The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-20
CITY COURT CASES


 Continued .bob' veal charges against Harris Friedman, dealer at I 3 Bank street, were heard in city court session today and resulted in 3. finding of guilty and fines of $35 and costs each on two counts. He paid, bonds being fixed at $20U in case of an ap- peal. Testimony was, that he was noted unloading the carcasses and As- sistant Inspector James c. Grace of the Healtl1 Board was notified. He arrived only to find the carcasses gone but said that inquiry as to their hav- ing been sent to the slaughter house resulted in the response, Sure Lat CT, according to the testimony, there was denial from the slaughter house officials. It was learned that one had been turned over to John Budnfck of 552 RaiIroad avenue and the other to J. Novokovies of1S0 Co1ur15ia street. Theywere recovered. Attorney E.zzQ. Hull appeared for the defense and said that Friedman was clearly not responsible, an ernpIoye having dis obeyed instructions and sent the veal to the customers before proper pro cedure had been followed.
 Tn order to allow time for investi- gating his domestic affairs, i1atoxica- ton charges against Joseph O'Connor of TIP Howard avenue were continued until tom orrow, Prosecutor Gray be- ing informed that he has wife and children dependent upon him, the youngest child being five months old.
 Attorney Abe s. Geduldig appeared represented Joseph Lebor 2nd Joseph Zyack, held with two others on assault with intent to kill charges in connec- ton with the probably fatal attack upon Joseph Trot1ik of 289 Howard avenue Sunday morning. HeScontsnd- ed that they were Trotlik's friends. not responsible for the injuries and were anxious to aid the prosecution by making a clean breast of the af- fair Reduction of bail from $1, 800 to $500 each was granted.1f He said that he also represented another of the men put was not quite prepared to ask 1eniency for him but would probably do so as soon as he thor ough1y investigates this mans story.
 On account of the absence of Prose. cutor Delaney, tIfe personal tax charges against Herman Reich of s37 Broad street were continued Ninti1 Saturday Maurice Moscovftz of 246. Clinton avenue had similar charges no1led upon payment of the tax bill and costs Of $3.98. Charges Of tres passing on railroad property se 5ond zoffense, resulted in a five days jail sentence for Joseph Berry of New York The previous time he received suspended judgment. George Clark of Milford giving the name of Wi1-g Iia1n D. Smith when arrested last night. was fined sb and costs with suspended judgment on charges of intoxicaffon and breach of the peace. The breach of the peace consisted Of refusing to pay for a shave.
 Walter L. Ray of Lind1ey street was fined 35 and costs on an ir1toxicat1on charge and Jose Noguse. no home, s10 and costs on charges of assault and
 
 Hast Main street last night. Jose spoke no English but did speak Span ish. Italian Interpreter Patrick Min CT tried for a time to un ndsrBtarld what the words said by Jose meant, said that they were no doubt explanatory but was unable to catch all of the meaning.
 His being out of job was the de- fense made by John Rosnock of 827 ogden street as to charges of having assaulted his wife, Susie. He said sf1e raised 8 rt1rnpus when he said that he had lost his job. She said that he seemed to blame her for 1t and tried to vent his spite on her. Four months in Jail was the decision
 Charged with theft, it being alleged that he stole $5 worth of clothes from Mrs. Archie Stowe and sold them as rags for IS cents, Fred Cardff, s years old and living at S2 Cedar street, 1
 
 ordered for three months under pro-5I bation.. His explanation was that he had got in with a FtottgT1 gang.'s ! James Con1on, 5 years old and living | at 69 Laurel Court, was presented by 1 Probation Officer c w. Simpson on | an incorrigfBIe charge and continued | under probation for two months with | the information that 8 further ap- | pearanee would mean con1rnitment to | the State School at Meefden. His | mother, Mrs. Mary Con1on, said that | she was unable to do anything with | him.
 Continued theft charges against | Louis Kupper of Central avenue, for merly in charge of the Vo1tax Co.'S F plant were continued until tomorrow { under bonds Of $500.
 Fred White, co1ored, boarding at Wales Block, TIotlsatonic avenue, turned Mrs. Olga Howe. reported as being the boarding mistress, out of If4e apartments last night on the | ground that she disturbed him with her noise. Mrs. Howe has a husband, John Howe, with whom she is report d as not having lived with since Sep sember and who has been living on Water street. Strafghtway upon 7nd- ng herself cast out into 9 cold world, ghe sought John, found him and per- 1 suaded him to return with her and administer justice. He did so, and with such good effect that Fred and Tohn were afraigned in city court 1 5ach were fined s15 and costs cor .harges of assault and breach of the E