New Britain herald., 1926-12-18
THREE RAID CASES
 ON COURT DOCKET
Continuano3s to Next Week Granted by Judge HunSeriOrd

Three combinations were granted by Judge William C. Hungerford in cases involving violations of the li- quor law. William Z!matravich, 46, of 3i Hartford avenue, and Stanley Balinkas, 29, of l6S West street. had their cases continued until next Thursday morning, as did Mike Selo- man of 1l9 Winter street. The case of Joseph Ndreziczk of 220 High street will be tried on Monday morning.
 Zimatravich and Balinkas were ar rested yesterday at noon in a raid conducted by John c. Stadler and Daniel Cosgrove on ZimGtravich' S place Of business at 56 Hartford av- enue. Balinkas is said to be the bartender at the place.
 The officers seized 31 cases Of al- lcged high grade beer, several bot ties and jugs of imported wines and half a dozen kegs of alleged liquor.
 Both men. through their attorney, Frederick B. Hungerford, pleaded not guilty to the charges against them and the bonds of $500 for zimatravich and $500 for Balipkas will stand until Thursday. They have been released. Attorney Hun- gerford asked for a continuance un- til Thursday because Of the fact that he will be busy during the early part of the week.
 NdreziczylI was arrested late yes terday afternoon at his place Of business by Detective Sergeant George c. Ellinger and Policeman William c, Strolls The police have been suspicious Of the place for some time, but until yesterday they were unable to find any liquor. At that time they discovered a quantity of alleged liquor in the false bottom of a soda box.
 Ndrezjczyk was granted 6 con- tinuance so that he may secure the services of an attorney.
 S2loman was arrested on Decem- Der II and 8 continuance was grant ed him when he appeared in court, but toda" Attorney F. B. Hunger ford, who represents him, asks for a further continua nee, so that he may secure additional information. The alleged liquor found at Seloman's place was analysed by the state chemist and was found to be of al- coholic content. Attorney Hunger ford stated that he was surprised to learn of that fact. but that he was not aware that the liquor had been tested until this morning just before court, He stated that he is de- sirous of securing more information and for that reason, Judge Hunger ford continued the case.
 Violates Rules of Road
 Wilbur Anderson of 13 Osgood avenue pleaded guilty to violating the rules of the road and he was fined S5 and costs by Judge Hunger ford. He was arrested yesterday afternoon on West Main street by Policeman Fred Wagner after collision.
 Anderson was the operator Of a truck owned by the Swanson Coal company. He was driving west on West Main street on the left side of the road. When in front of No. $50 his machine Collided with a truck driven by John F. McGuire of 517 Burnside avenue. East Hartford, and owned by the New Haven railroad. The wheels of the two trucks lock- ed, damaging both so badly that they had to be lowed away.
 McGuire and James Mclaughlin of S7 Cassius avenue, New Haven. who was riding with the former at the time of the accident, were shak- en up. Prosecuting Attorney Jo- seph c. Woods read a letter from Mclaughlin, confirming a telephone conversation of last night, in which he stated that a physician had deem ed it advisable for Mcclure to re- main at his home for ten days as result of injuries sustained yester- day. For that reason he was not in court, but, because of the fact that Anderson pleaded guilty. the case was allowed to proceed.
 Anderson stated in court that he was occupied inSfxing the door catch on the truck and did not notice the