New Britain herald., 1915-02-05
MAY EXPLAIN MANY PETTY BURCLAR|ES
Frank BTusk3 Arrested Under Sus-
 DCjOu5 Circumstances.

 in police circles that since the arrest of Frank Bruska last night under sus- picious circumstances the numerous petty burglaries that have been per- petrated about the city of late will come to a sudden stop.
 Officer William Strolls and Special Officer McGrath arrested Bruska last night in the rear of Goldberg's block at No. Il Lafayette street after he had broken 9 pane of glass in one of the high windows of the store on the first floor When the officer saw him Bruska had placed an old iron bed against the side of the wall, upon which he climbed and broke in the window. The accused denied the all legation this morning and gave pitifully weak excuse as to why he had climbed up to the window He declared that he did it for exercise and just as he reached the top soms- one who he did not see hurled a stone through the window. Judge Meskill sent him to jail for thirty days.
 On previous occasions Bruska has been arrested and sent to jail for theft and burglary and the belief is that he was starting on another job last night when caught.
 Sent To Jail.
 Three months in jail was the sen- tence meted out to Joseph Goshanl, who was arrested by Detective Officer Bamforth and Officer Souney on West Main street yesterday afternoon for indecent exposure. Robert and Irving Fletcher two young men who saw the nauseating offense committed and complained to the police, testified accost him. They said they saw him assost several ladies on the street.
 Gosham tried to explain his offense by saying he did not know anybody was looking at him.
 Says Wife Lcks Him.
 John Kislofski, of No. 56 Church street, was arrested by Officer Gustave Hellberg at 1 o'clock this morning, charged with assaulting his wife. Tn court John said, II don't lick my wife, she always licks me-" A beautiful black eye gave color to his story, but his offense last night was proved and he was sent to jail for thirty days.
 Mrs. Kislofski stated that she and her husband have nothing in com mon. She takes in washings and boarders and supports herself He lives in another part of the city and spends his time, and all the money he can beg from his spouse, in getting drunk. Last night he came to her house and broke a heavy pool cue across her back. She retaliated to the best of her ability with broom. -. Andy McGilI Is Fined.
 For breaking a window in Conrad l Wahrenberger's saloon on Arch street
 
 peace, Andy McGill was fined $22 and costs by Judge Meskill. The bar tender at the saloon declared that McGill made disturbance yester- day afternoon and was elected from the saloon. In trying to force his way back in he broke out a large pane of glass in the front door. Me- Gill denied the offense and said that the bartender in pushing him out slammed the door on his elbow, breaking the glass. Officer Fred Wagner made the arrest.
 Chased Out of Town.
 Get out of New Britain and stay out,'' was the order given to Charles Hughes, wno says his home is in Highwood, just out of New Haven Night before last he came to the 7 nights lodging. He was permitted to sleep there and advised to shake the dust of New Britain from his feet the next day. Last night, how ever, he blew in again, likewise .in- toxicated. He was elected from the station and immediately forced his way back in, saying that he preferred to be placed under arrest to having to stay out all night.
 In court he said lie wanted to go home today and after the judge had imposed a fine of $5 and costs he promised to get right out of town and never come back if it would be with drawn. The court agreed and the last seen of Hughes he was making tracks for the city line.
 Young Boy Cuts Pool Table.
 fingered because Sebastiano Listro, proprietor of the pool room under Muecke's Main street saloon, elected him from the place Frank White, seventeen years old youth, came back looking for revenge. With keen knife he slashed the top of the pool table and then hacked into the cushions, materially damaging the table. When arrested he is said to have admitted the offense and ex- plained how he went about it, but this morning he entered an absolute denial. Officer Cosgrove made the arrest.
 He was fined S15 and costs.
 Other Gases Today.
 Alex Neichwlcki, a youth who was arrested and fined several months ago and placed on probaticn until he paid I'D was in court charged with yiO- lating his probation. Fer some time