Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-15
POLICE COURT D0INCS.
A Crowded Dock Awaited Judge Peas-
 ley This Mnrnind.

A crowded dock in the city court confronted Judge Peasley this morn- ing, Indicating that the police must nave had lively times Saturday night and Sunday.
 Annie Kark0ski was charged with negiect1ng to report to the probation officer and with intoxicationi yesterday. Judgment on the first case was suss pended and on the other she was fined S5 and costs Some weeks ago she was found guilty of theft and she was committed to the custody of the pro- bation officer. Her employer paid $3 of her fine and that was the last he saw of her.
 Robert Huff was found sleeping in front of St Johns church yesterday during the snow storm. Huff's ex- cuse for his somnolency was intoxica- ton the night before and the purchase of half pint of whiskey at a drug store yesterday. He was put on probation for thirty days to enable him to pay fine of $1O and costs.
 Officers Walsh and Gabriel heard shooting on South Leonard street last evening and upon inquiring into the matter traced Frank Rose to his home. They were in time to See Rose put q smoking revolver under his bed. Rose
 
 man. He was sentenced to thirty days in jail for intoxication and fined $5 and costs for carrying concealed weapons.
 Officer Halpin arrested Eugene Dir hold Saturday night for being drunk. Dirhold accused man in saloon on Bank street of stealing $60 from him. The men had tussle. DirhoId struck the man and the latter seized a chair with which to strike back Dirhold then said he would kill the other man and he drew a revolver. As he was about to aim bystander jumped in and took the weapon from him. This was witnessed by Paul Sumna and Patsy Crooker. On the way to the sta ton house Dirhold threw away three cartridges and some money, which were afterwards taken to the station. This morning Dirhold said it was all joke and that he still had his money. He was fined $15 and costs. The re- vOlyer was empty
 Peter Martone and Michael Paskelf were arrested by Officer Moore last evening for breach of the peace. He said they were fighting on Grand street and that Martone was knocked down. The story told by Martone, which was endorsed by Paskell so far
  a man on School street dressed in wO- mems clothes and he followed him to see what the fun was to be- On I Grand street there was about half dozen in the crowd and Martone slipped and fell on piece of ice. He denied he had been knocked down Both were fined BIO and costs with the alternative of working out the fine i'll jail.
 Patrick Creedon tried to convice the court that 1t was over q year since ! he was there last but his record was against him. Creedon was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace yesterday, and was arrested by Officer Kiersted, who said Mrs Cree don made complaint to him. His sentence was fine of $15 and costs and thirty days in Jail.
 The last case was against young man of 20 years named red Crow- ther. who was charged with theft of $32 from Thomas Gray, a meat dealer at 2 Vine street. Mir Gray testified, that on January 26 he stood outside his store window and saw Crowther open the safe and take all it containeu, $32, and put it in his pocket A few minutes later Crowther left the store, remarking he was going away for 8 few minutes. That was the last seen Of him until his arrest. Growther had, nothing to say for himself, but aIr Gray stated that the young man was not entirely to blame. Another young man was the cause of his downfall. eThis young man," said Mir Cray makes the balls and Fred fires then1 They went to Springfield with this money and this other young man left Fred to walk 1t home" Crowther lives in Seymour. He was fined $50 and costs and given a year on proba-t ton