Putnam patriot., 1925-01-02
With Jail Scathna
 Attack Detectives Veracity Applauded By Crowded
 Court Room-Combined Fines of Mir. and Mrs. Chaxlsa

sellers were brought before the Wind ham County Superior Court on bench warrants charged with selling liquor and subsequently, sentenced to jail has anything concerning liquor law violation so stirred asd excited q cer- tain portion Of Putnam's population as the liquor cases disposed Of by the city court Tuesday and Wednesday That socalled spotters, their methods, and spotters evidence are not popular with many people was manifested by the large gathering of spectators that hiled the main hall os the municipal building when they so far forgot themselves during the scathing ar raignment of the detectives by Attor- ney Mifon as to twice break out in ap- plause. However the evidence sub mitted by the detectives caused the conviction in the city court of ali but one of those complained against, a single case being continued until next Monday.
 Gives the Lie
 The trial of Charles Rarzuch oc- cupied the whole of Tuesday. When making his argument Attorney Miron, in attacking the veracity of the state 2 detective witnesses, alluded to their testimony as 'perlured' and to the witnesses us liars" And if they have committed perjury said Att torney Miron, they should be arrest ed beIore they leave the city" This remark was followed by applause that called for q reprimana. fhe spec
 
 hand elapping as Attorney Mlron again ailuded to the witnesses as per- juters and liars.
 Besides the denial of the testimony of the states witnesses that they had purchased liquor of the defendant defence counsel attacked their credl- bihty. They brought out from the detectives statements that they had not been intoxicated while on the job in Putnam and that they had not threatened to get the defendant, and then, when putting in the defendant's s case, introduced a large number of witnesses who testified to having seen the detectives drunk and sick and to have heard then. threaten to get the defendant.
 Detectives From Hartford
 The evidence was procured by members of Robert Bridgeman's de- tective agency of Hartford. Three young men have been working in the city since early in October. They gave their names as Leon Bineosei, John Andrews and Homer Jarvis. From the evidence secured and arrests made 1t would appear that the de- tectives efforts were confined to a great degree among the Polish peo- pie of the city for most of those arr raigned m court were from humble homes.
 All day Saturday officers worked rounding up those for whom war rants of arrest had been issued. All secured bonds and none Of those against whom the complaints were made had to spend Sunday at the police station.
 Monday morning the defendants appeared but on request of the prose cutting attorney the cases were ad- journed until Tuesday morning.
 Fines Plus Jail Terms
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows: John Ruki, plea of nolo conten- dre, fined $500 and 90 days m jail, the jail sentence suspended Tor SIX months, paid; Charles Burzuch, fine of $l,000, 60 days in jail, appealedi Frank Miner, fined S400 and bO days in jail, sentence suspended Tor one year; John Tyburski, fined soO0, 70 days in jail, jail sentence suspended Bolak Dymak, hned s2oo, 120 days in jail, jail sentence sus, pended. appealed; Joseph hoiat, hneu s200, i20 days suspended jaii sen tance, appealed; Stanley Laezak, in- ed s2O0. i20 days jail sentence sus- appealed; Charles Bowaza, fined S2O0, 120 days jail sentence, suspended, appealed: Fred L'Heur- eux, fined S20O, i20 days suspended jail sentence, appealed; Mrs. Joseph Kolat. case continued until Monday Mrs Stanley Laczak, fine $200. i20 days i'm iail suspended, appealed; {; Sokolowski, fine S200, l20 days in jail suspended. appealed; Vic .oria Burzuch wife of Charles Bur Lnch, $500 and 120 days in jail, sus- pended jail sentence, appealed; Mrs. Charles Bowza, s200 fine, t20 days suspended jail sentence, appealed; {; Joseph Reilli, $200 fine, i20 days sus- pended jail sentence, appealed.
 All but the last case was disposed Df Tuesday and Wednesday, the Reii- Ii matter being disposed of Thursday in chambers.
 Two Gases Tried
 Two of the cases went to trial. the gurzuch case taking ell day Fues- day. That there was a great deal oi interest in the case was evidenced by the large crowd that filled the main hall in the municipal building duflng both days. Every seat was taken ana over d hundred people remained standing during the long session.
 Many Officers Present
 When court convened Tuesday there was present an array of detectives and officers. The eyl- aenee. consisting of some twenty seal ed bottles, alleged to contain intoxi- eating hauor. was placed upon the table at tha right of the prosecuting attorney. [. ii. Johnson. Tke three detectiees and their employer Robert u Fl, 4. ,,,Nn f farnfar Etafa uuiice ofli.