New Britain herald., 1914-07-14
IJANSWICk IS BOUND
 OVER IN $500 BONDS
Charged With Attempted Burglary
 in Aa Fast Main Street Barn.

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 JProba ble cause was found by Judge James T. Meskill this morning in the case of Ralph Janswick, aged twenty , four years, of 453 East Main street, charged with attempted burglary. At torney w. F. Delaney appeared for the accused and tried to show that hls client was drunk at the time he en- tered Whites barn and Is alleged to have tried to steal motorcycle which was stored there.
 Omcer Mccarthy on Job.
 .Ohlcer Mccarthy, who made the arr rest. testified that he saw the barn door open at 1:15 a. m. today and heard noises inside. Upon investigat- hng he found Janswick with the mo- korcycle The officer said that Jans- wick had been drinking and said: I-'Tve been on one joy ride and Thought I'd go on another"
 Was Out Joy Riding. {! sJanswick told the court that at a Hate hour last night he met an auto mobile filled with strangers who in- kited him to take 8 ride. They had h case of beer and some club cock halls in the car, and he imbibed free- Nv during the ride to Parkville ana back, he said Upon leaving his new friends, he testified to seeing Whites barn open and. thinking that tHugh O'Neil, who rents the place. knight be inside, he entered and fell bover the bicycle. Then 1t was that he kgas arrested.
 | During the hearing Lawyer Delaney hnd Prosecutor Klett- had a couple of kilts and at one time when the pros keGutor had asked Janswick where he jeecured the roll of bills he had De- nancy .objected to the question, say- hng, ''I would suggest that it Is none )ct2 his business"
 [ 5.s.s Is Bound Over. Judge Meskill found probable cause and bound Janswick over to the su perior court which meets in Hartford lon the first Tuesday in September. Bonds were fixed at $500.
 Fined S10 and Costs. . .obiecting, he claimed, to beins .ra,lled a drunken bum," Frank Mo- Gufre struck Jeremiah Lynch last might while standing in front of the tPArk hotel. Officer Massey made the arrest and testified to seeing the two men fighting. McGuire was charged with drunkenness and assault. In re- uayt to the first charge the accused said II wasn't drunk, but had a few drinks in.' Lynch declared that McGuire had assaulted him without pfovocation Lynch was discharged and Mcclure was fined $10 and costs.
 No Supper Ready. Claiming that he was mad when he got home last night after a hard days work because his wife had no supper ready for him Frank Walicki created disturbance. He was ar rested by Officer Theodore Johnson on complaint made by his wife and his brother. His disturbance con- sisted of shouting bad names and; Throwing water about the house. The accused said that his arrest was sim- aply conspiracy between his brother and his wife to get him out of the way Judge Meskill placed him on probation for two weeks.
 .SOficer Nationals "War.'
 
 "a unceasing warfare against the gang iof ,toughs who rescued one of his ,rprisoners from him when he had him under arrest last Tuesday night. Already one man. has been fined $25 and costs and another $5 and costs Tor sinferferifig with the officer and today Tony Labata, the rescued prisoner, and Dominic Pace. another rne inber of the rescuing party, were each fined $25 and costs for resist hng the officer while in discharge of nnis duty.
 The trouble occurred last Tuesday might at the corner of Hartford ave- nue and Winter street.
 Fined for Assault.
 As a. sequel to the De Pinto-Nick Mandinfy case which was in court westerday Salvatore Mandini, another lof stf1e belligerents in this same fight. Ewas iliA court, today charged with as- eault upon De Pinto. The story of khe fight as told yesterday was again Eehearsed. Attorney w F. Delaney appeared for the accused and again itffere occurred several clashes between Ihim and Prosecutor Klett. Man dfni was fined $1O and costs and the hbonds in case of an appeal were fixed at $1oo.
 Slater on Probation.
 Harry Slater, the boy who was ar- rested by Officer Charles Grace yes rterday, was placed on probation by sYi1dress Meskill. The youngsters father declares that he is incorrigible. TIA waa arrested by the Hartford po- 1fce Saturday night and yesterday moon was sent home. He had not been in this city ten minutes when Cfficer Grace nabbed him on a war rant already made out.