New Britain herald., 1922-07-10
FINED FOR VIOLATING
 CHILD LABOR STATUTE
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i Sanilliciote's store on Maple street
 yesterday noon and demanded drink, | He was refused and went out He
 came back in the evening and when | again refused he became abusive, 1t
 was testified.
 Stinski admitted going in for a i drink. friend gave him a brown flask telling him that he could get 1t
 filled in the store without trouble He
 was fined $1o.
 Emil Renck and Michael Mar inszyk were charged with breach of the peace. Emil went to see a young woman who lives in the house with | Michael. The two men argued and a fight resulted.
 Michael, 1t was testified, objected to Emil and his lady friend using the veranda. He ordered them off and when they defused to go he attempt ed the use of force. Emil punched him and the police were called. Judge Klett warned Emil not to take the law in his own hands. Mar irczyk was fined $10.
 c. s. Andrews was charged with leaving his car four hours in a 40 minute district. Andrews saw no sign within 50 feet of where he park ed the car and thought he was safe Judgment was suspended on a s2 fine
 Clifford Cutie pleaded guilty to driving without a registration certif- cate. He was arrested on Shuttle Meadow avenue last night by Police man Walter P, Doherty. The car had not been registered he admitted. Judgment was suspended.
 Constant Yablonske of 12 Silver street pleaded not guilty to liquor charges. Saturday night the police found some moonshine and coloring in the house. A man who had just come out of the house with a bottle said ihe bought it from Constant.
 Yoblonski runs store nearby. Pa irons have been seen to enter the store after which the proprietor goes to his home, returning, the police claim, with the drink that is sought.
 The accused recently had a finger taken off and has also had trouble with his neck. He said the doctor ad- vised rubbing with alcohol He denied sa les. Regarding many cans found in the house, he said they formerly con- tained oil and varnishes used by him when he was painter.
 A Sl50 fine was handed down.
 Breach of the peace charges were brought against Frank Curcio by Po- liceman Doherty. About 9:20 o'clock last night, Curcio wanted to have the policeman allow Guite, just arrested, to go free. When his request was re- fused he abused the officer verbally. He refused to show his license cards.
 Robert Reimer, boxer, heard Cur cio using improper language, he said
 Curcio said his car was comman- deered to follow Quite. When Cutie was apprehended the accused wanted to go on, but when the policeman de- tained him he was peeved.
 He was fined $15.
 Stanley and Adam Pawelcyzk, pro- rrietors of a restaurant at 2t Lafay- cite street, were charged with liquor 
 Agent Williams of the police de- partment bought a drink of whiskey for 30 cents, Saturday night, using a marked bill. he told the court. As he | was trying to make his way to the street to turn the drink over to the | police, he was attacked and the stuff | was knocked to the floor. Several | utensils, smelling strongly of liquor, were produced in court
 Adam said he was aware that his | brother was employed at the place. but further than that he knew noth- | ing. Stanley said he sold beer and | ginger ale to Williams. He denied | making any liquor sales.
 Adam was discharged while Stan ley paid S20n and costs
 Stanley Poltzk, owner Of a meat market at 10 Lyman street, was ar rested after the police found a quan- tity of liquor and still" in his mar ket, Saturday night. He was fined s125.
 The continued case of Louis Shep- | ard charged with passing a standing trolley car last Thursday night, came up for trial, Policeman Frank Park | CT made the arrest when the accused | passed the trolley, going IS 10 20 | miles an hour. The car was at the end of the line. Shepard said he felt he had exercised precaution He was discharged
 Henry Poplarsh was fined s2o0 on the first count: s106 on the second | count, and 20 days in jail was handed | down on third count. judgment be- in Q suaraptad op yba 3a n eaytn,ao