New Britain herald., 1915-05-11
HELD IN BONDS OF
 $3,500 FOR ASSAULT
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she wanted him back. He was fined $5 and costs for drunkenness. Foley Given a Warning,

$5 and costs for drunkenness.
 .G Foley Given a Warning.
 Joseph Foley, employed by Andrews Swift as 8 teamster, was arrested by Officer Theodore Johnson yesterday noon when he disregarded the traffic signals and cut into Main street from Chestnut street. When the officer or dered him to stop and come back he whipped up his horse and sped up Main street. He was stopped by Of- ficer King at Church street. Officer Johnson said the accused used abus- i've language all the way to the police station. Foley admitted his guilt but explained it by saying he became ex- cited. Judge Meskill ordered Foley to obey the officers signals in the future and threatened to fine him severely should he be arrested for a similar offense again. Judgment was sus- pended.
 Several Minor Cases.
 A charge of breach, of the peace preferred against Edward Bachman was nolled by Assistant Prosecutor Woods, but he was accused of drunk enness for which he was. arrested yes terday afternoon by Officer iCosgrove. fine of $5 and costs was imposed.
 A fine of $5 without costs was inn posed on Martin Brusha, who was ar- rested by Officers Kennedy and Mo Grath on Broad street last night The accused got into noisy argument with another man and refused to move on when ordered to do so by the police. Brusha denied the offense and said he did move on.
 Officer Howley arrested Tony Sus- ponich for vagrancy last night. He found him prowling around McGuire's blocks on Hartford avenue at 8 o'clock this morning. When arrested Tony said he had been sleeping off a drunk, but later he denied he used liquor. On the stand he said he was drunk and slept in a little park until 3:30 o'clock today. He was sneaking through the back yards because he didn't want policeman to see him.. Susponich is a. frequent spectator in court, but this is his initial appearance as prisoner. He was sent to iail for thirty days.
 Eric Johnson pleaded guilty to drunk kenness, but denied causing dis- turbance in Rabis & Kata's Main street saloon yesterday afternoon. Sergeant Bamforth arrested him on complaint. The breach of the peace charges was nolled and Eric explained he was more tired than drunk. He was fined $5 and previous probation was revoked.
 Practical Joker the Goat.
 The practical joke CD which Ignatz Jerulick played on Sam Tarski yester- day when he brazenly took a $400 diamond ring and calmly walked away ryri@ 1,f. <I |, sent to jail for seventy days. He was charged with drunkenness and theft. While Tarski was showing another storekeeper the ring Jerulick put it on his own finger and walked out while the two men stood with their mouths open. When they realized the ring was gone, also the man, they called in Sergeant Bamforth and he arrested Jerulick as the latter was industrious ly engaged in washing the windows of Kata's saloon, the valuable sparkler all the time adorning his finger.
 The accused said he offered to let Tarski take the ring off his finger but the latter did not seem inclined to do it, so he thought if he didn't want it he'd keep it on his finger. He con- sidered the affair a good joke, the humor which the court failed to see. When the would-be comedian heard the sentence imposed, he too, failed to see the humor of the situation.
 Thought Baby Was Killed.
 When two handfuls of rocks came crashing through the window at No. 69 Grove street last evening and a baby was cut by flying glass a great cry was set up that the baby had been killed. William Smith was later ar- rested in a saloon by Officer Dolan and Hellberg, accused with the of fense He was fined $2O and costs. Two young women of, vivacious 1 type, named Mary Brusch and Sophia l Rozinski, testified that Smith fol- 1 lowed them to the Grove street house l where there was a celebration. Sopllil l said Smith tried to approach her but 1 she spurned his advances. Mary, how