Putnam patriot., 1916-07-21
CITY COURT

4 ease Of breaeh af fbe peace oceu- pied the attention of fhe court Friday msrnsag due to the fsef that Alex Lovely had hls brofher Edward sfs resled. Alex lesBGed that Edward boarded With h5m and vas eoulinas ly making saea a disturbance he or dered him out e the house. Edaafd fleaeupon demonstrated hts hrotaerIg lose and affection og threatening b bIaeseB Alex 5 eyes before he lock bis Gepaasfe.
 Wbue the complainant WAS testify ing the secase3 in q bud voice inter- rapJed i1 deny tGe statements made and the court instructed the prosecutor Co add connt for contempt ot court.
 While Inc aecused aas making state meats that the brother was himself 10 blame for getting dfank and abusing bis sife in which he in.eFfsfed, Mrs Lovely, wIfe Of Alex. shock her head ia She affirmative.
 Edward was found geIlty and was fined SD and costs for breach Of the peace and sl0 more fer contempt Of court and then Alex stepped forward and offered to pay hs.f ihe fine. The prosecutor suggested that Ed ward get out Of his own troubles as Alex needed his money b support his family so Edward vent to Jail.
 Saturday morning Joe Onton, who often acts for the eoufi as Polish inter- preter, appeared in the role Of defend ant. Tenants in the house where Joe lives said that he made a disturbance and scufied his feet on their clean hall- way floor. S2 aud costs was imposed on Joe and he paid.
 Edward Mccarthy was fined s and costs for larceny and given 30 days for drunkenness. Franklin \. Baker said that be was standing near Chand Ter & Morse's store Friday afternoon. He saw McCarihY and he was drunk. Mccarthy came over near where he, Baker, was standing and made a grab for his Waich. Accused denied This but admitted he was drunk.
 Monday morning Deputy Sheriff l.. | H. HeHly of North Woodstock paid II for infringement af tAe traffic fufes in Putnam. According fa the testimony of Traffic officer 0eIch sheriff Healy pussed the while circle at Bueaee col nef thfee times and each lime on the ieft The officer was having his noon day rest but saw tne breach from a store where he was standing. The oc. euffenee happened week or more ago. Mr Healy admitted he was technical | ly guilty AS he ran over the edge of the platform on which the officer stands but he said t was due to the bright sunlight on the wind shield of the car binding him. The case was held in Judge FuIlef's office as the judge nd 10 leave for Hartford at 9.27 on impor- tant business.
 Irving Flint found the hardest job T his life when he came to Putnam Monday, so he told Judge Fuller Of the city ,court Tuesday morning. He plead guilty to being drunk and told the court that he got job for the leitS cleaning the filter at Harrisville. aM4 trousers are still wet with precipitation from my strenuous job, said Flint | d earn a couple of dollars" "HaVe you any money2n asked his honor. "Sure said Flint. and after searching all oi his pockets he finally dug up a greasy copper from one of his trouser pocket, and held il up for the inspection of the court. He was allowed to go and promised not to work 50 hard again,
 "I stand here representing my beast l will go to iail for the honor ot my old h1rse,a said Wilhelm Shield. 1 in court N ednesday morning. Shield. was ordered To appear to answer to a charge ot leaving his horse unhitched on Elm street. officer Weleh said shields came up Pomfret street and turned on to Elm street and left bis horse unhitehed and on the left hand side Of the street. The horse then wandered to the other side blocking traffic. shields sqid he stopped 10 front of the ore Of the city tax colIec. tor and went in to pay his taxes. He sad he had owned the horse ten wears and had left R standing for two hours and Il had never moved from Us tracks He coud mol hitch il as IL wouldn't stand far 1t. \ fine of S2 as imposed Waea shields suggested go. ing to Jail Tor the honor of the steed his honor suggested perhaps the costs might well be added. Before the clerk had the miuimus made out Shields decided the honor of his animal did not require so much sacrifice on his part and paid The line.
 
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