New Britain herald., 1928-09-17

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Police court habitues were treated
to two sessions this morning, al
though only one case was tried in
each instance. The reason for this
was the failure of Jacob Bonos OF
Meriden to be present when his case
was called ut $50 and a bond Of
$500 was declared forfeited. Judge
william J. Malone, who was on the
bench. stated at the time that in the
event lsonos appeared by 3 o'clock
he would be willing to return and
reopen the case
Bonos. an employee of the New
Departure Manufacturing company
IN Meriden. came to this city to at
tend the annual inter- plant field day
OF that organization. He proved to
be firm believer In mixing business
with pleasure and shortly after his
arrival at Muzzy field started to dis
pense liquor to his thirsty patrons
Tor the munifacent sum of rs cents a
glass. Unfortunately for him, how
ever ne did not know Sergeant
Henry Jeglinski of the local police
iorce who was standing nearby in
plain clothes watching the flourish.
ING business. 4 few minutes later
the oftlcer stepped up and confiscat-
ed tine remains of pint bottle and
glass and escorted Bonos to Do
lice headquarters.
| IN court this morning Bonos.
through Lawyer Morris Wilder ~
Meriden. pleaded nolo contendere.
ny an agreement reached between
Prosecuting Attorney James r.
Mather and the defense counsel q
charge Of keeping liquor was
dropped and count of selling II.
auor permitted to stand. Upon the
communication Of the prosecutor,
nne Of $50 and costs was imposed
by the court.
&'grcttO Fined
Rocco Segretto. who conducts +.
cigar store at los Park street VA.
also before the court on charge. NJ
Keeping liquor with intent to sell.
reputation and sale He pleaded
guilty to the first and last charge.
through Attorney Anthony J. Rich
and the second charge was nolled nv
the prosecutor A fine OF $50 on
each Of the two counts was i'm
posed by Judge William J. Malone.
1t il understood that scsretto's ar.
rest was made upon information
furnished the police by some marty
who stated that he had purchased
liquor in the establishment.
Cases NolIed
a charge of evasion Of resnonsi.
bility against Kenneth Gallagher of
Concord street was nolled this
morning on payment Of costs Nv
Prosecuting Attorney James r. Ma.
ther after the accused had agreed
to pay for damages done when his
automobile hit another car on Broad
street a week ago.
GallaKher's identity was ascertain
ed when the marker from his car
dropped of as he was speeding
away. 81
A charge Of illegal parking
against John Krowis of Andrews
street was nolied on payment of
costs. Neighbors on West Washing
ton street complained TO police
headquarters late Saturday night
that krowis was creating a distur-
bance by driving back and forth on
the street. He was arrested early
Sunday morning.
Arthur Dagle. charged with park
ing his car without lights. also re-
ceived / nolle after paying the costs
Charged With DRUNKEN Drtvine
Joseph Rulli was arrested early
Sunday evening by Officer James
McNamee in Forcstvilie center
charged with reckless driving and
operating a motor vehicle while I'M
der the influence Of liquor. His case,
when called In court this morning,
was continued until tomorrow at the
request Of the prosecuting attorney.
Case Continued
continuance until tomorrow
morning was granted in the case of
John Stechert OF ,0s North street,
~ho was arrested Saturday night by
Officer William Thompson upon
complaint of Monico Nalesco. a fell
low roomer, who claims that he was
assault by Stechert.
Upon the request OF Stochcrt, the
case was continued until Tuesday
morning He has retained Attorney
William N. DeRosier.
Auto Accident
Mrs. Mary Durant of New York
city received numerous cuts and
abrasions and sprained back a.
result Of an auto accident at the
corner Of Center and Summer