New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
Bristol Meus
DENIES OWNERSHIP OF GUN HE WAVED
Bristol Man Threatens Landlady,
 Say Pistol Is "Sam's'
LENGTHY COURT SESSION

1 001SV III VVVNA 00OOAVN Many Cases on DoCket-Tracy Opens l Law Office-Linslcy- Ward Nup- tials-New Departure Takes City League Lead-Bristol Notes. i Although Samuel Moroziuk of II Alder street handed .S2 calbre au- tomatic revolver over to Policeman Thompson and Keith when he was arrested shortly before midnight last night. he vigorously denied own ership of the weapon when brought before Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in police court this morning charged with carrying a concealed weapon and breach of the peace. Through an i' erpreter. he inform d court officials that the gun belonged to a i man named "Sam." He could not recall the last name.
 | According to the testimony of Frank Bida. Moroziuk appeared at his home on Beach street at II o'clock last night carrying the re- volver in his hand. Whe' he threat ened the landlady with the weapon, Bida and three other men. who were sitting in the kitchen, believing dis cretion to be the better part of valor. immediately made their exit. Bida
 hurried along until he met Police-
 man Thompson. who, failing to un-
 derstand what the man was talking about, brought him to police head |quarters, where he made known his
 troubles to Acting Captain Joseph F.
 Strup in the Polish language.
 Judge Joseph M. Donovan, after
 hearing the testimony this morning.
 continued the case until tomorrow to
 enable Moroziuk to bring in the owner of the gun 10 substantiate his
 statements made in court today. Fined For Disturbance
 Felix Simon of 7S Lincoln street.
 charged with breach of the peace and assault was fined $l0 and costs
 in the city court this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. Judgment in the case of John Kowalski of the same address. who made the com plaint resulting in Simon's arrest,
 was suspended on payment of costs. He was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 The two men were arrested by Po- liceman O'Connor and Day late Sat
 urday night. Sunday, after being re-
 leased on bonds. the two men got together and decided to resume
 friendly relations in the hope that
 they would not be brought before
 the court. Prosecuting Attorney An
 thony J. Rich. however. ruled diff s ferently and they were presented :, before the court.
 Disorderly House Charge
 Thomas Sheeran of Stearns street was arrested shortly after midnight
 Saturday and brought 10 police headquarters where he was booked z on charges of keeping disorderls , house. keeping liquor with intent tc
 sell and reputation. The raid was . made by Sergeant Henry Jeglinsk and Policeman Edward O'Connor Lawrence Doolan and Warren Pur.
 rington after . complaint had been made to headquarters by neighbors. , David Lippia of Plainville. Paul Colapietro of Bristol. Grace Bacon
 and Frances Surnier. who were ir Sheeran's house at the time of the raid, who also placed under arrest fha Av~t fhpnn ah urith ro- : quenting and the Surnier woman
 with frequenting and intoxication.
 small quantity of wine was seized b. f the officers
 . At the request of Prosecuting At. f torney Anthony J. Rich. the case,
 of all five were continued until to. a morrow morning.
 2 Case Continued
 | Upon the request of Attorney E Howard T. Mather. the case of Al.
 bret Labrie. charged with operating ] motor vehicle while under the in. Q nuence of liquor and reckless driv.
 ing. was continued until tomorrow morning. Labrie was arrested fol. r lowing an accident on Lake avenue . last Thursday night by Special Of. l ficcr John Bresnah han.
 Couple Are Arrested Philip Nisue and Dela King were !, al rested at o'clock yesterda!
 morning by Sergeant Henry Jegiin- ski and Policeman William Thomp. l son in room at s Summer street : Both were booked on charges of inn
 proper conduct. Nigue was re- leased shortly after his arrest under bond but the King woman had not obtained bondsman up 10 this l morning.
 Upon the recommendation o. Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J Rich. the cases were put over until tomorrow morning.
 Death Of Infant
 Richard. 10-months-old son oi . Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Burneika O, 152 Green street. died this morn. ling of infantile troubles.