New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
$50 COLLECTED
 IN LIQUOR FINES
Tamoucz and Colislo Plead
 Guilty in Police Court

police raided hia store at lss Hart ford avenue. Two fye-gallon cans of alcohol and two jugs were seized in a cache under a coal bine in the basement of the store.
 Aurelia Coliglo. one Of tho pro- prietors of the restaurant at 1o4 Commercial street, took all inc blame for the liquor business con ducted in the place when he was arraigned before the court and was fined sl50 on his plea Of guilty Claudeo Cont and Dominick Pietan- gello, arrested with him when, the police raided the place last satur- day afternoon, had their cases nolled by Assistant Prosecutor Will liam A. Greenstein. Pietangellos on whose person the police allege they found an envelope of obscene pie lures, had the charge against him for this offense nolled, there being no evidence that he intended to eS- hibit the pictures. Attorney MOTHS D. Sake appeared for the defena- ants.
 The police seized a pint of liquor and a glass in the restaurant, the court was informed, and had been watching the place for some time observing men from all parts of the city and of all nationalties going into the restaurant and proceeding to the back room.
 Lucian Mackora of 54o Washing ton street, charged with having ob- scene pictures in his possession Vltn intent to exhibit them, was founo guilty and fined sS5 and costs by Judge William C. Hungerford, who heard the case. Mackora was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Super numerary Policeman James Rappan- otti on Main street after he is all legged to have displayed the pictures, Rappanotti saw the pictures ana grabbed them, arresting Mackora.
 'Mackora claimed that he had no intention of showing the pictures and that the fellow who took the pictures yesterday grabbed them from a bill fold and started to look at them without his permission. Judge George W. Klstt'appeared for the defendant.
 Drove. But Had No License
 James Ritchie of 223 North street, charged with operating a motor ve- hicle without an operators license. pleaded guilty and was fined SIS and costs He admitted that he never had license.
 Ritchie was arrested by Patrol man George Collins after an acci- dent at the corner of Broad and Beaver streets last night when an auto driven by the man collided with; machine owned and driven by Charles Hajop Of q East Main street. Both machines were slightly damaged in the crash.
 Joseph Roth, proprietor of a store at 1O1 Whiting street in which the police allege they seized quantity of liquor Saturday night. pleaded not guilty to the charge and the case was continued until Wednesday for trial.
 Released From Jail, Causes Trouble
 Released from the county jail yes- terday morning after serving 15- day sentence for an alleged assault upon his wife, John Buda is alleged to have proceeded to his home and resumed his activities where they were interrupted by the police on his arrest the last time. The police were notified of the homecoming and the greeting he had for his family, SO Policeman Patrick J. OMara set out on his trail. The man had de- parted from the house when the po- lceman arrived, but returned last night and was placed under arrest.
 Judge filling found him guilty on the charges and imposed a suspend ed Jail sentence of 30 days, placing Buda on probation.
 William Casprow of tho Hotel Grand, charged with obstructing a policeman in the performance of his duty, had his case nolled. Gas prow vas arrested last night by Pstrolman Thomas Rouski after an alleged disturbance on Main street.
 Bloc Pleads Not Guilty.
 Samuel Bloc of PA North street, arrested after the police raided his store Saturday night, entered a plea of not guilty and the case was con- tinued until Thursday for trial at the request of Judge William r. Mangan who appeared for him.
 14-Year.old Girl Complainant.
 Anthony and Adolf Mankus of 360 North Burritt street and Joseph Eied1wicki of 213 Pennington ave- on charges growing out of their all legged relations with a 14-year-old girl. The girl was committed to the Long Lane farm last week after she made admissions to the police snd the case was continued until Thursday for trial so that she can be brought back to testify against the young men. Attorney Morris D. ssxe appeared for Niedzwicki.
 George Beckett of the Bronson hotel, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. was fined s6 without costs when he entered pleas of guilty. He was arrested \ Saturday night on Main street by Patrolmen Daniel Cosgrove, William J. Doherty, Thomas Rouskl and Frank Parker.
 Crap Shooters Fined. severin Bsrrows, colored, of 43 Cherry street, and Steve Albsnese of l75 Park street, charged with shoot ing crap On Cherry street Saturday night, were found guilty and hped sS without costs each. They were arrested after the police investigated a complaint that there was a crap game in progress in the middle of Cherry street. Nicholas Zicarti, arrested by Motorcycle Policeman William S. strolls Saturday after he is alleged 10 have created A disturbance at his home, it Court street, was placed