New Britain herald., 1915-10-19
$lOO BOND
 BY NOT APPEARING
Alex BelamazZa Afraid to Stand
 Trial for Breaking Windows

ing stones through the plate glass window and mirror at Augustyn Morris saloon in Lees block yester- day. Alex Belamazza who was out on $100 bonds, failed to appear be- fore Judge James T. Meskill in po- lice court this morning and forfeited his bond, which was furnished by Mary Oschofski.
 After some trouble with a fellow drinker at the saloon yesterday Bella mazza rushed into the street and bombarded the place with stones. Officer Charles Johnson chased him down the street and placed him un- der arrest.
 Mrs. Walsh Arraigncd.
 Mrs. Layette Walsh of Cherry street, who has been in court previ- ously for neglecting her children, was arraigned on a charge of contribut- ing to the delinquency of minor chll- dren. She was arrested on com plaint of Probation Officer Elsie Os- born, who has found her to be inn pudent and negligent of her little ones. When she was in court be- fore Mrs. Walsh was accused by her husband and neighbors but was given one more chance to behave herself and care for her little ones. After spending the night in a cell Mrs. Walsh was a much chastened woman and in court broke into such violent sobs that Police Matron Mrs. Mettey had to take her from the room. The case was continued un- til tomorrow morning.
 Hartnett Fined-Othcrs Freed.
 Alex Huck, Percy Wells, Peter Cook and Thomas Hart were in court again today their cases having been continued from yesterday on breach of the peace charge. Officer John Carlson and Officer Hahn arrested the quartet at 1:30 a. m. Sunday on the railroad tracks near the Corbin The boys were creating great hub-bub by their singing, swearing and shouting, the officer said. As Officer Hahn arrested liar, and Cook they tripped him but Off, cer Carlson held them until he re- gained his feet. Wells started to run away but had been recognized. All of the boys were under the in Huence of liquor and Hart was decidedly drunk. Officer Hahn gave similar testimony and Attorney w. F. Mangan represented the accused ana questioned the officers closely There were five in the crowd but one got away.
 Cook, Wells and Huck were dis when the state failed to prove that they individually, had any thing to do with the shouting, CUTS ing or singing. Hart took the stand and denied every accusation. He said he had escorted a girl home from and was returning when he met the other fellows. Of icer Dennis O'Keefe said at 10:30 o'clock Saturday night he saw Hart with the girl and he was not drunk. Wells testified that Hart was sober. Judge Meskill found Hart guilty on the drunkenness and breach of the peace charges and fined him. $10 and costs.
 Hartford Man Arrested.
 Abraham Katz of Hartford pleaded not guilty to reckless driving on Main street on October 15. He was represented by Attorney B.. Katz of Hartford and on his request the case was continued until tomorrow morn ing. It is charged that by his reck- less driving last Friday, Katz ran the Hoffman Wall Paper companys auto into the car owned by the U. E. L. & w. company, knocking that machine against Dr. D. w. O'Connelps car damaging 1t severely.
 Autoist Tried For ReclzIessness.
 Anthony Squillicotti was charged with reckless driving Sunday. He pleaded not guilty yesterday and was defended by Lawyer M. H. Camp to- day. Frank Braganiti said he saw Squillicotti drive his auto around the left of a trolley car at East Main and Spring streets and bang into a motor
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