New Britain herald., 1915-05-17
HIS CYCllSI, BUT
 PAYS NO ATTENTION Berlin hoIelst Fined for Evadjlg Responsibility Cases in Ceurt.

eDSCdusS IlS sought tOs eNduS ISSpOH- sibility and did not stop and inquire as to what damage he had done after he ran into Carleton Turner with his motorcycle at the corner of Ash and South Main streets, Toney Tango, of Berlin, was fined s10 and costs by Judge Kirkham in police court this morning.
 From the testimony of the young Turner boy Tango must have been tangoing down South Main street with a passenger on the rear of his motor cycle when he collided with the boy, who was riding 9 bicycle. The boy said he was turning from Ash into, South Main street when Tango danced across the street to avoid trolley car and an automobile. His pedal caught in the Turner boys front wheel, hurl- ing the rider over the handle bars and breaking his machine. The boy and his witnesses declared that Tango did not return to ascertain the damage in f1icted. Neither did he report it at the police station.
 Wife Saves Joe Patsena.
 It was explained to Joseph Patsena that it was his wife's plea which in duced the court to let him off with a
 
 at 1:sO o'clock yesterday morning at his home on Beaver street by Officer C'Mara. Mrs. Patsena was bleeding from a wound on her head, inflicted, she said when her husband bounced a shoe from her cranium. He declared the wound was inflicted when she Jumped on him and he pushed her away. The husband appeared sorry 1 and the wife pleaded for him, say ing it was their first sauabble and she did not want him arrested
 Aged Mother Pleas for Son.
 Pathos was introduced into court aoday when the feeble, gray haired mother of Walter Phondorf tottered to the witness stand to plea for her son, who was charged with drunken ness and assault. The accused was arrested by Officer Q1lirk on complaint of Fred Linn, who complained that he entered his room, Saturday night, used abusive language to his wife and finally became engaged in light with himself. Linn and wife occupy the same tenement as do Phondorf and dlaiiss laiisssFl aged mother.
 Phondorf Ike had not intended to fight with Linn; he had only want
 
 how he came to force his way into Mr. and Mrs. Linn's bed-chamber
 Gently sobbing and wiping tlie tears from her wrinlxled cheeks ths man $ mother presented a sorrowfun 2 a anpearanecs as she addressed the court She said the accused is her only son and she is sorry the affair took place. She said hesworks when he can get it and then her voice trail- cd off into silence. .s sss,s. The accused was fined s5 and costs for drunkenness and sentenced to thi.'- ty days in jail5for assault. Tt jail sen tence was suspended during his good behavior however,
 Has No Home-Gets.
 For the next thirty days the address of one Robert Flanagan will be Seyms street Hartford He was arrested by Officer Henberg early Sunday morn ing, sleeping among the ice cream freezers beneath a Main street con- ! fectiol1ary store He was charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. He. told the court he has no regular home, nor any regular, job, but he might set 1 job Thc court decided he would present hiln with both for month 1 at least and sent him to jail. Judge meTt was suspended on the count of 1 drunkenness.
 ! A companion for Flanagan's on his 1 trip to Hartford emporium this after 1 noon was Edward Johnson. His so- 1 journ is also thirty days. He was ar. rested by Officer Strolls on complaint i of his wife. Previous probation, on l which he owed $S, was also revoked, so his visit with friends in Hartford i will be considerably longer than he l at first supposed.
 <; 6Cornel Hannon was fined s5 and 1 costs for drunkenness. He was ar 1 rested by Officer c. Grace.