New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
TREATED FRIENDS,
 PAYS FINE OF Sl5O
Union Street Man Caught Carry-
 ing Liquor to Store

Ii cost William Hubis s150 for
 treating two old friends Saturday
 night, as he told the court. when ar
 raigned before Judge William C,
 Hungerford in, police court this
 morning, that he had d couple of
 friends drop into his store and was
 just bringing back two bottles of
 liquor to treat them when the police
 arrived and arrested him on charges
 of having reputation and keeping
 liquor with intent to sell. The court
 foand him guilty on the second
 count and dismissed the first.
 Hnbis has a store at Union street
 the police have been watching for some time. Detective Sergeant Will
 liam P. McCue, accompanied by Ser
 geant George C. Ellinger and Police
 men Thomas J. Feeney and William
 r. Hayes, visited the store shortly after o'clock Saturday night and
 found two men waiting in the back room in which there was no light, Hubis was not around at the time, but soon came in from his house with the two bottles of liquor in his pockets. A search of the store and flls HousS Idlleu to feNsal any hioie liquor.
 Judge William F. Mangan repre- sented the defendant
 RydaIs Are Discharged.
 Boeslaw Rydal and his wife of IS Silver street were discharged on i charges of having a reputation and | keeping liquor with intent to sell 1 after the court decided that there was doubt whether the liquor seized | by the police in their home was kept for illegal purposes.
 Mrs. Rydal told the police when they went to her home that there was liuuor in the house, but that her hus- band had it for his own use. She brought one and onc-half gallons Of alcohol from q bedroom which she said was all that they had. A search revealed another gallon behind a trunk in the bedroom. The woman and her husband disclaimed all knowledge of that, saying that they did not know it was there.
 Rydal told the court that hc bought the liquor about every three months. and that he never sold any of 1t. although once in n while he would treat his friends when they came to the honse. Two witnesses summoned by tho police, and upon whose stories the police worked to secure the evidence for the dofend- ants arrest. baked when called 10 testify and did not give any evidence against the Rydals.
 Shaved Friend. Arrested
 Charles Aha jan went to the barber shop at IS Commercial street where he is employed as barber yesterday afternon 10 shave and clean up, and while he was there Ii friend of his asked him 10 give him "once oser.' Charles did and landed in police court on a charge of violating the sunday law" Judgment was suspended, nfter Judge Hungerford warned him not to ' let 1t happen again.
 Drove Wife From House T.
 wadisaw Dalkosky of 5e5 Broad street apepared before tho court for , the second time in n short while for breach of the peace as n result of an ! argument at his home during which 2 he struck his wife and drove her from inc house. He also took n few swings . at his daughter according to her tcsti- ' mony in court, when she attempted h Y to aid her mother. Dalkosky told tho p court that his wife gets about SIS week from four children who arc working and she spends it so fool ishiy, 1t makes him mad He doesn't turn in any of his pay, at all, he tes- tiled. s
 He was arrested last night by Po- liccman Thomas J. Feeney after complaint had been received at police h headuuarters that there was trouble st his home. The policeman found |. the woman outside of the house and 7, Inc daughter in the hallway. Dal- = kosky was in tho house and had been .. drinking. according to the testimony. ~
 Take Call Brings Its Har,cst
 An excited voice on tho telephone ', sst night told the police that a man '" rad been shot at i5 Beatty street and ., he patrol was rushed 10 the address. \, No sign of any shooting could he s' ound by the police but they did dis t,, over a friendly little game of set - Jack in progress with glassful of ,,1 times on the center of the table.
 As a result, Lcppo Rohatz was ., ound guilty in court this morning on n' charge Of maintaining q gambling TT lousc and was fined sio. The other of the game. Joseph 'opeur, Joseph Cobat. Francis Cisae md Frank Paul Elaski. wcrn found IT utility of gambling and fined s3. of
 Youth of 11 Drove Auto ,b Hyman Nair. Of s5f Main street ot ras found guilty or driving motor of ehicle without license and nncd cn anu eosls' he ais' Itfel'cd bo sprimsnd and warning not 10 appear m, efore the court again on similar rs. harge. Sair. who is only l : years old, or