New Britain herald., 1925-08-05
SCOTT PAYS $500 , FOR WET PARTY
Pool Room Proprietor Also Gets
 Suspended Jail Sentence

The stage was all set for a little party in Frank scotts poolroom al BPS North street Saturday afternoon and the guests were waiting for the return of Scott with the retresh- ments when Detective Sergeant George C. Ellinger and Sergeant Fat. rick J. O'Mara happened in. As result of the untimely visit of tho police, Scot. was found guilty of yio. lating the liquor laws by Jndge Ber- lamin W. Alling in police court this morning, fined $500 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days.
 Finding Scott absent from the pooroom when they entered, inc police looked about for liquor and found none, so then they awaited the propretor's return. II was not long before he appeared at the rear door of the place carrying a bundle under his arm. Seeing the police. Scott turned and ran out the door again with Ellinger on his heels. Running down stairs leading 10 the cellar Scott Is alleged to have thrown the bundle, containing three bottles of beer and bottle containing liquor against the wall, breaking the bottle of liquor and one of the beer bottles
 The police picked up the broken bottles and the two bottles of beer that remained intact and arrested Scott An analysis of the beer showed that it contained two and one-quarter per cent alcohol.
 Mangan Claims Spite
 Judge William r. Mangan appear ed for Scott and he attacked the source from which the police re- ceived their complaints about the place, namely, the wife of Scott's brother, James, and who was al- leged by the defense to have been prompted by motives of spite and re- venge. The defendant claimed that there is no liquor sold on the prem- ises and the beer he had in the bun ile was for little party he and two DluSI ltllONs "Fl5 6OluS lp Iu Nc'
 Ordered To Pay Wife
 Charles Supper was ordered 10 pay s1o a week toward the support Of his wife and two children when he vas found guilty on charge of non support. Supper was arrested at Ambridge, Pa, and brought back to this city for trial on complaint of the wife, who lives at 143 Glen street. The case was continued un- til September 30 under $500 bond and Supper was placed in custody of Probation Officer Edward C. Con- molly.
 Battle on Broad Street
 Four defendants were found guilty on charges of breach of the peace and assault for engaging in a battle on Broad street last night. Two Of the men, Edward Fagin Of 227 North street, and Stanley Babula of 23S Broad street were fined s25 and costs while the others. Steve Tara dine of 216 Broad street and An thony Nankus of 36O North Rurritt street were fined $1O and costs.
 Supernumerary Policeman Ray mond Mount arrested the qua rtet. A piece of lead pipe wrapped in news paper was alleged 10 have played an important part in the scuffle, which js supposed 10 have started aft"l several remarks of an unCompli- mentary nature had passed between the men.
 Joseph GlowasH of 2S2 Arch street, charged with breach of the peace. was found guilty and given a suspended iail sentence of 1 ! days with warning to behave himself in the future, He was arrested Satur- day morning about 3 o'clock by Pa trolman Thomas Lee, who acted on a complaint made by Joseph The herge, another tenant in the house
 The trouble is alleged 10 havc been started whom Thebcrga shouted downstairs 10 Glowacki and told hin 10 keep quiet and go 10 he'd. Glow, ask is alleged to have taken oftonsc at the manner in which ThohorEr spoke 10 him and started to shout hack al him
 The cases agains' Walter D7hkow ski 147 Grove street, and Joseph Ssdolski, 27f High street, charrct with assault, were continued unti Friday morning for trial