New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
HOLIDAY CREST IN
 COURT DOCK TODAY
No Serious Charges Preferred and Judge Is COnslderate

cslehratars sf the Fourth sf July were present in nolipe court Festef-
 day morning and tndaY ia the num-
 her of s8, hut inc most serious affenss that developed as result Of | the holiday was q breach Of the
 peace hy two men who imhibed a little too freely Of inc holiday spirits,
 Yesterday morning 1T men were
 aFraigned in court for violating the city ordinances ny shooting aff blank cartridges in rev0lVers, shooting iire- crackers in public places, and other
 illegal uses of fireworks, Fines of
 is without costs were imposed on all Of them,
 Carl Brisk of 2h Williams street appeared in court this morning and was arfalgned on charges of drunken ness and breach Of the peace, He
 was arrested with three other men who were charged with drunkenness by PRtrolman Anthony Krnszinis at
 Ellis and Maple streets last night whore the patrolman found them inc dulging in inc playful pastime of hurling bricks about the neighbor- hood He told them to move along and they went for a short distance only 10 come to another stop, He repeated his order and when they refused to move he placed them under arrest. I'risk is alleged 10 have become abusive to tho pblicc- man, using vile language after being placed under arrest.
 After being satisfied that nothing serious had happened, Judge filling suspended judgment in ih" itrr cases
 A holiday party In th" iat at 2i Booth street wound up Fiay af- ternoon in the arrest O. Mex Savin- ski of that address on charge of breach of the peace and assault. According to the story of tho com plainants in the case, people who live across the hall from Savinski. said the defendant was drunk yesterday afternoon and refused 10 leave their tenement when ordered. Instead Of leaving. he is alleged to have started fight. Savinski had an entirely different story to tell. He said that he was sitting on the porch with his wife when one of the men from the party in the tenement across from him came out and started to make himself obnoxious with the result that Savinski and his wife started to go into their tenement. Before he reached his tenement, he alleges that he was caught by the neck and pulled into the other tenement where he was manhandled by number of men who had been drinking all day. They finally allowed him to leave and a short time after, according to his story, Policeman Thomas J. Feeney came to the house and placed him under arrest.
 He was found guilty on both charges and fined s10.
 The cases against Bonislaw koy- towski and Joseph Wasek, alleged proprietors of the store at 122 Laray- cite street, who were arrested a week ago on charges of violating the liquor law. were further continued until July 14 for trial at the request Of i, Attorney Harry Ginsburg, counsel i for the defendants. Henry Mikowski, | Bruno Potash. Zygmond shumski, Tony Szaleta and John Beatty, the | i've men dTTeSteu at lNc StOT6 OH | charges of frequenting when the | the police raided if, had their cases ! continued until that time also.
 The r men to pay s5 fines for vio- l lating the city ordinances yesterday , were:
 George Nelson of No, 37 Cherry , street, Alvius Comes Of No. Az Cherry | street. Gildo Fusrie of No. 957 stan . ley street, Harold Datiato of No. 9S Clayton court, Benjamin Bagdararian of No. 155 North street, William Las key of No. 36 Gold street, Raffcl Dc ! Grabe Of No. fl Willow street, Fred Hebel of No 1132 East street, Will |, liam McNeil Of No. 266 East Main street, Peter Buttiazzi Of No. 33 Smith street, Paul Mangiatico of No. 1S4 Washington street, Daniel Todole of No. 34 Lafayette street, Herbert Swan of No. 31 Jubilee street. James ne Io