New Britain herald., 1923-11-26


 on Sunday morning al s:10 o'clock,
 he. with Officers Perry Dombrouskas
 and Peterson raided the tenement on | Orange street and secured s2T.95, | which was on the table where the men
 were playing cards.
 Vincent Tercero. proprietor of an
 alleged gambling house at 225 Elm
 street was discharged, while Michael Malinos Rocco Msas, Prank Venture and Charles Cortelr charged as ire | quenters, were each rined s5 without costs They were arrested by Ser geant Flynn and Officers Griffin and | McMurray. after taey rad raided Ter | ceros home. Tercero said that he was in bed when the officers arrived and did not know that they were gambling. Sergeant Flynn testified 1 that there was s12.60 in a cup on the i In,itet! Himself in
 Joseph Rozanski and Benny Za- | blosky were arrested last night at about l0:30 o'clock at 64 Booth street after they had engiged in a free-for-all fight. Mrs. RozaSslki
 testified that she and her husband had retired when Benny came to the home and wanted to sleep there all night. She said that sine told him to i go home as he was 8 married man and had children. He did not want to go and jumped in bed with her husbands sister, she said. The sister became frightened, Mrs. Rozan-
 ski said. and screamed. thereby walk
 of he iOla n-in wanted to know what the trouble was
 Judge filling fined Benny sl0 and costs and discharged Rozanski.
 Resisted Policeman
 Carl Schmiel and Eddie Sabula were arrested yesterday afternoon at about o'clock by Policeman Thomas Lee. They were arraigned in court today on charges Of drunkenness, Lreach of the peace and resisting an officer Officer Lee testified that the men were fighting at the corner Of East Lawlor and Lawor streets and after he had placed them under ar rest 1t took him some time to pnt them in the patrol as they fought against it. Schmiel was fined 01n and casts for breach of the peace and S5 and costs for resisting an officer. Sabuls was lined s5 and costs for re ssting an officer.
 When They Say MONC-AlONc
 Judgment was suspended in the Y. case Of Edward Sulek. charged with | officer. Judge filling warned him, ' however, that in the future he is to | move at all times when an officer | speaks to him and without answering back. He was arrested by Police man William Mccarthy. whom Chief | WilliamzC. Hart testified, had been | placed fn the Broad street district on special duty Saturday and Sunday l nights because of the numerous received from residents there Of the actions Of young men about 20 years Of age. The officer testified that sulek, who was with three other fellows, would not move when told to go from A restaurant. Chief Hart said that A special man will be detailed in that district each Saturday and Sunday night 10 aid the officer on the beat.
 John Holos was lined s5 for being drunk. s5 for disturbing the peace and sl0 for resisting Officer Dom- brouskas. lie was arrested at i2:30 o'clock yesterday on Broad street.
 Bonds of si00 were forfeited in the case Of Andrew Yardeslty. charged with breach of the peace. who ar- reatpd at GS Franklin street yesterday by Policeman Michael Mcchan. He failed to put in an appearance at court this morning
 Tho case Of lick Blnuski. charged with assaulting his wife, was con- tnued until December 25. The case Of Charles stankowitz charged with assault. was continued until Nedncs- day morning.