New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
JUDGE ALLING RULES
 0N SEARCH WARRANTS
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the liquor short time before the arrival Of the police for her hus- bands use, Some of 1t had been put into a small bottle, and she said that she did that 20 that her husband wouldn't know she had Jug of 1t in the house or he would drink too much of it,
 Judge filling discharged the wom- an, saying that the only evidence before the court was that she had liquor illegally in her possession, but that was not case that state courts are empowered to deal with.
 Mrs. Salvatore Cappollo. who was arrested Sunday when the police raided her home and seized large quantity Of wine and some liquor. changed her plea of not guilty 10 guilty and was fined sl5O and costs Assistant Prosecutor William A. Greenstein entered a nolle in the case against her husband, who WAS arrested on the same complaint, when Atty. r. F, McDonough, rep rescnting the defendants, told the court that the woman took all the 1 blame for the sale of liquor.
 Michael Waida of 193 North street, employed In restaurant at the cor ner Of Winter street and Hartford avenue, changed a plea Of not guilty to guilty when he was arraigncd on charge Of violating the liquor laws. The charge against Joseph Jarek, proprietor of the restaurant, was nolled when Wajda told the court that he was selling the liquor him self 10 make extra money and that Jarek had nothing to do with if.
 The restaurant was raided last Thursday by Detective Sergeant Will liam P. McCue, Policeman Thonfas J. Feeney and Patrick O'Mara, the police sezing a milk bottle partly filled With liquor. Wajda was alone in the restaurant at tho time.
 Atty, NcDonough told the court that Wajda had promised that he would abstain from dealing in liquor in the future. Waida was fined sl5o and costs. the court warning both him and Mrs. Cappollo that fl they were brought before the court again for liquor law violations. they could expect to serve jail sentences
 Frank Gallo. 1l7 West Main street Plainville. charged with indecent as- sault upon two girls, one nine years and the other six years Of age, was | discharged when the court was un. able to find any evidence in the stories of the two girls that would bear out the charge to show prob able cause on which the defendant would be bound over to superior court. Gallo was arrested last night by Patrolman Thomas J, Feeney or a warrant, issued after Detective Sergeant William P. WcCue had in, vestigated the complaint made by the mother of the two children. Detective Sergeant McCue told the court that the stories told by the children in court were not the same as the ones they told him in the de- tective bureau. as the story the, story they told him involved the de fendant more than the ones the! i told in court. Atty. S. Gerard Casal' appeared for the defendant.
 Afhur Brink. 46 Pliny street Hartford. pleaded guilty to charges of operating a motor vehicle with cut license and reckless driving and was fined slo and costs on th' first charge and $25 and costs or the second He was arrested las night after he had crashed into { machine on Pleasant street.
 Martin Nojick, 236 Windso street, Hartford, charged with op eratinE truck without the capa city displayed on inc side, wa found guilty and fined s5 and costs He vas arrested at the corner O Main and East Main streets ycstcr day afternoon by Traffic Policeman John Stadler.
 Charles Pratt Of fl Broad street charged with failing 10 obey the sig nal of Traffic Policeman Stadlcr, wa found guilty and fined g. and costs
 Charles Amicioli of Portland charged with reckless driving. hat his case continued until next Thurs day for trial.
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