New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
JEGLINSKI RELATES
 STORY 0F BATTLE
Tells How Trio Resisted Arrest
 and Were Quelld
JUDGE FINES ALL THREE
Kolosk Pays S'5 Following Liquor Raid-Bcil Players Report Thefts Antonio Alexander Dtes-Fu- neral of Charles Johnson,

neral Of Charles Johnson.
 One fellow took swing at me and l pushed him onto the table Then another jumped upon me and the chief let him have it He went into one of the lockers" Thus ex- plained Sergeant Henry Jeglinski Tn police court this morning when he testified as to the manner in which Wallace Smith of Prospect street, William Fecto of 184 High street, and stephen Dee Davey of 4s3 Albany avenue, all of Hartford, attempted 10 resist being locked up in a cell after they had been ques- toned in the rear room Of head quarters yesterday afternoon The men had been previously arrested by the sergeant at the Prospect hotel upon complaint of woman resident of the section, who tele- phoned police that three "drunks' were cursins and swearing in the rear of the building
 The men pleaded guilty to charge. of drunkenness and breach of the peace, but Davey. who was also charged with reckless driving and operating Q motor vehicle while un- der the influence Of liquor. pleaded not guilty to those counts, which were dropped when Judge William J. Malone meted out penalties. Ser 5eant Jeslinski told the court tha. he visited the hotel at about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and sa- in the police car for about ten minutes before he made the arrests. He asserted that he searched the machine for an i-nition key which Davey said the car did not have and afterward returned to the stl- ton.
 When questioned by Judge Ma lone as to employment Davey re- piled that he worked in the hotel as an "eXterminator," and then changed it to a "fumigator" He said he worked yesterday morning and denied operating his automo- bile while he was intoxicated t.at afternoon. He claimed he becama intoxicated after he had parked the car on Prospect street. Judge Ma lone, after deliberation on the mat ter. said: "Davey. I'm fning you $50 and your friends S25 apiece"
 A revolver discovered in the ser seant's search of Davey's machine remained unmentioned in court. It was found in one Of the car pocE- end was brought to headquarters. Sergeant Jeghnski stated this morn ing that police would hold the vel pon.
 Funeral of Harold Trackey
 The funeral Of Harold Francis Trackey. %, of 7o Harrison street, was held from the late home at S:30 o'clock this morning The pail bearers were Leo and John Pader- cwski, Julius and Adam Jankowski, John Miller and William Thompson. A solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated in honor Of the decedent at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's church. followed by interment ill St Thonl- ass cemetery.
 Woloseim Gets small Fine
 Wasyl Wolosgim of 34 Beech street. who was arrested Friday for operating q motor vehicle without registration by Officer Frank Day. was fined S3 and costs by Judge William J. Malone in police court this morning.
 Wolosgim, according 10 Attorney William N DeRosier. his counsel. was arrested upon complaint Of his wife. The attorney said that tha arrest was the "outcome Of differ enccs between the defendant and his wife" He said that the differ onccs were now being settled in the civil courts
 Liquor Seller Fined Heavily
 Alter pleading guilty to charges Of keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to sell and having reputa- tion for keeping place where liquor IS sold John kolosok of Sp Brook street, Forestville. whose home vas raided last Friday while he was on a fishing excursion, was fined S15 and costs on each count in police court by Judge Malone this morning The mans premises. when searched by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson, contained alleged liquor, a quantity of mash, which was de- stroyed. and a copper coil.
 kolosok surrendered to police Saturday night after hearing Of the raid and was released on bonds Of $500, He had no comment 10 offer on the matter after pleading guilty this morning