Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-26
JUDGE PEAsLEY's HOUR
Another of Probation Officer Combel
 lacks Charges Went Wrong.

Another of Probation Officer Combel
 lacks Charges Went Wrong.
 Judge Peasley occupied the bench in the police court this morning.
 Dennis Flynn, who was turned over to the probation officer three days ago, was before court again to-day charged with the same old offense intoxtcat1on: Officer Sullivan brought him 1n anu testified that he was very much undel the influence of liquor when he folnd him on South Main street. ProDauon Officer Combellack said that Flynn told him he had a job to go to in Vol cott and that he hadn't seen him since until this morning. Flynn said had job in Wolcott, but sometalng happened to him and he didn't get there. He was sentenced to thirty days in iail After he comes out he will have to square up for the old sentence. $5 and costs, and thirty days under the protecting wing of the pro bafion officer. who will soon have bigger family than that of Tom Moran
 Maggie Kennedy was charged with being a common prostitute and leWd woman in speech and action. Super nuemrary Officer Colistanto found her on Jackson street last night with three or four men and brought her to the lookup. Detective Dodds said she IS one of the worst prostitutes in Water bury and Officers Sullivan and McN1n also stated that her reputation was bad. Miss Kennedy said that she came here yesterday from Southington for some clothes belonging to her and on reaching town found that the party she had been stopping with some time Rank street H0 Jackson street She was on her way to the latter place when the policeman met her and made some ungentlemanly remarks, which she resented. This made him mad and he reached for her and took her up town. That ltanan lied" she said, with considerable Ve- hemence, ''when he said he found me in the rear of building with three men. have work to do and would have gone to it this morning if l had not been detained here for nothing" She was sentenced to thirty days in jail.
 Frank Monzello of Dublin street was charged with neglecting to support his wife. He pleaded hot guilty. It was a queer case. They have four children and live in the same house, but 1t was brought out in the evidence that Mrs Mon2e1lo occupies a room all by her lonesome while the man, and the chil- dren hold forth in the rest of the build ing. There are no locks or bolts on the doors so that all the parties are at liberty to visit each other if they want to. Mrs Monzello claimed that her husband bought nothing for her since August 1. The husband stated that there is plenty of everything in the house and nobody to prevent his wife from helping herself to it. Everything is open, bread, macaroni, meat and other things and his wife is at liberty to partake of them. Tn answer to question as to how she gets her living Mrs Monzello said that her countrymen help her out The court put MT Mon zello under the care of the probation officer for a week. He is said to be hard working, industrious fellow, who rarely ever loses a day from his em- ployment in Scovflls shop and puts his money to the best possible use for his family.
 The case of Mrs Ermfnie Bergamo charged with assault upon one of her countrywomen, went over for a week, the injured party not yet being able to appear in court.