New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
SEARCH FOR BEER LEADS ID ARREST
SuhoWSki Sure Liquor Is in
 Neighbours Cellar
BREAKS COURSE RECORD
Lagerblade Goes Around Chippanee in G6-Policc Find Floor Strcwn With Thrown Bo.tlcs-Conductor Knocked from Trolley.


 Simply because Peter Suhowski o 32 Lois street could not locate hi Lcer in his home Saturday after noon, he decided that it had beel transferred to the cellar Of Mrs Sophie Sulaslli, neighbor, and h. accordingly paid a visit to the lat ter's home with the idea of getting back his liquid refrcshment Hi. first call was made at a, m. Sat urday. but Mrs. Sulaski would no permit him 10 enter. He returned at a, m. Sunday and again at 6 q nj. Sunday, and on his last two visit! made such d disturbance that tn, police were notified. He was ar rested early Sunday morning b! Policeman Victor Chabot, and thi' morning in police court fine o $50 and costs was imposed by Judg' William J. Malone on charges 0 breach of the peace and intoXica ton.
 Mrs. Sulaski in broken Italian testified relative to Suhowskis ac tions. She informed the court tha T don't want somebody to kill m, for nothing, all right if 1 do some thing" She said she refused to le Suhowski enter her home for tn, reason that she was afraid he woul, kill her.
 Has Lengthy Record
 Suhowski has a lengthy record his appearance in court this morn ing being his eighth. At the tim of his last arrest in October, 1928 he was given a mental eXamina tiol but was found to be sane. His com plete record is as follows: May "A 1924, assault and breach of tn peace. nolled on payment of costs May 25, 1927. assault and breach 0 the peace, three months in Jail sus pended for one year and placed ol probation: April 3, 1927, drunken ness and breach of the peace, G days in jail; August 20. 1927. dump ing rubbish on Pine street, nolle' on payments of costs; May 16, 1928 failure to pay personal tax, nolle, on payment of costs; October 1928, drunkenness and breach of tn peace. 80 days in jail and subjecte' to mental examination.
 Wise Case Continued
 The case of Joseph Wise of ? Summer street. charged with keep ing beer with intent to sell and salC was continued until next Saturda of Prosecuting Attorney Anthony . Rich.
 Wise, who vas before the com last Saturday morning on charges o breach of the peace and assault pre- ferred by his wife and whose cas- vas continued until Saturday, Jul 27, was placed under arrest yester day noon by Policemen LawrenC Doolan, Frank Dougeneck, and Will liam Leishman after neighbors ha, entered a complaint about the noiS emanating from the apartment, Min cases of home brew were confiscat ed by the officers. Wise, who wa taken to headquarters was release, under bonds of $500. Frank Gold beck of 76 Laurel stret and Leonar, Martel of 419 West street. who wer in Wise's nome at the time wer taken to headquarters but later re leased. It is understood that the informed the police that they ha, purchased beer from Wise at went cents a bottle.
 According to the officers the foo ot the room in which the men Wer sitting at the time of the raid wa covered with broken glass of bottle which, it is claimed. were throw, at Wise by his wife. who objected {, her husbands actions.
 Breaks Course Record
 Playing phenomenal golf. Herbcr l.aGerblade. local professional and director of the Horton Manufartur ing company, manufacturers of tn steel golf shaft, yesterday afternoon broke the chippaneC Country clu course record with q perfect G6 an, also bettercd his former record h. two strokes, I.agcrhade went out il - and returned home with 34 fo his 66 score. His high class pla, of yesterday gave him first place il the Central Connecticut Profcssora Golfers organization amateur pr tourney and at the same tim brought victory to himself and hi amateur partner. C. II. Case.
 Jack Stait, Hartford Golf clul professional, finished second with q, Peter Manning. pro at the Chip panee club. Was third with = an' Louis Chiappetta of Scquin wa fourth with 7&.
 In the team matches, Charles T TreadWav of this city and JaC'