New Britain herald., 1915-07-06
MANY CASES BEFORE
 COURT IN TWO DAYS
No Serious Trouble, However,
 Garry Mercy on Warpath Again

Garry Mercy on Wdrpatn Aealn
 There were but comparatively few < lover the Fourth offenders in court { this morning, but yesterday mornings 4t,o cket was an unusually large one, the principal offenders being those who Became inbued with spirit of pa : triotism and discharged revolvers or i, fireworks Tn violation of the law. ! The most serious offender this morn Ing was Garfield Morey, who. while I being prevented from committing ! suicide by his brother Bert last night i slashed the latter across the hand 1 with a razor. <
 Captain Grace was notified by tele- l phone last night that M orey was rais ing a disturbance at his home at 58 l Lincoln street. When the patrol arr rived there it was found that .Garry'' lad essayed to commit suicide with razor and in wrestling the weapon from his brother, Bert had been badly slashed across the hand. He was un- ahle to appear in court this morning and the case was continued until to- morrow under bonds of $500
 Arrested on Arch Street. # Officer James Skelley arrested An thony Salarri and Bartholomew Mes sla on Arch street last evening Both were drunk and Anthony was making d big noise. He said that Barthelo- mew had dropped his hand in my pocket and took my s11' Each man was fined s and costs by Judge Meskill and departed happily to- gether
 Must Support His Family.
 Martin Ranbis, who admits not having paid towards his fannily's SUD- port since April, was in court charged with non-support, His wife and three children are at the Town home and three other children have already been committed to the county home. Officer HoWley testified that as long \ ago as last winter he did not provide for his family. One cold night, the officer said, he came ,.ron Rambis' six year old daughter on the street at P o'clock in the morning crying with the cold. He went into the house and found the family in destitute circurn- stances, with a half glass of beer on the table There was no food in the house. Rambis was ordered to fur nish bond of $500 and pay his wife s5 a week for year or go to jail for three months.
 Fails to Appear in Court.
 Gotlieb Remer, who said he came from Bristol, was arrested by Officer Theodore Johnson for breach of theh peace He failed to show up in court this mornfng and the police were or 8dered to have him here tomorrow Now there seems to be some doubt as to Whether the man really comes l from sBristols for he told other people | that he cam from Montana and 1 other places equally remote.
 AutomoI1iIist Given Hearing.
 ~ Juds sfnentswas ssuspended in the | case of Harry Copper of Albany, N. Y, who was arrested by Officer John King yesterday for not having any marker plates on his machine Or not having an operators license. Copper | explained that in New York state only professional chauffeurs have to have ! operators licenses and that as he was | Sonly passing through here he did not | know that he must have a Connecticut | Marker.
 Carried Gun-$1O.
 A fine of $10 and cost was meted out to Solomon Sargis, arrested by Officer Richardson last night on com nlaint of Frank Basil. who said that following an argument Sargis had threatened him and put his hand in lis hip pocket. When searched Sar- gis had an empty revolver in his pocket.
 Little Fellow Had Big Gun. Michael Shimko, an undersized farmer boy from the country, was ar rested last night with heavy, thirty eight caliber revolver in his pocket He came from the farm, b'gosh, to see the fire works on Walnut Hill park and wasn't going to shoot any, body, by heck. He was let go with a warning. Sent to Reform School. l After repeated warnings, Albert schultz has been sent to the reform I school. His latest escapade was to ~ ~~ ~~ - '