New Britain herald., 1926-11-22

street: Sam Papas, aged 35 of 46 oi 125 Washington street. In police court this morning Officer Feeney described the raid. in which eight cents were taken. The men pleaded guilty ant were represented by At torney M D. Sake. Prosecuting At torney Woods recommended fine of so withc tt costs in the case of Micklcs ard x3 without costs in the other cage, and Judge Hungerford accepted th3 recommendation.
 Alleged O,sorderly House Raided
 About n dnight Saturday. Detec- tive Sergeant Ellingnr and Sergeant FlynH r8nded q house on Clinton str and arrested Joseph Savino, ago g. ot lie Lafayette street on charges of being the keeper of a dis orderly house and a house of i'll fame Mrs. Alice Ferano. aged 2S, of Clinton street, was charged with residing in the house, and the charge of frequenting was preferred against the following; Anton Rolla, aged 19, of 127 West street. Peter Deconti, aged l9, If 11S Lasalle street; John Andrews. aged 20. of 23 West street anl Manuel Pagano, aged 24 of Mid dletown.
 In court this morning. Attorney Harry NJ. Ginsburg. representing Mrs. Ferano. said a Waterbury at- torney had telephoned to Attorney S. Gerard Casale to arrange for the woman's release on s200 bond and she went to Waterbur.. last night Attorney Casale told Judge Hunger ford that the "'ate b.ry attorney evidently thought the practice in the courts there similar to that of the local court, as principals in cases scheduled for continuance are not required to appear in Waterbury court. Judge II ngerford replied that u. practice in Waterbury has no relation to that of the local court and Mrs. Ferano should have been present this morning.
 Attorney Casale said he will be responsible for her appearance We'd nesday morning. Judge Hungerford therefore continued the cases until that time. In Savino's case he or dered bond of $500.
 The continued case of Joseph Mu- rowski. charged with violation of the liquor law on two counts In a store ot NT tt1- streets on November r was again continued until Friday. November 26, on request of Attorney M. A. Sexton who said he has thus far been unable to locate two important witnesses.
 The continued case Of kimball Burgess. charged with embcZzlement of S101S.1S was again continued un- til Wednesday morning.
 Buda Goes to Jail
 Joni Buda, aged 34, of 2S5 High street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness, was sen- tenced to 5 days in jail.
 He was ordered to remain away from his wife after a recent ap- pearance in court but last evening he wont to her home and made a dis turbance. according to the testi- mony of Mrs. Buda and Supernum- erary Officer Walter Wagner. Judge remarked that Buda has been before the court seven times this year.
 On request of Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz. the case of Frank Bra zinkas. aged 34, charged with viola tion of the liquor law on two counts in restaurant at 32 Hartford ave- nue. was continued until Friday, November 26.
 Officer Cosgrove and Stadler ar rested him Saturday evening shortly after o'clock.
 They seized a five gallon jug of ! alleged alcohol. a still and three large bottles partly filled with all legged liquor. at Brazinkas' home. 30 ! Hartford avenue, and they also took i a gallon jug of alleged liquor from a 14 year old boy who is said to be ! the runner between the restaurant , and the house. According to the | police, the boy said he Is saving the money Brazinkas pays him, in order | to educate himself.
 Violates Rules of Road
 William Domurat of 164 Grove . street was fined Sl5 and costs fol