New Britain herald., 1928-09-24
DIS()RDERLY HOUSE
 RAIDED; SIX HELD
FfequentG Tdk Police He Was
 Robbod of $5S

Michael Gacek. aged 2l, of 25 Pennington avenue, and Edward Baxyiewicz, aged .l, of 15l Lyons street. were before Judge Henry P. koche in police court today on the charge of theft of $52 and both cas- es were continued until Saturday. Razylewicx is represented by At torneys B. J. Monkiewicz and Martin F. Stempien. Judge Roche fixed 1000 bonds in each case.
 Toczko. who is 35 years of age. was arrested about l o'clock yester- day morning in 8 tenement at 3l Richmond avenue, on the charge of being a frequenter of a disorderly house. He was fined $5 without costs, as were Julius karmilowicz, aged 6o, of 163 Washington street, James Mclaughlin. aged 52, of l2S Miller street, and Steve Bazylew- nicki. aged s1, of 151 Lyons street. on the same charge, while Frank Rzwenicki, aged 40, and his wife. Anotinette, aged 40, were each fined S35 and costs on the charge of keep ing a disorderly house.
 According to Officers Louis l.. Harper and William McMurray. noisy parties have been held in the tenement for long time, despite warnings to Mir. and Mrs. Rzewnicki by the authorities. Stanley Plentl testified that he vacated another tenement in the house on account of the disorder that exists there night after night. Mrs. Rzewnlckl was sitting outside bedroom with | bottle of whiskey in her hand when Officer Harper entered and she ran in into the room and hld the bottle under a bed. Toczko testl- fled that he was given s by one of the other men to buy liquor outside the house, and as he was leaving he was set upon by Gacek and Bay lewicz, who robbed him. They had been in the tenement earlier in the night. it is said.
 Besides taking his money. they are alleged to have taken his keys, ana the police recovered them in the pos session of Bazylewicz, it is sald. Rzewnicki and his wife were unable to make a satisfactory explanation of the uses to which they have al lowed their home to be put. al- though both denied that it was dis orderly house. Numerous bottles were found in the place, according to the police.
 Admits Burglary at Inn
 Frank Piskorski. aged IT. of 1Gl Gold street, who is on parole iron, the School for Boys. Meriden. plead- cd guilty to the charge of burglary but Judge Roche ordered it changed to a plea of not guilty in order to protect the young mans rights. Ser reant P, j.. O'Mara testified that Piskorski was arrested about U o'clock Saturday night after he and Detective Sergeant Ellinger had sought him for some time, and nc admitted that he entered the Whte Oak Inn y-on Plainville Road twice and stole cookies and other goodies also that he broke a showcase in front of the Army & Navy store On Church street, stealing considerable merchandise. stealing doughnuts m front of stores in the northwestern section of the city, stealing $1l."o out of the cash register of Louis Brim's store on Hartford avenue while the proprietor was at the curb looking at a load of vegetables. in addition to theft of clothing. some of which he was wearing in court from the Army and Navy store on Main street.
 Serreant O'Mara told the court the young man formerly had poor home but of late conditions have been better at a new address. lie has been sleeping away from home however. A brother of Piskorskl told the court his mother cannot control him and does not want him around the house because Of his thievinr propensities. Judge Roche bound him over to the December term of superior court in $10oo bonds.
 Anthony Seraphin. owner of the White Oak Inn, testified that it has been broken into four times within q week. According to Sergeant O'Mara, Piskorski was the compan' ion of a boy who was caught feN days ago after an entrance ha been made.
 Threatens Wife With Knife
 Alfonso Seidor. 1T. of 133 Winter street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness. was de- scribed by Probation Officer Connol- ly as "below par mentally He has been arrested number of times and has been in jail and at the state farm. but it is impossible 10 improve his mode of living. it seemed from the testimony Mrs. Seidor accused him of threatening her with d knife Saturday night and forcing her tc flee to neighbours home. Seidor ir turn, accused her of threatening him with jail so that she might have other and younger men.
 Attorn B. J. Monkiewicz. repre- senting Seidor objected 10 Mrs. Sci dor's alleged attempts 10 use tho court as a means of ridding herself of her husband. She does not want him and is determined 10 keep hin in jail. He should have one more chance with the understanding thai he will stay away from his wife, the attorney said.
 Judge Roche. however. pointed out that Seidor was in court las week for the same kind of trouble a' home and Judge SaXe imposed : three months jail sentence and sus pended it.
 Apparently this had no effect or him and he deliberately disobeyef the order of the court by going hom. and causing more trouble. He or. dered the revocation of the suspen sion of the three months jail sen