The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-03
CITY COURT CASES

Charged with the theft of suit of clothes from a Bank street sec ond hand store Saturday night William Watson of Brooklyn was fined $15 by Judge Frank L. Wilder in city court this morning and went to jail in de- fault of payment. The police sus- pect that an overcoat in his posses sion was also obtained in a somewhat similar manner but have been unable to verify their suspicious. Thomas Ga1loy of 152 Hallett street was fined S10 and costs on charges of having violated the ''1Io Smoking regu1a- tions. on Stratford avenue trolley car John Kobash of 566 Crescent avenue was fined $1 and costs and of breach of the peace. He was re- leased from that institution Friday and immediately began to cause trou- b1e at his home.
 Charles Golgumbus of 222 Spruce street was turned over to the Fair charges. He was arrested Saturday charged with reckless handling of a motor boat and the running of it into Penf1eId reef several times. Depu- ty Sheriff H. R. R1weod made, the arrest.
 Reckless driving charges against AL bert Feuster of 713 Pembroke street were continued until tomorrow. Judg- ment was suspended after Frank Bak- CT of Montreal, Canada, had been g1V- en 10 days in jail on charges of tres passing on railroad property. He made a home run towards the home of a. friend in Stratford. Cruelty to anil mals charges against Louis Solomon of 175 Hamilton street, resulting from the cattle investigations of Agent All exander Howell of the Connecticut Humane society, were continued until 4a al T1E portunity to secure counsel. Michael Komenslxy of 124 Bond street and John Koyz of Pennsylvania were fined S5 and costs each on charges Of aS- sault and breach of the peace. John Kelly of Providence was fined $1 and costs and sent to jail for 30 days on vagrancy charges and continued charges of receiving stolen goods against Joseph Ruderman, junk deal- CT, were continued until Saturday. Ns Andrew Smith, charged with the theft of $40 and arrested following a sensational chase down Lafayette street early Saturday morning by Mrs. Beatrice Diminick, had his case noll- ed. It was explained that the money had been returned.
 1ntoxication charges against William H. Banks, continued since October 1S, were nolled, the simple announcement being made that the accused had died of pneumonia at St. Vincents hosp1-. tai When first arraigned he was In such condition that the case was con tinued to allow him time to improve. He contracted the disease and was transferred to the hospital from the jail.
 Continued intoxication charges against Charles Dubord of Ogden street extension resulted in 30 days in jail and suspended judgment. Pro- bation Officer c. w. Simpson reported that he was not going for physician to attend his wife, when arrested. Family conditions resulted in the sus- pended judgment. Edward Lark1n Of PeQuonnock street forfeited $10 instead of explaining intoxication charges and John Conley was fined $1 and costs and given 30 doys in jail on an in tfxicatfon charge. Annie Hallenbach of 2g7 Railroad avenue, who was dis charged from jail Saturday was re- turned for 30 days this morning on the same old charge, fntoxfcatfons while William Hovan of Eallett street had intoxication charges continued un- til tomorrow to enable the securing of TT1nra xUifne