Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
III THE POLICE COURT
Deck Weull Net Hold All the Prissn. CTS This Aosnipf.


 There were so many prisoners be- fore Judge Burpee in the city court to- day that some of them could not find room in the dock. It was the largest
 mornings work in some years, and il. toxication was the principal 0ffense charged.
 Business started of with a boy of 9 years of age, Leo Moore, charged with incorrigibility. The boys home is at 17 High street. His mother mar ried second time. Her first husband is dead. She said that Leo is wild boy for his age and sometimes spends nights in dry goods cases. No one had good word to say for the little fel- low and he was placed in the custody of the probation officer for two weeks to ascertain his record.
 Edward Kelly was given thirty days for vagrancy. He was only a half hour ill town when he ran. up against Officer Donahue.
 Michael Breen and his bOarder, Jos eph Lee, came to blows Saturday even, ing. Breen was charged with assault and Lee with intoxication. Breen saia that every pay night Lee gets intoxi- cated. Saturday they happened to meet in saloon. Lee thought his boarding boss ought to ''biOw himself,' but the boss thought otherwise. When they met at home on Grand street they had some words and Breen struck Lee ill the right eye. Lee was fined $o and costs and Breen $1 and costs.
 Patrick Collins made trouble at the Wayside Inn Saturday evening and on account of his record he was fined $lO and costs for intoxicatiOn.
 Thomas Sears had the misfortune to run into Officer Erickson's arms on Benzine corner Saturday night. Thirty days in Jail was Sears's punishment.
 William Mclaughlin of Watertown missed his train Saturday night and was found rambling aimlessly about on Spring street at o'clock Sunday morning, badly intoxicated, by Officer Cronin. He was fined $10 and costs. Officer Tehan found John Daily asleep on Meadow street yesterday morning at 3:45 o'clock. He was fined $5 and costs.
 Peter Mcdonnell and William Cullen were charged with jntOxication ant vagrancy. Officers Harmon and Walsh testified they found the pair asleep in a hallway on Catherine lane Sunday morning. Neither had much to say for himself. On account of Cullen's rec ord. common drunkard was tackled onto the other complaints and he was sen tenced to 12O days in jail. Mcdonnell was given half that period.
 Timothy Leahy of Baldwin street was picked up by Officer Cavanaugh on Meadow street yesterday afternoon too drunk to know his name. He was fined $j and costs.
 e Cries of police" and murder on Baldwin street yesterday afternoon Oc- casioned Officer Wagner some worry. He saw a man who turned out to be James Kelley of 64 Mattatuck street running toward him, greatly excited and intoxicated. "The man was crazy drunk" said the officer; 'he said he had been robbed on PembertOn street, Kelley said he was with a friend named William Cleary on Bald win street when he was knocked down by two young men and robbed of S1 and some change. Notwithstanding that Cleary was with him, no effort was, made, to catch the alleged high. waymen. Kelley said he had just been t0 the 'Fairel foundry starting the fires and that whatever drink he had he had it at home. He was fined $1 and costs.
 Harry Brasley was charged with in tOxication and refusing to pay car fare to Conductor Patrick Flynn of the East Main and Oakville lines. The condlsc- tor testified that Brasley not only re. fused to pay his fare. but made trou ble On the car. was noisy and prOfane. Brasley had nOthin to say for himself. He was fined $7 and costs.
 Harry Wheeler. for making trouble at Salvation army sheltey last night. was arrested by Officer BreartOn, and was fined $5 and costs.
 John Healey denied that he lives OF his wife's work. Healey was charged with non-suppOrt of his two-years-Old child. Mrs Sarah C. Dickerman of Chestnut avenue testified that she Ob- tained the custody of the child through an advertisement. For twenty weeks preceding November 16 and since that date also HeaIey has failed to pay the agreed price. S2 week. to Mrs Dicker' man. Why the Healeys do not main tain their child was not disclosed. Pro batiOn Officer Combellack made the statement. which Healey denied. Mrs Healey was not in court. This case was disposed of by an order that Hea, ley pay S5 week for three months or suffer jail for sixty days.
 X row between number of residents of James and Bank streets last night resulted in George Kazakus being knocked down. getting cut in the lips. head and face and kicked all over the street. and the arrest of Joseph PerellO. charged with breach of the peace. X fine of S5 and costs was imposed.
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