New Britain herald., 1925-02-02

sioner of motor vehicles last fall. His brother. arraigned before the court on charge of operating a motor vehicle without license and reckless driving. was fined $l5 and costs on the first charge and had judgment suspended on the second.
 The men were arrested Saturday by State Policeman Palmer and Po- liceman Thomas J. 'Fceney after an investigation was made Into an ac- cident in which Adolph was in- volved last fall. According to the information given the court. Adolph Mankus was operating the machine when he became involved in the &C., cident. At the time, Adolph did not have any license to operate and was not accompanied by a licensed oper- ator who was instructing him.
 After the accident. Anthony. who had license, made out an accident report in which he stated that he was the driver of the machine at the time of the accident. After swearing to the truthfulness of the statements on the report, he sent 1t to the motor vehicle department and the investigation resulting in the ar- rest of the two resulted.
 Fighting On Main Street.
 Arrested when they were found rolling around at the corner of Myrtle and Main streets last night, John Lawlor and Jerry Lynch No. 2 were arraigned before the court on charges of drunkenness and breach Of the peace. Lawlor was fined S10 and costs and Lynch s5 and costs.
 The men were arrested by Patrol men Thomas Tierney and Anthony walllnszus. #
 Caused Disturbance at Home.
 Mike Chamma, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, was found guilty and fined s5 and costs. He was arrested early yesterday morning after he arrived at his home at 40 Grove street in a drunken condition and created a disturbance, by Patrolman Maurice Flynn, who found him lying on the veranda of the house. .'
 Seize Liquor In Raid.
 The case of Martin Grabowski of 2G4 Clark street, charged with vio- lating the liquor laws, was contin- ued until Wednesday for trial at the request of Attorney Donald Gaffney Grabowski was arrested by Police man Patrick J. O'Mara on a warrant issued after the police seized a quantity of liquor at his store on Lawlor street Saturday afternoon.
 Chased Wife Through Window. Chasing his wife out of the house by way of a kitchen window when he arrived home in a half-drunken condition, was the charge against Charles Gasparitis of 28 Seymour street. He was charged with breach of the peace and assault, judgment being suspended by Judge filling after listening to the testimony in the case.
 Raised Ructions in Store.
 Antony Iaia of 322 Clark street, charged with breach of the peace and assault, was fined s1o and costs, and Patsy Dulce of 26O Hunter road, arraigned on the same charges, was discharged.
 The men were arrested in a store near their homes by Policemen Thomas J. Feeney and Charles An dersen after a complaint was re- ceived that fight was In progress at the store. Investigating they found Iaia in the sore with his. head covered with blood, from a wound | alleged to have been caused by be- ing struck with bottle by Dulce. ! Dulce admitted striking Iaia, but I claimed that he did 1t after Iaia had insulted Mrs Dulce, who had &C., companied him into the store. He said that Iaia had also kicked him and his wife several times.