New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
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Excellent copy for total abstinence Societies on the evils of drink was Furnished by this mornings session ot the New Britain police court. In ad- dition to the usual number of cases of drunkenness, the court heard the plea of guilty from the lips of several boys, two of whom are eighteen years of age, and the complaints of two women who said that their homes were being broken up by the vicious ness of their husbands while under the influence of liquor.
 Louis Williams of Cherry street was fined S5 and given ten days in jail for wife beating and drunken ness. Mrs. Williams and her two daughters were in court to testify against MT. Williams. They told of his abuse of Mrs. Williams and of his throwing small table at her Saturday night and attempting to strangle her. Williams was arrested Saturday night by Officer John Mid dletoWn.
 John Snyderst,w was given d ten nday Jail sentence for beating zl1is wife Saturday night. Mrs. Snyder said that the husband came home. and beat her He said that he came home from work Saturday night and found his wife drinking with two other men. His objection to the drinking re- suited in a fight. he charged. The two men testified to seeing Snyder beat his wife. He admitted he had beaten her on other occasions, but said that the provocation each time had been similar.
 George Samoich, youth of eigh. teen, got some beer 'at friends house. Saturday and became intoxi- cated. He came home in the eve- ming and got ready to go out and keep date with a girl.' His father. Peter Samolich, objected and insisted that he go to bed George thought ne was. old enough to have his own way about such things and tried to brush his father aside. The. argu- lneht that sensued ended disastrousIy for young George. who was given q thorough beating by his father. Off, Ger Charles Johnson was called to the house during the fight and arrested George. The. boy promised Judge Meskill that he would behave in the 1uture and sentence was suspended
 Constantine Polaski was charged Wlth assaulting Joseph Grabeck in a saloon Friday night and breaking a cue over the others head. His case was continued until tomorrow morn Ing, Polaskl being released on bonds.
 Jeremlah Lynch, ten days out of states prison, was arrested this morn Ing on charge of breach of the
 peace and sentenced to ten days in jai = Neron1 Jukalski and Mrs. Chutarin
 were in court this morning to tell abput their fight Saturday night. Of-
 1cfr Howley@ arrested Mrs Chutalin atsI2:20 on warrant sworn out by MEs. Jukalski, who lives on Hartford aVtnue. According to the testimony, ME. Chutalin of Elm street entered Mn. Jukalski's home at : o'clock that eysning and wanted some beer. Be- Ing refused, she threw a glassful of the beverage at Mrs Jukalski. The hght ended when both rolled down. stairs together. Mrs Chutalin was put on probation for three months. The hearing of Joseph Felt on {, breach of the peace charge was con- tinued until Saturday morning at the reqaest of Morris D. Sake, his counsel It $ alleged that Felt tried to enter ; theaSwedish Singing societys fair in the tElectric building Saturday night without a ticket He was arrested by Officer Sharpe.
 Alex Kulerwich will be tried to- norow morning on the charge of stealng a. chicken from John Ricn- mans coop on Hartford avenue It is alleged that he carried the chicken away in a yaliSe but left bot h at tha