New Britain herald., 1915-04-10
A|lCSIER B FENCED TO JAIL
Punishment GiVsa TOT Dt---hapy Cases Heard.

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 horst crowd of young boys in
 a;t, or any other city, crowd
 scannps," was the character
 nicer William Hart made of
 on his beat on Orange street, lom were in court this morn bed with breach of the peace.
 boy, Frank Saultus, was hcer said he had been trou- the boys for some time and ags bad come to such a pass ELhlng had to be done. Res n Orange street and young e being annoyed and the boys rorizing the neighborhood.
 had recently taken to calling er names, jeering at him, and
 missiles, including eggs, at
 Saultus was sentenced to flf- ks in jail for breach of the se court deciding that Saultus
 only one against whom the direct testimony. Saultus
 on the stand that his gang ted on the corner of Orange streets every night, leaving Rn Officer Hart appeared.
 stinony of a number of per- heard regarding trouble in With the boys. - .-.. E 5 exhibited 8 vicious streak by vile epithet at Officer Hart htence was pronounced. Judge addad ten days to the sen-
 contempt of court.
 other boys arrested were 3 Eaultus, Stanley Pontarski, sudnik, Zigmundj Zunski and Stempnis.
 ried Concealed Weapons.
 V SkrituIski, a Lithuanian, was U to three months in jail for concealed weapons. An au- revolver and extra cartridges libited in court. Martin, special officer at
 theater, found Skritulslzi the theater after the show. Eartin said that while Skritul- being escorted out he pulled a ehief out of his pocket and ridges dropped to the floor. est followed. The case of Btepler, charged with non-sup- &Ss continued two weeks at the bf Attorney Joseph w. Woods, Tor Stepler.
 zSlanan Gets Thirty Days.
 hl Lee, a Chinaman in the on East Main street opposite
 avenue, was sentenced to Eays in jail on the charge of $ carriage. Lizzie Moore, who address as New York City, "a ST on the same charge. She Chinaman were found to- < h the latter's room by Officers sOn and Kelly. .H. Ekoman was seen entering the ' last night and enter into a 2 tion with Lee. Later she t, somebody followed her and I enter the laundry by a rear Roman appeared in court this ' in salmon colored suit. She hysterically as she pleaded
 the charge. Lee had nothing ! except that the woman had
 him. Several Chinamen were One of them who appeared be oldest helped out as much ould as interpreter.
 nd Tracy, charged with non-
 was ordered to pay arrears put on probation until they sband and Wife Disagree.
 n A. Steele of 38 Cottage < lIeged to be the owner of his nd two automobiles, was in 8n a charge of non-support of and heard his wife say; "If D to be a man I would live n. Since he got his automobile, been out and around with omen. But I don't care about but the way he talks about me
 stand. He has driven me lis home because he's got an- oman and wants her there"
 testimony of both husband and
 the court was rather indeli- say the least. The couple have hildren, the oldest five years d the youngest seventeen
 Mrs. Steele said she was will So back to her husband if she Ereat her decently.
 B John H. Kirkham sentenced 10 sixty days in jail with the E live of paying $4 a week to the
 of his wife, a six months term Ration, and fixed the bonds for eeing the payment of the weekly at $500. In case an ] is taken, the bonds will be w. w. Delaney acted as at- for Steele.
 snowfalI Brings Trouble.
 Sr's snowfall gave the boys on F street an opportunity ot * g snowballs. Eventually dy was hit, somebody objected znetl1ing was started. As a re- I arles Matoosian and Richard
 were in court this morning harge of breach of the peace # Hanna had been arrested or f1e charge before, but fhs