New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
 RESTAURANT OWNER
Church Street Man Sent Away
 and Fined S2OO Also

] Tony kozhinowlcz, proprietor Of q ] restaurant at i05 Church street, was l fined S201 and costs and sentenced ] to serve 90 days in jail by Judge George W. Rlett in police court this morning when he was arraigncd on charge Of violating the liquor law. Bonds in case Of an appeal were fixed at $500. Judge Klett in passing judg- ment on the case said that Ko2hino- wicz has been n court altogether too much
 The accused was arrested with Lud- wig Miadz when the restaurant on Church street was raided on Tues day. April 2i by Policeman John c. Stadler and Patrick O'Mara. Miadz was discharged by Judge Klett
 Caught in Trap
 In police court today Policeman Stadler testified that when the raid was made on the police Miadz shout ed as soon as the two policemen had entered the place. They went to the rear of the restaurant and saw koz- hlnowicz take glass from a shelf and pour the contents into a sink. The policeman stated that he took off the trap and poured the contents of the trap into q pail, which he had previously washed. He then said that he put some of the contents in two bottles, keeping one and turning the other over to the owner. According to the policeman the place has been un der observation several times and men have been seen to go in sober and come out drunk,
 NJ. W. Davenport, chemist, testified that he analysed the iquor brought him by the police department and found that by volume it contained Al per cent alcohol. He also an- alyzed the contents of the bottle brought him by Kozhipowicz and said that it contained no alcohol.
 Mir. Davenport stated that if he had known that the liquor brought by kozhinowicz was from the same place as that brought by the police he would not have analysed it, He said he considered it unethical to analyze liquor brought him from opposing parties of the police department.
 Food Disappears.
 The accused testified that he is operating a restaurant at the store which was raided by the police and at the time the raid was made he had more than three pounds of ham, five dozen of eggs, three pounds of pork chops. one loaf of bread and 15 gal Ions of coffee. Policeman Stadler said that he saw but two eggs in the store at the time of the raid.
 David Gorfain, charged with violat ing Section 42 of the motor vehicle law was discharged by Judge Klett. He was arrested yesterday afternoon on Main street by Policeman Peter Cabelus but testified in court that he | has had markers painted and will l have them put on his truck. {,
 Judgment was suspended in the | continued case of Arne Ahlin when | he produced certificate of Agistra- | ton for his automobile.
 Bagdanskf Fined $50
 Joseph Bagdanski, who operates a store and garage at the corner of | Broad and High streets, was fined $150 by Justice of the Peace NJ. D. | Saxe. He was arrested on April 2Sth | raid at his place where a quantity Of liquor was found in the | upper portion of a barn, an empty pint bottle in his store and nine. five gallon cans of liquor werefound under the floor in the garage, Sergeant Michael Flynn led the squad of po- liccmen who made t}n arrest. Police