New Britain herald., 1928-04-12
AGENT, BEATEN UP
 IS STILL MISSING.
Pesski Not in Court to Testify
 Against Adam Okula

It is incumbent upon the state 10 show definite proof of the physical condition Of Joseph Pesski. police agent in liquor cases, on April 19. Judge II. P. Roche said in police court today as he ordered con- tlnuancc until that date. in the case of Adam Okula, aged %, of 90 AL hany avenue. charged with assault ing PcsslIi on March 9. Attorney Harry M. Ginsburg. representing Okula, offered no objection to the continuance, but he reminded the court that there have been two con- tnuanccs to dat" and the police arc in possession of written request from Fcsski for carfare to New Britain from Nassau, N, Y., indicat- ing that hc was not very ill and would probably Inc in court had the carFarc been provided
 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W. NJ. Grcenstcin said he was without information concerning the case be- yond the fact that he understood lcSslli to be physically unable to be in court today, but he will have 1t looked into without delay.
 Breaks Drug Store Window
 Stanislaw Eczrudczyk. aged 5o, of 141 Broad street, went into Curran and Falcwski's drug store at Broad and Grove streets about 9:3O last night in an intoNicat l condition and asked for something in an incol1cr- "nt manner according to Sidney Cur ran, one of the proprictors, Curran refused to wait on him and he left \ few minutes later crash was heard and on rushing out Curran found the plate glass window on the Grove street side Of the store smashed.
 Louis W. Guskc Of 25a Grove street testified that he saw Eczrud- czyk pick up stone and throw it through the window. He followed him and turned him over to Cur ran. Officer C. ". iIcllherg testified that Bezrudczyk was intoxicated and struggling with Curran when he ar rived in response 10 q complaint re reived hy Lieutenant Eamforth at police headquarters.
 Bezrudczyk admitted that he was intoxicated but he did not recall anything a about the stone throwing incident He went 10 the drug storr, 10 buy medicine for the feet and was eleCted, he said
 Judge Roche imposed 8 fine of 8 and costs for drunkenness and sa0 and costs for breaking the window.
 Trucks Race at t2 Mile Speed
 Joseph Papc, aged IS, of 171 Ellis l street. and Marccllo Morcllo aged IS, of 112 Columbia street. arrested by 1 Motorcycle Officer Alfred TanEuay 1 about 4:@o yesterday afternoon on Arch street for speeding pleaded not | guilty but Judge Roche believed the ] officers testimony that the young men. driving separate trucks, were | racing at the rate of 42 miles an hour and imposed fine Of s15 and | costs in each case.
 Officer Tanguay testified that he | followed the trucks from Main and Walnut to Arch and West Pearl
 
 that they were speeding, the former saying he drove at the approximate rate of 1o miles an hour behind four or five cars, and MorcIlo claim ed to have stayed behind Tape at 1he approximate rate of 20 to 25 1ulles an hour. Mor.llo added that he had not looked at the speedometer but he felt certain he had not been speeding.
 Judge Roche remarked that Arch street. being Tn business district. Was poor place for trucks 10 speed m the middle Of the afternoon. Family Expenses Cause Dispute
 Frank Walceski, aged 36, of .1 Ward street accused his wife of ex- traNagance and IaAity in the per.