New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
TREATS FRIENDS,'
 PAYS S2OO FINE
MarkWaS Pleads NoIo Cont9n-
 dere to Liquor Sale Charge

Frank Markwas. 2i. ot 72 Jubilee street uas lined :2oN and costs by Judge Benjamin w Aling in police court this morning after he had pleaded nolo contendere to the sale of liquor charge brought against him when arrested June 27 by Ser gaants Ellinger and McCue in his store at 5S Broad street He vas Represented by Atty. Michael A. Sex ton and 1t was at the suggestion of his attorney that he changed his previous plea of not guilty to nolo 'contendere
 Markwas was arrested in his store June o7 when he failed in his er- deayor to sma sh q small bottle of liquor on the floor as the officers en- tered although he did succeed in smashing other bottles He later confessed that he got ,o and 41 cents per glass for the beverage, tt Is said. When the officers entered his store, he said. he was not selling. Thut vas getting something to drink for three friends ct his in the store at the time,
 Markwas vas let eff with q fine when police officers testified that al- though they had the place under observation, the liquor sale vas com rarat!vely small 3 slde line and not the main purpose of the estahlsh- ment
 Resented Reflection on Nativity Whether or not the arpellaflon "rop" flung at 2 native of sunny I'alv is sufficient motive for said na- tive 10 administer q most lurid and hulgine black eve 10 his annoyer was ithreshed out in court the principals Is being Michael Naples, administrator, and John pomilar, receiver, of the aforesaid orb. Naples vas let down with d reprimand ry Attorney Mich ael Sexton who occupied the bench | for this case Judge George W. Klett represented Naples and plead | cd for hts clients rights Tn resent ing with his good right arm the an InovarcA caused by Domijan The latter ras also reprimanded tv At torney Sexton for having go pro voked the defendant 10 the adoption Of such methods of retaliation.
 T. was brought out in court th!s morning that the teud Is just Nt- tle bit more than . personal affair. the rivalry of the two great coal coal yards employing the men being tt Is understood, at the bottom Of the trouble
 The cass Of William Sranson o' 735 East street, arrested sqSt night on charge of ncnsurrort, vas set tied outside of court.
 Noighhors Have Quarrel
 John Urban. 4- Of 2la Washing ton street, vas found not guilty ot ! charges brought against him Nv one ot his reighbors that he had on June 29 committed breach ot the peace in jumping up on her fence and calling her names. This Uas dA- nle1 hv the defendant Tho said that two piles Of dirt heared ad'acent to hts property by the rlaintiff had sn directed the rainva+er ct week ago Monday as to threaten the de- strucron Of his garden.
 Failed to Mark rruct
 Lewis Besoni, 2a, Of 94 nalv a~- enue. was fined & when found guilty Of the violation ct section 42 Of the city ordinances He vas arrested yesterday by Motorcycle Policeman William s. Strolls when the truck which he was driving Tas not marked as 10 its maximum capacity
 Evasion of Responsibility II The case Of Zigmund Padkorsli P. of F Osgood avenue. arraste yesterday by sergeant Patrick J OMara on charges ot reckless d-iv. ing and avoiding resronsihthtv ws! continued until the 14th. Tht ares vas made following complaint that RaIkoTSli had rur oyer Pete, szatoba Of 4o4 North Burnt street q young boy Or a bicycle. aS,ur4av The boy is in tte hospital,
 The ease ot Raymond Na'o- Hv arrested June 3n or a charge e reckless driving, vas nol!ed.
 READ TIE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS