New Britain herald., 1926-05-03
THREE BAGGED BY
 POLICE RAIDERS
Two Women Appear in Police
 Court This Morning
FINES IMPOSED ON TRIO

less DriYing-Council Meeting To-
 morrow Evening-Hearing on Es-
 tate of Mcriden Woman.
 Two members of the liquor squad officers Jeglinski and Norton, con- ducted three successful liquor raids last Saturday evening, and although the amount of liquor obtained in each case was small, it was suffi- cjently discriminating 10 convict all threo dispensers in court this morn ing.
 Mary Si)vesthovlcz of 217 Park street was first visited and seeing the officers approach, Mary attempted 10 throw the liquor down the sink. She Was partly successful but some Of the evidence was procured. In the city court this morning she Was charged with keeping and selling and fined $l00 on each count, mak- ing her total contribution to the court S220.4o. Michael Ryhansh of { Divinity street and John Jakunas of % Myrtle street, who were in the house at the time, under the infu- pnce. had their cases nollcd on pay mcnt of costs. Joseph Camidas. q boardcr. endcavored 10 inform the officers of their rights insofar as en- terinE q home, and paid a fine of $IG and costs for his pains.
 UrEora CarIonis of 211 Park street was met on the street by the officers, who accompanied her 10 her home and after a search found a one gallon jug half full of liquor. Urgora tried 10 hide the jug under her hat. but the dimensions Of the former were too big and those of the latter too small to make her efforts successful. She pleaded not guilty ito charge of reputation. but as it vas her second offence, and the eyi- dencc of such an discriminating ma ture, she was taxed q fine of $20o and costs, totaling S219.40.
 Joseph Nafale Of 100 Main street, Nho conducts q restaurant. was also raided and small quantity of liqror secured. He pleaded guilty to sell ing and received fine of $50 and costs.
 His attorney. Anthony Rich, plead cd his case, stressing the mans past good record and the fact that he had hecn in possession of the place only four days. Judge Malone in hand ing out sentence advised the man to discontinue selling.
 \ House Divided
 Theodore Garlicll of Forestville was brought before Judge William j. Malone in the city court this morning on charges preferred by his mother, Mrs. Emma Garlick, who informed the judge that her son had taken his fathers touring car last Saturday night without permission. The hoy, who is 19 years Of age, pleaded not guilty. insisting that he had secured his fathers permission and that his father was present in the court room ready to testify to that effect. To this statement of the hoy. Mrs. Garlicll said "Of course he (mcaning the father) would say so.'
 Mrs. Garlick told the court a lengthy story of her family troubles, iutimating that since the boy had left high school, where he was a junior, he had remained at home doing nothing and at night had been in the habit of taking his fathers car for q ride and returning in the wee small hours of the morning. She had no control over him and neither had the father, according to her statement. and she wanted Theo- dore placed on probation. Fslh judge, however, informed her that the only problem he had tdodecide on was the charge against the boy for taking the car without permission last Saturday night and according 10 the testimony procurable from the father, 1t would be difficult to take any definite action. He continued ithe case until next Monday morning, i May 1o.
 Red Men to Torrlngton i A large delegation from Com pounce Tribe, l. o. R. M. will go to Torrington tomorrow evening to at tend the celebration being planned ! by Mohawk Tribe for the Great ] Council and visiting Red Men. ] On Wednesday, May 5th, in Tor rington. the Grand Council of Con nccticut will meet and sixteen Past Sachems of Compounds Tribe will attend.
 Parent-Tcacher Meeting
 The Parent Teacher association of the Federal Hill school will hold their annual meeting this evening at . < o'clock in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected and following the business scss,on, dancing will be enjoyed The music will be furnished by the Trinity Bacchanalians.
 Large Crowds at Compouncc