New Britain herald., 1923-11-26
SUNDAY HEREINAFTER
 PARTIES NUMEROUS
Police Court Population Enlarged by Hooch Drinkers and Sellers

A variety of Iaquor law violators drivers operating automobiles while under the influence of liquor. dis turbers of the peace, drunkenness and assault cases greeted Judge E. W. AL ling in police courtt this morning. Prosecutor Joseph q. Woods present cd the states case.
 Michael Zukpowski was arrested last night at about 9 o'clock by Police man Patrick O'Mara on a charge Of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor He was represent ed by Attorney William Mangan in court this morning. Officer O'Mara testified that an automobile driven by the accused man had colided with a machine owned by Mir. Nalloy. which was parked on Fremont street. ZukpowsN was drunk. Policeman O'Mara said, and admitted that his machine had struck the Malloy car. Attorney Mangan pleaded for leniency because of the family which Zukpow- ski has to support. Judge Alline fined him si25 and costs and sentenced him to jail for ten days.
 Polisky Fined S25O
 Anthony Polislly, proprietor of a store at 42 Grove street was fined s10o and costs on reputation charge and s150 and costs on charge of selling liquor when arraigned before the judge this morning. He was arrested by Policeman Thomas feeney yester- day afternoon at about 4:S0 o'clock after the officer had entered rear room and found quart milk bottle containing liquor. Policeman Fceney said that when he showed the bottle 10 Polisky the latter said; "Fecney, please leave that here and I'll say nothing to anyone"
 Youth of 17 in Raiders Tolls
 Lsdislaw Stachelek, aged T. years was fined $50 and costs and given a ten day suspended jail sentence when arraigned before Judge Alling on charge Of violating the liquor law. His employer, Walenty kulis, was fined s250 and costs and given a ten day suspended jail sentence. Both were arrested Saturday night at about 2 o'clock in store conducted by ku- lis at % Orange street. The raid was made by Sergeant MeCue, Sergeant McAvay and Policeman Feeney and o'Mara.
 Sergeant McCue testified that when the officers reached the place the front door was locked and was not opened until they were about to force their way in. When the officers entered, the sergeant said, the boy grabbed bot.I tie, ran into the next apartment and hid 1t under a bed. Kulis admitted selling liquor for l cents drink, the sergeant said.
 stachelck testified that he was working for Kulis and admitted that he grabbed the bottle and started to run out Of the bac kdoor when he saw Sergeant McAvay. He said that all he did at the place was to hold the bottle for kulis.
 Roma Restaurant Case Continued
 The eases Of Rafollo Napoiitan and Edward sabino. charged with yiolat- ing the liquor law at the Roma restaurant on Commercial street, was continued until "Wednesday morning. They were represented by Attorney r. i F. McDonoueh. The cases Of Charles ]. Coyne and Frank Scott, charged with violating the liquor law in a club room at 153 Main street, were also continued until Wednesday. They were represented by Attorney William IT. Mangan.
 Raid on Gambling House
 Fidel Lopis. charged with keeping a gambling house at 103 Orange street. was fined si5 and costs. while Baas Roderick. Frank Fonseca and 1 Joseph Olivia, charged as frequenters. i were lined s5 each WithoBt costs. ] Michael Flynn testified that |
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