New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
RAIDERS ON VISIT
 ID NORTH POND ST.
Home Searched, Liquor Found,
 Owner Fined S35
FACTORIES HOLD OUTINGS
N hailace Barnes Dunbar And ses- sions Clock Workers Enjoy Field Days - Reckless Driver Fined Three Men Hurt In Collision,

Three Men Hurt In Collision, i The home of .chael Kapalonis q tSb North Pond street was raided or saturday evening by Officers William, Thompson and Hrnry Jeglfnski ant i a gallon jus two thirds full of linuo, and a pi1 bottle half full of a sim. liar substance contjscated. Kapalonis who was represented by Attorney Joseph r. O'Connell, pleaded no, guilty to charges of keeping and ren- utation this morning and two wit. nesSes were put on the stand hv the defense to show that KapaIonis did not have q reputation as d dispenser of liquor.
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan did not believe that the accused man made 3 practice of selling the liquor and was inc1in' l toward lenien"y. fine Of SS5 and costs heinz imposed.
 Wood File Caused Fight
 John SilvnstroHioz and Sophif kar1onis. nniehhors on Park street. got into an argument last evening with the result that both were ulac- cd under arrest on charges of assault and breach Of the peace. It seems that Si)yestrovirz called on Sorhje to get her to move pile of her wood which he claimed was on his land and he informed the court that she pushed him downs airs. The woman on the other hand claimed that John was the asgressor and had assaulted her first.
 Trdgn Donovan. believing both guilty, imposed jail sentence of 50 days in each case and suspended it for ont year with tte understandings that they keep tho peace. Attorney J. T. O'Conroll appeared for Silver trovicz.
 Attending Convention
 Lesser G. "i@oNr>ev, chairman of t,'' r'HfHlioan town committee, Mrs. Hattie Eance, Judge Epaphroditus Pocli and Artln~ s. Barnes are at tending thn republican state conven ton being held in Hartford today an! tomorrow.
 William Eonf@ee of Plainyille, who is celebrating his S1st birthday to- !a". will leove Saturday for I1cs Moines. Iowa, where he will attend thc National Grand Army conven- tton. MT. Renfrec is inspector gen. eral of the C. A. R.
 Case Continued
 The case of Ignotz Sobestanovich of 45 Irving street, charged with operating an automobile under the influence of liquor and reckless drjv- ing. was continued in the city court this morning by Judge Joseph M. Donovan until Thursday. September 16. Sobostanovich was arrested early last evening by Officer Henry Jcglinski after truck which he was driving had collided with a sedan owned and operated by James J. McGrath of Butler street. Meriden, near Waterbury bridge at the june ton of Park and Divinity streets. The truck was demolished while Mir. car was badly damaged.
 Sobestanovich pleaded guilty to both charges and the fact that he was intoxicated was snbstantiatad by Dr. B. B. Robbins, police surgeon. who was called in to examine him.
 Bankruptcy Hearing
 Judges William J. Malone and s. Russell Mink and Attorneys Joseph F. Dutton and Kendall Pierce are in W Waterbury this morning attending the bankruptcy hearing of William adn Virginia Sanford, former auto mobile dealers of School street, which is scheduled for 10 a. m.
 Meeting on Outing Held
 Chief John H. Hayes and the fore men Of the four volunteer fire conr- panies of the city held a meeting evening 10 formulate plans for the annual outing of the depart ment 10 be held at the Fall Noun tain Fish and Game Preserve Sat lrday, September IS, It is, under stood that a ball game will be played between q team representing Welch Fire company of Forestville and one seolcted from the three Bristol com oanies. This year sheep barbecue dinner will he held instead of ,hiclen dinner as has been the case Ter the past two years.
 Foreman Frank Matthews of Welch Fire company has called a special meeting of his department or tomorrow evening at 7;S0 to se- eCt a ball team.
 Fined For speeding
 Stanley Liske of New Britain was trrested by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns yesterday afternoon on : lark street on a charge of speeding, O which he pleaded guilty in the 'ity court this morning, Officer Surns testified that Liske was going $ miles an hour when he was halt