New Britain herald., 1930-04-07
BRISTOL TRIO HELD
 FOR CRASH DISPUTE
Argue On Responsibility and Are
 Placed Under Arrest

Three Bristol men were arrested last night as a result of an argument in the Midway" on Plainville road, over an automobile accident in which only slight damage was done. Gustave kellin, 32, of "A Lexington street, Joseph Hagman. 27, of 2 Cedar street, and Nils Hagman. 25, of 2 Cedar street. faced Judge Stan- ley J. Traceeki in police court today. Nils Hagman pleading guilty to the charge of drunkenness and the others pleading not guilty to the charge of brcach of the peace. Nils was fined $5 and costs, and the others were discharged.
 Officers John w. Riley and Thom- as Tierhey, who made the arrests. testified that complaint was made and Dominick Bonnlli, proprietor of the store, told of the argument which arose when 8 woman who was in one of the cars insisted on having Nils Hagman assume responsibility for the accident. Bonalli cXonerated Kellin and Judge Traceski felt that in view iof the good records of the principals and the fact that it was only minor offense, they were de- serving of another chance.
 The case of John Nichista, g, of 1S9 Hartford avenue, charged with drunkenness, was nolled by Prose- cutting Attorney Woods. Nichista was with John Monko last Friday after noon when the latter was arrested for operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Mi chista, according to Monko, was in- toxicated and asked him to drive the fish delivery truck of which he had charge. While doing the favor Monko was arrested and convicted in court.
 The case of Andrew Polakow, 40, N. r., charged with non support, was continued for one week on re- quest of Attorney Thomas J. Ca belus. Polakow was brought from Yonkers by Officer T. C. Dolan.
 The case of Paul kawsecki, g, of 30 Hartford avenue; charged with breach of the peace and assault on March 4, was continued until June 30.
 Brandishes Revolver in Store
 The case of Charles Holcomb, A. of 90 Commonwealth avenue, charg- ed with breach of the peace and car rying a revolver without permit from Chief w. C. Hart of the po- lice department, was continued until Wednesday in s10O bond. He was arrested Saturday evening by Officers Henry Zajkowski and Peter C. Ca. ,belus, on complaint that he had brandished .3S calibrc pistol in the store of Stanley Ostrowski. 366 Pennington avenue. when he was refused the use of the telephone for the purpose of calling the fire de- partment to a brush fire near the Pennington town line.
 When the police found him, he did not have the pistol, but it was recovered at the home of a relative. Hocomb told the police he used the pistol for shooting rabbits. He had been drinking. according to, the po- lice, but was not intoxicated. Attor- ney Thomas r. McDonough will represent him.
 Flees Rain, Lands in Cell
 Felix Sublowski, SS, of c17 North street was on the way home in the rain last night when he decided to step onto veranda at 193 North street for temporary shelter. He had been drinking, according to his ad- mission but he did not recall that he made a disturbance. John Mazur, who lives at 193 North street, told the court however. that everyone, in the house had been aroused by tho noise SubloNski made. He rapped on doors and otherwise was more noisy than he should have been con- sidering that it was almost midnight.
 Supernumerary Officer Dawley, who was called while patrolling the beat, testified that Sublowski was in- toxicated. Judge Traceski imposed a fine of s5 without costs.