New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
court REVENUE FROM
LIQUOR, 5000 TODAY
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an appeal from the decision OF the
local court. the suspension OF the
Jail sentence be revoked.
. Tutko was arrested several months
ago for having liquor on hand with
Intent To sell. His saloon. on the south
east corner of Hartford avenue and
North streets, was raided one eve
ming and n quantity OF medicated
wine was found. lie admitted having
sold the liquor Tor Is cents n drink.
A $3.50 fine was imposed. Tutko APP
pealed and the ease went to the
March term OF the superior court.
The states attorney brought addition
al charges of selling and reputation.
but I'm consideration OF guilty plea
20 the intent charge. the other two
counts were nolled. a 500 fine was
then imposed. ~ ..-
In compliance with an order OF the
court. Tutko sold out tho saloon
shortly afterward but purchased a
place OF business on the northwest
corner OF the same two streets. A
successful raid was conducted on the
now place OF business last week.
Joseph washuka. also arrested last
week. failed to appear to answer
charges. The case was passed during
the trial of the other alleged of
fender but at the close OF the session
he had not put I'm an appearance.
Judge Kiett ordered Clerk Emil j.
Danberg to call the $500 cash bond.
The wife OF the accused appeared
Mt police headquarters shortly after
word and showed a physicians certi-
ficatc TO the effect that her husband
WIS physically unable TO be in court
today. An investigation OF the mat
ter will be made and IL lis probable
that the case will be reopened upon
washuka's recovery.
Michael wohinski had what Pros
acuting Agent NJ. A. Sexton termed
IN poor apology for whiskey," in his
Beaver street restaurant paradoxical-
~ called. The volstcad Restaurant"
The prosecutor asked that considera-
ton be shown the man since he has
been selling for twenty-five cents n
drink and could not be called q
"profitcer." A 500 fine was imposed
The complaint in the case OF Steve
Sladck was amended this morning
TO charge Victor Colon Colon bought
out Sladek's interests several weeks
ago. The place of business was raided
on the evening OF April 20 and a
quantity of liquor was seized. A fine
OF 800 and costs was imposed.
Steve Bogdanski's Spring street
place OF business was visited last week
by tho police. The only evidence
seized was q partly filled glass of gin
which. when the policemen entered,
was placed by Il bartedcr I'm sink
The water was turned on and when
the minion OF the law picked up the
glass IL was partly filled with water.
Although adulterated, the liquid
"proofod" i3 per cent and afforded
grounds for the charges this morn
ing. A 800 fine was handed down.
quantity of heavy wine and liquor
was seized In visit by the police
tora restaurant on the arcade which
Is conducted by Joseph Battaglia and
Andrew Fresginia. The latter was
charged this morning with having
liquor on hand with intent to sell.
He was fined 500 and costs.
Joseph Delorski was notified by
Inspector Edward Stebbins to be in
court tomorrow morning TO answer
charges of violating the motor We
hicle laws.
Herbert Morans, aged II. was
fined SIS for driving without an
operators license. Policeman William
s. Strolls made the arrest last night