New Britain herald., 1926-01-14

and the defendant denied 1t. Laugh ter followed this explanation.
 The woman said the Bristolite was drunk, and that he brought a bottle of liquor with him, and later that afternoon went out for more. She said she gave him dinner. and he later asked for supper, for which she said he offered to pay her a dollar.
 The trial was threatening to be- come serious when her attorney, NJ. A. Sexton produced a quart jar of pickles, which both the judge and the spectators seemed to find amus- ing.
 Apples And Pickles For Supper
 MT. Sexton attempted to prove that Bogsczewski gave the woman dollar for the Jar of pickles. Bog sczcwski claimed he ate only one pickle. The woman claims she gave him supper which consisted of apples and pickles after which an- other round of siggles were in evl- dence.
 Under pressure from Assistant Prosecutor William Greenstein, Mrs. Lulewicz admitted taking the dol lar for payment for supper. She previously said that she had taken the bill from woman on the sec ond floor.
 The two roomers testified that they never saw Mrs. Lulewicz sell liquor. Each has been there about eight years.
 However, scrauspsii admitted having had some whiskey before Bogsczewsld's arrival.
 On re-eXamination. Sergeant Ell inger told the court that the woman told him after she returned to the kitchen and saw the open jar of pickles, that she had taken the dollar bill for the sale of the pickles. Commenting on the peculiar sup per which Mrs Lulewicz said she gave the man, Attorney Sexton stat ed, She should have given him Rough on Rats"
 The court was in an uproar, and one officer was so convulsed with laughter that he left the room for a short while.
 Mrs. Lulewicz was selling liquor at her house." stated Judge Hunger 1 ford after the trial was over. He seemed to be amused by the case, for he laughed frequently during the trial
 "Con Doctor" Dismissed
 Because he approached Officer Thomas J. Feeney in a lunch room last night. and asked him If he had corns, Philip l.. Grauels. 7S1 South Eleventh street, Newark, New Jer- sey. was arrested for peddling with out a license. but was dismissed after paying the costs in court this morning. Judge Hungerford was lenient with the man becaues At torney Greenstein said he only got in New Britain last night, and would leave today, Irving S. Rach- lin was the defendants lawyer, and assured the court that the man did not practice chiropody in the city, but only attempted to sell corn cure.
 Frank Yahlonski, 40 Clinton street, was fined $5 for driving last night without an operators license. He was arrested by Officer Feeney l after he had q slight accident with Joseph Tebleon, 286 Washington street, who was driving a bicycle on Myrtle street. Yablonski said his license was at home. and he pro- duced it in court this morning.
 After telling Hyman Mltkowskl East Main street, that his attitude on he stand was enough to convict him, Judge filling fined the man s25 for reckless driving on Dech 31.
 Officer Wagner alleged the man was going over 40 miles per hour on East Main street. on the after moon of Dec. 31. Mitkowski denied practically every statement of the officer. Attorney Alfred Levitt was counsel for the defendant.