Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
IN ThE POLICE COURT
Lang Session Held By Judge Burpes
 To-Day.

In the city court to-day before Judge Burpee, Henry Hall was Ened S7 and costs for drunkenness. He was arrested by Officer Noonan.
 Michael Noonan appeared in court with face that looked IS if 1t had been hit by battering ram. Last night he took tumble on Bank street. Officer Madden brought him in; S10 and costs and probation If the super intendent thought he could get any money out of him: if not. Jail.
 Joseph OiConnell. a youth of IS years. was up for stealing half pint of whiskey from the saloon of Antonio Yelario on South Main street. The owner said he caught the boy in the act of filling the bottle from a Reg in the back room. The boy said he knew notlIing about the bottle or the whis- key and just said he was in the toilet room & and costs. probation. At torney PeasIey acted as the boys guardian.
 Anthony Locoman was up for n0n- support. As the defendant and wit nesses were Lithuanians. an lnterpre- ter was used The defendant claimed that he was willing to support his wife if she behaved properly. 4 Mir Rosenbacf testified and he was 50 talkative that he had to be told about six times before he. knew enough to close up He yas witness for the defendant and he said harsh words about Mrs Locoman. Judge Burpee cut the proceedings short by saying flat no matter what kind of woman the complainant was. she should be supported by her husband. Attorney Cassidy. who appeared for defendant. Said Locoman was willing to support his wife if she lived as she should Judge Burpee continued the case for two weeks and told Locoman that ile should support lis wife and take her out of the town house where she has been the past few days
 Tl'e next case that came ID was that acainst r. I. Fabricant of the Eagle grocery, for selling adulterated mus tard. The state had five witnesses on i hand showing how mustard was pur- chased in said place on August 30. '. I. Churchill of New Haven testified to buying the mustard, sending it tO the | tAlftIIiffHL ~l1At4it. ttIts0 iLlll t@ythi- missioner Noble testified to sending I notice to Fahriean telling him about his selling adulterated mustard. q. r. Potter told of buyine mustard in the same place and this was found to he compounded. nr \ l.. Winton 1T North Haven told of analyzing the mustard, but said he was unable 10 tell how much pure mustard was in the compound Attorney Peasiey moved for fl discharge on the ground that the prosecution had proved noth- ing. The motion was denied and Judge Burpee fined defendant S50 ant costs An appeal under bonds of S2g0 The case against Charles Strickulas for selling adillterared coffee was next, taken up and about tlse same evi- deRce was gone through Attorney Guilfoile hal the witnesses for the state on Uneasy street at times and the case was long drawn out K Ger ! man, who was in partnership at the time with Strickulas. was also wit ness for the prosecution. stating how he told Mir Strickulas the coffee which
 he supposed to be pure Mocha was
 adulterated with chicory. Attornev
 Guilfoile made plea for the diseharge i of the prisoner on the ground that m one was deceived when flie purchaser
 bought the coffee and because of tho poor case Of the state Judge Rurpae ! fined the accused S50 and costs An appeal was taken under honda of S200. ! Fred Teller. dealer. mp for selling
 adulterated lard. settled out of court 1 for S20