The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-10
IN THE CITY COURT

]. Slot machines were causticalIy branded by Judge Wilder at today s session as being most demoralizing upon the boys of the city At the same time he expressed the intention, if the statutes permit, to put a check upon the operation of the apparatus In order to look up the law and decide it's scope, judgment in proceedings against Peter Tobian, 425 Catherine street, was reserved until Saturday. Tobian's arrest took place yesterday, when five small boys complained to Sergeant Wheeler that they had won quarter in the machine and were unable to get it.
 James Schee1 was given Is days in jail for keeping a house of assigna- ton at 99 Howe street Like sentences were given Margaret Henry of the same address, and Patrick Connolly of s6 East Main street, for misconduct there.
 William Hunt of NorwaIk, was given 30 days in jail and Michael Ryan. "city, 10 days in jail for vagrancy. John PurIison of Fairfield, was fined $5 for riding bicycle without a night. He did not appear It was or dered that he can have his bicycle when he pays his fine.
 Ernest B. Ho1ock of I02 Organ street, was fined $50 for carrying a revolver without a permit, and in formed that only the good character given him saved him from a jail sen tence. He has charge of a West End merry go-roupd. and said that he had the revolver on account of the money in his charge. It fell out of his pocket Saturday night as he was eating in a restaurant near the Third precinct po- lice station
 Michael Herman of 672 wordin ave nue, was fined $3 for iratoxication. raf <Ia.s -sz seph Pazaga of 1S7 Howard avenue. was sentenced to five days in jail for intoxication, breach of the peace and assault upon his wife. At the same time he was informed that his wife,s inability to provide for their seven small children without him saved him from a longer jail term Lesnik was given two days in jail for train riding
 Reckless driving charges aeainsr Abraham Pious, Ss DeF'orest avenue. was continued until Friday. It is charged that his automobi1e hit a motorcycle ridden by, Frank I.ecart1 q and Charles spot1ow. stratford. ord at night Reckless automobile charges against Frank Curran of the Bronx, New York. was continued until Friday. Ii is charged that he damaged auto,no-
 
 Newtown, and J. W. Grant of Bridge port at Barnum avenue and Park street last night.
 Michael sanick, of 122 Hallan street, was fined S1 and Joseph Sir otn1k Of 214 Hallett street. s5 for r1au tuaI assault and breach Of the peace Hearing of charges alleging viola ton of the liquor selling statute against Philip Vansko, saIoonkeeper a, l12 Willard street, was continued un- LII Thursday. The charges are brousa, by Liquor Prosecuting Agent ConIev Following a. raid yesterday by Ser geant O'ConneH and Policeman A Coughl1n- The hearing of frequentins chaFgee against Andrew Carlo John Duselo and Andrew Macorlik. all o1 shelton, was continued until the same date.
 James F'ussela of 26s State street was fined $40 and costs for intoxi- cation, breach of the peace, assault upon his wife and resistance. F~ra.nl, Cozza of 452 Broad street, was f1ne6 $2o for assault and breach of tIoe peace, and like charges against Charles Bruno. PIT Charles street, and Ange1e | no1led.
 Victor Piceriello of 25 Harva-d street. was fined s5 for assault a1S breach of the peace Breach Of tbs i peace charges against Louis I,on,-o suspected of being responsible fo, 1 mysterious revolver shots in tn, 1 North End Saturday night, were noiied. The hearing of assault charges against Tony Montanaro of FPS T.ev angton avenue, was continued untf | August IA
 Milton speiser. an attorney of 6, West 117th street, New York. wa, med $1o for breach of the peace. Il tssolted from language more forcibl. than polite to a motornaan when hi, automobile and trolley car go
 mixed up.
 1ntoxication and reckless drivtns charges against Thomas 5odefsl<v Botsfords were changed to breach O. the peace. and he was fined S5 Hi, team got mixed up with a rig owned by pr. c. E. C. Atkins Saturday. Mi chael Luhy was given 30 days in jai Tor intoxication and breach of tn, peace.
 Hearing of charges against Davi, Rosenberg, peddler, living at 425 liar ral avenue, alleging a violation of ths