New Britain herald., 1928-05-31
COURT HAS
 BUSY TIME TODAY Most d Cases, However, Are
 Continued Ones FISHERMAN GIVEN FINE
Reckless Auto Driver Likewise Is Pcnalized-Addilional Train Ser vice Other news Items Of Inter- est to City Readers

This morning proved a busy one in the police court, although most Of the cases heard were continued ones. Only two arrests Were made over the holiday and both for Of lenses of a minor nature.
 Catullo Fucini, who conducts a restaurant at IS Race street, Was fined $c5 and costs on a charge of keeping liquor with intent to sell. by Judge Joseph M. Donovan. He was represented by Attorney An thony J. Rich and Prosecuting At torney James T. Mather presented the case. Fucini's restaurant was yis tied by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson on Fri day noon, May 2ith and quart bot tie containing wine confiscated.
 The case Of Jacob Hackman, who operates smoke shop at S6lla Main street, was continued until tomor- row morning because of the absence of one of the defense witnesses. Hackman is also represented by At torney Anthony l. Rich.
 A visit to Hackman's store on May 24th resulted in the officers finding a pint bottle partly filled with alleged liquor.
 Find for Drunken Driving
 A fine of t1O0 and costs was im- posed on Peter Moyios Of 3l Albany avenue. Hartford, on a charge of operating an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor. He pleaded guilty.
 Moyios was arrested by Officer Edgar Norton on Broad street last Sunday night. after car operated by the defendant. had crashed into the automobiles of Charles Carl and Emil Block. The Cari car was be- ing driven towards Bristol and the Block car was parked in front of the owners home.
 Rules of the Road
 Adam Tomkak of Southington was assessed s and costs by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan, on a charge of violation of the rules of the road. He was arrested in East Bristol last night by Officer Edgar Norton.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 A charge of operating an automo- bile while under the influence Of li- auor against Joseph Nesky Of Sims bury was reduced to one Of reckless driving by Judge Joseph M. Dono- van and a fine of $50 and costs tm- posed.
 Nesky was arrested last Sunday eevning by Sergeant Henry Jeelinski on School street after he had nar- rowly missed hitting several other cars. The accused was represented by Attorney George Hanrahan Of unionville.
 Arrested for Illegal Fishing
 Charles Hellyer of New Britain was arrested yesterday by Game Warden Thomas Ryan for fishing on Malone lake in Forestville, where fishing is prohibited. He pleaded guilty but informed the court that there were no signs at the lake to show that it was posted. This state ment was corroborated by Ryan. who told the court that signs were torn do"n just as soon as they were erected. Judge Donovan nolled the case on payment Of costs.
 Ordered to Leave Town
 With the understanding that be would leave town immediately. Ernest Cahill was given a suspended sentence by Judge Donovan. on charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and smoking on a closed trolley car. He was arrested last eve. ming on complaint Of Conductor Howard B. Porter.
 Store Entered
 complaint was made to the police department by Sigmund Maiewski that his store at the corner of Oak ana South streets was entered some time last night and approximately sl4 taken from the cash register. Entry was gained by removing light of glass in the rear door. De- tective Sergeant Daniel McGillicud- dy is investigating.
 BOartier is Accused
 Mrs. Jerrolds, who conducts Il boarding house at 1S6 North Main street. complained to the police yes terday that a boarder named Nruckiu had departed the previous evening along with her pocketbook. which she had left in a buffet draw CT. The purse contained about &14.
 \ruckiu, according to Mrs. Jer rolds. only rented room last Tues day morning. paying her $lo in ad- vance for a weeks board. Early the evening of the same day. he told the landlady that he did not like Bristol and asked that hia hoard noney he