New Britain herald., 1928-12-11
Bristol Mus
RESTORES
 WINE ID OWNER
Two Barrels Seized in Raid Iden.
 ti6ed by Maker
REALT0R ASSESSED $50

REALIOR ASSESSED SW Ales Reimburscs Clothing Firm and
 Bootbiack - Military Company
 Nets $1,5OO From Ball-Crowd
 Inspects New Fire Station.
 Two barrels. containing 100 gall Ions of wine. seized with 10 other barrels last week at the home of Nincenzo Brunoli of a6 Alexander street following a raid by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson. will be returned 10 Se- pliti Sisto, brother-in-la of Bru- noli, as a result of decision made in police court today by Judge Will liam J. Malone.
 Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell, at torney for Sisto. contended that four client and receipts for grapes pur- chased from Chesky of New Britain and Depinto of this city for $l.5 were exhibited in support of his contention. Sisto. when placed on the stand. testified that he had bought a ton and quarter of grapes and that. although he had been living with his brotherin-law since 1922, this was the first year in which he had himself made wine.
 Officer Thompson. a member of the raiding squad. was called to the stand by Assistant Prosecuting At torney Robert J. Stack and stated that at the time the wine was being loaded onto a city truck, both Mrs. Brunoli and two other men, pre- sumably boarders, had requested that at least one barrel be left for Brunolis own use. He also testified that before he left one of the men stated that two barrels belonged to Brunolis brother-in-law
 Judge Malone insisted that Sisto identify the barrels containing the wine, which he claimed to be his. and after a short recess. following q consultation with his attorney. Sis to stated that two of the barrels which he used were new ones. He claimed four barrels. but through his failure 10 furnish the court with a description of the two ther barrels. his original request was denied and the two containers which he could identify were ordered returned.
 Similar Request Continued
 The request of John Tonon Of 20 Benham street for tho return of d gallon of distilled liquor, seized by the raidng squad on the same day that Brunolis wine was seized. was continued pending the outcome of the appeal taken by Noble l.. Pierce. counsel for the accused. Tonon was l." q $50 and costs in the local court last Saturday morning.
 Fined For Liquor Transportation Adam kowalski Of Fcauabuck was fined $l0o and costs in the city court on charge of transporting liquor. Additional charges of keep ing liquor with intent to sell. and sale were nolled upoc the recommenda- tion of Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ney Robert J. Stack. kowalSkl was represented by Joseph r. OConnell. lEowalski was arrested shortly after ' o'clock last Friday evening on Talmadgc street by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson, acting upon information that the man had already delivered three gallons of alleged alcohol 10 a house on Norton street. X quan- tity Of alcohol was also found in ko- walski's car.
 Real Estate Man Fined
 Charged with obtaining money un- der false pretenses by the issuance of fraudulent check. Dominick Za- leski, alias Dominick Ales. local real estate man who maintain an office on Main street and resides on Pine street, was fined $50 and costs in police court today by Judge Malone.
 Zaleski was arrested Sunday by Officer John Mclaughlin following a complaint made by John Mccarthy of Savard & Mccarthy, Main street clothiers, who in.ormed the prose- cutting attorneys office that on Oc- tcber 12. Ales. after purchasing a sui. for s60 and other articles for $50. had rendered a check for $G3.5o in payment. The check, made out on the Plainville Trust Co.,, was returned marked mo funds" and since that time Mir. Mccarthy had endeavored to collect from Zaleski. When presented in court yesterday Judge Malone ordered Zaleski lock- cd up until this morning to see if the confinement would not assist in strengthening out the bad check problem. It apparently did and dur ing the morning. Savard & Mccarthy were paid S6S.5o for the fraudulent check and bootblack, from whom Zaleski secured $50 several months ago on the promise that he would return it in few hours, was also r, ,.mbursed.
 Case Again Continued
 A further continuance until to- morrow was decided upon by Judge