New Britain herald., 1923-10-22

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 Frank BIdka, proprietor of a frui
 store at the corner of Lafayette ant Grove streets, was fined $50 on
 reputation charge and $500 on charge of keeping liquor with inten'
 to sell. He was arrested saturda, night following a raid at his store D, Sergeant Patrick McAvay. onicer' O,Mara. stadler and Supernumerars officer Ratponatti. The lhtter Ies'i. :.
 fed this morning that he pnrchasea
 drink in the store for 20 cents. onh,
 cer stadler testified that ne anu Officer o'Mara have seen men Tn the
 store on several occasions.
 Girls Found In Hooch Joint
 Theresa Rose, age IT years was
 orraiened before Judge filling on . charge of street walking and faiins
 into the habits of vice. She was scn. fenced to the House or the 1ooo
 sbephcrd at Hartford while Q 10 year
 old companion. Esther Sandbers' was sentenced to the Long Lane farm. Ine pirls were arrested Saturday night by Sergeant McAvay and Officers O'Mara and Stadler at the restaurant at 1oo Washington street where the onicers also arrested Falconer and Motti on charges of violating the liquor law.
 The Rose girl entered a plea Of not guilty and the other girl was not ar raigned in court because she is under Is years of age. Sergeant McAvay testified that the Rose girl admitted to him that she had been out with men and worked at the restaurant for $16 week.
 Girl Key Worker Held
 The case of Anna YouskoslSy of Harford, charged with the theft of fur collar valued at s57 and owned by Helen Tumalas of Belden street, was continued until tomorrow morn ing. The young girl was arrested in Hartford yesterday by Sergeant Me- Away and according to admissions made to the police has entered several homes in New Britain and robbed them. Entrance was made by means of skeleton key
 Wilicki Breaks Records
 Paul Wilicki, charged with, drunk enness and breach of peace, was fined $15 and costs on the first charge and $1O and costs on the second charge. He was arrested at his home at s3 Broad street Saturday night by Police nan Moffitt on complaint made at police headquarters. The policeman testified that when he arrived at the nome he found victrola and several l- xxyt4~ e. 1kl l hat her husband came home drunk night, broke the records and hen struck her.
 Steve Hestick was fined $5 and ,osts on a drunkenness charge and judgment was suspended on the harge of resisting Policeman William )oherty. Hestick was arrested Sat lrday night at about 9:S0 o'clock by Officer Doherty on a charge of drunk mess. The officer testified that He's ick resisted him when he attempted o place another man under arrest for { eing drunk Ii 100 Washington Street in Limelight l
 The case of Charles Stankowitz, harged with drunkenness and breach g f the peace, was continued until l Wednesday morning on request of At s orney P. r. McDonough, counsel for t he accused man. On request of At 'rney s. Gerald Casales the cases of t oseph Motti and Alex Falconeri, r harged with violating the liquor law, a ere continued until Thursday morn- 5 lg. The men were arrested Saturday U lght following raid at restaurant T 100 Washington street by Detective Il William P. McCue, Sergeant atrick McAvay, Policeman Patrick s' Mara, John c. Stadler and Super lmerary Rapponotti. Edward John- ? m, charged with breach of the peace, '' 'ked for continuance of his case :. 1til Wednesday morning so that he D 1ght engage counsel. The request as granted.
 Overlooking Jitney Bus ie Charles Steppler was fined s5 with .i 1t costs when arraigned on charge M
 overlooking a jitney bus. Steppler v as arrested on Arch street last night s,' a Policeman Parker who testified ,.'' at there were 72 people in the bus M \, hile the seating capacity is 24. t, Judge filling imposed a fine of s10 as Id costs on breach of peace charge tb Id suspended judgment on a drunk n. ness charge preferred against Saliva. re Bendotti. He was arrested on Main rect Sunday by Policeman Dclbert ley The officer testified that Ben :, tti was causing disturbance in ca ain street building and when he fu dered the young man to go home W, was called names. He said that he Iie en placed Bendotti under arrest. to Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods nolled ol 2 case of Thomas Knight, who was es rested on non-support charge Sat ba day.
 E1ourislicd Butcher Knife
 Probation was revoked in the case br Alex Pallasawicz. arraigned before vi dge filling on a breach of peace = d assault charge. 1 , days of the 30 y jail sentence vas suspended and additional 15 day jail sentence was Q suspended. The accused man s arrested at his home, if Gilbert eet, early Sunday morning by Pc oman Souney. His wife testffed lt he came home drunk, called her mes and entered her bedroom with 1tftcher knife in I1ie bapda