New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-01
ALLUQUOR CASES
TO BE heard LATER
Continuances Granted to Later
Dates by Judge Huneerford

Either by request Of counsel or of
the prosecuting attorney all liquor
cases were continued in police court
this morning until later in the week.
ough the cases of Councilman Otto
Schmarr and Joseph Lang, charged
with violating the liquor law at the
corner of East Main and Spring
streets were continued until Thurs
day morning. Both men pleaded not
guilty to charges of reputation and
keeping liquor with intent to sell.
They were notified to be In court fol-
lowing raid Saturday afternoon by
Policemen Patrick O'Mara and John
Stadler. According to the police
Lang emptied a shaker containing al
legged liquor into a sink. Policeman
OMara scooped up enough from
which an analysis has been made and
the test shows that it is much more
than the law allows, it is claimed.
The restaurant is one which was re-
Gently dismantled by orders from
States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn.
Jacob Russell of 1877 High street.
charged with violating the liquor law
had his case continued until tomor-
row morning as did Adam Pawelczk
and Stanley Tiz, charged with selling
liquor in a pool room at 8 Broad
street Detective Sergeant William
p. McCue, Policemen John C. Stad-
Ter, Patrick O'Mara and William
Doherty conducted a raid Saturday at
which time about quart of liquor
was seized.
Russell was arrested by Officers
Stadler and O'Mara after police
agent had purchased alleged liquor
at his home. Policeman OMara
pulled off part of wainscoatng at
the home and found several quarts
of gin,
S35 Fine For Reckless Driver
William Comoski was fined s35 and
costs when arraigned before Judge
B. w. Alling on a charge of recl-
less driving. He was arrested on
Stanley street at the intersection of !
Seton Drive early yesterday afternoon
by Policeman Michael Mechan. An |
ton Szczepanski of "A North street |
testified that Comoski passed him out |
on the street causing him to leave |
the road and strike a telephone pole. |
The latter's machine was badly dam
aged while Comoski's car was not.
Stephen Jublanski was sentenced |
TO jail for so days on a charge of |
indecent exposure. Prosecutor Will |
liam Greenstein presented the states |
case.
John KamistynslSi, charged with as
saulting his wife. had his case con-
tinued until tomorrow morning. The
case of DR.. Leon Dairy, arrested Sat
urday night by Policeman Frant
Parker, for driving while under the
influence of liquor, was continued un-
til Wednesday morning at the request
of Attorney F. b. Hungerford.
Alessandro Zanetti was fined $40
and costs for driving an automobile
without an operators license. He was
Sunday by Policeman Par
ter.
Steve Narfiski of Park street was
lined IS and execution of sentence
was suspended. He was arraigned on
/ drunkenness and breach of peace
,harge.
John Mika was fined IS on an as
'ault charge and judgment was sus-
pended on a breach Of peace charge.
He was arrested at his home at sc
Grove street Saturday by Policeman
)'Mara. His wife testified that he
anne home drunk and when asked to
ielp to get dinner ready. he hit her
'ver the head with a chair.
Judge Alling gave William Mont
lille a go day suspended Jail sentence
nd placed him on probation with or
Iers that he secure employment as
Don as possible. He was arrested at