The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-08
CITY COURT SLATE
Many Offenders Before Bar Result of Over Sunday
 Arrests

Because he violated the injunctionr put upon him by the agents of the Connecticut Humane society and per sisted in driving a suffering horse, George R. Weltenen, of the North End,
 was fined $50 and costs in the city court today. Owen Keenan, S. l.. Fin kelstone, James Bradshaw and Veter- mary Surgeon R. D. Martin were wit nesses.
 William McDermott, 30 years old, ar rested in Car rbondale, Pa, Saturday by Detective Sergeant Edward Cronan this morning pleaded guilty in the city court to theft of money and a watch from Max L. Moe1ler, 825 State St., manded for trial before the Superior court under bonds of $1, GOO.
 As a result of an assault yesterday which confined Vincenzo Burr in a To- cal hospital, the raid upon the Pink Block on Housatonic avenue which brought Mabel Baldwin and number of frequenters into court this morn ing ended by the Baldwin woman be- ing charged and found guilty of main taining a house of iI-fame. She was fined $55 Grace Smith and Loema Barber were given jail sentences of 30 days each as frequenters. Clarence Johnson was fined $15 and costs, and five other frequenters fined $25 each The cases of assault are held separat te and will be tried tomorrow when it is expected the victim will be out of the hospital
 Albert Williams, accused of breach of the peace and against whom it was this morning charged by Carolyn Rush that he placed a revolver to her head and demanded she accompany him on a drinking expedition, was found gull ty and fined $10.
 William Me11ady, who with Fred Mil Ter and William Crotty, boys, was found guilty of theft from Robert Bigelow, is the first youth to be sent to the new Cheshire Reforma tory, opened but recently. He was given an indeterminite sentence, not over ? years Miller and Crotty, come up for trial on Saturday. It is believed that Carroll Gaines the Clinton avenu youth who on Saturday was arrested for perjury will plead guilty to theft and be bound over to the Superior court The perjury charge is continued until later for trial.
 Conrad Turko for assault upon his wife and resistance to Officer sher- wood wah found guilty upon both counts and will spend 60 days in jail.
 John Shubern, BIT Gregory street, for assault upon his wife received q 30 days sentence, later probated-
 Thomas A1ger. IS, 1234 Railroad ave nue and John O ,Br1en, 10, IlU EOdlIIOc avenue were not tried for their as- sau1t upon Joseph Greyheir. Their cases were continued until tomorrow under bonds of $25.
 Nicholas Mahetone, 209 Hanett street, who while intoxicated Saturday chased his wife with a carving-knife, was sentenced to four months in jail This sentence was later commuted to probation for one year.
 Bert Rogers, arrested while intoxi- cated Saturday for assault upon William Wake1ey awaited the arrival of the complainant this morning. It was apparent Wake1ey had forgiven and forgotten. The case was con tinued against Rogers until tomorrow while officers have been sent to ar rest WakeIey upon a capias.
 Joseph FeI1ein, charged with drunk enness and breach of the peace, fined S5; Thomas Kimain, breach of the peace and resistance to an officer, continued until Sept. 1 3 for trial un- der bonds of $50; John Kellogg, 1 breach of the peace, $5 and costs.
 Louis Chem onis, trespass on rail- | road, discharged; George Krosky, in | toxication and assault $1O fine; An drew Gallagher, intoxication and breach of the peace $1 and three in jail. The case against May arrested for intoxica ton late Saturday night after she had thrown herself in front of a moving autOmO- bile in an attempt to end life was noIIed as she will be cared for by her l friends.