New Britain herald., 1924-10-18
BOY TELLS HOW HE tor
 sI,OOO. FROM BANK
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by Sergt. McAyay and the S275 paid for 1t was returned, so that Of the 5000 received at the bank, little over half was recovered.
 Bonds for their release pending arraignment in superior court were set at 5000 for Cerksnowicz and $500 for Tysko.
 Anthony Kurdac of 1eS West street. proprietor of pool room, changed q plea of not guilty he en- tered at Mondays session, and en- tered a plea of nolo contendere through his attorney, Judge William Mangan, to charges of violating the liquor law. His poolroom was raid cd last Saturday night by Patrolman Thomas J. Feeney, Patrick OMara and Thomas c. Dolan, and a pint bottle partly filled with liquor seiz- ed. Kurdac freely admitted to the police that he sold the liquor to few of his friends for 20 cents a drink.
 Judge filling fined him s25O and costs, and gave him suspended jail sentence of 30 days. John J. Costello, 151 Francis street, Hartford, was fined s125 and costs and given suspended jail sentence of 15 days when he was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle on South Main street last Saturday night while under the in fiuence of liquor. He took an appeal bonds for whichc were set at $500. He was arrested by Policeman Otis Hopkins after collision on South Main street shortly after/ll o'clock, when he drove his machine into one that was parked on South Main street near Ellis. Costello claimed that there was no lights on ! the machine he struck, and that a machine coming from the opposite direction blinded him so that he did not see the parked car. He denied that he was under the influence of liquor, saying that all he had to drink was two or three glasses of i home made wine.
 The police testified that Costello twas drunk and unfit to drive a car land that he staggered when ordered Ito get out of his machine by Police- man Thomas J. Feeney and Hop ikins. Chief William c. Hart and Detective Sergeant William P. Mc- Cue told the court that Costello had Laughing jag" on when he was brought to polics headquarters. 1 Jacob Chudzik of 155 Cleveland street, charged with breach of peace and assaulting his wife, had his case continued until Nov. 29 for final dis position and he was placed in care of Probation Officer Edward C. Con- molly. He was arrested yesterday after he had created disturbance at his nome, during which he was lalleged to have assaulted his wife and son. Chudzik claimed that his wife had started the trouble, arguing with him over money. He was badly cut about the head during the scuf- fe with his wife and son.
 James Mckinley, colored, o
 Plainville, charged with passing {
 standing trolley car on stanle. Istreet last Sunday. was fined s25 ant
 costs, the fine being remitted. H. Itold the court that the trolley he i. lalleged to have passed did not come to a stop until after he had passed lit.
 Michael J. Frawley of 6S McClin
 tock road, charged with reckless
 driving on Stanley street yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge. H. was arrested last night after his au. 1 tomobile was in collision with trol
 ley car, by Supernumerary Police
 man Joseph Hayes. He was finet
 $25 and costs, s15 remitted.
 Frank F. Muszynski of 226 Higf
 street. charged with failing to obe!
 the signal of Traffic Policeman Han
 ford Dart at South Church yesterday
 was discharged. He was represented
 by Attorney Thomas F. McDonough | Dart claimed that he had extended
 his left hand for the defendant tc
 stop and he slowed up, and thsr
 continued along without getting any
 further signal The defendant
 cliamed that Dart dropped his lef
 hand and signalled for him to pro
 ceed and he did so.
 Dart arrested Muszynski at thu
 corner of Church street after chas.
 ing him through Main street.
 Joseph Morawa of Fairviev
 street. arraigned on the same
 charge, also having been arrested by
 Dart, had judgment suspended 1T
 his case. He was arrested yesterda! noon when the policeman alleges ht