The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-14
IN THE CITY COURT

Charged with f1endishly assauIting seven-year-oId Concietta Scioaci, of 122 George street, yesterday in his room at 327 Lexington avenue. James Delvecchio was arraigned before Judge Cough1in in today's city court and held for a hearing Saturday un- der bonds of $1e, GOO. In a confession to Captain of Detectives Arnold ha admits the deed but says that he was intoxicated. The girl is at St. Yin cents hospital in a serious condi- ton.
 Wesley Po1ishak, Of TO Clarence street, Frank Ostaeh and Tony Bella da, of 829 Hallett street, were fined S5 and costs each with 30 days in jail for ltrespassing upon the preserves of the U. M. c. Go. The jail sentence was suspended.
 Dominick Lango, s8 Green street. Theodore I4asanov, SOP Pembroke street, and Michael Fserraio, sS6 Penn broke street. were held for superior court in bonds of s1, 900 each for bur- glarizing Adolph Lederer's store at TAT Pembroke street. Saturday night
 Henry E. Tyler was held for superior court under bonds of $l, 900 for oh- taining goods under false pretenses from local department store. He entered a plea of guilty. The value of the goods was given at $175Is. His explanation was that he desired to go to keeping house this month.
 Joseph K. Orr, New York. was fined $50 and costs for automobile speeding l on Connecticut avenue yesterday and informed that the hghtness Of traffic at the time was all that sa sed him from a jail sentence.
 | Joseph Murray, 62 South avenue. giv- l en 10 days in Jail for theft of goods valued at $75 from a five and ten cents store, Ober Olson. New York, 10 days in jail for trespassing on railroad prop AY.-
 nue, held for a nearing tomorrow charged with assau1ting Joseph Cree chayitz, 114 IaIlett street.
 John ChapoIl, POS Noble avenue, was held under $50 bonds for intoxicatton and interfering with a policeman.
 Samuel Bala, alias Barber, Of 1a7 Spruce street, forfeited $10 on an ira- toxication charge. Thomas Bray, 39S Railroad avenue, was fined s10 for in- toxication and vagrancy; William Me- Mahon, 58 Crescent aVenue, fined $10 and costs with suspended Judgment and probation for three months for fn- i toxication and breach of the peace; Lillian Johnson, 12 Wallace street, fined $5 and costs for breach of the peace.
 John Balo. POS Spruce street. and John Tntti. Hancock avenue, were each given five days in jail. John Col. ltns, 376 Atlantic street, got 30 days for vagrancy; Frank Auri1lio, 131 Will lard street, was fined $50 and costs for carrying concealed weapons An appeal was allowed under bonds of s10o. faafHR
 Personal tax charges against Oliver Johnson, 1885 Harrau avenue, were nolled and continuances until Decen- Der IA allowed in proceedings against 1 Wilbur F'ishinger, 947 Grand street
 Joseph Piazza, 172 Hanover street, and
 William Fitzgibbons, 5a4 Howard ave-
 nue. Nolles were entered against the
 following upon payment of tax and
 costs! Alexander Johnson Y7 Olive street; Angelo FEsorentino, 25 Steuben
 street; Andrew Ffgnar 66S Knowlton streee; Ado1ph Felix, 453 Newfield ave
 nue; Steve F'ilo so3 Osborne street Moses F.ilo, POI Osborne street, Joseph Feher, 1os Columbia street N. c. Luna