New Britain herald., 1916-05-09
HELD FOR ASSAULT; VICTIM UNCONSCIOUS
Bonds Are Fixed at $500 in Case
 Against Edward MenouSek

1 Edward Menousek, 22 years old, of i A Cottage Place, was arraigned be- 1 fore Judge James T. Meskill in police l court this morning charged with as ] saulting Stanilaus DoblOwski of 46 l Gilbert street. He pleaded not guilty 1 and the case was continued in bonds | of $500 for trial Saturday. Prosecutor l klett informed the court that the al- 1 legged assault took place on Gilbert 1 street last Friday night and since that 1 time DobloWski has been unconscious. ] It was because of his condition that such high bonds were asked.
 l MenouselI denies assaulting DobloW- 1 ski, declaring that following an argu- ment over his motorcycle. DOblOWski l knocked him into the gutter and he l struck back in self defense. The l state claims that MenOusek punched DobloWski sufficiently hard to knock
 him to the sidewalk and the concus- sion of his head striking the hard stones rendered him unconscious. Will Arrest Boys Parents. John Depia, Stanley Pavelezyk. Ed ward Krystopic and Andrew Bisol- wich, all small boys. were in cham Ders for throwing stones at the Bristol
 din1ey yesterday morning. Several
 of these boys were placed on proba
 ton last week for the same offense. Yesterday they threw stones through one of the train windows and the
 broken glass flew into the lap of one woman passenger. The parents of some of the boys did not appear in court today and Prosecutor Klett con- tinued the case until tomorrow when he will have the parents arrested on ok, l. I~1S, quency of minor children.
 Doctor Recommends Whislxey.
 John Frederick Roth was charged with breach of the peace by his son. in-law, Frederick Nelson of S15 East street MT. Nelson told the court that because of his father-in-law's intem- perate habits his mother-in-law has had to leave him and seek refuge at his home. Sunday afternoon Roth came looking for his wife and after being admitted to the house raised a disturbance by swearing and threat ening to kill Nelson. Wilson Bottom ly, another son-in-law of the accused, testified that Roth made an attempt to strike Nelson with a heavy cane and would have done so had he not interferred.
 Judge Meskill questioned Roth closely and when he accused him of drinking too heavily the man declared that a Hartford doctor had told him not to drink beer, but to be sure and drink whiskey for his heart. Roth was ordered to keep away from his children and behave himself or he would have to go to jail. He was placed on probation.
 Woman Paints, But Is Drunk.
 In the case against Mrs. Clara Carl son, charged with drunkenness, Off, cer Gustav Nelson testified that he was passing the Elm street gate of the Stanley Rule and Level company at o'clock last night and was at tracted by a crowd. He saw Mrs. Nelson lying on the ground. He thought she had tainted and when he picked her up he found she was drunk. The woman admitted having two glasses of beer but denied being drunk. She said that since her head was injured in an automobile acci- dent last summer she is subject to dizzy spells and it was from one of them she was suffering yeterday She wa placed on probation.
 Young Men Arrested
 Clarence Carlson and Fred Green, ] two young men, were arrested at the 1 corner of Church and Main streets last night at 10:3O o'clock by Officer Thomas Dolan for fighting. Green said he had accompanied a friend who was going to make some youth apolo- gize for insulting his mother when someone punched him and he punched back. Carlson said he was walking down Church street when someone hit him. He turned around quickly and hit the first man he saw, which was Green. You young men should not go free with your fists and should learn to control your temper" re- marked the judge. As this was the first offense for both judgment was suspended.
 Molumphy Goes to Jail.
 James Molumphy, a troublesome in dividual who gives the police much annoyance when he is out of jail, was sent to jail for thirty days. Officer