New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-06
LONG Fight OVER
SALE OF LIQUOR
SlydoVski and Wife Fail to Con-
vino. Judge Of Innocence

Walter asydewski. aged -, Of 6
Smith street. was found guilty Of
violation Of the liquor law on two
counts and bound over to the Sep.
TENDER term Of superior court In
S1So bonds. by Judge H. r. Roche
In police court today after = long
drawn cut hearing. He was repre-.
scented BY Attorney Harry NJ. Gins.
burg.
6sydowski denied that he sold 4
bottle Of liquor to Peter Janik Of
Bristol, on May ~. when Janik and
two other bakers who are employed
In the neishberheed brought the
bottle to the police station and turn.
Cd It over to Sergeant r. J. Feeney.
Hts story was that Jantk owed hin.
$3.50 and no asked him to pay It
when the bakers dropped Ia for an
carly morning drink. Janik, he said
tossed 81 on the table to be applied
on the debt and one Of his compan.
ions took the bottle Of liquor. Janik
and the other bakers told . differ
ent story. one Of them saying he had
seen many mon In and about tho
tenement while he boarded there.
Mrs. ssydowskt testified that Jan.
TX and his companions were under
the influence Of liquor when they
called. and she accused Janik Of en-
teFlnE the room where she was
sleeping and kissing her. He often
asked her to desert her husband and
20 away with him. telling her that
her husband had asthma and she
would enjoy life more thoroughly
away from him. she testified.
Detective Sergeant q. c. Eilinger
and Sergeant r. A. McAvay told Of
going to the tenement with Z search
warrant on May =: and finding =
bottle Of alleged alcohol secPetsd in
the ceiling. A small board was re-
exposing the bottle, the SER
geant said. Mrs. sxydowskt testified
that she had concealed the bottle
because her husband would have
consumed the contents had he
known she had II. she does not OBJ
ject TO having him drink but she
aisilkes to see him, take too much
At ons time.
Judge Roche. making finding
VI guilty. remarked that he did not
believe Mrs. Ssydowskia story. Ho
leit that she and her husband had
'aiked It over undecided to tell It.
Of IT. lack Of foundation
n fact.
hinder Hearing June -
The continued case Of George Way
|.tnder Of Lincoln street. charged
with reckiesa driving. was again
continued because Miaa Nellie I.eary
II Middlctown. who was injured In
he accident which resulted In the
arrest. was unable to appear. Attor.
hey P. r. McDonough. defense coun-
vel. said he had been Informed by
Sergeant O'Mara that Mtss I.eary
claimed 10 be suffering from
and could not attend
court on that account. which was
quite understandable. but 1t was In
10 be In court time after
limo without trying the case.
Prosecuting Attorney Woods said
he case will be disposed Of on June
y II that date was agreeable to the
'ourt and the defense. Judge Roche
ut It down for that date and en-
,hastsed that II vii bs heard without
urther postponement.
Warned 70 behave Himseae
Alfonso AedOr, aged 20, OF III
Winter street was given = suspend
d jail sentence OF 90 days and placed
N probation with Z warning that II
le makes trouble At home or gives
he authorities any reason to arrest
I'm he will be sent to jail.
6edor was arrested Monday by
)ficer 4. C. Walincsus on charges Of
reach Of the peace and drunkenness
having been necessary to use o
tretcher to remove him from the
euse on account Of hiA intoxicated
ondttion. He has seven children
nd was released from the state farm
t Norwich . few weeks ago.
Mrs. sedor testified that she has
ad considerable trouble beca We Of
sr husbands drinking habits. and
n Monday he attacked her and tore I
81. clothing. Ohicer Walincsus testi.
ed that there was . bottle Of liquor
isposed Of between the time Mrs. I
edor called the police and the time Il
hs police arrived. accounting for
edor's heipleaaneas 70 soon after he !
ad assaulted his wife.
The case Of Frank Cuneo Of Ham
en-, charged with overlooking q
'uck. was continued until Satur- Z
~. {
Einar johnson. aged 10, Of & Lyon J
rect. whose case VA heard Mon
~. was discharged on rscommen. q
alton Of Prosecuting Attorney J
'eods. He was charged with driving q
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