New Britain herald., 1924-07-28
JOY RIDE ENDS IN
 ROADSIDE CRASH
Cullck Fined SiOO for Driving
 Under Influence Ol Liquor

S'ANt N@
 Edward culiek of as noaih siree
 sss hnsd slao and given lb dal
 suspended laii sentence on ehargs
 Of drlAing an automobile while undel
 the influence Of liquor, hy Judge Ii
 W AlllnE in police court today, Stan
 lsy Damsin, Edward Naileki and llen'
 ry Lipiiz, passengers m ihe machine
 with cnliek, were lined sf each on q
 drunkenness charge The men were
 arrested on Negington avenue al
 about o'clock sunday morning by
 Policeman John o'Brien, The mar chine in which they were driving had
 run lnfe an smbankment and one of the front wheels was smsshed,
 officer o'Brien tes'iied that he was called 10 the scene by tho New. ington authorities and there found the four men intoxicated with Eullek sleeping across inc steering wheel, Sergeant MeANay and pr, \, l, satard testified that Quick was under Inc in. fuenee Of liquor when brought 10 DO. lice headquarters,
 Gambling and Liquor Itaih.
 Two early sunday morning raids conducted by Detective Sergeant Will liam r. McCue. Policemen Thomas Feeney. Patrick o'Mnra and Thomas Dolan resulted In the arrest Of two men on charges Of violating inc li- euor lap and l7 men on charges Of gambling. Woljciek Pylel. proprie- tor of ths Falcon club on sexton street. was arrested on charge Of violating the liquor law. On request Of Attorney Michael \, sexton his case was continued until Wednesday . morning.
 Tn. following men were arrested there on charges ot gambling, They pleaded guilty in court this morning and each was fined s3 without costs, The men arc Charles Drezek. Peter kowsioke. Frank Komanoki, Peter Pelsky, John Osga, Walter Jablon- ssk. Walter Moraski. Steve Gryzmal- Leo Beriskl, Joseph Perzain, Vincent I-tterin, Adam Garursk, John Wyd- lak, Adam Kawalski, Frank Gotlio- ski. Joseph Magdur and Mike kroski
 At sokol on Seaton street the po- lice arrested George Cherpack on charges of violating tho liquor law. His case was continued until August H.. number Of men were seated about tables but there was no evi- dence of gambling,
 Found Guilty of Gambling.
 Judge Alliny did not find sufficient evidence to hold John Trigitis on charge of keeping gambling husa at 3o1ia Main street, but did find him guilty of gambling and fined him s3 without costs Tony Malecka, krest Andretus, George Morris and Peter Captain were arrested with Trigitis | on. Saturday morning by Policemen l Mccue, Feeney and Dolan on charges ot fre1uenting gambling resort. 1 Morris and Malecka pleaded not ! guilty and were discharged. Andre tus pleaded guilty through Attorney | David L. Nair and he was fined s3 l without costs. Captain was arraigncI l in court Saturday morning on Il charge Of non-support. He was warned at that tome to keep away | from alleged gambling dens. Judge , filling gave him so day suspended jail i sentence, warning him that should he !, appear again he would serve his time.
 Spared Tor Family's Sake.
 Bruno Lack of 3SS Park street, a second offender, was given two 30 day suspended sentence on as many counts Of violating the liquor law. In passing judgment, Judge Alling said, IY<~ rft inr ,l nj hlo fr,r | you because I'm not, It is for your family of five children. Cut out treat ing your friends, for the next time you are in you will go to jail"
 Lack was arrested at about 4:S0 o'clock Saturday afternoon by Detec- tve Sergeant William P. McCue, Po- lcemen Fesney and O'Mara after they had entered his home and found liquor in the ice box. Officer Ieeney testified that a pan containing liquor was found in the ice box with food stuff Policeman Grabeck stated that the place has q reputation. Lack en- dearored to inform the court that he made the liquor for his own use and to "trest lis friends"
 Defended Wife, Fined s5.
 Frank Andrews, Portuguese, , charged with assaultiug Tony Rhodes because the latter is alleged 10 have . pa ssed remarks about Franks wife, N a.s fined s5 and coeta. Andrews said that if Rhodes had not talked too nuci, there would not have been any |, trouble.
 Put Wife Out of House.
 pat ,.|, rs.,, f r,y ,tr l nome at 2t6 Myrtle street yesterday by Motorcycle Policemen William strolls and William Hayes on charges ', ,f drunkenness and breach of the ,eace. His wife testified that her husband came home intoxicated and ,u,. her out Of the house. He "as med sS and costs on each count,
 Woman Strikes Child. Anna Poskos of Elm street went to o 5 Hartford avenue early Saturday |, light and succeeded in starting trou- , lie with friends. She assaulted a ten n ear old girl by striking her with the. ,1 esht that she was arrested by I'o- T oeman Tierney. In court this morn h nS she vas fined sj and cosis and farned to stay away from 7j Hart r ord avenue. l. Mary StanzuieNicz. charged with ts sssuting neighbor, had her case P; until Thursday morning, r. Held for Assauitiiig s,cp-Mutber. The case or Frank NicdWiecki, h1rged with breach of the peace, az continued until August ?. Nie1- .tecki, who is 10 years old. Has narged with a.-ssulttrg hts step