New Britain herald., 1915-09-13
DENIES WOMAN IS
 HIS LEGAL WIFE
Harry Kilburne Furnishes SenSa-
 tions in Police Court


 which sensational disclosures followed one another rapidly, was heard by Judge James T. Meskill in police court this morning when Harry Kilburne
 night gate tender at the Main street
 railroad crossing, was brought to trial in company with one of his several alleged soul-mates on a charge of las- civious carriage.
 Late Sunday night the police re- ceived a complaint from a woman giv- ing her name as Mrs. Kilburne that her husband was carousing in their Franklin street home with another woman She wanted them both ar rested The wife" told the police that she had been visiting in West Hartford and when she returned she brought woman named Dora Bel knap, alias Belmont wit.l her. Kill bourne, she claimed. was at once snait- ten with the newcomer and was so attentive to her that she wanted him arrested on charge of misconduct. Officers William Grace and Axel and John |Carlson raidGd Ki1bOurne's house at 1 o'clock yesterday moring and arrested Kilburne with the Bel knap woman.
 In court today it developed that Kill burne is not a married man. He de- nied it vigorously and informed the court that the woman claiming to be his wife has no legal claims on him. at all. Although he admitted living with her for the past nine years he said he was never married to her. Accordingly Prosecutor Klett changed the complaint to a less seri- ous charge. Kilburne and the Bel knap woman were fined $7 each.
 Bob Veal Man Fined.
 Benny Stein, over a year ago a we'll known local meat dealer but for the past year a resident of New York, was fined $25 and costs on each of two charges of selling bob veal to an Elm street meat man in this city on July IT, 1914. As soon as the au- thorities learned that Stein was the bob veal salesman they tried to ap- prehend him but he had been in- formed of their intentions and fled from the city. For over a year he remained away from his home and family, but last week returned and himself. He was repre- 1 sented in court today by Lawyer M. l D. Sake. Lawyer Saxe wanted Stein 1 placed on probation until he could l pay his fine but the prosecuting at 1 torney objected and demanded that he | pay at once or furnish a bond. Bonds l were fixed at $50: ,, Teamster Hits Boy. ; One <of Peter Suzio's teamster's, Seato Emanelli, was fined $5 with out costs for assa ulting nine years old boy named Michael Stankevitch at the corner of Grove and Washing ,on streets Saturday afternoon. The acused was defended by Lawyer w. F. Mangan. Emanelli declared that he boy with some others had an- 1oyed him by hopping onto the back of his wagon and when he chased hem off the complainant threw a stone which struck him on the head. He chased the boy and although he lenied hitting the youngster, the boy leclared that he punched him in the ace.
 Other Cases Today.
 John Bowen, charged with breach ,f the peace will be tried in court ] omorrOw morning.
 Fred Stone of 4 Edson street was ,rrested late Saturday night at his nome on complaint of his wife who declared that he came home drunk md insulted her and a young woman vho was visiting her. She told the :ourt that these outbursts of her hus- )and are not infrequent Stone vas placed on probation for two veek's.
 John Nebowski baker employed | ,y Victor Friedman, was fined $15 md costs for assaulting his employer with iron bar. The two men got nto a wrangle and Nebowski's fiery emper got the better of him. Fried