New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
GAMBLERS CAUGHT
 IN MAIN ST. RAID
Six, Including Proprietor, Fined
 in Police Court Today

Six men were fined in police court E this morning by Judge William C. Hungerfard when they were arraigned < on gambling charges as the result of raid by the police on the coffee
 house at 29S Main strcctc last night : The police found q card gamo in ysession when they arrived at the 5 place, and seized the pot &, and 10 men, one Of them. sam Moses, the ! proprietor, being charged with keep : ing gambling house. and the others 7 being charged with gambling
 Moses was fined sl0, Joseph Jacobs, : Ella David, John papus. Frank Isaac ! and James Franklin were all fined s3, Peter Jacobs and Frank Isaac were discharged, sam Hosanna failed to appear and his bond was forfeited. and Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods en- ! tered nolle in the case against Alex Pera.
 Detective Sergeant William r. McCue told the court that the coffee house is well known to the police as place where men go and play cards for money. He said that several complaints have been made 10 the police about gambling there. About three weeks ago the place was raided and number of men arrested.
 The defendants claimed that they were having sociable game of cards and that there was S2 at sttake, the n coffee for the crowd.
 Knife and strap T~ed
 The family troubles of William and Bertha Osakayicz were aired before Judge Hungerford and William was charged with breach of tho peace and assault and his wife with drunken ness, breach Of the peace and assault.
 The court had an opportunity to study the case from several different angles, as each witness had n differ ent story Of the affair. but Osakaricz and his daughter vchemently de- nounced Mr. OsakavicZs sister-jn-law who lives across the hall from them at 59 Broad street. They said that there Is never any trouble in their home until she comes across the hsll anu lnterferes in their family affairs. The sister-in-law testified that she never drinks, but Osakaeicz disagreed With her, saying that she is always drunk like cow"
 During the argument Saturday night, strap and butcher knife were used, the sistcr-in-law claiming that osakaNicz hurled tho knife at her and then took the strap and beat her. After the strap changed hands few times, she finally got it and used it on his head, cutting it in sereral places.
 Judge Hungerford told Judge Will liam f, Mangan, who appeared for the defendants. to warn his clients that they would have io bring an end to their battles.
 olcsea,icz Is in Again
 Peter Olescaricz was released from jail last l'giday morning upon com pleting a sentence imposed for driv- ing under the influence Of liuuir, and he went homo and demanded inc keys 10 his automobile so he could go out for a ride His wife refused 10 give them to him as his license h,q been suspended and he has no right to drive a machine. Peter. however. made up his mind tht he was going to get the keys SO ho drove his wirp out or the house and started io ran- sack their home in search Of the keys. During his search. his eyes fell upon several wedding pictures and he took them and burned them np. He told the court that he never liked those pictures anyway and has