New Britain herald., 1923-06-18
BIG COURT DOCKET
 GREETS HIS HONOR
Monday Morning Grist Includes
 Major and Minor Ohenses

Violators of the liauor law, motor vehicle law, state law relative to rent ing rooms for unlawful purposes and the usual number of weekend aIhhhs occupied the attention Of Judge h' w. Alling in police court this mofhlhs' Prosecutor Joseph c, Woods present. ed the states ease,
 Thomas Burke, who was arrested Saturday night at about o'clock ps Policeman William D0herty for drNr ing an automobile while under inc ins fiuenee Of liquor. was fined sloo and giyen a IS day suspended laIl sen, tsnee. Roth Policeman Doherly anu Lieutenant samuel Bamferth testiheh that the accused man was drunk,
 Oscar Ahlgren and John Ahigfeh' brothers, were arraigned m eonft on a drunkenness and assault ehafse' They were arrested Saturday night at ii,sn o'clock hy Policeman Charles Anderson and supernumerary Police man Apostolas Pianos at 4:s Main street. The officers upon entering h room st this address, found hlooh spattered about the walls and on we floor and both men in an inteNieh'ea condition, John testified that he was not drunk while Oscar said that John came home drunk and struck him on the face. oscar was fned sa TOT pc ing drunk and John sh on each or the counts charged against him,
 Stanislaw Duke was arrested at o's" o'clock last night on Jerome street nS Policeman Thomas Storey on drunk enncss and breach of peace charge Officer Storey testified that he arrest . cd Duke on complaint. He was hned siO and costs.
 Birthday Party Raided
 Judge filling discharged C. NJ. NC Comes Of 100 Chestnut street, who was arrested about midnight satnrdoy by Detective Sergeant William r. Mccue, Sergeants Michael Flynn, Pat rick McAyay. Policeman Patr'cK O,Mara and Edward Riley for rio'at- inr the liauor law. Tho policemen visited the home on Chestnut street and seized a small quantity or alleged liquor.
 Sergeant McCue testified that when the policemen entered the place they saw two men in the living room anu Mrs NcGomes was in the kitchen' lie stated that some liquor was found Tn a bedroom quart bottle was found in travelling bag and still more al legged moonshine was found under the sink in the kitchen.
 Eva Freeland, visitor, testihed that she did not buy drink at the home that night and had not been drinking whiskey. She said that she had joined the crowd in drink or .punch" but that was all. Welcomes testified that he was holding birth day party for his wife. He denied selling liquor and stated that he worked too hard to have time to sell it. Judge filling stated that from the testimon, presented there was no evi- dence of selling liquor and therefore discharged the accused man.
 Washington St. Resta,rrateur Fined.
 Adam klinkowicz, who conducts the restaurant at 229 Washington street was fined s100 and given T. day suspended jail sentence on a charge of violating the liquor law. Police man John c. Stadler testified that when the police raided the place al 5:15 o'clock Saturday afternoon they found the clerk behind the counter in an intoxicated condition and three men in the place were also drunk. lie testified that small quantity of liouor was found behind partition and still more in the cellar. The po- liceman also testified that this place of business changes its ownership about every other week.
 Klinkowicz testified that he has owned the place only since Tuesday of last week and did not know that the liquor was in the building. He said that he had only been in the eel lar once and at that time did not see any liuuor. Judge filling in passing judgment stated that it was about time this place was done away with insofar as the selling of liquor is con- cerned.
 Did Not Eyadc Responsibility
 Argo Peterson, whose case was con- tinued from Saturday of last week, was discharged when arraigned before Judge filling on a charge of eyading responsibility. The accused man was notified to be in court by Policeman William StroI after it had been learn ed, upon in estlgation, that he was the driver ,f an automobile which struck Miss , da Faigin as she was crossing Main street at the corner of Winter street last Friday noon.
 Miss Faigin testified that she col lided with Pc tersons car as it turned from Main street onto Winter street. The car struck her near the rear of the front fender and knocked her on the running board, she said. Mrs. Charles Dump testified that she pulled Miss Fsigin from the running board. A Mir. Dixon testified that he was rid ing in the rear of the car at the time of the accident and told MT. Peterson to continue on his way as he did not believe the woman had been hurt. Attorney Donuld Gaffney appeared for the accused man.
 James Johnson, Mrs. Eva Freeland and Rufus lIoorehead were arraign- ed on a chariye of misconduct. oJhn- son was fined $7 and costs, the Free land woman was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail. the case of Moore