New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
Camera Theft Case


 Judg filling took Jurisdiction in the case of Robert Herrick and Robert Ross charged with stealing three cameras valued at $4l.50 from Johnson's Photo Service company on Arch street in December. At first | Judge filling ruled that Herrick bo bound over to superior court and la tor decided to give him another chance and give him a suspended | sentence of one year to Connecticut | reformatory, Ross case was dis | missed.
 Gregis Fined StO0
 Joseph Gregis of 29 Hurlburt street whose home was raidcd at 10;3O o'clock last night by Officer William Grabeck and Daniel Cos grove who found two gallons of al- | legged whiskey, 70 barrels of mash, q quantity of wine and a still in tho bathroom, was fined $100 and 30 days suspended sentence.
 The officers said they had had the plGcc under observation for three months and that they have seen two or three automobiles at a time in front of the place. Some of the fre- quenters were seen coming from his home as late as o'clock in the morning, Officer Greback testified.
 Grcgis said he used the liquor for rubbing purposes and because the doctor prescribed 1t for him. His step daughter, when asked what he intended to do with the two barrels of mash, said relatives were coming for visit and they are getting ready for celebration. She said the cars seen in front of the home belonged 10 relatives who were there on q visit.
 The case of John Rysko of 92 Fremont street charged with creat- ing a disturbance during which he assaulted his wife and mother-in- law Saturday night was continued until tomorrow morning under bonds of $50.
 A fine of S7 and costs was meted out to Louis Wohinz of 401 West Main street for drunkenness and in jury to private property. He had broken four window panes and was creating a disturbance when tho of- fccrs came and put him under ar rest.
 Broad Club Street Raidcd
 A club at 101 Broad street was raided last night by Detective Ser goant Ellinger Sergeant O'Mara and Policeman Feeney and Liebler. They testified they found S5 cents and an assortment of playing cards scatter ed ahout'the floor when they enter cd the place. Teotil Drobouski of 2t7 Broad street, the alleged owner. declared they were playing for soda end that the club which numbers about 30 members did not tolerate "a money game" Judge Allen dis missed the case.
 Those arrested were Walzlaw Ka- , lziski Joseph Rissosik, 10S Broad street. Peter Bralobzysld of Al AL bany avenue, Walter Babski of Fl Silver street, Teofl Greidus of 92 Gold street Paul Melowdry of A Orange street, Joseph Koloski of F , Silver strc~t, Felix Trok'SM of S4 Miller street. Walter Bagilo of 3l3 High street, John Gagilo of 31S High ! street and John Galabik of 100 North street
 The case of Stanley Kripaitts !. charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace was continued until May 29 and he was put on pro , 1atlon after his wife asked that lie be released. Policeman Smigcl made the arrest.
 , Syron Bcrkowicz called at the store of Walter Gelawich of Hart , ford avenue who was arrested for , violation of the liquor law, and ask ed the latter why it was he was tell , ing the neighborhood that te : '.'squealed on him." When he did , not receive any satisfaction he struck Kripaitts and twisted the thumb of , the latter's wife when she tried tC , interfere. In court he was fined $l5 , and costs and was warned not tC take the law into his own hands ir the future.