New Britain herald., 1926-05-26
FINES TOTAL S666
 IN LIQUOR CASES
Part of Evidence Disappears as
 Woman Runs Away
THREE PAY S2OO APIECE
Orders For Memorial Day Issued Scuddcrs to Observe Goth Wedding Anniycrsary-Lawyers and Doc tors in Pool Contest Tonight.

The city was enriched to the ex- tent of S6G660 this morning hy fines imposed on three dispensers of in toNicating liquor who were also charged with reputation.
 At the home of Joseph Brozow- ski on Preston street, Officers Henry Joglinsli and William Thompson To- catcd a % gallon still in the cellar Of the house and q partly filled soda bottle of liquor on tho kitchen table. Brozowski was not at home. being employed nights in the New De parturc Mfg, Co.,. so that the officers simply took away their evidence and proceeded to the home of Simon Sahno Of Frederick street. While they were in that house Officer Thompson happened to notice a woman running up the street and, getting into the police car followed her. She succeeded, however, in dis appearing into the noighboring woods and tho officer returned to lll' h'dllll' HbAC'. hA llllf f1i liLll5 hIl of the car he happened 10 look into the back seat and found the still had disappeared. Mrs, BrozoWski proved herself to he fast worker although she neglected 10 search for the re- maindor Of the evidence. The hus- band, appearing in court this morn ing. pleaded not guilty but was found guilty by Judge William J. Malone and a fine of $200 and costs imposed, totalng $222.G0,
 At tho home of simon Sahno on Frederick street, a still and 50 gal Ions of mash were found in the eel lar, a gallon jar of liquor in the shed and q quart bottl" about half full in tn house. The coil for the still was found in Sahno's room underneath the mattress where he had evidently sccrcted it for safe keeping. Sahno pleaded not guilty to the charge of keeping and reputation, hut he like wise was found guilty and q fine Of $2uo and costs, totaling $222 imposed by Judge Malone,
 The third visit made by Officers Thompson and Jeglinslli was at the home of Alexander Ogonowslli, who lived next door to Sahno. A small still and two gallons Of mash were found in the house and he was also charged with keeping and reputation He pleaded guilty 10 both charges and was assessed $200 and costs, totaling $222.
 Deputy Prosecutor Robert J. Stack presented the cases.
 Memorial Day Plans.
 Emil II. Funk has been appointed chief marshal for the Memorial Day ..ercis5s and the decoration of the graves of the Civil War veterans by Gilbert W. Thompson Post. No. l3, G. A. E, All of the patriotic organi- zations to assist in the exercises will meet at G. A. l.. hall at o'clock and will march to the cemetery u5adel by the Veterans Of Foreign Wars band.
 Commander Edward II. Allen of hlDrlI ". IHOIlpSOu OSt udo IS- sued the following post order, cover ing the activities Of the day:
 Post Order No. 2.
 In accordance with the rules and regulations and General Order of Headquarters, c. A. R.. Monday, May 31, 1926. will be observed by this post as Memorial Day,
 In this work we would welcome the auxiliary and affiInated patriotic societies Of the Grand Army of the Republic, the United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion, World War Veterans, '. D. Association, Company l., Connecticut National Guard, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, also all patriotic societies and citizens are invited to parade and assist in the decoration Of graves.
 The Trinity church has invited the post 10 attend Divine service at the Trinity church, Sunday morning, May 80, 1926, at 10:45 a. m.. day light saving time. Automobiles will call for all G. A. R. members who