New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
JEN| ALSO BOUND
 OVER; $l,0oo BONDS
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plained the layout of Jeni's store. It is in a three story brick block, al- most opposite Beaver street The store in question is located in semi-base ment. The store is about fifteen feet deep and an entrance can be affected from the rear. With this testim ony the state rested it's case
 Lower Bond Is Refused.
 In summing up the states case Prosecutor Andrew declared that the nastiness of the case as brought out this morning was even worse than that brought to light last Saturday when the Coveris brothers were bound over for the same offense. In reply Law yer Levitt said that unless the bond was lowered to less than $1,0oO his client will have to stay in jail during four months between now and June and he asked that it be made less. Judge Meskill, however, said he did not feel justified in making the bond any less than $1,OOO, especially since he had taken off $500 from the orig inal bond
 Children at Town Homo.
 Not since they were brought into court have either of the two Httle girls been permitted to return to thelr homes, their parents having prov GU themselves incapable of caring Tor them. They were given into the GUS tody of Miss Elsie Osborn. lady pro- bation officer, and she sent tnelI 'o the town home where they are tpeiiis cared for by Mrs. I<ibbe, the matrolI. It is not improbable that both llttle girls will be committed to county home.
 Wearing Fathers Undcrclothcs.
 An examination of the Ambrose and Kasamovich girls at the town home showed that their home en- yironnent was of the lowest oroer. Roth girls were dressed in dirty cloth-, ing and were wearing their father underwear. Even their hair was ui- clean and yermin was found there. Mro' kibbe undressed the httle and put them to bed while she washed and sterilized their clotmhs'
 they left the home this morning .'.S ran to the matron and, thro"lns '' arms about her neck kissed her allu allu begged to be allowed to remain. lhey say they like the town home' It Is nice place.
 Their appearance in court touay was much better than on Saturuay as their hair was neatly combed ana their garments clean.
 Drunks in Court.
 On Saturday Ludwig Waleki of 3a Grove street, had nothing to eat, but drank two glasses of beer ana .4.o: .~l +r-,,, bocor,o iutOxicatcd His brother and a friend deserted him at the corner of Main and East Main streets and Officer McCue took liking to him. Judgment was suSpended Bernard Kaminski, who was rendered hors de combat by three glasses or beer. was arrested at 5 o'clock Satur- day by Officer King on Church street Judgment was suspended Dwight w Webster of Newington was fined $3 and costs for drunkenness. He was arrested at the Stanley street crossing Saturday night by Officer Pearson. John Carlson, who "stood and talked and had a pinch of snuff" and then hit a passerby, was fined S10 and costs for drunkenness and breach of the peace He was arrested by Officer Johnson and in court, Off, cer Charlie" Johnson acted as in- tepreter for Carlson. ....
 "Ohccr Was Drunk'-Gilbcrt.
 Fred Gilbert of south Main street, was again in the tolls today. He was arrested by Officer Louis Quinn at 11:3O o clock last night. He pleaded not guilty. Mrs. Gilbert said he came home drunk Saturday night and 1. a quart of "old crow.' He created a disturbance and threatened to kill any one who interfered with him. His language was very vile. she said
 After his wife had testified against him Gilbert shouted, By God AL this woman IS trying to rob me of everything l have And this officer drunker than I was last night, he dropped his club on the stairs and and everything. She's all the time harping that she'll put me in jail.-I tell you it's the torment of hell to live with ner.''
 What have you got to say about being drunk?'
 Its a lie, a lie--every word of it, shouted Gilbert.
 Thirty and sixty days" interrupt e6 the judge. .'
 PrObatiOncrs Are Arrested.
 Peter Ambrose, father of Annie Am prose, who figures in the indecent as sault case, was fined $5 for violation of probation. Probation was revoked in the case of Alexander Andreczick, who has fallen from the water wagon with dull, sickening thud.
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