New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
PERJURY CHARGED
 AGAINST MILAN
Made Contradictory Statements
 About Ownership Of Store
FRUIT OF RAIDS IN COURT
More Arrests in November for NiO- lation of Liquor Laws Than for Drunkcnncss--Mr. and Mrs. T. (. Olcott Married 50 Years.

'IIbll JV NUIAs
 Fined, jailed and bound over 10 the December term of the superior court on a charge Of perjury vas what happened 10 Henry Milan Tn the city court this morning after he changed sworn testimony made by him before d special session Of lh4 city court Un Saturday, Milan Was arrested iu the liquor roundup on Saturday and al that time he signed a sworn statement and also stated under oath that he was employed in the store run by Joseph IignIan on Laurel street where liquor Was found. Zigman was accordingly ar rested as the result Of the state ments but when the Ziguan case came to tria in the city court Mil- Ian refuted his statements and ad- mitted that hv vas the owner of the place.
 When asked by Prosecuting At torney James T. Mather why he made his statements on Saturday, he said that he Was trying 10 get out Of his trouble by blaming an innocent man, He was charged with one sale of liquor and on that count was fined S@00 and costs and sent 10 jail for 60 days.
 Joseph Iigman, alleged propri- etor of the place on Laurel street, was bound over 10 the December term Of the superior court. He was charged with a sale, keeping liquor with the intent to sell and having a reputation for ceiling. He has been before the local court several times before on the charges of liquor violations
 Jacob Hackman, proprietor of a | window cleaning business in this ! city who was arrested as the result | of having delivered liquor 10 Zig mans place according to the claims made, had his case continued until Monday morning.
 l Joseph ,Oczkowslli, who vas also arrested in the liquor raids on Sat urday night, but who is now under 1 the doctors care, had hIs case con- tinued until Saturday morning.
 Brown Sent Back to Jail After being released from the Hartford county iail )oss than two months ago when he served years time, William !, Brown. an old of fender of the liquor laws, was again Gt''n another sentence of 2 year in i1il hy Judge Donovan. Brown was arrested in inc liquor raids conduct cd by the poli0" depar'ment on Sat urd4T might after the store which he had opened only thron weeks ago on the West Side had been visited . In court he pleaded guilty to the charges of q sale of liquor and of keeping liquor with intent 70 sell and 'he maximum penalty of six months vas gtron on each charge. In pass ing sentence, Ju1se Donovan said '1 am not through with ;hc case vet. Something has Eot tc le done "a EN"p Brown out of Bristol" 'Ic tbon questioned Trovn's sanity and said that if some other place rather 'haO tho jail was tho place for Brown, that he wouIl send him thcre.
 Brown ras hren in the police court so many times that if is difficult 10 tar how many times ho has facoi tho judge. His last sert'nce WIS fo- "A months, but he Gl.. od two months off for Soo1 lchavior and was released few v'uNs ago.
 Volstcd Violation Popular
 this city for in'oHlcatlan during the month of November than thoro were arrests mado for violation of the liquor law. according to 'ho monthly report o' ,'hi.f of Pouco Ernest r. NoIor. which was issuoI 'oaay. Thor" vcrn t5 arrests nalo Cor 1io- 1a'ons or 'ho Hquo- law while ar rosts for intoWcaion numbered only .Yi.o.
 T'e 'ota1 rum'.o~ arr,s,s mad" dlwnz 'hn morfh uaS 5G witch vcrc made for t'.a 'oIoo t,l cauStS: tesaDrt and hr5a of tre 9aoco. 4: hr,aoh ot tho p'aro. {; for ou' o' town officers. '. fo~nirar1on ., tor ni~auon ard s.'u.uo0. !: fugitive from 1lsnr. .; intoTjcauon. 6; Ir- to>icafion arl reckless 1rivinS or motor ,o''-fe I: jn'o>ioation, r,- ris'arro aof vl'("' ir.0ry n r~,v- ate property, | operaunC motor .,rhc'o MT 3o~ tNo 'n0uenro n, N- auor. 2: ~o0&loss 5rir'ac oc motor , ,ahr.r :: tr-r., .: vaCraarv, :; 'jo.at,oo o' H7Hor law. R; violation r-- . g,,.~