New Britain herald., 1925-04-27

The case of Peter Fedoreayk, pro- prietor Of a store at li6 Winter street. charged with violating the liquor laws, was continued until for trial at the request of Prosecutor Joseph c, Woods.
 Wife Objected to Company.
 Edward l.. Steinle of II sherman court, sales manager for the New ! Britain Machine Co., arrested last night by Sergeant Patrick j.. .O'Mara on a charge Of operating a motor ve- , hicle while under the influence of | liquor, had his case continued until | May for trial. Frank Pinches Of Berlin. a salesman for the same company, arrested with Steinle on q charge of breach of the peace, had his case continued until the same date.
 The men were arrested after Ser geant OMara went to the Steinle home on complaint of Mrs. Steinle and attempted to make Pinches leave. Pinches refused to leave the house as requested by Mrs. Steinle and O'Mara. and started 10 abuse the sergeant, who immediately placed him under arrest on breach of the peace charge.
 Leaving the house with his pris- oner, Sergeant O'Mara saw Steinle drive his automobile out of the gar age and onto the street. As the man was under the influence Of liquor and unfit to drive a machine, according to the officer, he stopped him and warned him to put the machine away or he would have to arrest him. Steinle refused 10 get out of the machine and starting up the mo- tor, started to drive up the street. Sergeant O'Mara ran after him and jumping onto the running board. placed him under arrest.
 Reasonable Doubt, Men Discharged
 Saying that there was a reasonable doubt in the case of the state against John Lipski and Clarence Taradine, Judge filling discharged both on charges of violating the 1 liquor laws in the store at AZ Grove street. They were arrested on April | : after Policeman Thomas J. Fecney alleges he caught Tara1ine coming from his house in the rear of the store with a pint of liquor in his pocket. Feeney testified that he has observed the place on a number Of occasions and saw men of drinking habits from all parts of the city go. ing in sober and coming out drunk He termed the store as 'booze ! joint" Taradine was a lookout and runner for the place, Feency testi. fled. Several other policemen testi. fled and corroborated l7eeney's tes- timony regarding the reputation of the store. No evidence of sale had been obtained by the police and when they searched the store after arresting Taradine, they found no liquor.
 Stole Factory Brass
 A fine of $25 and costs and 10 days in jail was imposed on Alfred Fattarino, found guilty of stealing about 300 pounds of rolled brass from the Hart & Cooley factory. Fattarino admitted taking the brass, saying that be had taken it a little at time, over a period of six weeks. Atty. Thomas F. McDonough repre- scented him.
 Charles Levine, a junk dealer, charged with violating the junk laws by buying the stolen brass from Fat tarinc, satisfied the court that he was not aware that the metal had been stolen and his case was con- tinued on probation.
 Jaywalker In Tolls
 Thomas Knight of Middletown, the first jayWalker to be arrested in thi: city in a long time, had judgment suspended in his case. He was ar rested on Main street Saturday night by PatrolnAan Clarence Kumm aftel he refused to stay on the sidewalk when ordered by the policeman, who was directing traffic.
 Alleged Wife Beater Thomas Bogush of 299 Stanley street, charged with breach of th' peace and assault, had his case con tinued on probation until May 2S He was arrested yesterday at hi home after he is alleged to have as
 saulted his wife.
 Left License at Home Judgment was suspended in thu case against Albert DObruck of 165t Stanley street, arrested last night a the corner of North street and Hart | ford avenue on a charge of opcratini | a motor vehicle without license ol his person, He entered a plea o | nolo contendere to the charge, tell l ing the court that he had left the II cense at home, He produced tn ] certificate in court this morning. J Leaning Over Side of Car
 John Jacob Of 22 West Peal ,troet .rrasfed aarl,, cundov morn