New Britain herald., 1929-05-18
HEES POLICEMEN
 BUT IS ARRESTED
&IG Shed x,a Nov Flc4 C5,r9s d Ignoring Dry Laws


 Running out of . store at 10 Sil. vet street last nikht and throwing away pint bottle containing . small amount of alleged liquor. Aeleelaw Kslkowski. 3B, of IS Silver street, made an attempt to escape arrest on the charge of violation of ths hsuer law. but Sergeant P. A. NcAvay and Officer E. B. Kiely caught him and recovered the bot ts. which did not break.
 Accompanied by Sergeant P. J. o'Nara. Officer Kiely and Sergeant NcAvay went to the store shortly after 10 o'clock. When Kaykowski ran out. Sergeant o'Mara remained ip the store to search but found no evidence other than that contained In tho bottle. Kaykowski was arrest cd, as. was Julius Wallin, 70. of s4b Bread street, who is alleged to be the owner. In police court today they pleaded not, guilty to TWO counts each and their cases were continued until next Wednesday.
 According to the police rscords' Kaykewyki was lined t16o and cests on June 10. 1S1t. for violating the liauor law at 132 Lafayette street. and on July IS the sams year he was e,ven . suspended jail sentence or 60 days on the same charge follow ing m arrest in the same store. on June 1s, 1928. according to the rec orAs. he vas Aned 315o and costs and sentAncsd- to 10 days in jail fol- lowing his arrest at 2lb Broad street fer violation Of the liausr law. He was fined $50 and cost on March Sl. 1897. for reckless driving. Wallin was not arrsstsd for violation of the l!suor law prior to last night, &C., cerding to the records.
 Arrested for Disturbance
 William Castis. 3s, of 5: 6malley street. was hneS s3i0 and costs, ex- ecution of the penalty suspended, and placed on probation. on charges of drunkenness and breach Of the Aeace, He was arrested about S:5O last night by Officers Cosgrove and Punkunus on complaint. Officer Cos grove testified that Castis was intox- tcated and when being taken out Of the house he used vile language to- wards his little girl.
 Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus asked for leniency. pointing out that fine would Dc . hardship on the en- tire family, and although Castis was intoxicated he did not strike his wife. or otherwise. offend.
 Escape Contempt Penalty
 John Roman. bO,, of 1:1 Whiting street, had judgment suspended on the charee of breach of the peace. and tha paxns disposition was made of thu charge of contempt of court in tho cases of his wife. Mary. 4s. and his daughter. Sadie. 1s.
 oAcer Eugene Kieffsr testified that he aud Ohicer Peter Cabelus went to the Romano home last Mon- day night on complaint of RomGno's son, and found Ars Romano out side the house. ;. She was brought into the, heueS by the oAicers and while. ths 4cass was. being tnvesti- gated the son came in snd the father hew into . rage a. sight of him. The oflcers learned that about m hour bsfors their arrival. Ro- mano had thrown . pitcher at his wife and 1t crashed through . win- dew. When aalked his reason for his action, he said 1t was his house and he could do as he pleased in 1t and to it. He acted like . maniac when arrested, Ohlcer Kieffer said.
 Mrs. Romano testified that the trouble aross over . dispute about the taking of an automobile by the son. In reply to Assistant Prosecut- ing Attorney w. M. Greenstein's question as to her reason for ab- senting herself from court after a subpoena had been served on her. she said she did not wish to testify against her husband.
 Sadie Romano teVihed that her fsther told. her not to 70 to court because moro trouble would result if she and her mother testined. She said she realised she should have obeyed the summons. Judge 6axe advised Attorney Angela M. Lacava to impress upon Romano the desira- bility of behaving. 50 that he and his family would not become involv- cd in difficulty with the law. He remarked that it was apparent to him that the wife and daughter were afraid to testify asainst Romano and for that reason they did not respond vhen s,lnmAned Na arlter in the week,