New Britain herald., 1926-01-04
COURT COLLECTS $l255
 N HNESATLONC SESSION

turned him over to Probation Officer Connolly.
 Because he bit tho thumb of George Hollis of 70 Laurel street, John Polk was fined sl0. Polk said that Hollis boarded at his home and came home last night drunk and created disturbance. Officer William Hayes made the arrest.
 Charged with hitting his young daughter in tho head with a bottle last night George Dennis of go Franklin street was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge William r. Hungerford.
 The child's mother testified that Dennis came home in a half drunken condition and threw the bottle at her but missed and struck tho child. Dennis has been in court several times before. He must now serve 10 days in jail.
 After a bottle of liquor and two bottles of beer were found at the restaurant of John Lutrantcz Of 22l Elm street, he was fined $l0o with GO days in jail.
 Sergeants McCue and O'Mara in- vcstigated the place on a charge of gambling and violation of the liquor law. Sergeant McCue says he found inc bottle of liquor and bought two bottles Of beer which were found 10 be 3.24 volume and 61 weight, Jutrantcz has been arrested before. Judge William F. Mangan repre- sented the defendant. Evadcd Responsibility
 After being told he must pay his fine of s20 by working for evading responsibility and driving without an operators license. Herbert Sheck, aged r, 3S1 Commonwealth avenue. high school student, was placed on probation by Judge Hun gcrford.
 It was charged that Sheck was in an accident on December 29 on West Main street. after which he drove away without asccrtaining he's uamage. The car involved be- longed to A. Volz and was dam aged to the extent of S100. Ser. gcant McCue made the arrest.
 Charles Chonocuk of 21 Beaver street was fined sl0 on charge of assault last night.
 Joe Skinger of 3l9 Broad street who was charged with keeping i quor with intent to sell. requested hat his case be continued until Wednesday morning. The request was granted.
 John Buda of 206 Hartford av- enue received 10-day suspended jail sentence and was placed on pro- hation for assaultiug his wife Satur- Jay night.
 After giving conflicting testimony, Blazey Kinaf"r, Myrtle street and Stanley Kuchoski of 420 Myrtle street. were discharged on charge of breach of the peace. Kinafer al lrgcd Kuchosk assaulted him at his home last night. Atty. David L. Dunn represented Kuchoski.
 After hearing officers testify that rnue and Constantius Madima of 24O I'arkvicw avenue, conducted a place at r Grove street at which liquor was sold. Pawlicki was fined s250 sentenced 10 GO days in jail and M4fima was fined S250 and given 80 days in jail.
 Sergeant O'Mara and Officer Fee nny claimed they saw Madima sell a man a bottle of liquor in the rear of the store. Both officers stated the place was one of the worst dives in New Britain. They said the place has been known as a drinking place for three years.
 The investigation was made or the complaint of two small girls v'ho said their father was in ths place.
 After warning him twice regarding he language used in court, Judgc IIungcrford rcprimanded Morri. E'iclman of 124 Fremont street an discharged Peter Russo of 225 Eln street whom Fielman charges as Salutcd him Saturday night at hi s orc. l'iclman alleged Russo at lacked him after he refused to mak' an adjustment on a broken automo pile rim.