The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-08
CITY COURT CASES

SIaTS6Q W1Lu the IneIL or "a pa4E 1 of shoes. Charles Hart of 223 Beach street, was fined $15 by Judge Frank L. Wilder in city court this morn ing. He tried to convince the court that 'tanother fellow had sold them to him but the time-Wprnt excuse did not go. s Detective, Sergeant George E. Fox and Detective George F. Simon made the arrest yesterday. finding ths shoes in ConIey's saloon at Gold street and Housa tonic avenue. sss Charged with theft in connection with the recent footing of the money drawer at the Arcade hotel, Arthur CarTnodya was arraigned and 9 con l; ;tinuance was granted until tomorrow, bonds being continued at $1,000, in order to decide what disposition is to be made of him. x HeaWas mixed up with the police within the past year and judgment suspended owing to ar rangernents havingfbeens made to have him go to Texas. Officials accompan- jed him to New York. Probation Off, cer c. w. Simpson recently noted him on the streets
 Charges of being fugitive from justice against John B. Garrison, alias J.4J. Gilfoil, were continued until to- morrow under bonds of $500. It is expected that New Y ork state. officers will be after him today with a forgery warrant. He has expressed willing ness to return without requfsition pa- pers.
 Freeman Clark was given 25 days in jail Oh charges of stealing $2O from the home of Mrs. Mary J. Corey at 31 Clinton avenue about six weeks ago It was testified that he had passed the night at the house with roonner, came down stairs while Mrs. Corey was out and appropriated the money she had saved out for the rent. He was arrested in New Haven yester- day.
 As the result of an argument and fracas at 214 MapIewood avenue last night Fred Carlson was given 10 days in jail on charges of breach of the peace and use of abusive language. It was claimed that he threw a book at members of the family and used unseem1y language in the presence of his wife and daughter
 Joseph Regener, giving his address as in lodging houses generally, was discharged after no one appeared to press charges of trespassing on rail- road property. Breach of peace charges against Michael Migras of Shelton were noIIed for the same reason. He was found wandering about Noble ave- nue and Shelton street at s3:15 o'clock this morning by Policeman B. H. G1ennon, his manner being considered to be suspicious. A pair of scissors and two ice picks were found upon him. He refused to say anything con- Ycerntng himself.
 Breach of peace charges against William Williams were no11ed while John Haberle and Harry Webster. at a continued hearing of like charges in connection with the Coe-StapIey strike, were fined $25 each. They were charg ed with assaulting William Lord and Edward Phreaner, both of Milford and alleged by them to be strike breakers at the plant.
 Adam Koloshefslf of New Fairfield was fined S15s on. charges of having as- sau1ted Mrs. Julia Gudas of 245 Hal lett street last night. It was alleged that she was walking at HalIett and Willard streets last night when Adam came along. bumped into her and then assaulted her.
 Only the fact that his wife, Annie,, interceded for him and said that his services are needed to provide for his family saved Michael Dtargo of 334 Willard street from term in. jail. Arraigned.- on a. charge of assaulting her, he was fined $1 and costs and given six months, in jail. His wife was then asked concerning the pros poets of having. him. in jail and Said that she did not see how they would be able to get, along- He was inform ed that, if brought in again. the or iginaI- sentence, and an additional one would be his portion