The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
IN CITY COURT AND
 WITH THE POLICE

Charged with the embezzlement of $137.s4 from the M Sonnenberg Piano Go, Alex Orsopslxi, 1ss Church street, was held for superior court under bonds of s2oo by Judge Cough lin at today's city court session. 4 demurrer entered by Attorney Samuel formerly graphophone salesman employed by the concern. He had been traced sto New York and back to Bridgeport.
 Non support charges against John Rooney, 2s7 Pequonnock street, were continued for 30 days to allow Proba- ton Officer Simpson to make an 1nr vestigation. z His wife, Margaret, says that he has not provided for the sup port of herself and two children for two weeks. His defense was that he had been laid. off from work and had been trying to secure another posi- ton.
 James McHugh, various addresses being given as his home, was given 60 days in Jail for assaulting Joseph Munson, resistance of Policeman Kehoe, intersection and breach of the peace on Water street.
 George J.. Martin, 90 Colorado ave- nue, was given a three months jail sentence for improper conduct in the West End near the old circus lot. He admitted the charge.
 The hearing of non support charges against James Moscolevicz, Sum- mer street, developed unusual details After month of n1arried life, he says that his wife, Helen. left him and went to New York. A few weeks ago, he says. she returned. The rest of their married life of a year and a half. they have lived apart. She wanted him, he says, to live with her; parents on Broad street while he wish ed her to live with him. He was di-. rected to pay her $5 week for a. year under s 300 bonds. Exeeu ton Of sentence was deferred. for 30 days pen ding the investigation of Mrs Isaac Burgess and C. w. Simpson, probation officers.
 Mutual assault charges against Donate Andrea and Philip PepereH, A Lexington avenue, were continued un- til Saturday for hearing with bonds continued at $500 each.
 Andrew Gura, 35 BostWick avenue, was given 30 days in jail on a breach of the peace charge in connection with his conduct towards Lizzie Kerecas, Pine street and Hancock avenue. The to be of a less threatening nature than was at first reported. Bonds for an appeal were fixed at S200.
 Superinter1derlt of Police Birnaingz ham has posted orders that drills in the armory will be continued this month. The dates selected are tomor- row, the I3th, goth and 27th. The latter date will mark the last drill of the season. 9ss
 The police are investigating the theft of five cases of beer from a. Feigenspan brewery car on a railroad siding in the West End.
 Burglars visited the confectionery ltf f.z H- Alice Higgins at 265 East Main street last night and stole goods valued at about $40. The loot included about 80 cents in change Tony Momo's cobb1er's shop next door was enter ed in the same way and about $ 3 taken.
 Court Policeman Christopher Fin negan has returned to duty following several days vacation
 Anderson's grocery store at Com necticut and Carroll avenues was en- tered last night and goods valued at about IF taken. Entrance was gain ed by prying bars off a rear window.
 Through informatson received today at police headquarters an East Side club house is being closely watched. 1t being suspected that 1t is being made the headquarters for 8 gang re- sponsibIe for the many recent burg laries in that section Of the city.
 Mrs. Elizabeth McGuire is still hold Ing the IorrA aI 4ner nome | lzo ? af1oWe street, in behalf of the nine cats which have been a bone Of contention be- tween her and representatives of the Health Department and the Humane society Agent W. Bishop, IT,, of the latter organization visited the place again Saturday night and again was refused admission. A complaint was received at the Health Depart ment today concerning a. woman keep inkIfive cats at her Lewis street home. It is alleged that the cats overturn the garbage spails, make themselves a nuisance and give daily midnight con- te,sa Iafarl