New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
SEVEN FACE COURT
 IN LIQUOR CASES
,coa,inued from First rage,

the activities of Jennings and Elliason.
 He detailed Palrolman MeAyay 10 go
 with Sergeant ElllhgeF ta the garage
 Thursday night and raid the Elllason
 garage, Acting on information that
 several months Of observation had
 furnished, the police then seized the
 liquor al the club rooms. Although
 third arrest had been expected in inc
 case, there has as yet been none,
 Woman Sent to Jail
 Mrs, Stanley syskowsisi. a tenant in
 the Wisk house at lis Grove street,
 was sentenced to IS days in jail for a second violation Of the liquor laws. She ahsolyed her husband from guilt in liquor trafficking at the Ryskowski tenement, and he was discharged by Judge klett, Mrs. syskewski has not paid anything on a fine imposed sey- eral months ago for a similar offense, Probation offieer F. c, coImelly in- formed the court today.
 fatrolman ]. c. stadler and MeAyay went to the syskowski tenement New Years day. They found three men at table drinking. A mason jar Of liquor was seized by Policeman stad- Ter A two quart jar of moonshine was on the sinkboard. and two con taincrs Of the same size were secreted underneath the sink, The woman ad- mitted having made one sale. but de- nied that her husband had shared in the profits. Asked why he was not working. sshe replied that illness would not permit him to go into the factory.
 Testifylng 10 the reputation of the tenement Patrolmon Stadler and Me- Away said they had seen six men drinking in the place on December II, about l0:30 a, m. The men were "old rounders" the former said.
 Other Cases Continued .. |,
 pionez Mykowski pleaded not guilty to charges of violating the liquor law at III Beaver straet. His case was continued to Wednesday morning at the request Of Lawyer z. J. Danaher. Evidence was secured by the police In raid yesterday.
 At the request of Lawyer Michael A. Sexton, the cases of John Okula and Alex korotski, held for the sale or liquor at 105 Broad street, were to next Wednesday morn- Ing. The adjournment is the second.
 Frank Andreczyk of 77 Grove street, whom the police arrested in a raid 1 Saturday. asked that he be given an opportunity to retain counsel. His I. ,ase went over to Wednesday morning. | He is' charged on two counts of liquor ' law violation.
 Disappointed Lover on Rampage
 Sergeant George c. Ellinger arrest Q I'd Frank Horwick, disappointed !, over, Sunday morning at A Grove treet, for breach of the peace and injury to private property of Mrs. M. Nisk. Frank went to Helen Samelin's enement and rapped at the window. When she did not appear, he pulled B ; picket from nearby fence and Il mashed several blinds Then the po- A ice were called. Frank told the court oday that he was to marry Helen, ut that Helen had been receiving oo ther men. He was angered and went st o her house to remonstrate. A fine of 5 and costs was imposed. p
 Boarder Ordered to Move u Alex Asalanis, boarder at the home u f MT. and Mrs. William Bartkowski, IT ,as ordered by Judge Klett to secure q, new boarding house by o'clock si evening, and report in court tf Wednesday morning. He and Williams ere arrested yesterday in a fight at he latter's home. - Mrs. Bartkowski was inclined to " entire blame on her husband who, 1e says, comes home drunk and fights W 'ith her boArder Alex. n Patrolman Stadler, who accom- lo anied Sergeant Matthias Rival to ca 1e home to make the arrests, testified pl nat the husband was perfectly calm in nd sober while the boader was drunk th nd appeared wild. William told him lat the boarder pays too much atten- on to his wife and he wants Alex to ave the house. In the opinion of the = ourt and the prosecutor the presence % Alex is the cause of all trouble, ence the order from the court that g vacate.