New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
HOOCH AND RAzORS A AUGMENTATION
Hartford Man Arrested Alter
 Trolley Row Fined S5

Juhus Tomasso of Hartford pleaded
 guilty ta a charge of drunkenness and
 aas nned & and the court suspended
 Judgment on charge Of breach Of
 tha peace ln police court today, He
 Was arrested on complaint of 0nlelals
 Of the Connecticut company sha told
 Judge Alling that Temsssa refused 70
 pay hls fine and used improper Ian. guags on q HaFlfard trolley car, He
 Nas arrested hy Sergeant John J,
 King and Traffic Policeman Edward kieiy,
 i Asked by the court where he eh-
 lained his liquor Tomasso laughed
 and said Why. every place you go now, store or anYplaee else, they sell
 you moanshiRe," When searched at the police station, three razors were
 found in his pocket Judge Alling asked him why he had the FaEors with him and he said that he was going 10 Waterbury tn visit his brother and took ali his property with him so it wouldn't be stolen, Asked fl the three fasors constituted hls entire property, he said that he had some clothes, too
 Drove Unregistered Auto,
 substitution of markers from registered automobiles on unregister- ei machines is getting 10 be very common" was the statement Of Judge Alling m disposing of the ease against ZyEmond Muszynski. who was charg- cd with operating without license. dei,finr mn ,tnrf gistarol taaohinn anal with the improper use of markers. The court called attention 10 the fact that the improper use Of markers carries maximum penalty Of 500 or 3o days in jail. Muszyniski was fined si0 on the second and third charges, judgment being suspended on the charge of operating without a license.
 The man was arrested on West Main street near Grove Hill yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Clarence Lanpher. He told the court that he lest his license certificate Sunday night and that the machine he was driving was unregistered. the markers being used on it having been taken from q machine he sold several weeks l ago.
 Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods told | the court that the state was unable to | connect John Jacob with the cashing | of q draft at the New Britain Trust | and therefore was not ready | to proceed with the charge of obtain ! ing money under false pretenses.
 Jacob was arrested after an inyesti- ion Ia tf,fn aa al ft,f by his brother Joseph, that he had represented himself at the Trust com pany as the brother and had secured money on draft. Attorney Michael A. Sexton represented the defendant. The charge was nolled.
 Otto Kahn was arrested at his home last night by Patrolman Gustav Hellburg after the policeman investi- gated complaint made by the mans wife. Mrs. Kahn told the court that her husband is drunk every day and | is continually making a disturbance in the house. She said that she could get along better if he stayed away from home entirely. The case was continued until August 9th and Kahn was placed in care of Probation Off, eer Edward C. Connolly.
 Joseph Columbo of 73 Grove street Has fined S5 on a charge of drunken- less, judgment being suspended on preach of the peace charge. He was lrrested by Patrolman Hellhurg at his nome, after his landlord had com ,ained to the police that he was making a disturbance in the house. 1ellburg testified that the man was Trunk when placed under arrest, but le knew nothing Of the disturbance. The complainant in the case told the ,ourt that he did not want Columpo n the house as he was always drunk md worked only a few days a week.