New Britain herald., 1923-04-16
Bought Whiskeyh School Used
For Voting; Man Informs Judge

oficer stadler said that tho father
came out OF the house. was stopped
by her talked a while and then start-
ed towards the house again. The po-
liceman said that he stopped Gadz-
nawski In front OF 80 Beaver street
and walked towards his house with
him. As he stepped into the door. the
officer said he felt OF the mans
pockets and then took six bottles OF
liquor from his clothes. He testified
that the accused told him the liquor
was for his own use. II
Michael Sexton. attorney for Gadz-
nawski. asked that he be permitted to
look at the warrant the officers used
In making the raid. He said that II
was one made out for Mrs. Gadznaw-
ski and not for the husband.
Officer Strolls testified that he has
seen men 60 into the store on North
street sober and come out drunk. He
said that Mrs. Gadznawski told him
that she Is the owner of tho store and
that her husband Is employed by her.
Attorney Sexton asked that the
accused be discharged but the motion
was denied by Judge Klett- Gadsnaw-
ski when called to the witness stand
testified that the business belonged to
his wife and that he worked for her.
He said that he haS not been working
in the factory for three years and that
he has been engaged In a business In
Torrington selling near beer" and
soda. He admitted that the liquor
was his and that 1t was whiskey but
he said he got It while voting In the
Bartlett school last Tuesday.
Stella Gadznawski testified that she
went to the store from the Elihu Bur-
rift Junior High school at about 11:4o
o'clock Tuesday m morning. When she
arrived at the store the policemen
we're there. They read the warrant
to the girls and the mother. she testi-
fed and then searched the place.
Judge Klett continued the case until
tomorrow morning.
Samenese Fined $50
Domonic Samenese Of Berlin avenue
entered a plea Of guilty to a charge
of violating the liquor law and was
fined $3.50 and costs/by Judge Klett.
Sergeant George Ellinger testified that
Samenese lived in a tenement OBJ the
second floor at 15 Berlin avenue and
that there was, no furniture in the
place. He stated that Samenese slept |
On the floor and conducted a grocery
store in the front room of the tene-
nent despite the fact that 1t was on
he second floor. Three milk bottles
llled with liquor were found in the
pantry as well as bottle of coloring.
)ne five gallon can and a one gallon
an OF liquor we're found under the
tairs leading to the attic. Nineteen
mpty cans were found in store
DOM, Policeman Strolls testified.
Gavin Fined $3.50
Attorney P. F. McDonough entered
plea of nolo contendre for James
Y. Gavin, who was arrested on Sat ,
rday morning following a raid con-
ucted at the Hotel Bassett of which
e is proprietor. William Greenstein,
! presenting the states case, said
nat the place has been under obser-
alton by the police for some time be-
ause of the alleged sale of liquor in
1e hotel. He said that when the Of
GERS went, into the place Saturday,
omething was thrown on the floor
-hich gave forth strong smell of
lcohol. Gavin was fined $3.50 and
osts by Judge Klett. The case
gainst Raymond Gavin, the son, was
oiled.
Helm Case Continued
The case of Edward HELM of AS
tanley street, who was arrested yes
,rday morning at his home by Detec- '
We Sergeant William P. McCue for Q
lie theft of suit of clothes from an T
automobile owned by David A. Ras-
low of the New York Sample store >
! Main street, was continued until
morrow morning.
Fight in North End
Pet.r Peletsky, charged with t
and breach of the peace +
as fined $40 on the first count and
s on the second. Steve Bresta, who :
as arrested with him for resisting
/ officer of the law, was fined SIS C.
ID costs. Both men were arrested p
/, Officers Moore, Dart, Hayes and r.
oty following fracas on North
reel early sunday IHoFHlIs. "
James Anasta, who was arrested on O
breach of the peace charge, was
scharged by Judge Klett He was h
reSted by Policeman William Strolls n
sterday on complaint that I'M and ct
o other men forced their WY into fe
home on Park street. Anasta tes- W
led that he has been living in New b,
'itain only four weeks and that he II
rs out with a fellow who worked b,
tn him at Corbins factory. He said
at he did not know where he was AZ
ing taken. When trouble started
tween the owner of the home and W
) friends, he said, he endeavored to
ep peace. al
Charged With Harboring Child m
The case of Eva Chernopsky of tt
urch street. charged with harboring OF
female child who had escaped from
E Girls Industrial school at Mid m
,town, was continued until Thurs
y morning. q
. Motor Vehicle Law Violations W
The cases Of Frank Monkiewicz and Oh
0 Marcine, both arrested Sunday by
liceman Clarence Lanpher for OPP ID
lting a commercial motor vehicle va
thout having the weight and capa- ha
Y of the truck marked on the side, of
re suspended on payment of costs.
Meyer Rosenholtz was arrested Mi
nday by Policeman William Hayes so
a charge of reckless driving. His we
e was continued until Thursday Sc
rning.
John Fahy of Meriden. who was
ested by officer Lanpher on
lrge of violating the motor vehicle Pr
!. was fined SIS for having improp- me
on his car and SIS for not pa