New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
SHE DlDN'Y THINK
 CITY WAS So STRICT
But Woman Whose House Was
 Raided Learns Different

l ANNN ANul IN DlIlUl Ulll
 A fine of $35 and costs was meted
 out 10 Mrs, Roso Brono and s7 and
 costs to Sam Carpenter and Michael
 fancle for being associated in thc i possession of house of Ill fame on
 10 Lafayette street, and fines of S5
 without costs were given the follow
 ing lreqUontcrs in court this morn
 lhS' pesmonc Lorcnsa, James Ront-
 1er Louis Augustine and Sieve
 Comlck' Another frequenter. Gra-
 roma Wlnchard, was late for court
 put his case was. reopened toward
 the latter part of the session and he
 was fined s7 without costs. Helen
 latchie charged with being an in-
 mate was fined $1O and costs.
 Sergeant George EIlnger testified that he and several officers entered
 the building and stayed in q room across the hall, He testified that he
 saw several visitors coming to the
 house and being admitted by Sam ! carpenter, After he was there for a time he decided that the time was ripe 10 enter the place. He found that chain was attached to the door which would allow it to open few feet. With the aid of Ser geant O'Mara and Officer Feeney, he smashed through the door.
 They fonnd several men in tho kitchen and in another room with Helen Ritohio. Mrs. Brono admitted she was guilty, the officer said, and asked that he refrain from any fur thor questions, She said she did not think New Britain so strict or she would not have come here.
 Carpenter said ho lived in Water bury and was in the buildnr on visit with q tenant living in the floor above, He said he was not there any more than 15 or % minutes and was not one of the keepers. He could not account for the crowd be- ing there. the chain on the door or many other things he was asked on the stand,
 Another alleged owner. Michael Fancio, said he boarded in the homa since Monday. Deamone Loren2u admitted hoarlinr at the place since Monday, hut when questioned as to the accommodations for all the boardors they were both silent.
 The evidence brought out the fact that Mrs Erono Camc to this city to run roomi0g house. The place had hcNn open a week. Thomas r. NcDonoueh represented Mrs. Helen Richie and William I. Mangan rep resented Carpenter
 Mutcr Goes To Rcfornlatory
 Chester Muter, charged with and with theft of a gold watch, chain and stick pin, was sentenced 10 the Connecticut Re formatory by Judge Alling. He was arrested with Henry Dolan hy Off ccr James McCue for drunkenness. Dolan was fined $10 and costs.
 Previous to their arrest, William Cubit2 of 81 Church street, came to headuuarters and complained that he was robbed Of $1G, a gold watch and chain and stickpin. When the two prisoners were brought iu 1t was found that NIUter had the iowClry in his possession.
 h court this morning Ee explain cd that he found the watch and chain in an alley way near the Unit cd Building. Cubitz, it was learned, | n court, had been drinking. When , Nuter and Dolan went into tho eel . lar Of the United building they saw . him in a corner talking to himself. They denied going near him. Ac- 2ording to Cubtz they came into the cellar and greeted him as friends I calling him "BiN," and that they made a friendly gesture which he believed resulted in his losing his watch.
 Toward the close of the case. At- !. .ornev McDonoueh pleaded with the .ourt 10 allow Mutcr the chance to 20 straight by being sent to a private Nutcr's mother also ,!caGoJ in his behalf. Judge Alling n announcing his decision said he nd not know whether he could make lnything out of Nutcr in giving him his opportunity. Attorney McDon- ru@h took an appeal on behalf of Nutcr who was placed under bonds ,f $500.
 Drunken Driver Fined SIPS
 Jcsnph Bccwin arrested at the ' corner Of West Main street on T 'barSn of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor yas fined S125 and cost and was given a sentence Of f5 days in jail with tho execution of the sentence { suspended.
 The case Of John Rysl1o charged with a2saulting his wife and brother n-law was continued until Thurs y under bonds Of $50.
 Stanley pcrkawski in court for ! rs'iGcncc Of his son wrs warned | y Judge Allins that ho could be { med $Go1 and sentenced to six ll months in iail He has two sons in ho Mcrjd"n rCf0rmatory and a z laughter has been in trouble sev- r r1l timos. it was learned in court. Ii
 Martha Smiquet, charged with s of minor children, was (. warned that when notified to aD- I, ear in co9rt 10 do so in the future, l, Dl 10 tnkn care of her children, lo having failed to appear in court ast Saturday morning, Four other ons have boon in trouble in tho ast.
 Camuolo A'cris. Fred Scllo1o and rank Suanza arrested by Officer 'loomQuet for fighting on Curtis .reet were discharged Attorney larry GinSbcrg represented them.
 CT hBOWSKI FINED $50
 Tho Herald in is issue of March Q. stated that Charles CrahoWski