New Britain herald., 1915-05-21
CASE IS CONTINUED;
 . VICTIM IN HOSPITAL
Friends Of Bruno karISh Take Law
 Into Their 0Nl Hands.

Banged over the head with a heavy billiard cue in Main street saloon Saturday night after he had been en- gagged in a hot argument with a man believed to be Joseph Radzieic, Bruno Karish's friends picked him up and without saying word to the authori- ties, sneaked him away to the New Britain General hospital There he was attended by pr. Julius A. Rupert, but he did not notify the police of the assault and turned the case over to the city physician, Dr. George w. Dunn. Karish is suffering from a bad wound on the head, but is not dangerously i'm jured as was at first feared.
 When the police heard of the as- sault they looked into the case and arr rested Radzieic last night. He was before Judge JamestT IT. Meskill in po- lice court this morning and the case was continued until Saturday when, 1t is expected, the victim will be able to appear and testify. Bonds were fixed at $500.
 Women Squabble n Court.
 A genuine feminine squabble which might have resulted in some hair pull ing and other exciting pastimes, popu- lar with the "gentler'' sex had not Prosecutor Klett ordered Officer He'll berg to stand between the belliger- ents as a mediator, was introduced into the court this morning, much to the amusement of the spectators and officers Mrs. William R. Miller, ably championed by her sister, Mrs Henry Bailey, had had-her husband arrested orf rI af Sss had been disposed of Miller's sister, heretofore unseen, rose in the specta- tors gallery and voiced her opinion of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Bailey. They replied in like vein and things were getting decidedly warm when the of f1cers interfered and placed tine length of the room between the warning fac tions. &
 Millr, who has been twice honorabl:, discharged from the United States army, has not supported his wife since last December, she claims. He admit ted to the court that drink in his great fault, but declared that if he was given chance he would sign the pledge, turn over new leaf and do the right thing. Mrs. Bailey inter- rupted to object to this measure, say ing, He's had too many chances" This precipitated the near riot.
 Judge Meskill ordered Miller to furnish a bond of s350 to pay his wife s9-d children s6 q week for a year. Failing in this he goes to jail for sixty days. Other Cases on Docket.
 Frank Tiss, another husband lax in supporting his family, was placed oil probation for one month. On his wife's complaint a warrant was sworn out for his arrest yesterday. Last night husband and wife, arm in arm, strolled into the police station to as- sure the officers that every cloud had disappeared from their horizon. But the wheels of the law having been set in motion could not thus easily be stopped and Mrs. Tiss had to leave her spouse in durance vile while she returned home-alone.
 Prevented from trimming two men at the corner of Church and Main l streets at midnight, Eric Newberg es- saved to work off his superfiuouse energy on the person of Officer John Carlson. When he awoke this morn ing ne was in cell and he did not come too until the judge said "s10 and i costs"
 REV. ROTH ACCEPTS GALE.