New Britain herald., 1922-10-30

l A similar fine was handed down m drunkenness by Policeman Maurice Flynn, Saturday night
 Plead Not Guilty.
 Pleas of not guilty were entered by Peter Olescevicz and Stanley Dom kowski, charged with illicit liquor dealing in q store which the police allege is conducted jointly by the &C., cused on Lafayette street, The case was continued for one week at the suggestion of Prosecuting Attorney Joseph c. Woods.
 | Boris Krisch was taken in early Sunday morning after a complaint Of assault had been lodged by Alex Shulima. Alex said he was standing on North street when the accused came along and struck him on the head with q stone. A fine of 8 was imposed,
 Theodore Trudhon was fined g for driving without lights and judgment was suspended on charges of operat- ing a car without having registration papers in his possession He was ar rested this morning on Stanley ctreet by Patrolman William Doherty rrud : hon said his brother has the paper with him in New York city He claimed the street was so well lighted that he failed to notice the absence of lights on his automobile
 Mrs. Wisk Charged Charged with violating the liquor law and of keeping a disorderly house at 143 Grove street. Maria Wsk pleaded not guilty. Prosecutor Woods had the case continued to tomorrow morning when her son, Valentine, and her daughter, Mary. will be tried on liquor charges.
 A fine of $25 and costs for driv- ing an unregistered motorcycle, was meted out in the case of Joseph Babula, taken in last night by Police men Thomas Lee and Peter Cabelus on Booth street Judgment was sus- 1 pended on charges of driving without registration papers and without lights, The accused drove up Broad street with "cut-out" open, on a lightless machine. the policemen said. When he failed to stop at their signal, they l followed him to his home and made the arrest. He admitted that the machine has not been registered.
 May Be Demented
 So that the mental condition of the accused might be determined, the case of Tony Perzenski was continued to tomorrow morning. He was arrested for assaulting his wife, Kate, yester- day.+
 :. Mrs. Cassie Latocki, who tips the beam at approximately 200 pounds, was found guilty and fined s10 for assaulting Joseph Barzetto who ap- pears 10 be on the short side of 130 pounds. Cassie used a milk bottle on Joseph after the latter had attempted to break up a little love affair in which Cassie's daughter and Joseph S bosom friend are the principals both sides admitted in court Policeman William McMurray made the arrest yesterday at the corner of Elm and Franklin streets.
 Mothers Takes Hand | Joseph and his friend were talking l keep an appointment with the friend. The complainant passed remarks that | brought tears to the young woman s eyes and she headed for home where a complaint was lodged with the ac- cused. Cassie immediately put in an appearance. armed with 9 milk bot tie, and with we'll aimed blow, crashed the bottle on Joseph's head. The sound of broken glass brought the policeman to the scene on the run.
 Judgment Suspended
 Judgment was suspended in the case of Pasqualle Rubino and Louis Rafael. both charged with assault and | breach of the peace following a fracas at the home of the latter on Ch ,rry street last evening Frank Mayola. i also arrested on the above charges as well as for drunkenness was fined s5 on each of the first charges but ludg- ment was suspended on the drunken ness charge
 I kalcn is Fined.
 Philip kalen. charged with stealing an automobile tire and tail light from the machine owned by Oscar Anderson. which figured in a slight accident on Saturday, October P, was fined S25 and costs An appeal was taken by Lawyer w. F. Mangan, bonds being fixed at s2oo
 | John Savage an employe at the Dickinson Drug company, reported to the police today that his bicycle had m, nrt