New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
JAKUBIAK JAILED
 AND FINED S2OO
Doty's Opponent Convicted Of
 Transporting Liquor

transporting nqu0r uelofe Juuse William C. Hungerford in police | court this morning Frank Jakubiak was fined s200 and sentenced to jail for go days, John Gryzlnia ot e Grove street arrested with Jaku- hiak on charges of interference with . policeman in the performance of . his duty and with resistance, was | l fined Sl00 and costs, and John . Guida of SS silver street, alleged 10 have been a third party in the . affair, was discharged after witnesses established an Rlibi for hm.
 The arraignmcnt of the three . men was the result ot an affair on | Washington and Myrtle streets on Easter Monday night after fatrol- man David Doty became suspicious Of a machine he saw parked on Washington street. The patrolman started toward the machine when Gryzinia approached him and at tempted to delay his progress, poty testified. The policeman said that Gryzinia was feigning drunkenness, so he did not pay any attention to him and proceeded to the machine 1 which suddenly backed across the road.
 Doty said that he ran across the street and hopped on to the running board of the machine, but Gryzlnia was right after him and tried to pull him off the machine. The police man claimed that Guida was sitting in the front seat of the machine with Jakubiak and he attempted 10 push him off the running board too. Dety finally shook off Gryzina and pulling his revolver, ordered Jakubiak to drive the machine to police headquarters, and this the driver started to do, but arriving at the corner of Washington and i Myrtle streets, the machine was | stopped and Jakubiak refused to | proceed any farther.
 Here another battle ensued when | Gryzinia came upon the scene. Dur ing the scuffle Gryzinia ran around 1 the machine and took 8 tiye-gallon can of alcohol from the rear seat and started to run away with 1t. As ] he did. John Frawley, q motorman for the Connecticut company, ar- | rived on the scene and running after the fleeing man recovered the can. Judge William r. Mangap, repre- | senting Gryzinia, questioned Fraw- l ley at length on the manner in which he had tripped Gryzinia. The mo- 1 torman said that when he started in | pursuit of Gryzinia, the man had a start of about IS feet on him. He said that as he followed, he saw that Gryzinia was gaining on him so he tripped him up. Judge Mangan could not understand how Frawley ] had managed to trip up the fleeing / man when he was over IS feet in the rear of him.
 Gryzinia told the court that he w had been drinking that day and Y could not remember seeing Jakuhak on the day in question. He said that the first he knew of the affair wa;
 when he avoke in a cell at police headquarters on the following morn, ' ing.
 l& Guida claimed that he attended 8 - party in the same house in which he
 lives from 5 o'clock to g o'clock or
 the night of the affair and could not
 have been in a position to have play,
 ed the role Doty alleged he did. Foul
 girls and a young man who were al
 the party corroborated Guida's story
 Atty. Morris D. Saxe appeared fol
 Guida and with Nathan o. Freed
 man of Hartford, represented Jaku
 biak.
 - MaIys Fined $200
 Peter Malys of 47S South street
 arrested Saturday night on charge = of violating the liquor laws, wa found guilty and fined $200 an, costs He pleaded not guilty an claimed that the two gallons of win
 seized by the police at his hom N were for his own use. The polio \ testified that they had observed tn Malys place and had seen men en
 ter sober and come out under the in fuence of liquor.
 Benson Fined S15
 John Benson, arrested at hi
 rooming house. 234 Arch street yes
 terday morning by Patrolman An thony Walinczus, was fined s15. an
 costs on charges of drunkenness an
 breach of the peace. He was arrest - ed after a complaint was made thH - he had arrived home in a drunke N condition and started to make trou ~ ble.
 Husband and Wife Fined MT. and Mrs. John Hughes. al 'en rested at their home, 24 Map
 street, fast night by Detective sel
 geant William P. McCue, were fine
 s5 each and given suspended SCI
 tences of l , days. They were a