New Britain herald., 1923-01-22
THEIR NOSE KNOWS
 FUMES OF WHISkEY
LII Drops Q ukktr AoppM Up
 Result in Si50 Fine

A few drops of liquid meRped np from the floor of Charles and Fannie 0kules's pool room al iis Orange street, coupled with the testimshy ot Edwin Schultz and Walter simke that they had knowledge of violation or the liquor laws at that place for the past four months. resulted in the cons uction Of the okulez couple in pes lice court today. The husband vas fined sis0 and judgment was suspend. ed in the woman's case after she had been severely reprimanded and warn' ed. Judge George w. kiett was on the bench and Prosecuting Attorney J. O. Woods presented the evidence for the state,
 Patroimen J, c. stadier. Patrick MeAvay and W. r. Hayes went to the pool room about 6;i0 o'clock on the evening of January 10. In an ante room to the pool room. man was standing near the sink drinking from a small glass. Mrs. Oknlez hnatehed the glass from his hand and threw 1t to the floor. whereupon Patrolman stadler picked up the pieces and mop ped up some of the liquid. the odor of which convinced him that 1t was vhiskey, The womAn then ran into the back room and threw mason jar and milk bottle on the hoor' sending up fumes of whiskey.
 When the police placed her hus- band under arrest, she said to Patrol- man McAvay. according to evidence:
 Don't take my husband. You didn't catch him you only caught me-
 The Schultz and Simko boys testi- fled that liquor is dispensed In the pool room for 25 cents a drink.
 Joseph Pawelczyk. who with John KuschI, was arrested for liquor law violation at IS Spring street, was agreeable to Judge Klett's suggestion that he dismantel the place Of busi. ness before next Monday. and he VIII appear before the court at that time for Judgment. Kuschi. who claims to be only a part time employe, also had his case adjourned until that time.
 When Patrolmen McAvay and Stad- Ter went into the Pawelczyk place or business January 13, the bartender shouted a warning and the proprietor threw a glass of fluid that looked familiar to the dry enforcement squad into a container of water. A auan- tity of the mixture was taken to State Chemist Milton w. Davenport whose analysis showed it to be 10:55 alcohoi by volume.
 The proprietor denied that there was ,iauor in the place at the time the police came. In his excitement he brushed glasses off the bar, he ex- plained.
 Has Not Sold Business.
 The adjourned case of Frank An dreczyk, fined $2o0 and costs by Judge w. F. Mangan last week ana given a 20 day jail sentence which was suspended on condition that he sell out. was continued until tomor- row morning so that Judge Mangan might be called in to render final de- cision. He has not as yet disposed Of the business, the court was informed today.
 Brothers Plead Not Guilty.
 Stanley and Joseph Mlynarskl pleaded not guilty to violation of the Iinuor laws at their store at the cor ner of Lafayette and Grove streets and the case was continued to Thurs day morning.
 The Mylnarski place was raided Saturday afternoon by Patrolmen NC Avay. Stadler and Strolls. A quart ol alleged moopshine whiskey was taken
 Fined For Fighting.
 Mamesek Heroin and Avis Jacof uere fined $7 and costs each for fight ing on Main street, Saturday night Patroln1en Clarence Lanpher ana JOS eph Kennedy made the arrests. Botf men had their hats and coats on ano were battling in earnest when the DO lice arrived. They had previously nao trouble in local factory and' meet ing on the street, apparently had de' cideh to have it out"
 Children Save Him.
 when Patrolman William P. Do hertv went to 73 Grove street las night to investigate complaint, Johr Slapski heaped verbal abuse upor him. according to witnesses in cour today. He arrested Slapski for drunk enness and breach of the peace. Judge kIett reprimanded Slapski and SUI snended judgment in consideration o his family of seven children.
 Charles Ryzewski, arrested by Pa trolman Charles Anderson at II BeaV CT street, last night on a charge O. drunkenness, was fined s5 and costs.
 Patrolman James Post found 1t ne cessary to carry John Smith into DO lice headquarters to lodge a drunk enness charge Saturday night. Smitt nleaded guilty today and accepted $5 fine.
 p.t.o,rn,n Thomas Feeney tool Walter Ferry off the railroad trach' early Sunday morning, charging hiu with drunkenness. He was hneG si and costs.