New Britain herald., 1926-10-25

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 Joseph dams, aged 5l of S06 Stanley street and Joseph Kukau- kas, az 4, of 5 Hartford avenue. were charged with breach Of the peace at the instance of Officers Hayes and Strolls.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, aged 42, wife of Joseph Adams, was charged with drunkenness. The trio pleaded not guilty. From the testimony if appeared that the men had a fist fight at 75 Hartford avenue about , p. m.. yesterday because of the al- legged attenticA paid Mrs. Adams by Krukaukas, and the police were call cd. Adams punched Krulaukas in the eye, accordi 7 10 the police.
 Mrs. Adams admitted having had q few drinks but denied she was drunk.
 Adams. on tE- witness stand. testi- fled that he resented the attention paid his wife while she was intoxi- catad and he was out to a nearby store.
 Judge Alling fined Adams and his wife s5 a..d costs each and discharg- cd Krukaukas.
 Drunken Driver Jailed, Fined
 Alex Komik. aged S7, of 56 F West Main street, Mcriden, was charged with operating an automobile while under the influence Of liquor. Off, cer Peter McEvoy arrested him at 1:30 this rlorning on Woodland street. The officer and Desk Ser Ceant Rival testified that he was un- fit to drive a car.
 Komili said he had only sweet ci- der 10 drink. Judge Alling fined him S100 and costs and sentenced him to five days in tlil.
 Has No License
 Albert Easel!ius, aged 31. Of 76 Cherry street. pleaded guilty to the charge of driving an automobile without license. Officer Stadler arrested him an Spring street yester- day.
 Vasellius told the officer his H. ccnse was at home but as they start ed to drive after it he admitted he was driving on his wife's license. Judge filling fined him $l0 and costs.
 Hip Pocket Vendor Held
 The case of Eliar Panish. aged 5i, of 295 Lasalle street. charged with selling liquor from bottle al Ukrainian hall on Erwin Place, was continued until Thursday morning on request of Attorney Israel Nair. Supernumerary Officer Bonnie Huck arrested him Saturday night.
 John Liborowslli, aged 27 years, of 77 Silver street and Stanley Ticz, aged, 30, of 40 Grove street were charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness at the instance of Officers Lyon and Tanguay. The officers testified that the men were making a disturbance at Charles Kordock's store at 163 Broad street about l p. m. yesterday.
 Ticz testified that he was intoxi- cated and could not recall what His companion had noth- ing 10 say. Each was fined S10 and costs, the charges being merged.
 Tries to Kick in Door
 Boleslaw Kroczjnek aged 33. of was charged with breach of the peace and drunken ness. Officer William NcMurray arrested him about midnight satur- day.
 Residents of house at 3S Grove street complained to the officer that Boleslaw was kicking the doors and would not leave the hallway. He told the officer he wanted drink but according to the officer he al ready had more than he could car ". Judge Alling merged the counts and imposed fine Of S1o and costs.
 Another Hip Pocket Salesman
 Steve Lowiclli, aged 35, of IS. Dwight Court, pleaded not guilty to he charge of violation of the liquor aw and his case was continued un- il Thursday morning on request of Attorney Stanley J. TracesK. Su- Officer Rapponotti ar estod Lowicki at Dudjacl's hall Saturday night. It Is alleged he was cling liquor from a bottle.
 John B. Hudak, aged q. Of S4 Wilcox street, pleaded not guilty to he charge of driving while under he influence of liquor and the 'ase was continued until Thursday morning on request or Attorney Mi hacl A Sexton. The arrest fol- owed a collision at the corner of Beaver and Lafayette streets.
 Hudak was driving q car which oliided with a car operated by Andrew Kukish of S6 Sexton street. Detective Sergeant EgIinger made :. he arrest.
 Julius Scopetsky, aged IS, Of S51 . itanley street, and Frank Buro- i chalk, aged SS, of &S7 Main street, ger echarged with breach of the eace and assaulting each other.
 Officer Clarence LaNpher arrested . hem about ?. n. Saturday in | lnch cart on Commercial street. hey were on the floor when the . fficcr pricd them apart. Buroschak . Eas fined s without costs and . judgment was suspended on scop- tsky.
 Jealousy Starts Row.
 John Ratt aged 70, Of 236 Oak treet, pleaded not guilty to charges f breach of tho rcaco and assault B Vincent Mainor of SS Hartford venue. Judge w. r. ManGan repre- antc1 him.
 Manon and Rati's wife were in office court last week on the charge improper conduct and the trouble lrat caused today's case is the out roWth of that incident.
 Ratti surrendered 10 the police T hearing he was wanted. Nanon, ! reply to Judge Mangan. admitted nat Ratti came homo and found i'm with his wife. He said Ratti met