New Britain herald., 1929-05-20
Biz Docket in Court Today Includes Residents of Many Other Cities and Towns.

 ton, Bristol, Hartford, Prospect, New Haven, Berlin, Glastonbury. and New Britain were before Judge NJ. D. Saxe in police court today on various charges. Not all of the cases were disposed of. continuances being or dered in a few.
 Mrs. Sophia Bartosiewicz, 43, of 1Sl Hartford avenue and Joseph Sweeka, 43, of the same address. pleaded not guilty to charges of keeping a disorderly house and vio- lating the liquor law, and were granted continuance until to- 50. Of 67 Smalley street and Andrew Zurad, 54, of 53 Union street, charg- cd as frequenters. Attorney Law renee J. Colon appeared for them.
 Sergeants Ellinger. Feeney and O'Mara and Officers Liebler and Kiely raided the Hartford avenue tenement about 9:S0 Saturday night and Mrs. Bartosiewicz is alleged to have thrown a Mason jar containing alleged liquor behind bureau. but the police mopped part of it up with a Handkerchief. They also seized two jugs which. it is alleged, contained traces of alleged liquor.
 The police are said to have evi- dence that the tenement is resortcd to by men of drinking habits. Among the states witnesses is Mrs. Joseph McNamara. who. it is said, complain ed that her husband patronized the tenement
 Beer Near Police Station
 The case of Alexander Rousseau, 53. of 10S Commercial street. charg- ed with violation of the liquor law in his home a few doors east of po- lice headquarters. was continued un- til Wednesday. Prosecuting Attorney Woods said he wanted an analysis made of a quantity Of beer seized Saturday afternoon by Sergeants O'Mara and Feeney and Officers Liebler and kiely Roussea when put to plea. said he would plead guilty to having beer. The police seized SS quart bottles filled. Rousseau makes the beer at home.
 Drunken Driver Fined &lOO
 Judge Sake imposed a fine of $100 and costs and a suspended jail sen- tence of 15 days Oil Anthony Ven- skunes. 26. of SS3 Park street, on the charge of operating an auto- mobile while under the influence of liquor. The case was heard last week and judgment withheld until today, as the police were investigat- ing a charge of assault on J. C, Evans, which was alleged to have been committed by Venskunes at l14 East street.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods en- tered a nolle on the assault charge. Evans. who was best man at a wed. ding the day after the allesed as- Ault. was called into the, Vensk1ines tenement by Mrs. venskunes' screams and. it is said, Vensk unes kicked him in the face and knocked out two teeth.
 Attorney Tamulonis called to Judge Sase's attention the fact that Verskunes needs an automobile in his undertaking business as he is subject to call at all hours of the cay and night and he cannot afford 10 employ driver. Judge Saxe re- piled that there was no course open 10 him but to impose the minimum me and suspended jail sentence in vlew of the plea of nolo contendere entered last week.
 Three Fined fer Speeding
 Marcellus K. Morello. 20. of 1-e coiumbla street. was fined s15 and costs on the charge of speeding on Elm street. Officer l.. E. .Harper testified that Morello passed Winte, street at the rate of 35 miles an hour while driving north on Elm stree, about o'clock Saturday night.
 Ragner Johnson. 25. of 1Ss Green. wood street. was fined s10 and costs on the charge of speeding. Officer Harper testified that Johnson WAS driving past Allen street on Stanle, street at midnight Saturday at the rate Of 4s miles an hour.
 thomas Dobruck. %, of 114 Nejp. SIC street. Glastonbury. was fined SIS and costs for speeding on Clinton street. Officer William O'Dav testi. fled that Dobruck drove east on Cbn. lon street about 7:15 Saturday night at the rate of 40 to 45 miles an bour
 Eugene Demore. 24, Of 114 Whit ing street was fined $5 and costs fo, driving without a license and <: without costs for having no certif. cate Of registration in his possession lie was found to have good brake. | during the test Saturday but coul,