New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
THRff WILL FIGHT
 SIDEWALK CHARGES
Want Hearing on Complalnt Of
 Not Cleaning Their Walks

' cutting attorney made out war rants for their alleged neglect to com- ply with the law regarding the clear ing Of sidewalks decided that they
 would not pay the s2 until they had
 their cases threshed out in court. appeared at the police station this morning and told Capt. George J. Kelley that they were going to fight it out in court rather than pay him the s2 without costs, the usual fine for the offense.
 The captain turned the warrants over to Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods and they were arraigned in police court before Judge Benjamin W. filling. Pleas of not guilty were entered and the cases were continued until Wednesday for trial. The de- fendants are George McGauley of = West Main street, George Gordon Of Center street and Frank Sawicki Of SS6 Broad street.
 Had Row in Thcater
 Louis Squillaciote of 16 Maple street and Michael Jerzesh of 30 Gold street were in police court this morning on charges of breach of the peace as the result Of row started last night at the Capitol theater and was continued in front of the police station after Squillaciote had been arrested. An ad- ditional charge of resistance was placed against SquilIaciote and Jerzes- Xxi was charged with obstructing the sidewalk and refusing to move when ordered by a policeman. The cases were continued until tomorrow morn- ing. Attorney Mortimer Camp appear ed for squillaciote.
 AS near as the police could learn, the row started in the theater over a vacant seat and Patrolman Michael Cosgroye, who was on duty at the theater intervened. squillaeiote is al- legged to have been abusive to the pa- trolman with the result that he was arrested for breach of the peace. When the officer attempted to take him to the station, he put up such a fight that Patrolman Cayer came to Cosgroye's assistance and Squillaciote was handcuffed and taken to the sta- tion with considerable effort.
 Jerzeski, with whom Squillaciote was having an argument and who the 1 latter alleges assaulted him, followed l to the station with crowd of his | cronies. patrolman Gustav Hellberg ordered the crowd to disperse but ! Jerzeslsi si alleged to have told them . not to mind the patrolman but to stay . there. Hellburg then placed him under . arrest for obstructing the sidewalk and breach Of the peace.
 acrused of s60 Theft
 Mike Mckay Of gI Center street is alleged to have stolen s6o from Martin Melowski Of the same address and used a small part ot it to pay a few bills and the balance to go on an old fashioned drunk. He pleaded not gull ty to theft and drunkenness when ar- faigDed in court this morning. The case was continued until tomorrow '
 Mckay was arrested by Detective Patrick U'Mara and Patroiman Peter cubclus saturday night after Melowski complained to them that he had miss ed SGn and that Mckay, who was broke" a little while before, had been 1 displaying roll of bills and buying liquor after paying several bills hc owed.
 Cost ssaO to Have Liqnor (
 Augustine Luzetu Of All Myrtle street pleaded guilty 10 having n reputation and keeping liquor with in. tent to sell when arraigned before Judge Alling. He was fined s250. Y
 i.uzctit was arrested Saturday night by Onieers Thomas j. Feeney and N'il- liam F. Hayes who visited his house and store with a search warrant and two 5-yallon cans Of al- rohoi. which they found hidden in the house. The police told the court that Luzetti admitted to them that he sold the liquor for s2 q quart Complains have been received by the police that men go into Luzetti's place after work nights and Saturday afternoons and always come out drunk.
 IaEiski Case Continued
 Tadeus Laziski Of 333 Park street {, pleaded not guilty 10 a charge of z violating the liquor law and his case WAS continued until Wednesday under s 5000 bonds. <,
 Iaziski's place was raidcd Saturday |, liEHt b9 DliittIs W liihil T. tids '5 tifiu |, Patrick UMara and about 12 gallons Jf liquor was seized. ,
 Damaged Neighbor's Property
 Paul spencler failed to appear in .ourt when his name was called and lis bond was called and forfeited. He same in late however and will appear tomorrow morning. He Is charged [ with drunkenness and injury to priv ate property. Spcncicr went on a -ampage Saturday night after he had q filed up on liquor and caused consid- J s..3.tr f..-.ftrr,fry ora4fr1 Tefa%rs- I