New Britain herald., 1925-05-23
BEER TRANSPORTER IS ASSESSED Sl5O
New Haven Man Had IS Cases
 on Truck

Pleading nolo contendere to charge of transporting liquor illegal ly, Alfred Staehly of New Haven was fined sl50 and given a suspend ed jallsentence of 60 days by Judge William c. Hungerfod today. He was arrested on May ? After Detec- tive Sergeant William r. McCue got a tip that he was tranporting a load or beer on Elm street. He was found driving a truck with IS cases of beer on it and on analysis, the beer is all leged 10 have been found to contain little over one per cent over the legal limit.
 Real Estate Man Goes to Jail Henry J. Foiren of Kensngton, local real estate dealer, was fined s100 and given suspended sentence of so days when he was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor on Franklin Square last Saturday night. The court revoked the suspension on a 15 days sentence previously i'm posed for a similar offense, and or dered Foiren committed to jail The court granted stay of execution of the jail sentence until Tuesday.
 Atty. Donald Gaffney appeared for Foiren and entered q plea of nolo contendere, following 1t up with plea for leniency. In imposing the penalty, Judge Hungerford said that he felt that Foren was the type of man that should not be allowed to operate an automobile on the high ways. i Disturbance in Store
 John Babula of 36 Silver street drew sl5 fine and suspended sen tence Of so days when he was found guilty of charge of breach of the peace on complaint of Stanley Mil ewski, storekeeper at 16t Broad street, Milewski alleged that Babu- la entered his-store and started call ing hom names and threatened him with bodily harm. The defendant was warned that if he should appear before the court again on any charge, he could expect 10 serve the 60 day sentence.
 Drenzik Fined S2OO
 Charle Drcnzik Of 36 Grove street was found guilty on a charge of l keeping liquor with intent 10 sell and was fined s20O and costs, the court discharging him on a charge of reputation. Drenzik was arrested last Saturday night when Detective Sergeant William P. McCue and Po- 1 liceman Thomas ]. Feeney visited his home and found several men sitting in the kitchen drinking liquor. He claimed he was not sell ing the liquor but that the men wcer friends of his and he was treating them.
 AggreSsor Fined S5
 Ernest Strom of 24 Norden street was fined $5 and costs on charges of breach of the peace and assault, and Edward Eiason, charged with the same offcnses, had judgment suspended in his case. They were arrested yesterday afternoon by Po- iiccman Thomas J. Fecney and upernumerary Policeman John Nolan after they are alleged to have been engaged in battle at Franklin and Elm streets. Eliason told the court that he was standing with several other men watching Strom and another follow wrestling about when Strom walked over to him and struck him in teh mouth, Not rcIish- ing the proceeding, Eliason pitched into Strom and battle ensued.
 McHale Case Continued
 stephen McHale, former member Of the local fire department and now of Shelton, entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of non-support of his family. and the case continued until Tuesday for trial at the re-