New Britain herald., 1927-04-07
RAPS INF0RMERS
IN LIQUOR CASE
Judge Says Complainants Should
Have Backed Up "Iips'::
BR0DY FOUND NOT GUILTY
Death of Mrs. Victor klimoNitch-
Elks Install Officers Tonight
Shechy Interest in Store TO Be
Sold-School Board Meets.

Sold-School Board Meets.
Cornelius Brody. Jr., OF 121 Bur
llneton avenue. Was found not
guilty by Judge William J. Malone
IN the police court this morning of
keeping liquor with intent to sell
and reputation. Brody was placed
under arrest Wednesday afternoon
by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski of the
LEGAL vice squad and State Police
man Michael y. Smith and Edward
Foley. \ five-gallon key. Il one
gallon Jug ana i milk bottle partly
hllad with liquor were contiscated
hy the officers and offered as evi-
lenCe this morning.
The raid was made, the testimony
showed, as a result OF written COM
plants to the local police depart
ment and the state police Depart
ment AZ Hartford. The first letter
WIS received about month ago
and the last one The early part of
the week.
Attorney Joseph p. O'Connell,
who anpearad for Rrodv tbroroh
examination OF the officers.
brought out the fact that the Brody
home had nayar heao under e,,r.
VIGILANCE and the only information
they had WIS what had bean given
them in the lattors Osconnotl in
summing IN the case stated that in
the event Eroav had haan doire
business the lnuor snuad a. tbe
local departucnt which has al.
WAYS been ey-reme,v active uouIa
have known OF 1t and the assistance
Of stota noljca officers would NOT
have been necessary Tro5v informed
the court that he purchased tho H.
ouor last October for his own con-
sumption, For nurnosas Of axnari-
mcntotion. he had buried /, in ,he
cellar but when he dug IT IN few
weeks ago, found that tba stuff was
worse than when he bourh. /, for
the sum OF SIS.
Judge Malone In commenting ~,
the case prjor 10 rendering his de-
cision. remarked that .be connIain-
ants who were yigilant enough 70
vri.e 10 .he state no,ica should ba
>iri}ant onoueh 70 como into court
with their evidence He added that
he did rot believe that II was mar
.iru,arlv assentio, that nar.ioe maxi
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o'lo"' iS 'iiH conclusion OF the
u'"' hroNE was permitted 10 trans
ior' 'he cohlsca'ed Ilqno7 pack 10
MS own nome.
lF!s IS tAe second case before the
local court recently where the de-
>ehdant mas been found not guilty
and the conttscatod evidence re-
turned 10 Its owner.
Parowsky Case Nollcd
Inc case of john HaroWsky OF IA
Landry street. who was being held
on technical charge Of breach of
the peace under bonds of $1,000,
was nollcd by Prosecuting Attorney
James T. Mathor this morning
farowSki was arrested following n
complaint from his landlord who
had been advised that Parowsky was
planning an attempt to rob him. The
evidence presented to the prosecut-
ing attorney was deemed insufficient
10 hold the man longer.
stole \. ~ l.. supplies, Police Say