New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

case continued until Saturday for trial. He was arrested Saturday when his place was raided by sergt. Patrick A. McAvay. Policeman Thomas J. Feeney and supernumer- ary Policeman James Rappanotti.
 Disturbance in Restaurant.
 Alleged to have started light In the Presto lunchroom on Main street and then became abusive to Patrol- men William Doharty and William Polltls when they interfered. Ches- ter Topa of 2ss High street was fined s5 without costs on charges Of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Topa was arrested last night shortly before midnight
 Richard Peter of 90 Arch street, arrested December Si. on charge of having, 1925 registration plates on
 hls automobile, had tho charge against him nolled by Prosecutor Jo- seph G. Woods.
 Auto Drivers Fined $i00 Each. Frederick Frobere of HI Hartford avenue was fined slo0 and costs
 when he was found guilty of operat- ing n motor vehicle on West Main
 street while under the influence or llauor. He was arrested Saturday
 night by. .Supernumerary Policeman | Lincoln May.
 The defendant admitted that he
 had taken a drink of liquor but de-
 nied that he was under the influence
 of llouor. He said that he had been
 working in the basement of the fao'
 tory where he Is employed taking in
 yentory and was taken with chill
 One of the men working with him
 gave him a drink of liquor to cure
 the chill, according to his story, and
 that was all the liquor he had. The
 police testified that Frobere was nn
 der the influence of liquor wher
 brought to the station.
 | Arrested at the corner of Mali
 and West Main streets Saturda!
 night on a charge of driving an au
 tomobiIe while under the inhuenc'
 of llouor, John T. Crosby of B
 Whiting street was found guilt,
 when arraigned before the court an was fined s10O and costs. Patrolman Doherty arrested Cros by after he investigated a complain that there was a motorist on Yves Main street who appeared to D , drunk. Doherty testified that Il found Crosby under the influence c i, liouor and his machine was dam aged so that it appeared to hay
 been in collision. Crosby admitte that he was driving the machine. : Arrested on Wife's Complaint. ] Albert Anderson of Fremont stree was given a suspended sentence 15 days when he was found guiltyso charges of drunkenness and breac of the peace. He was arrested ;. his home last night after his wi complained that he came hon c drunk and started to abuse her. !, Fought it Out in Alley. Il The kaplan- Kramer champion , ship bout in Madison Square Gardt 2 was a battle of novices as compare e with one staged in Main street a '- ley, last night. according to u d stories told by witnesses of the a
 fair, but the principals in la
 nights battle reaped somewhat di Ie ferent rewards for their efforts. s- H. Frazier, one of the principa e, drew a sentence of 20 days in j; ct for his part in the battle, and of opponent, Clarence Smith, was fin ,e $15 and costs.
 .h The men were arrested on Ma s. street by Policemen Patrick O'Ma K and James Sullivan. Frazier a a- Smith were alleged to have had > argument on the street and gone e. to the alley 10 fight it out, Tn ,r were charged with drunkenness a in breach of the peace.
 of Carpenter Found Guilty. h- A balky witness failed to prevt ia the state from establishing e ,e against Francis X. Carpent at charged with violating the Hql m laws, and he was found guilty a ;s fined $200 and given a suspend o mil sentence of 30 days. In additl
 to this penalty, suspension on a . day sentence imposed when Carp 7. ter was before the court before n similar charges was revoked and
 sentence ordered effective. Jut ~ eN William F. Mangan, who appea 'o~ for the defendant, filed notice of , appeal.
 a Carpenter was arrested Decem ,e- 30 after the police allege they sen ms man to his room at S4 Church str no l with a marked s2 bill to purchas ng bottle of liquor. The man went oi- the room after being searched i've the police and when he returned, nat gave the police bottle of liquor \ is alleged to have told them he ' r. chased from Carpenter. The I
 claimed this morning that he did ar- see Carpenter when he entered rge block, and he also claimed that his had the bottle of liquor in his poe
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