The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-10
THE sM1TFz-NURRAY co.
CITY COURT CASES

Lizzie Morano, known to the police Of old, was fined $1 and coaf@ and given three months in jail by Judge Frank E. Wilder. todayss session. for keeping a disorderIy house at 2Be Stafe street. George Brand of z1 wal Ter Place was lined ssb for frequenf- ing They were arrested laMt E4&'ht by Policemen Kane and w. Helpan. 1Az- zie appealed under bonds of Sa00- Agnes Sweeney of aBT State street was given 20 days on n street walkiu8 charge and John Collins Of Norwich arrested in her company, wa@ @esatr enced to 10 days in jail Louis Len ger who was conpIained9 of by Har~ bormaster Garry Paddock as living on the docks and having a diet of refuse vegetables. was given so days on a vagrancy charge and intoxichtion and iiavestig igatioI1 charges agaaifgt Tcweph Gall of III Johnson street were con tinued until Monday. It is proposed to find out the ownership of the Iunn- ber he was carrying. Almon Price of Albany was fined s5 on charges of in- toxication and breach of the peace as a result Of trouble in a lunch room at Main and Catherine streets John Doherty of New York, one of the best dressed train rdderb arraigned for . long time, was given five days in jail. He told the usual tale of woe.
 Continued eEnbezzleKnent charges against Frederick Bouton of BIT Har~ ral avenue were noiled, 1t belng ex- plainad that there was no evidence to support them, Following several continuances Milton BaIbdana o9 124s Railroad avenue was cleared of charges alleging assault upon An thony Christian. A nolle was entered.
 James w. Mills of 146 Lewis street was fined s15 on charges of having maintained a gapnFb1ipg device lns the form of a slot hlachine at his lunch wagon just north Of the state arTnoxy on Main street He relinquisgaea all claim to the machine and it was or dered destroyed. Attorney Frederic A. Bartlett appeared for the defensa and offered a demurrer which was overruIed. Continued reckless dr1vin@ charges against Robert Mahcney of Park avenue were continued until Saturday Oh account Of the failure of witnesses to be present. His having a. tfaree-raorthe-oid baby saved Leroy | Mosiyn of 1e1 Sheridan street from 8 90 days sentence, suspended Judg- mentN and probation being the decree | on charges of having stolen some port from John R. WoodhutL Clifford a minor living at 6S Ver- non street and placed on probation | some time ago on burglary ciargess was arraigned upon complaint of Pro- | patton officer c. W. Simpson that the | probation regulations have not been ! complied with. He promised to do better and probation was extended | until September 5.
 Continued charges of frequenting q saloon at 198 North Washington ave nue were called against Joseph Perry i and Michael Porlar of the same a4d-I dress. bonds of s15 each being for | 'etted for their non-appearance.
 City courts final action In the his l soric Hotel Royal raid case was taken [ In disposition of the remaining lott sring charges. May Johnson Of 7b0 East Main street was fined $25 and sosts while charges against Rose | Bronson of-36 Organ street were noll sd Bonds of $50 and $26 were de- | dared forfeited owing to the non-ap- oearance Of the following Stella Jack son of 129 Noble avenue, May Tanner of 26o Gilbert street. Lotta Clark of L652 Seavfew avenue. Josie Mitchell t' of 115 Cowles street, Ruin Barrett of L552 Seaview avenue, Florence Barker # Gilbert street, and Frances Brown ,f PAS State street.