The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
NEALON AND WIFE MAY REUNITE ON THANKSG TWIN 6
Various Offenders Before The City Court Today--MarkS
 Held For Burglary

Domestic happiness and new pe- ginning bid fair to come again Co Thomas NeaIon and his wife, NeAlle, following nearly a year Of trlals anu tribuIations during which they oec!o- ed to live apart and place their chllo in the care of a. relative. At a dinner ThauksSiving day in Worcester, MaSS-' with the child between them, IL IS eA- pected that the new start VIII pc Aoi- maIly begun. Both have responoeo to the advances of the other and seem anxious to make amends TOT the o1A- ferences of the past.
 This information came out in the city court this morning when AsslsI- ant Prosecutor Gray asked that con- tinued charges alleging assault py NeaIon upon his wife be aga1n con tinued. saying that a settlement Is in nrocezs The continuance was grant cd .IntiI December 21. Attorney Gray mentioned the plans for an adjusting of the differences. the beginning or life together again arranged for ana the plans for the reunion Thanksg1V- ing day. Nea1on has given 421 Logan S+raat a-17is address and Mrs. Nealon is listed as having been living at 44O Pembroke street.
 Andrew Gombos of 374 Pine street was fined $25 and costs Evidence was that Andrew had a picture postal card of Ethel Mego, took it into the EnOp . ed some discussion Steve koundras resented 1t and it was during the argument that Andrew was accused of Hourashing a revolver in his face
 John Crosh of East Bridgeport was fined s2 and costs with suspended judgment on charges of trespassins on railroad property in connectlon Wltn picking up coal
 Mary MosziIian of Fairfield, arraign- ed on charges of trespassing on rail- road property in picking up coal near the Burr Road tower yesterday after noon, was fined $2 and costs with slis- pended judgment She was told to warn her countrymen that getting on the roadbed would result in maximum fines After court she showed her arm to be in "a black and blue condi- ton due, she claimed. to having been roughly handled by Railroad Police man Trapaghan-
 Joseph Marks of -624.~ Lafayette street. was held for superior court under bonds of s4,ooo on charges of burxIary in connection with entrance into csosto Bruno,s store in Main street last February. He was arrested in Newark. N. J., and extradited- Attor- ney D. P. Brennan represented him.
 Continued charges Of wife abandon rnent against Ernest A. Brewer were continued until Tuesday as it was re- por4ed that the case Is in process of settlement.
 Three days in Jail with suspended judgment were given Elmer L.. Carl, a painter from E1rniras NY, who said he had not worked for two years on account of having been injured in a fan from a scaffold.
 Twelve-years-old Nedra Leon of zZ Beach street was arraigned on a charge of incorrigibility and a con tinuance was decreed until January z1 under probation. He was taken to the Second precinct station from the Barnum school yesterday by Pro- batioxl Omcer c. w. Simpson. Hang ing around his brothers tobacco store and pool room is given as the cause of his departure from the correct path by MT. Simpson. Nedra thinks he Is and desires to be a prize fighter.