New Britain herald., 1929-06-17
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: trsasperting liquor by means of ! motor vehicle. sehastiane 0srbase. a. ef lol Delmont street. was fined e1eo aaA costs and sentenced to lS days h jail by Judge N. D. Saxs In pasiee court today. Prosecuting At- toFney J. c. Woods made the recommendation. which was accept ed by Judge w. F. Mangan.
 oerbass was arrested last We'd nesday on Main street by Officer David Doty. who was on the lookout for | car bearing . registration number which was said to be that of : rum runner. Gerbase tried to escape but the officers motorcycle wes too fast for the touring car and the chase ended at Lee street. Two five gallon cans of alcohol were found in tho car. It was Gerbase'f first arrest on any charge.
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 Andrew Linin. 35, of S9 Lawlor street, pleaded guilty to the charge of violation of the liquor law in his store and tenement and was fined Sl25 and costs. He pleaded guilty and was represented by Judge W. r. Manean. who said Lintn admitted having sold cider having an alcohol ic content greater than the law d. lowsd. but hs was not aware that the lew forbade 1t. He has . sore and . tenement in the rear, close to where Sergeant Feeney and Offi- cer Lisbler live. and he certainly would not have picked out such . place had he intended to run a place in violation of the law" Judge Man gan said.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods said tho police had no evidence of ! sale to oter but plenty of reputation against the store and the tenement. ThAy fsund . jug Of alcohol In the tensnasnt. but Judge Mansan said Linin told him he did not sell any thing but elder. Prosecuting Attor- ney Woods recommended . 'l:0 fine but Judge Mansan thought it tee high in view of all the circum- staness and also in confederation of Liain's previous good record.
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 Anthony Matulis, ~. Of 3ss Park stfsst. pleaded not guilty to the cAarte ef violation of the liquor law h . seers at 3s Hartford avenue s~ April [ and | continuance until next Tuee6ay was ordered on request of Attorney Harry M. 0insburs.
 Natulis was sought by the police stnce Dter Johnson was arrested for vtels4ien Of the liquor law in the Hartford avenue place. and satur- 11y afternoon O6tcer Daniel Cos eTev4 saw him on Hartford avenue. Attorney 0insburs said Matulis H. employed in Norwich. since wAen! :" inquired. Judge saxe. "sincs the last week in March," Attorney 0snseurt answersd.
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 JsFry Nsrris or Nasusrk. of ls etlver strest, was given . suspended jail sentencs et 60 days and placsd - pr6batton. on charges of drunk An1e0 and assaulttnS his wife. Mrs. 4asurek was tAilANytos1W t1Uea,n o4aeral hespita l434 Fffd4H. night 4a1 Aal two stitches taken tb eloss . cut ea her nees. She testified tAo4 her Ausban1 peuadel the table - Aael . siaf broke and struck AsF tA tAs nsse. He drinks heavily. SAA satA. and shA works in factory .ae suDpart tho heuseheld.
 Nseris testifis1 that Arink was sA4 cavse sf the trouble. Hs and " wife were tntoxjcatsd Friday 1toAt and hs pounded the table, ngeeetAe the glass. At tue tin,e oeAp3atnt was mada to the police. Nra. Nasursk said she had heen cut w1e1 . kntfs but Sergeant McAvay aao o4iesrs Harper and Zajowski wDee unable to locats such . wsapen.
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 WaAislaw Tajmajer. n. of 3s7 Durfttt street. pleaded not guilty to ehsress sf breach of the peace and aoaaMat and resistance.
 0epernumerary Officer Henry xajkowski testifled that two men ceQe te his home about 13:30 1atur- 1ay afternoon and told him that there wasA trouble at Tajmajer's heme.
 Ae found a crowd outside and heard woman scream. Az he went in he found Pauline Chichuyska. Jatmater's housekeeper. in the floor in tho kitchen in ! pool of blood anu Tajemajer was on the top of her. The officer separated them and TaJ- M43er rushed at him. tussline for eeveral minutes before submitting