity of booze was found on Lehman's premises at 138 Elm street Sunday evening about o'clock.
 The liquor cases this morning were prosecuted by Lawyer Michael A. Sexton who was named liquor agent last Friday.
 Ross Case Continued.
 The case of Charles Ross, charged with taking a car without the per- mission of the owner, was continued until tomorrow morning in bonds of $1,000. Judge Klett disqualified himself in the case since he had prosecuted at it's first hearing,
 Antho Tutkis drunk. was al Saturday night, according to testi- mony, in an almost helpless condi- tion. It was the first offense for the accused ''
 James Dehan and John Nebauer roomers at the Central hotel. fought in the hallway of that building Sat urday night but neither could explain the cause of the trouble this morn ing. Policeman Patrick Meehan made the arrests. Dehan was fined $5 and costs and Nebauer was assessed $1o on a drunkenness charge and a sin- liar amount on the breach of the peace count.
 Co!Iccto: Assaulted
 When Michael Siwinikis a Park street grocer, went to the home Of Harry Edelstein to collect a bill Sat urday night he was assaulted. he told Judge Klett this morning. Edelstein had a breach of the peace charge to prefer against Siwinilxis. Policeman Patrick O'Mara arrested both men when counter charges were made to him Saturday night Edelstein's hand had been cut and was bleeding. Two windows in his apartment were brok en. Lawyer H. H. Milkowitz appeared for Edelstein.
 Siwinikis explained that he asked the grocer to wait until his wife came home so that he might con- pare the accounts. Ede1stein was unwilling, however, and demanded money. He then kicked through a window and raised a chair to hit the witness Edelstein explained that he raised the chair to protect himself and in so doing accidentally broke the window. In reply to a question of Lawyer Harry H. Milkowitz to whether or not his alleged assailant had been drinking, Siwinikis said:
 He was either drunk or sick in the head"
 siwinikis was fined s5 and costs and the other accused was dis charged. Judge Klett warned that honesty would have been the better policy for the man fined since he was lied on the witness stand and the court could not exercise leniency un- der those conditions
 AutOist Fined $50.
 After having a few drinks in Hart ford, C. H. Braley of this city drove home On Park street, the liquor began to take effect and he was unable to progress further. He was fined $50 and costs.
 Policeman Patrick O'Mara was at tracted by the unsteady course of the car, and when it was stalled" he questioned the driver. Braley ap- peared unable to handle the vehicle so he was placed under arrest