New Britain herald., 1921-08-29
SAT. NIGHT RAIDS
 RESULT IN FINES
Karbonik Pays S2OO;; Hunapetski
 S15O, in Court Today
JAIL SENTENCE SUSPENDED

uhlu DEN lENUU DUOI UlNUuU Female Prisoner Comments on Jail Sen-
 tence and Judge KIett Adds Extra 30 Days-Christ Held For Theft of Auto- mobile William karbonik, owner of a saloon | at the corner of Park and Meadow | streets, was fined S2OO and costs, and George Hunapetski, who conducts a | place of business at the corner of Union and Spring streets, was assessed | Sl5O and costs on liquor charges at this | mornings police court session as a re- suit of Saturday night raids by the po- lice department.
 Second Offender The offense was the second for Kar- | bonik. Judge G w. Klett in passing l judgment ordered a 30 day jail sentence | recorded to be suspended. If the of- 1 fense is repeated, the court warned, the sentence with an additional term, will | be imposed. The raid on Karbonik's | place followed complaint to headquar- | ters that a man, after buying three drinks of whiskey on the premises, had engaged in a game of cards and lost SIS. A quantity of gin was found in the place.
 | Hunapetski was recently laid off in the factory and in order to eke out an existence engaged in the illicit business which caused his arrest. The accused said he had profited nothing and would sell no more whiskey. | Held For Auto Theft. | George Christ was held for hearing
 at the next term of the superior court | for the theft of an automobile, valued ] at $500, the property of Anton Rodman | of 315 East street. A bond of S1 500 | was ordered. The car was taken last | Friday night and recovered shortly af- | terward near Ibelle's corner where it
 had been wrecked. Christs arrest by Detective Sergeant A J. Richardson | followed.
 | Christ called on Rodman Friday night | the latter told the court, and asked if l the owner of the car wished to be given a lesson in driving. Answered in the
 negative, the visitor asked to be taken
 for a ride. Rodman told him that the | lighting system was not working and
 he could not go out at night. After | retiring Rodman was called by neigh l bor who saw Christ driving out of the
 yard.
 Had Permission, He Says. In his own defense, Christ told the
 court that Rodman had given him per 1 mission to take the car to have the | lights fixed. The accident near Ibell's
 corner was unavoidable, he said. He
 denied having made an effort to escape His arrest took place on the Hartford | ioy,. and
 Patrol Driver Matthias Rival had fol-
 lowed a vehicle that Christ boarded af- ter the accident
 Ten additional days were added to a
 60 day jail sentence for each of three
 words of comment ventured by Mary Utopski after she had been found guilty of improper conduct with Vincent Zei- | ski. When Judge Klett sentenced the
 woman to GO days, she remarked: | That's too much.''
 | 'An right replied the court, mine ty days
 Mary was then led from the court
 room to begin her term in jail. Her
 male companion paid a fine of S25. l Policeman Antony Milewsh arrested the duo on a Gold street lot Saturday
 night.
 Gorke Is Discharged.
 In the adjourned case of Nelson Cor ke, charged with the theft of S5, Judge
 Klett discharged the boy, warning him
 to return to his home in Massachusetts.
 A continuance until Thursday morn | ing was ordered in the case of Joseph i Gregory, charged with non-support- He
 is represented by Lawyer Stanley | TraceSki.
 | Judgment was suspended in the case of Charles Passenici. The accused was l driving a friends car last night when l he was accosted by Policeman Patrick | Howley and asked for a registration certificate. When he was unable to
 find the paper he was placed under ar- | rest.
 Robert Nero, drunk, was arrested by Policeman Delbert Veley on Webster Hil at o'clock yesterday morning. Judgment was suspended in view of his | good record.
 Refused To Leave Station. Vincent Bogloski was arrested on | drunkenness charge at police headQuar- | ters yesterday after he refused to leave | the station. He had come to inquire about another matter and being dissatis- fled with the result of his inquiry, de- cided to remain in the station house. Policeman w $. Strolls accommodated him.
 The case of Stanley Olescevicz was continued until Thursday morning at which time he will face liquor charges. On UEn LNNJNTnOInU