New Britain herald., 1927-12-20
:rY CERTAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, DEcE,BER 2o 1e2z

! liquor law, and on request of Attor- ney s. Gerard Casale, the cases were continued until Dec. 27. Sergeants r. J. O'Mara and NJ. J. Flynn raided q restaurant conducted by the couple at 32 Hartford avenue yesterday and seized a small amount Of alleged liquor which Mrs. BruZinskus is said to have attempted to destroy. Ac- cording 10 the police. husband and wife were fined S100 and costs for violation of the liquor law on Sep tember 3, 1926. and sl50 and costs with jail sentence of 15 days on , Octobe" 20, 1926, on the same charge.
 Railroad TrespaSser> Fined Eleven treSpaSSerS on railroad property were fined sS without costs each and Judge Roche issued a warning that in the future such cases will be held to deserve a larger fine with costs of court added, be- cause the public has been given suf- ficient notice through the arrests that have been made by the railroad police on three occasions.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods told the court that the railroad authori- ties have been patient and lenient with trespassers who take their lives in their hands by walking he tracks.
 Signs have been posted and fences erected, yet it is difficult to prevent t,,,s, s,ly +, Nfr J trN. ed by Judge Roche for a recom- mendation as to penalties, NIr. Woods said he felt B would not be too much. but Judge Roche reduced il 10 S3.
 Lieutenant Rooney and Officer Sullivan Of the railroad police testi- fed to making the arrests shortly after noon yesterday between Elm street and the railroad passenger station Tn" trespaSserS pleaded guilty, some of them claiming that they had not been aware that walk
 ing the tracks was prohibited, while others said they were taking advan- tage Of short cut" A few of the eleven had nothing to say. Those arraigned are the following:
 Michael Exert, 50. of 49 Austin street; Adam Staske Of GAS East street; Jack Daly. GO, of 29 Myrtle street: Emil Graveline, 22. Of Il Spring street; Adolph Sixt, 32. of 325 Wooster street, Anthony Jennings. 36, of 30 Atlantic street; Benjamin Rawlinites, 29. of 27 Austin street; Nick Simons, 45, of 39 Daily street; Martin Crowley, 55, of Kensington: Samuel Fleming, 32, of 43 High street and George Dickson, 42, of 64 Church street.
 Creates Disturbance at Home
 Onarrato Garuti, aged 49 of 467 Glen street, was fined Slo and costs for breach Of the peace and assault and drunkenness. execution Of the penalty suspended. Judge Roche ordered him 10 report to the proha- ton officer and warned him that he must behave al home and if he comes before the court again for causing trouble for his family he will be dealt with severely.
 Officer Edward Carroll testified that he arrested Garuti on complaint of Mrs Garuti. who testified that she has had trouble every day for 10 or ? years and last evening her hus- band punched her in the back of the head and the forehead several times. She defended herself as best she could and struck him on the head with a pitcher, intlicting cut,
 Viola Garuti, daughter of the couple, testified that her father drinks and abuses her mother very often. She described last nights fight. corrohorating Mrs. Garutis story.
 Garuti blamed his wife for the trouble. She has told him she does not like him because he Is "too old"