New Britain herald., 1927-08-22
THREE to TO JAIL
 IN LIQUOR CASES Restaurant Owner Pr0ferS S16
 to Raidin6 Policeman DAYS FINES TOTAL $500
Twelfth District Considers Plans for School Building-Death Of Louis F. Webster-Woman Sells Liquor to Slcuth and Is Arrested.

Ahi'e NiolettoiS oL tue I4uoT law were dealt with in police court this morning by Judge Joseph M. Dono- van, who stated that the court had been too lenient with dispensers of beverag ges prohibited by the eigh- teenth amendment.
 Stanley Cwik, who conducts a restaurant at 100 Main street and is also proprietor of the City Cab Co.,. was fined s200 and costs and given a jail sentence of 60 days. Cwik was presented on charges of keeping, reputation and attempted bribery, to all of which he pleaded guilty through his attorney, Joseph P. O'Connell.
 Cwik's place of business was vis- lted last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer Edgar Norton. According to the sergeants testi- mony. CWik endeavored to spill the contents of a milk bottle into the sink, but enough was procured to use as evidence this morning. A quantity ot liquor in a glass on the counter was also seized by the off cer, According to the evidence pre- sented, Cwik, upon seeing the off, cers enter. endeavored to force the sum of s16 into Jeglinski's hand. The officer after refusing several times, finally accepted it and turned it over to the officer accompanying him.
 Attorney O'Connell, In behalf of Cwik. pointed to his good war rec ord and the fact that his health had been impaired by his war service. It was also pointed out that Mrs. Cwik is ill and will be obliged to undergo a major operation shortly.
 Prosecuting Attorney James r. Mather called the courts attention to the previous record of Cwik. He was before the court on May Is, 1926, and again on June 5, 1926. On tthe latter date he was given sus- pended jail sentence of 60 days.
 Second Offender Sentenced to Jail
 Frank Siricola of Prospect street through his attorney, A. J. Rich, pleaded guilty to charges of keep
 ing liquo rwith intent to sell and reputation and was fined s200 and costs and sentenced to jail for IS days by Judge Donovan.
 Siriculo was arrested last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson after eight quarts of liquor had been dis covered under staircase This was Siricola's second time before the court, $50, and costs having been assessed at the time of his first ar rest.
 Kruleski Jaile On Liquor Charge
 Steve Kruleski of IA Edgewood street was the third liquor law vio- lator to feel the heavy hand of the court. He was fined S100 and costs and sentenced to jail for so days on charges of keeping with intent to sell the court on one previous occasion, September q, 1926. and at that time was fined S10O and costs
 Sergeant Jeglinski conducted the raid on Kruleski's home at 10 O clock last night and were able to secure but small quantity of li- quor. The officer testified that the accused was very clever at hiding the liquor and although he had made two visNs prior to last nights, he had been unsuccessful in locating the cache.
 Case Continued
 The case of Nicholas Carros of 40 Oak street, charged with keeping li- quor with intent to sell, was con- tinued for one week at the request of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather.
 Sergeant Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson paid a visit to Carros' home last Saturday night and confscated five one gallon jugs of alleged liquor and several pint bottles containing a similar concoc- tion. Carros was arrested and re- leased later under bonds of s1,o0o.
 Carros was before the court last Saturday morning on charges of breach of the peace preferred by his wife. Judge Donovan at that time continued the case until this morn- ing because of the fact that Carros was unable to speak coherently. Sells Liquor to Officer Mrs. Alfred Courchaine of 99 West street made serious mistake Saturday evening when, according to police, she sold pint bottle of liquor to Sergeant Jeglinski of the liquor squad. The officer paid her with two marked one dollar bills. Upon receiving an invitation to sam- pie the liquor in the house, accord ing to the police, Jeglinsli called in