Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08
CITY COURT.
Jail for Pop Rarry-L. N. Dondero Pays Fine-Tyburski Case Appealed Fine for Alexander Linda.


 The session of police court Saturday morning was more largely attended than any session for many months.
 Charles Barry, known as Pop" was charged with being drunk Friday. He pleaded guilty. Barry's fall to the sidewalk near the corner of Church and Main streets attracted big crowd Friday afternoon. In his own behalf Barry said that he was drunk but the reason why he fell was that someone struck him but he did not know who the person was. He asked for another chance. Judge Arnold sentenced him to thirty days in the county jail.
 The person before the court charged with an assault upon Barry was L. N Dondero. He pleaded guilty The prosecuting attorney said that Barry admitted he was drunk when Dondero struck him after Barry had accused Dondero of trying to run over him with his automobile. Words resulted and the blow was struck that felled Barry to the sidewalk.
 Judge Arnold imposed a fine of S5 and costs upon MT, Dondero, which was paid.
 Appeal Taken.
 John Tyburski, charged with breach rOf the peace, was represented by At torney P. J. Danahey. Tyburski pleaded guilty. He had trouble al the Quidnick- Windham Manufacturing Company's plant Friday forenoon. The overseer, the second hand and a couple of other witnesses testified with regard to the affair. Through an interpreter Tyburski testified that he overslept Friday morning and did not get to the mill until late. Sometime afterwards he wanted some breakfast and asked permission to go and get some. He went out and after satisfying his hun ger changed his clothes and returned to the mill to get his pay. He asked them to mark the cuts in the loom that were finished, but they refused and he had cut a couple of the cuts as he had a right to do, and then he was struck The fight followed.
 Attorney Danahey told the court that | he had advised his client to plead | guilty to breach of the peace. He | asked for a nominal fine
 Attorney Bugbee said he did not | know that the fight was such a bad one and therefore did not feel likt making any recommendation
 Judge Arnold said 1t was apparent l that there had been a terrible breacl | or Lue peace. lie LOOK Into cOnSldefa' tion the agreement of counsel and i'm. posed a fine of $lO and costs. Other. wise he would have sentenced the mar to jail. Attorney Danahey gave notic, of an appeal to the superior court anC the bond was fixed at s100.
 Fine of $7 and Costs.
 Alexander Lainda, 23 was befor, court charged with assault upon Johl | Boszkiwicz. He pleaded guilty. Chic Richmond told the circumstances o the arrest.
 Lainda in his own behalf told tn court that he, with friends, had gon in the afternoon to Joseph Klapik's sa loon in Ash street and played poo He was able to defeat John, the fellOv he assaulted later, and this did not SC well with John and his following an, he was thrown out of the place H went to Adam Gajewsks where h was employed as a bartender and Joh came iR later and started a fight.
 In the melee he struck John and hi arrest followed. John was iR cour but did not make any statement. H had gash two or three inches in hi head Judge Arnold imposed a fine C S7 and costs. which Lainda paid.