New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
RESTAURANT MAN
 GETS JAIL TERM
"Old OakeD Coffee Pot" Is
 Found in the Sink

After pleading not guilty to viola. ting the liquor law. Michael Barone, bs Union street, Middletowp. was flned S200 and sentenced to days in jail. by Judge William c. Hun gerEord. in police court this morning.
 Officer Thomas J. Feeney arrested the man at his restaurant, 265 La fayette street, on Saturday morning. Officer Feeney alleges that he found In a sink coffee pot which was half full Of whiskey. He also said that there were five men in the restaur- ant who were under the influence of liquor.
 Barone testified that the liquor was for his own use, and that he meant to use 1t to cure q cold. He denied ever having sold liquor in his restaurant which he has owned for two months. He said the men were in the restaurant for coffee.
 Sergeant William P. McCue stated that Barone has been warned before not to sell liquor in his restaurant. lIib tl4aL tl4ClO was lO lOOQ III lilf restaurant, The sergeant alleges that there were girls usually about the restaurant. who apparently were there for improper reasons, He said that the majority Of these girls were from Middletown. BaronA claims the girls were there as waitresses,
 Fined For Violating Road Rules
 William A. Mckenna, 72 Belden street, was fined s5 for violating the traffic rules Saturday night at the corner of Park and Stanley streets. McKenna is alleged to have attempt cd to pass a bus on Stanley street, when he ran into the car Of Sven Thorson.. 1895 Stanley street, striking the rear bumper. McKenna was ar" rested by Officer David Dotty,
 License At Home, Pays $2
 Charged with operating motor vehicle without an operators license Saturday night, Emil Carlson, age 26, 101 Shuttle Meadow avenue. was fined sI. Carlson said the license was in another suit of clothes, and produced the license in court He was arrested on Arch street by Off, cer Otis Hopkins. after slight ac- cident.
 Turns Around On Main Street
 After warning Clifford simons, age 21. 2 Day street, not to violate the city ordinances again. Judge Hungerford discharged him. Tho youth was arrested Saturday night by Officer William Sullivan, when he turned his automobile around CT Main street.
 Spccder Forfcits Bond
 Vincent krewicki Of Piantsrille, who vas charged with speeding on Saturday, was not present in court and his bond was forfeited, Kre- wicki was charged with speeding by Motorcycle Officer w. $. Stroll3 and Policeman George Moffit of the au- tomobile patrol on Stanley street, It vas alleged that he ignored the sigma to stop by the officers. and he continued until he was over taken at Ihalle's corner.
 30-Day sentence Suspended
 Pleading guilty to charge Of being drunk, but not guilty 10 a charge of breach of peace on Sat urday night, Louis AIikolowSki, 122 High street wd5 put on probation, with 30 days in jail by Judge Kun gerford. NTikolowski, who was ar tested Saturday night by Officers At water and O'Mara, was represented by Attorney David L. Dunn.
 Breaks in NciGhbor's Door
 Admitting guilt 10 charges of drunkenness and injury to private property John Gozda, 4o Grove street, was fined $lo He was ar rested Saturday night by Desk Ser geant Matthias Rival and Policeman Alfred E. Atwater, when a neighbor complained that he broke her door and window with a flatiron, and called her improper names. The ncighbor says the argument arose over who was to clean the hallway between her apartment and the Coda apartment.
 Hits Policeman, Fined $15
 Philip Norrh. 3$S Main street, was fined SIS on charges of being drunk, breach of peace, and resist ing arrest, He is charged on Satur, day night with obstructing pedes- tri0ns by standing in the middle of thG sidewalk on the west side of Nett, etroc+ XIrk,o /oefioo~ JIr;Il;, ~.