New Britain herald., 1928-02-18
SELLS M0DNSHlVE
 10 EATEN PURSE
Min Unable to Support Family,
 Enters Liquor BasineS

Paddy Mahoney told me he spent $50 . week in different places for booze and I. like fool. went ahead and started to make booze and sell it. thinking I could get enough money to support my family" Bruno Zadroski. aged 24. of 25 Hurlburt street. told Judge H. r. Roche in police court today. after pleading guilty to two counts of violation of the liquor law. He was fined 37S and costs.
 Questioned by Assistant Prosecu- ting Attorney W. NJ. Greenstein. Zadroski said he lived in Southing- ton and worked in a factory there until about one month ago, when he moved to New Britain. He was earn ing $20 a week and could not sup port himself, his wife and two chtl- dren. so he thought he could do bet- ter here. He found he had not im- proved himself, however. as he was unable to obtain employment and was not earning anything. Mah0ney's advice sounded good and he took 1t. but he was arrested yesterday after noon by Officers Daniel Cosgrove and William Grabeck after he had sold a bottle of moonshine liquor 10 q police agent" for one dollar.
 Officer Cosgrove testified that the agent was sent to the Zadroski tenement about 2:30 o'clock and short time later he returned with the bottle. The officers then raided the tenanep and found 50 gallons of mash, still" and some moon- shine which Zadroski admitted haN- ing for sale. They also recovered the dollar bill which the agent" had given in payment for the liquor.
 Fuller Goes to Jail
 Edward Fuller, aged 50. of 1eG Willow street, found guilty of breach of the peace. was sentenced to jail for IS days and suspension of a 3a days sentence last December was revoked. so that he will be required to serve 45 days and also work out the costs of the court. He was ar rested by Supernumerary Officer Gigliotti last night on complaint of Mrs. Fuller who testified that al- though he had been ordered by Judge Roche to remain away from his family. he comes home frequent iy and makes trouble. Last night he used bad language towards her and the children and gave vent to his temper by throwing articles about the house.
 Fuller pleaded not guilty and said he has been working steadily and contributing towards the support of his wife and children. but last night he was driven to anger because there was no supper awaiting him on his return from work. He ad- mitted he used strong language.
 Probation Officer Connolly volun- tered the information that Fuller failed to report on probation. also that he had abused his son. Fuller interrupted to deny the probation officers statement
 Caught With stolen Cigarettes
 Florian Laskowski, aged 19 of %s5 North Burritt street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of burglary and on recommendation of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Greenstein . continuance for one week in $1,000 bonds was ordered, as there are two other young men implicated in the case, according to the police. Las- kowski was arrested early this morning by Officers Anthony Ustach and James Sullivan, who found him carrying several cartons of cigar cites which were taken from Joseph Skingor's store at s1S Broad street.
 William Druce. aged 40. of SIT Elm street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of burglary and after the states case was in. he declared that he wanted to waive examination. Asked if he wanted to say anything else, he took the witness stand and said: T cannot plead guilty to q burglary charge" Judge Roche found probable cause and bound Bruce over to the March term of su- perior court in $1,o00 bonds, but after court arrangements were made to nolle the burglary count and charge Druce with theft on Monday provided he tells who was with him when harness was stolen out of the Doyle livery stable in the rear of the Park hotel.
 Sergeant Stadler testified that he investigated a complaint by Anthony Albanese on February g that the harness was missing, and he re- ceived information that Druce had not been about the premises since the alleged burglary was committed. although he had been sleeping in the stable office for some time prior to the incident.
 Officer David Doty and Super numerary Officer Edward Muszynski testified that they saw Druce and a companion carrying . harness on Center street about s:10 p. m. the night of the alleged burglary. Offi- cer Doty said he stopped them and asked where they were going and Druce told him they were bringing the harness somewhere for . pur- pose.
 The case of Mary Baranowski aged 20. of 1193 East street. who was arrested January % for street walking was continued one month The girl is said to have left New Britain and the authorities have been unable to locate her.