New Britain herald., 1925-02-09
COBBLER FAILS ID
 STICK ID HIS LAST
North Street Shoe Repairer Had
 Liquor; Fined Sl5O

sehastiano Maesano, proprietor of q cobhler shop at 76 North street, was found guilty of violating the liquor law when arraigned before Judge Benjamin w. Alling in police court this morning and was fined ti50 and costs. He was arrested Saturday afternoon after the police raided his shop and found two bot ties containing a small quantity of alcohol hidden in a toilet.
 Maesano gave the same story that has been heard in police court time again. He had the liquor for his own use and had purchased 1t from "a farmer. a rather tall man." but ss In all other cases, the story failed 10 get across.
 Policemen Thomas J. Feeney, Thomas C. Dolan and Patrick oMara raided the place, and they told the court that when they en- tered, Maesano claimed that there was no liquor on the premises at oil. They said that they have ob- served the place and have seen men of drinking habits go into the store tn large numbers, especially during the noon hour.
 Tells Judge to GO to It."
 Al right judge, got to it, go to it" was the remark that Edward Fuller of Glen street had 10 offer when the court sentenced him to 30 days in Jail on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Judge filling mmediately ordered him 10 stand Up, and when he did, he was warned that if he had another word to say, he would get a longer sentence to s.rye, but before he had a chance 10 say any more he was rushed downstairs to cell 10 await re- rnoval 70 the county jail.
 Fuller was arrested Saturday night at his home by Supernumer- nrv Policeman William r. Sullivan after he received a complaint from Fuler's wife The wife said that Fuller goes home only when he is drunk and always starts to make trouble. Fuller has failed to sup port his family for some time. and Judge Aliing told him that he seems 'o be more of help to his family when he Is away from it than when he Is around.
 Coffee House Raided
 Trial of the three victims of the police in raid on the coffee house on Main street, near Commercial, Saturday night was continued until Saturday when the men were ar raigned before the court on charges of violating the liquor laws. The men, Saul Moses of 3t5 High street, Baba Tamaris of 2S0 Main street and Eremoe Simon of 315 High street entered pleas of not guilty through Atty. Harry Ginsberg.
 The coffee house was raided Sat urday night and the police seized two bottles of liquor, alleged to have been carried by Tamaris in his pock- cts.
 Mrs. Kate Karbonic and Samue' Milewski were found guilty or charges of misconduct and were fined s10 and costs. They were ar rested in the womans house at 31 Star street in rai( lturday night by Sergeant Patrick A. McAN"V ai." Patrolmen George Collins aSI Clar- ence kumm.
 Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods en- tered a nolle in the casl of Charles Champowick of Sa Locust street, ar rested Saturday night by Patrolmar William McMurray on a charge oi breach of the peace after the DO hceman received a complaint.
 Girls Are Sent Away
 Sophie ZinbowsK of Edgewortf street, Bristol, was committed 10 th' House of Good Shepherd at Hart ford, and Virginia Karwoski of Erie Pa, was sentenced to jail for 3i days. The girls were arrested oveI 8 week ago in the house at 1h3 Or ange street on charges of miscon duct. The Zimbowski girl told th' police her name was Kryskienski.
 Gets Another Chance
 Isaac Abraham. 17, of 3 Lawlo street, arrsigned before the court ol a charge Of violating the terms 0 his probation, was given anothe chance to make good by the cour and his case was continued until tn