New Britain herald., 1915-11-19
: : DRUNKEN FIGHTER
 WOULD APOLOGIZE.
To Ladies He Insulted-C Court
 Imposes Fine Instead

Today's session of the police court developed some interesting cases. Micheal Landrigan, alias Jerry J. Jor- don, after using the most foul lan- guage that ever defiled the police sta
 tion as we'll as insulting a number of respectable women on the street and even going so far as to hug one or two, had the temerity to ask Judge Meskill for probation when fines az gregating $2O and costs were imposed on him. His request was refused.
 Landrigan was arrested by Officer Matthias Rival on Franklin square, yesterday afternoon for drunkenness and breach of the peace. Several complaints were received at police headquarters in rapid succession re- garding the actions of the man and Officer Rival rounded him up. The fellow was somewhat intoxicated but came along peaceably until Main street was reached. Then he put up terrific fight. It required the com bined efforts of Officers Rival, King and Coffey to get him to Commerclai street and the added services Of O11l- cer Dolan, Chief Rawlings and ser eeant Bamforth were needed to get him into the police station inc fighting prisoner took great deIgh' in the fact that it required six men to arrest him and was pro1anely scornful of the prowess of the local police.
 This morning he was in much more sane mood. He admitted his offense but said he was sorry and was willing to apologize to each of the women he had insulted.
 FIourishes Revolver-Ffned.
 It costs Joseph Kolminski $25 and costs to flourish a heavy 45 calibre revolver in Nick Glover's saloon Sat l urday. He was rounded up last night | bv the police. The bar-tenders in theasss saloon testified that he came to the place and terrified them by brandish- 1 ing the heavy gun and using profane | and threatening language.
 The accused denied the charge. He l said he bought the gun at a Lafayette l street pawn shop only @ few minutes 1 before the alleged offense took place. l He was not charged with carrying 1 weapons, but was charged 1 with breach of the peace.
 May Be Crazy Man.
 The case OI JOSepn DOInDTOSkl OI l34 Winter street, charged with steal 1 ing a quantity of lumber and other wood from Joseph J. Woods and a adder from James Manning was con- 1 ,inued until Monday. In the mean l while Probation Officer Connolly will l investigate the case and as there is l some question as to the mans sanity, l will see what the Massachusetts au- thorities are willing to do about it in- asmuch as he comes from that state | and has legal residence there.
 Officer M. J. Cosgrove arrested Dombroski yesterday afternoon on of MT. Woods. Investigation showed that Pombroski has cellar full of lumber he has "acquired' from various sources. His wife testified that he tears up her clothes and chases her and the children out Of the house. She humbly asked the judge to send him away.
 Other Cases Today.
 Six small boys, headed by Frank Andranzek who were rounded up yesterday and charged with steallns milk and hiding it in the Myrtle street Pit" were given a severe lec- ture is chambers and then locked up in the cell room until noon to fright en them. They have been placed on probation.
 Philly Smith was sent to jail for thirty days for drunkenness. smith told the police that he wanted to get back to jail n time for the ThanksglV- ing dinner anyway.