The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-26
CTTY COURT CASES

a. x result of buying Dr. Joseph M,..,,s,zzsa st5Ien coat from James @f,z5-av fur 50 cents, Morris S1egea. ss3cffIs5sr dealer of 27 Bank street. Was la weuteuced to 15 days in jail for tnsls tnl Ev xr15we Cough1in at todayss session. eT@sss-~- T11sf,Yse4,lSn ruled that Stegei nrnT11d Have known that the coat was ~r<syer m account of the quality the muuearauce of Murray and fns cnees&s nrfr.e asked Biegel was much agl- lated unable to remain suh la Lne .le r-nanss and greatly de5ected whens me r55lsnr was made. Attorney Jcsepn k=zE shapfro took an appeal i9 bonds or Kaee
 Following a lengthy conferenee an rfsazu bers between Frosecutang Atlos- new Delaney, Attorney +. 4 Ba[tlerr for the defense and Judge Carl fsos- fer for Nrs- Dun1glas, the hearing oI kaon-support charges against George 4. Douglas, Fo6 Howard avenue was continued for two weeks.
 e7,he heardrfr offmans1auEhter charges mrasrssts esa4l F. ssieuon of the Siernon Hard Rubber NCo-. was continued ur1- ms1 June 4 upon request of Prosecutor Delaney who, said that he wished Mrst to receive fthe finding Af Coroner Rnefan- = Jraer5sa Orton. giving both 27s and psE Fairfield avenue as his address h1f with both found to be fictitious, was held for investigation until sat H1reav with bonds fixed at sl,eoo. He sz w,Ssnected of being the gas meter 4s,fef for whom the police have long k,e~r, searching He was found In ~f,A cellar of a Pine street house and raid that he wasf a. water pipe igspec- for. Several quarters were found n Iris pockets and a, small Hie-
 For pulling am empty gun on Po- sfcernan Barton, Michael Sullivan or FralrfieId. was fined $5 and costs with po days in jail for intoxication, breach of the peace and assault. Isaac Cas- <ff5w s4g Eazsw street was given 7. IST~sr treatment on similar charges x.harxes Thomas Gray of 1873 Fa1r- field avenue was fined $1O and costs for intoxicatfon and breach of the ueace in connection with the same case
 F5stsv washington of Avon park was Mued ss and costs for using abusive Haugua@e to Special Policeman Harris F7zsIsu in South End moving picture house. At first he was charged with assault, breach of the peace and re- isistance i'm addition ito the final charge. Special Rahn said. that Washing ton Book his mtght stick away and started 10 play the role of policeman with a stubborn prisoner. Washington said that someone fired a stone through the Hheate~ door and hit him on the leg. Also that Rahn refused to believe the Btone story
 James Shields of z9s State street was lined s5 and costs with 30 days in -Saal for fntoxication and assault yith a Knife upon Samuel Obehnsony 126 EaSt Main street
 Earl Shaw of 752 East Main street. swas placed under probation until July Rs on breach of the peace, non SUD- bort and assault charges It is alleged kha* he assaulted his wife, Mary. She showed reluctance in testifying. f Herbert Flansburgh of 482 Brewster street, advertising manager at the Harvey HuBben plant, was arraigned sr1por7 chs rges of violating a city or RInance ii having his automobi1e stand pn Elm Dtreet longer than is allowed kA continuance until tomorrow under k5o bonds was directed.
 : Tony Andrea of Lexington avenue was given six months in jail for shoot kng Philip Pepche1, A Lexington ave- hue fin one leg. Easter Sunday. PNil- fp. charged with assau1ting Tony with "a knife, was discharged on a noIIe Self defense was claimed. Attorney F. B. Fal1on represented Tony and Attorney J. Robert Beecher appeared for Philip
 Frank King of East Main street originally charged with not accounting Tor some money collected for Hayes & Sheridan, was arraigned on a breach of the peace charge and discharged bn a noIle.
 William H. Marvin, IS years old o1 R1ew Haven, was fined s10 and costs al ka continued hearing for operating an automobiIe without a license and was Splaced In care of Probation Ofdcer EE4~r7raor4