Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
THE POLICE COURT.
Hans Rasmussen Had Quartet of Fruit Thieves Before JudSe Rurnee

rruIt inieves Before Judge Burpee. There was so little English spoken m the city court proceedings to day that Judge Bnrpee felt the occasion ripe for little joke. From the Ian. guages spoken here this morning" said ne one would think We were holding court in Siberia or Hindostan." Only Two of the eight or ten cases smoke English. The court room was crowd. cd and there were many heads in bandages.
 SiH men who answered to Inc names of Toney and Charles Kinsky. Sfeine Meyer. George wotkins. John Aukstules and Peter Neuvich were charged with intoxication. and breach Of the peace. These men got into a row in a saloon on the corner of North Leonard and Bank streets saturday night. and when the police tried to get in to squelch it. they found the place locked up. One of the witnesses said he was struck in The eye with shovel, then he was thrown by one of the accused back Of the stove and another of the ac- cused threw him under a pool table. pr Deligonri said that this man would have bled ,o death had he been neglected five minutes longer than he was. There were four bad cuts on his head and from one of them. the blood was flowing like water from an open faucet The saloon .keeper Charles I.askavciez refused to tell what he knew of the matter in Eng. fish and he was fined SID for contempt of court. Judge Burpee remarking that it was the duty of every witness to assist in the court as much as DOS. sible and that there was no excuse for the man not Knowing how to con verse in English, he was long enough in the country to he able to speak it. The Kinskys were fined $5 and costs on each complaint. Meyer was fined SJ and costs and also Neuyich. Wot- kins was discharged and sentenced was suspended on Aukstules.
 Mary Fitzgerald was notified to get back to New Haven or go to jail to- morrow if found here. She was charged with intoxlcstion. Michael
  lcation and Stephen volitis was fined s5 and costs for the same oGense.
 Barney Miller and stephen Martin kus made trouble for Officers Hayes. Cronin. Mclean and E. Walsh. in the old McGivney house on Railroad Hill street yesterday. There was a dis turbanee in :he house and OfYicer Gro min and Hayes got in to see what 1t was about. When they were leaving with a man whom they had placed under arrest. Miller interferrei and threw the officers and their quarry down stairs. News of the affair reach ed Mclean and Walsh on Bank street and they hastened to the house. The accused bIlckiei into Mclean and Jeff him without a coat to his hack for the time being. The coat was exhibited in court and it was in shredS. Miller was In the dock in his under wrapper and there was not murh of that left. Neither of the ac- cused spoke English. They were charged with breach of the peace. in- toxieation and resistance Martinkus w.s fined ss and costs on each and Miller uas fined s5 sni costs on sn- toxiratton and breach of the peace snd s2- and costs on resistance.
 For stealing apples on the land os Hans Rasmussen on Town Plot. James Ridge. William Frank. John Bakutis. Tony Rree and Autcnio Reiovicz were each fnel sI and rUsts.
 Ire four men who were arrested sunday morning for gambling and gave fhefr names as Julius ansI John Binero snf gshn Martin Dunphis. set ted for s10 earh-