New Britain herald., 1914-04-20
'|BO1B' VEAL MERCHANT l FINED $50 AND COSTS
 David BelkoWhz, Aged 2l, Found
 Guilty in Police Court.

David Berkowitz. 21, proprietor of the Washington" market at the cor ner of Broad and Washington streets. was charged in police court before Judge William F.fMangan this morn ing with having bob" veal in his possession with intent to sell.
 The principal witness for the prose- cutqon was Dr. George T. Crowley. meat. food and milk, inspector. Dr. Crowley said he found three-quarters ofsa carcass in Berkowitz's market and found 1t weighed sixteen and three quarters pounds This hras on April 10 when Dr. Crowley found some '.tob" veal in the store of Salvatore Cargone on Film street.
 ' Judge F. B. Hungerford, counsel for Rerkowitz, attempted to show that Isr.l Crowley became confused in the veal he found in the Washington market and that he found at Gar gones store.
 Judge Hungerford asked Dr. Crow ley where the veal was today. The reply was that it had been thrown away as it was in state of extreme decomposition.
 Berkowitz was fined $50 and costs after a trial that lasted the greater part of the morning. He took an ap- peal and furnished a bond of $15O to appear in superior court in June.
 other Court Cases.
 Ruthenian Easter, which was ob- served yesterday, was responsible for number of fracases that were thrashel out before Judge James T. Meskill
 >s.ff.s+ Giants Whip Two.
 Frank Miller, standing six feet. one inch, in his stocking feet, will remem- her t visit he paid to this city Satur- day night for some time to come He came here with Torrington degree team to put on an exhibition in Hanna's armory, where fair is being held. As he and the other members or the team were waiting for their alto truck at midnight John Scott a well known character. came along and Informed the team that they were not wanted in this city He called Miller a vile name and then found himself lying on his back. Twice he rose and twice more was he knocked down.
 
 and Miller Knocked him out with a blow, on the head.
 ,Oficer Axel Carlson arrived on the scene and Miller and James Ramsey, friend. were identified as the mon who. whipped Scott and Sheehan. They were arrested.
 x After the evidence had been heard by Judge Meskill he suspended judg- ment in Miller's case and told him that while he should not have taken the law into his own hands there was Tfo great harm done. Prosecutor Klett nolled the count against Ram sey. ot
 Sheehan said he attempted to pre- vent Miller from striking Scott. sThen I didn't remember any more," said Sheehan, who was tout" for several minutes following his attempt to stop the fight.
 Shows Self Defense.
 Andrew Demko and John Weisik had some trouble over keg of beer in boarding house at Holmes brick yard yesterday and as result Demko was arrested for assault. He showed he was merely defending himself and Judge Meskill suspended Judgment.
 Wife Beatcr Jailed . t George Gussnlan pleaded not guilty to drunkenness and assaulting his wife Saturday at their home on Sexton street. Gussman has not been work ing for some time and became peeved when his wife refused to give him money. Being beaten up is an old story. according to Mrs. Gussman.
 GusSioan was arrested yesterday >pv,iv ,l, 11o his wife. Policemen found him fond wished to take with him.. After being taken, to police headquarters he wanted to return home for some beer
 Gussman was sent to jail for thirty Gays for drunkenness and sixty days tor assault.
 Good Man When Sober
 Martin Radish, another wife beater, escaped punishment because ordi- narily he supports his family and works steadily. He was celebrating faaster yesterday and thought a proper observance would be to assault his nffe.
 One witness said Radish was not en- sirely to blame as his wife refused to get him any dfnher.~
 sRadfsh's case was continued for week, the accused being placed on efoafation.s Y
 ST Observing Easter.
 Peter Olea was fined $5 for assault Ing Joe Bardick in a fight in a house snt Spring street yesterday morning while Ruthenian Easter was being celebrated. While Olea was in the iBardick home being treated to a glass If whiskey and bottle of beer by Mrs. Bardick, Bardick took his bicycle and rode away. When he came back there was war.