New Britain herald., 1923-04-30
STIFF fine IMPOSED
ON WINTER ST. man
Bederman Must Pay $500 as Re-
suit Of Visit by Rddins Squad

Gustav Bederman OF 142 Winter
street was fined 5000 and costs and
sentenced to 10 days In jail for keep
Ing a place where. 1t Is alleged
Intoxicating liquor Is sold and for
selling liquor. by Judge Klett In pc.
lice court today. The jail sentence
was suspended.
Policeman John Stadler testified
that the police conducted a raid on
Bedermans home on Saturday after
noon at about 3.d0 o'clock. Mrs
Bederman was home at the time the
search was conducted, the officer said.
Policeman Stadler testified that liquor
was found In a gallon jug In the coll
lar where other empty jugs were al
SO found.
The policeman stated that on April
2 he saw four men go into the house
sober. and two of them came out
drunk. He also said that he has re-
ceived information that Bederman
carries a small bottle and glass
around with him in his clothes and
sells drinks on the street. Policeman
Stadler testified that he has received
a complaint that Bederman sells
liquor in a Main street building hall
way. Policeman Patrick O'Mara testi-
fled that while the policemen were
conducting the raid three men visited
the Bederman home.
Bederman testified that his wife
was arrested on the previous raid
made al the home and he is still en-
deavoring to pay the fine. He said
that If the police come to the house
many more times they will be taking
the furniture out with them.
Tho case of Joseph Bogdanski,
charged with violation of the liquor
law. was continued until Thursday
morning in order to grant the accused
time to secure the services of law
yer.
On request of Attorney William F.
Mansar the case of Raymond Stalk,
charged with harboring a female
child, was continued until Thursday
morning. Judge Klett, acting on the
request of Prosecuting Attorney
Joseph Woods, also continued the case
of Mrs. Eva Chernopsky, charged with
harboring minor femal child, from
Wednesday until Thursday morning so
that both cases may be tried together.
Rawson Refused to Bulge
Edward Rawson was arraigned for
failing to move when told to do so
by policeman. He was arrested
about 10:45 o'clock Saturday night at
the corner of Main and East Main
streets by Policeman Charles Ander-
son when he failed to move on when
instructed to do so. Policeman An
derson testified in court that he told
Rawson to move on several times but
he paid no attention to what was told
him. Judge Klett fined the accused
SO and costs but suspended judg.
ment.
Thomas Manning, charged with
drunkenness. out on probation from
the State Farm at Norwich. had his
probation revoked and was again SEN
fenced to the farm by Judge Klett.
He was arrested at the corner of |
Main and Commercial streets on Sat-
urday afternoon
The case of Eric Ohlson. charged |
with breach Of peace and assault. was
continued until June 30th with the
accused placed on probation.
Judge Klett continued the cases OF
Ludwig Miadz and Tony Kozhinowicz,
charged with violating the liquor law,
until Thursday morning.
WallopS at $40 Per Wallop
Joseph Chandler. William Frazer
and Moleste Lupi were arraigned in
court each on breach of peace and
assault charge and Chandler with a