The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-29
CITY COURT CASES

1 Charges of cruelty to animals and intoxication, preferred by Agent Alex
 ander Howell of the Connecticut Hu-
 mane society, were pressed against Michael Reilly, driver for Henry Clampett and living at 236 Wheeler avenue, before Judge Thomas c. Coughlin in city court this morning A fine of $10 and costs was imposed on the first charge and $5 and costs on the second. Agent Howell testi- fled concerning his observing the
 horse at Main and French streets about 3:30 o'clock yesterday after noon, stopping it and making an ex- l animation. He said that running sore was found under the harness with no protective pad being used. that no padding was used and denied also the intoxication charge. J. N. Frantz and Ferris Goodel1 were wit nesses of the animals condition.
 As a result of injuries sustained by Wallace Chambers, son of Fireman and Mrs. Arthur Chambers, Friday, through being run down by a motor cycle in front of the houSe[at 13 William street, Peter Pulaski of 946 Hallett street was arraigned on a charge of violating section IT of the
 motor vehicle law. Motorcycle Po- liceman Robert Hoffman made the arrest. Following the hearing of tes- timony an additional charge of reck- less driving was made, it being charg- ed that he rode off at speed of about 40 miles an hour without stopping to see what injury had been sustained. Chambers received numerous 1acera- tions and a fractured shoulder blade. It was charged that Pulaski was rid ing at 8 speed of 25 miles an hour when he struck Chambers. Attorney L. s. Fink1estone appeared for the de- fenSe and at his request, the case was continued for further hearing until Saturday with bonds being placed at $1,OOO.
 Mrs. Ronato Morracco of 50 Colun- bus Place was fined $20 and costs on a charge of assaulting Carmenia CranbrfeIlo Friday by striking her over the head with a block of wood. Testimony was to the effect that the assault was result of neighbor- hood row.
 George George of Main street and Veciliar Brown of 236 Wheeler ave- nue, arrested by Railroad Policeman Corbin on a charge of stealing Ium- Der from the New Haven road, had their cases continued until tomorrow. Absence of an, interpreter was the cause.
 Charged with assaulting Annie Wargo of 1281 Pembroke street by striking her over the head with a block of wood, Annie Gulaick of 1233 Pembroke street was fined $5 and costs. Boys playing ball in Annie's yard and her ordering them out was said to be the cause of the dispute.
 Michael Niemezak of 30 Ha11am St., arraigned on a charge of intoxication and assaulting his wife Saturday night was given four months in jail with suspended sentence, and a year under probation. Thomas Massonio of Hamilton and HalIett streets was fined $5. and costs on an intoxication charge ahd $25 and costs on a charge of breach of the peace. He said that he was acting as peacenaker and was arrested when the policemen were unable to catch the active fighters. The prosecution offered testimony that he was obstinate and threatened to 'get'' the policemen arresting him.
 Incorrigibility charges against 12 years old Tracy Lounsbury of 1905 East Main street were nol1ed.