New Britain herald., 1922-07-17
.GRESKY GUILTY 0N
 BOOZE CHARGE ONLY
Is Fined St50..Disorderly House
 Complaint Is Not Proved

After lengthy hearing before Judge B. W, filling this morning ir police court, Steve Gresky of Sll Church street was found guilty oi keeping liquor with intent to sell, ant was fined $50: Rose Gresky, his wife was found not guilty and was dis charged Charges Of maintaining { house of i'll repute fell through ant the Greskys, together with Alice La yelle, Lucy Jameson and Alex Ditua who were held as freauenters were all discharged, .
 Raided Last Friday The arrests were made last Friday evening by Sergeant G, C, Ellingel and Patrolman Michael Flynn and | Patrick Meehan who had gone to the house to investigate another matter They found the two young women on veranda one flight up from the Gresky tenement, A quantity of liquor was found Ditula was in front Of the house The policemen could not testify to having seen any of the al- legged frequenters in the house at any time.
 Patrolmen Flynn and Meehan told the court that 3l1 Church street has bad reputation both as to morality and liquor traffic Several neighbors offered evidence of liquor reputation One 12 year old lad said he saw Rose sell whiskey and receive $2 bill. He was looking through a key-hole he told Judge W, F, Mangan, represent ing the accused,
 Women Not We'll Known With the exception of Policeman Meehan and small boy. none of the witnesses had seen either of the women charged about the place at any time other than during the raid.
 Bearing on the liquor charge. F. P. Ramey said he had purchased drink of liquor for 50 cents just before the police came in He said Steve made the sale
 Michael Cullen. drunk. was arrested by Policeman Thomas Feeney yester- day He was fined s1o.
 Anthony Scezepa charged with keeping and selling liquor at "A North street pleaded not guilty. At the re- quest of Lawyer S. J, Traceski, the case was continued to Thursday morning.
 Butcher Is Charged
 William Lanske pleaded not guilty to violation Of the pure food law. Lanski conducts a market on Ire mont street. Dr. R A. Radcliffe went to the store last Friday and found 800 to 800 pounds of meat in various stages of decomposition. all of which was ordered destroyed In the yard putrid meat and rubbish was found in an open lot. the doctor said Lanske said he was about to send the stuff to the tallow man.
 Questioned as to conditions in the ice box, Dr. Radcliffe said there was putrld meat mixed with good meat.
 Sanitary Inspector Thomas Crow ley had been to the market before Dr. Radcliffe. He detected very of fensive odors in the store and the yard. Upon investigation he found oecomposed meats in roth places. l'anske told the inspectors the "bone man" was coming for the meat.
 Inspector John Dolan corroborated the statements of Dr. Radcliffe and Nlr. Crowley.
 Bone Man" Testifes
 Ralph E. Frost, manager of a taI- low concern, testified that Lanske had made provision to take a quantity of corned beef and other meats awavI Friday
 The defeose rested without any testimony by the accused, Prosecutor J. G. Woods claimed conviction on both charges, comprising ofYenses al ieged to have been committed in the store and in inc yard,
 Lawyer P F. McDonoueh admitted the meat was bad, but said tha, an honest effort had been made to disnose or the goods, At any rate, he argued there was no evidence that the meat was there for the purpose of sale.
 Judge Ailtng reserved decision to July 25.
 kubic Goes to Jail.
 Mlchaei kubic, former police agent III 1quor cases. was arrested | saturday afternoon at 83 Orange street after he had made all attemnt to kill himself by shooting. The pistol shot had attracted d crowd of from zeo to 300 persons. He was charged | With breach of the peace,
 Mrs. kubic told the court that Michael came home Saturday noon and, calling the family into a room. | produced a pistol with which he ! threatened to kill himself.
 The accused Is awaiting deports- ton. Three months ago he sold his furniture. He is now without a ioh or money and is Respondent, he told | the court.
 He was sent to jail for Is days.
 Palmer -Dionne Case.
 Charles Palmer and Peter I Diorne to be partners in liquor traffic | ing, pleaded not guilty. Lawyer NJ, A sexton was granted d continuance to Thursday morning
 Sergeant W. P. McCue arrested Vim