New Britain herald., 1925-02-16

liquor about a week ago had obs tained it at the Chileski store. Judge Mangan bitterly scored tho prosecu- tor for resorting 10 such tactics to put the defendant in bad light, as he said there was absolutely no ground on which 10 base the qucs- ton a.s the man who was the Nic- tim of the liquor and refused to di- yuge the name of the man who gave fl to him.
 Judge Mangan also attacked tho warrant used in the search of Chi lrskis premises, it having been is- sued on December 1q, He called the attention Of Justice Roche to the fact that Judge Benjamin w. Alling had made q ruling that war rants were not 10 be used after 30 days had elapsed from the time of their issuance. and that when they were used once. a return was to be made 10 the clerk Of courts. He claimed that the warrant used Sat urday night in the raid had been used on two previous occasions.
 The police found a small Guan- tity of liquor in a measure that had been placed m a sink In the rear of Chileski's store when they went there Saturday night. He was found guilty of keeping liquor with intent 10 sell and fined sl50 and costs, while Judgment was suspended on charge Of reputation.
 Drove After Drinking.
 Joseph Somere of 45 Overlook avenue pleaded guilty 10 a charge of operating u motor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor and was fined $50 and costs. He was arrested carly yesterday morning whom he pulled up ot the curb on Main street near Commerclal and started across the street to lunch room. Patroman William J. Do- herty saw the machine drawn up and he told the court that Somers staggered out of it and across the street. Jumping into a man who was standing on the sidewalk. Somers told the court that he had never touched liquor before in his life and the two drinks he had Saturday night affected him quickly.
 Jealousy Comes High.
 lir,1neit;n,, 1 Sattler Of 90 Arch street about SIS and a suspended sentence Of 80 days when he was arraigned before the court on charges of drunken ness and assault Charles Bsder of the same address was fined SIC and costs on the same charges, The men Were arrested Saturday night after q fight as a result Of an argument Sattler admitted he started. The argument was over Bador's right to walk home with Mrs. Sattler. Sat tier told the court that he had lit tie too much to drink Saturday night and he developed a jeaous disposi- tion toward his wife, so he called Bader to account for walking home with her q week ago.
 Three to Arrest One.
 William Regan was placed on pro- bation when he pleaded guilty 10 charges Of drunkenness and breach of the peace in a Main street lunch room Saturday night. He was ar r,L ,,I Inv 5l N'tIi;1 ln herty when the policeman discovered him creating q scene in the lunch room, and calling the police lot of uncomplimentary names. Regan put mp q battle when the policeman put him under arrest and it was neces- yary for him to receive aid from Pa 'rolm"n William Politis and Otis Hopkins to get the prisoner safely 10 the station.
 Jail For Wife Bcater.
 Stanley Mack of l3S Winter street, arrested by Policeman Patrick J. O' Mara on charges of breach of the peace and saulting his wife Satur- day night, was found guilty and S"ntencel to jail for 30 days. His wife appeared at the police station with a swollen eye and other marks of an alleged assault by her hus- band.
 Michael Wortko O. 900 North street plaadol guilty to q charge of assault and was fined s10 and costs, He was arrested by Sergeant George C. E!lingcr.
 Wa1islaw Prizau of GS3 North Burritt street, arrested by Patrol : man George Moffitt on charges of and breach of the peace, was found guilty and his case continued on probation. He created a disturbance at his home yesterday afternoon.