New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
CLUB HOUSE GUEST
 GETS BLOW IN EYE
Member Convinced Visitor Did
 Not Belong in Place

Not Belong in Place
 Judge NJ. n. SaNo in police court today heard conflicting accounts of an occurrence Saturday night in the Polish Veterans club at 12l Broad street, involving stanley kInia, 3J. of o9 Silver street. Andrew Juconha 36. of 80 Booth street, and Stanley DobroWshi, 30, of HIS Clinton street. each of whom was charged with breach of the peace and asSaulting each other. DobroWski was said to have been the 1GgrcSSor and q fin" of S10 and costs was imposed in his case. judgment being suspended on tho others
 Kania fold of being invited into the club by Juconha, i member ear lN ln the evening, and said he had no sooner entered than DobroWSli demanded 10 know how he got in He told him q member had invited him, but DobroWSiii would not grant that he had the right to be there until the secretary convinced him that JucOnha was q member in good standing. DobroWski then served them drink, according to kanid. and the next the latter knew he re- ce'Ncd a smashing pnch which sent him rcclinG and liscolored his eye. He complained to the police and named DobroWski as his assailaut.
 luConl1as story WAS much the s;tmc as KInia's, but DobroWsli ac- cusod kani1 of attacking him with his fists for no reason. ''I covered up,' hc said demonstrating how he protected his face with his hands. and l accidentally hit him." "Y,ou used 10 be q boxer, didn't you ?" Prosecuting Attorney Woods asked him and DohroWski admitted that it was true. 'I suppose you gave him the onc-tWo punch,' the prosecuting attorney suggested, but DobroNs ski denied il.
 Asked about serving drinks in the clnb, Dobrowski exclaimed: "I never did. and he's 8 damn liar" Prosccut- ItlE NllOliI'N " bOjS ltIillll'ItN llllII that he was in court and DobroWslii apologiZcd to Judge SaXc for his language.
 Officers Daniel Cosgrove and Charles Weare testified 10 making tn" arrests about 7:45 o'clock, after complaint had been made to Officer John Griffen by kania Officer Cos grove said DobroWski demanded to know whether the police had war rant when he opened the door in response 10 their rapping. and when he learned they had none he slam med the door in their faces. Later he talked 10 them, however. and from inc stories glean"d in the inVcstiga- lion they arrested the trio, Jnconha's alleged part in the fracaS being do- scrbcd as jumping onto DobroWski after he punched kania.
 Fined for Resistance
 Cornelius Williams. IS, of Avon, NHs fined $2V and costs on the charge of resistance and judgment was suspended on the charge of drunkenness with the understanding that he must pay for damage done to Officer Cornelius l<Cough's uni form ovcrcoat in scufflo in Will Hams paint store at l : Main street. Saturday. Philo E. Williams, 9G, of Avon, was fined BIO and costs on the charge of resistance. He is the son Of the elder man.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods nollcd tine charge of breach of the peace in the elder Williams case and after 2 plea of guilty had been entered on the other charges. he told Judge SaNe that Officer kcough had found it. necessary 10 go into the store to u1lcll an altcrcatiOn in which GUS toner was involved with Williams, only to find that the latter was in 1oNiCatcd.
 Placing him under arrest. the Of fccr found a fight on his hands when Williams resisted. and Officer Charles Wearc went to take q hand in the alfray. Williams son joined lis father and attempted 10 strike Officer kcough with q piece of iron. Mir. Woods recommended a $tQ fine on the charge of drunk cnncss in the elder mans case but Judge SaNe saw fit to suspend judg- mcnt on that count. Mr. Woods said the men were respected residents of Avon and had never been involved in such trouble before, so far as he knew.
 Gambler Fined
 Michael Nicklos. 34. of IT. Main street. pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping d gambling hous" i'll thc old Hanna block. 431 Main street, and was fined $25 and costs, frcqurntcrs pleaded guilty and were fined $5 and costs each, as follows: George Mitchell of , Main street: JCt1n Rilukis, 3S. of the Bcloin hotel: Bill Eckataris. 8. of 9S Com mcrcial street; Tony Orso. 5, of f50 Main street; Stanley Mctdes, IS, Of 16 Spring street. Charles Kos tantin, B, of 9S Commercial street; Manuel Saxon. g, of the Hotel I,r- win; John Cabs. 30, of 1889 Main street; Peter kosolas. 52. of , Main street; Gus Miller. 3t, of 54 Union street; Sam Joseph, @5, of 2to Glen street: George Morris, 4o, of 2l4 Main street.