New Britain herald., 1923-11-19
TWO ROLL DRUNK,'
 SENT ID CHESHIRE
Youths Extract S7O From Pocket
 of Man They "Took Home"

| S that on Friday night Steve came to police headquarters and reported that | he had been robbed of s70 after he had been escorted home by two young men. Upon investigation it was 1 learned that Loskosky and Trycinsky had escorted Steve to his home from a store on Orange street where they had all had something to drink. The sergeant said that Loskosky had told him, in the presence of Trycin- sky, that the latter took $60 from Steye's pockets and gave him S30. A new suit of clothes, a pair of shoes and a cap, which the police claim Trycinsky purchased with his share of the money. was produced as evi- dence. Sergeant McAvay said that when he went to Loskosky's home the money was found rolled up in a win tow shade.
 Steve testified that he recalls being escorted home by the two young fel- lows and that one of them went through his pockets in front of the Fafnir factory. Trycinsky said that all three of them were drunk and that he and Loskosky did not realize or know what they were doing.
 Wouldn't Stay Away From Home.
 Less than two weeks ago Salvatore Nariella was arraigned before Judge William c. Hungerford in court and at that time warned to keep away from his wife and his home on La Sale street. He was arrested last night by Policeman Hellberg on charge of drunkenness and injuring private property after he had smashed a window in the rear door of the home. This morning Judge Hungerford fined him si0 and costs for being drunk and sentenced him to jail for 80 days for injuring the property and not keeping away from the house as ordered.
 Mrs, yariella testified that when her husband came to the house she ordered him away but he refused to go and later broke in the rear door. She telephoned the police as she had been told to do If her husband rame near her. she said.
 kalkowski Fined S25O. f
 John Kalkowski pleaded guilty to two charges of violating the liquor law and was fined sl00 and costs for | reputation. si50 and costs and given | IS day suspended jail sentence for | keeping liquor with intent to sell. Po- liceman Patrick o'Mara testified that | on Thursday Of last week he and Of. ficer Feeney entered a store at 307 Lafayette street and secured small quantity of liquor. Kakowski has been proprietor of the store for the ! past three weeks only. Woman Also Assessed. '
 Mrs Bertha osakowicz of 59 Broad | street was fined s1o0 and costs on reputation charge and sl50 and costs and given a Is day suspended jail Il sentence on a charge of keeping liquor with intent to sell. She was Saturday night after Sergeant Patrick McAvay, Policemen Feeney, Strolls, o'Mara and Grizinis conduct cd a raid in her tenement.
 Sergeant McAvay testified that Of. hcer Grizinis went into the home and purchased bottle Of liquor for st.25. II The raiders then went into the place and the woman admitted that she had sold the bottle to the officer. the ser. geant said. Policeman 0'Mara testi- fled that on a previous occasion the police took a still out Of her tene- ment and warned her not 10 make or sell any more liquor
 Beat lip Peace Maker.
 Probation was revoked in the case of Constant Dlugozina. charged with assault and breach of the peace. a SIS fine was imposed and execution of suspended. He will be I obliged 10 serve 90 days in jail. Il Teofii Ponerenski arrested at the same time on the same charge. was fined s5 and costs. The men were sr- rested Saturday by Policeman Thomas Feeney on complaint of Mrs. Rose Melvitz, who said that both she and | her husband had been assaulted. A II Mr. Ostrosky, who said that he was 90 years old. testified that he had or- dcred Dlugozina to move from his | property al 2S5 Myrtle street and | knocked him down. He said that Miivitz picked him up and because he did so was struck by inc accused man. Ponerensky claimed that when he saw Milvitz and Dlugo- gina fighting he endeavored 10 sep 4rste them. III
 Fought On Bread Street.
 Joseph .Milewski. who gave his name 10 the police as John Doe when arrested early Sunday morning. was ined s5 and costs for being drunk snd s and costs for breach of the peace. Sam David. who vas arrested with him by Policeman Tierney. was ined Slg and costs on a drunkenness .harge and g and costs on the breach H Jf peace charge. Officer Tierney tes- flied that at o'clock Sunday morn ng he saw the two men on Broad dreet fighting. They were both HI trunk. he said. officers Nolan and HI Tceney also testified as 10 the con- iition of the two men when they H gere arrested. III
 Gamblers Fined s5 Apiece. John Brown. William visue. Philip III Suiand. James Pickford and Arthur H Jsnby were each fined $ without III osts when arraiEned before Judge II slIing On a charge Of gambling. Ser .eant William F. McCue testified that III f about midnight Saturday he aith H .ergeants EIlinger. McAvsy and Po- icemen Feeney. O'Mara and Cabelus onducted a raid in the paint shop at he railroad arcade. The men were III 'iaying q ud poker. he said. and about III s gas seized by the police Bonds III II sf0 were forfeited by Henry Miller. III