New Britain herald., 1923-05-21

Mrs. Mary WisaRiez Of lesAs Gold
 street teslifed that the man came %
 heF home thTew stones daNR the hall stars, smashed blinds sRd breks NiRT aeN's, He EaR aNay and was arrested
 pE the police at his home eR Grove street,
 High AiEeel Man finssl sIAa, . Louis MaleiS Of sig High street was arrested Saturday night by Sergeant Patrick AeANay and oflieeFs stadleF, Lee and o'MsFa fer violating the liquor laW, lie was fined sisA and costs, Walsk testified iha, he RuFs chased the liauoT the police found in his home for his own use, He said that an old man sold it ta him,
 He Was Passing Im All,
 Warner I3osk was arrested on Stan icy street near Francis street at about , o'clock sunday afternoon hy Pos lieeman William Hayes, He was aF- raigned in court this morning on a ehsFge oi reckless driving,
 Policeman Hayes testified that the accused passed three automobiles on Stanley street, dashed hack into line on the right side of the road and then | dashed out again ta pass seven auta- | mobiles, The officer said that before | the accused could get back Into line | again he ran into a nerlhhennd tFel- ley ear, smashing the front Of his I machine, He said that Bosk was travelling at the rate Of sS miles an hour,
 Bosk admitted hs had been drink ing earlier in the day. He was lined $50 and costs,
 Fought With Policeman.
 Fred canhne, arrested Saturday afternoon at obout o'clock by Pc. lieeman Michael Meehan. was fined slo and costs on drunkenness charge and sio and costs for resist Ing an officer when arraigned in court this morning. Attorney Irving iaehlin appeared for the accused.
 James Antonio testified that he saw ( the accused strike Officer Meehan and 1 Policemen cabelus and Storey testl- [ lied that canbne kept fighting the pos { lieemen from Lafayette street 10 the { police station. lt
 SIPS Fine For "Joy Rider
 Frank Grazik. n resident of New Britain for one month and formerly l ,t New York. was fined si25 and z 'osts by Judge Klett for operating a ' notor vehicle while under the infiu- 'nce of liquor. He was placed under ! .rrest by Policeman Thomas Feeney m Stanley street near Lakewood C boulevard early last evening. Police ( nan Feeney was returning from Hart Il crd in an automobile and was riding irectly in back Of the machine Gra- g ik drove. s
 John Hultgren of Belvidere festi- b led that he was travelling south on tanIey street and as he neared Lale boulevard he put out his hand as o to motorists in the rear that e was going to make turn. Before U e turned, he said he looked around t' nd saw an automobile approaching d { a fast rate of speed. Realizing the anger he was in he applied the pow r and drove ahead few feet. At lis, he said, Grazil's car stopped but few inches behind his. He said he :. ,ked the accused for his operators A ,ense but he would not show it.
 At this time Officer Feeney came ong and Grazik refused to show his cense to him. He said that he did ot have one. the officer testified oliceman Frank Parker testified that m e man was drunk and almost asleep ia
 his seat. co The case of Alex Kriwicki of 2so bs ark street, charged with violating sl e liquor law, was continued until a morning. Attorney Stanley 'aceski appeared for the accused. Bl
 Didn't Bother to Knock ar Adam Adionis was arranged in J, urt on drunkenness and breach of tn ace charge and John Ryan on each of peace charge The men tn gre arrested yesterday by Policeman te lomas Feeney and Peter McEvoy. Alex Zoboya testified that the two en came to his house before 1s clock Sunday morning and asked ch m for some liquor. When he refus-
 to give 1t to them, he said they = ,nt away but later returned and E-