New Britain herald., 1925-04-14
 POLICEMAN HERO OF BOOTLEG ROW DOty Brings in Prisoner Despite
 Blow With Own Club MOTORMAN AN ABLE AID
John Fraley Uses Controller Handle on Man Running on With Can of Alcohol and Saves Evidence For Patrolman.

"couoi Mihu saves EyluenCc tOr
 Patrolman.
 A blow over the head with his
 own club failed to make Patrolman
 David Doty release his hold on his
 prey last night and he emerged vic-
 torious after bitter struggle, pro-
 ducing Frank Jakubiak at police
 headquarters where he was booked
 on charge of transporting liquor.
 Doty also brought along Hve-gal-
 Ion can of alcohol as evidence. The
 fact that the patrolman was able to
 produce the can of alcohol was the
 result of assistance given him by John Frawley, a motorman and John Smith, who retrieved the contra
 band from John Gryzinia of 67 Grove street, who had grabbed 1t from Jakubiak's machine and start ed to run away.
 Gryzinia succeeded In getting away but was apprehended shortly after by Patrolman Peter McEvoy and arrested on charges of hinder ing a policeman in the performance of his duty and with resistance. An additional charge of resistance was placed against Jakubiak.
 The affair started near 137 Wash ington street where Doty noticed an automobile parked by the curb and a man standing alongside, evidently watching the movements of the po- liceman. Becoming suspicious, Doty started to walk toward the parked machine when a second machine pulled up in front of the parked car. Doty was walking along to- ward the machines when Gryzinia approached him and attempted to engage him in conversation. Not relishing the interference with his progress, Doty attempted to brush Gryzinia aside, but the man, pre- tending that he was drunk, started 10 take hold of Dotys coat The po- liceman then pushed him aside and went for the machine. As he did so. the second machine started to back across the street and Doty ran and hopped onto the running board.
 Policeman Draws Gun
 Asking the driver what he was doing, Doty received the answer that he was trying to get into his garage. At this juncture, Gryzinia ran up and attempted to pull Doty off the running board of the machine and q scuffle ensured, which was ended when the policeman pulled his gun and ordered the driver, Jakubiak, to drive to the police station. This the alleged rum runner started to do but on arriving at the corner of Myrtle and Washington streets. he stopped the car and refused to go any further, telling Doty that he could do anything he wanted.
 While Doty was arguing there with Jakubiak and attempting to force him to the station, Gryzinia again came up and started another battle.
 Suddenly he stopped tussling with the policeman and running around the machine, grabbed the can of I alcohol from the tonneau and started up thestreet. At this moment, Fraw- ley and Smith appeared and re- sponded to Doty's call for help by running after Gryzinia. Frawley | caught up to him and struck him on the back of the head with his con- troller lever causing the fugitive to stumble and drop the alcohol. Re covering quickly. Gryzlnia made off | again, and Frawley and Smith brought the can of alcohol back to Doty.
 Beats Doty With Own Club
 While Doty was directing Frawley and Smith, Jakubiak threw his ma chine into gear and started off along Myrtle street but Doty hoped onto the running board again and at to stop the machine. Ja- lubiak battIed him consistently and tried to push him, off the machine, but Doty clung in spite of bumps he was receiving from poles they passed while travelling in the gutter, Doty finally succeeding in shutting off the power on the machine and when it stopped, Jakubiak grabbed the night stick from under the police mans arm and slashed at him with t, one of the blows shrinking Doty on the head.
 It was at this point that Smith and Frawley came up again with the can of alcohol, and with their assist lnce, Doty finally got Jakubiak 
 When called before Judge William :. Hungerford in police court this the cases against the two nen were continued until next Tues lay for trial. Attorney Morris T, Saxe appeared for Jakubiak and Judge William F. Mangan appeared or Gryzinia. rnn, NTix ond Eomilv Cof