New Britain herald., 1916-06-07

OWNERS FINED FOR
 INSAN|TARY YARDS
Health Board Brings Action to
 Enforce City Ordinance

Over a dozen property owners were summoned before Judge John H. Kirkham in police court this morn ing charged With permitting insani- tary conditions to exist in their back yards. As each case was contested, court did not adjourn until almost noon. Following is a list of the cases and the disposition thereof:
 Frank Ritol, 55S Church street, claimed to- have compiled with a re- quest to take a mixture of rubbish. ashes and garbage from his yard but failed to satisfy the court. A fine of S7 and costs was imposed.
 Donate Peters, who conducts the Arcade restaurant was charged with leaving the cover off his garbage can and with permitting employees to dump garbage out of the window into the yard. He claimed to try to keep the cover on the garbage can. but said children knock the cover off Other people dump garbage into the yard, he said, and explained that the windows of his restaurant are covered with heavy wire nctting making it impossible to dump garbage out of the windows. A fine of s2 was i'm Iosed.
 Mrs. Lillian Kingsley, owner of tenement at BOA Main street. denied neglecting to provide a garbage can for this property. Mrs. Kingsley said the H. R. Walker company has a con- tract to keep the yard clean and does so. She also said lemon peels, etc, are thrown from Curry's saloon into her yard without her permission. She said garbage cans in her ward seem to disappear with the tenants but she knows there are receptacles in the yard. Both MT. and Mrs Kingsley blamed the Frank Lee prop erty for much of the trouble in their yard. Judge Kirkham said the saloon should be made to care for it's own garbage and continued the case for two weeks.
 Sarkis Abrahamian and Sarl1is Gooligan 33 Lafayette street. guilty, $10 and costs.
 Martin Conway, S3O Stanley street, guilty, s5 and costs.
 Simon Kopolowitz, 145 Hartford avenue, guilty, s2 and costs.
 Max Kennedy, 52 Smalley street, and Louis Rabinowitz 64 Rhodes street, guilty, $7.5O each.
 Roman and Micke Wilk, 116 Win ter street, guilty, $1 each.
 Rebecca Kennedy, 58 Franklin street, guilty, s10 and costs.
 Gracome Marchesi, A Seymour street, guilty, S2 and costs.
 John Pinches, Chestnut street, guilty, $2 and costs.
 R. H. Erwin, guilty, s5 and costs.
 Perlman Was the Boss.
 David Smith was fined $12 and costs on charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He went into Wolf Perlman's barn on Laurel street yesterday morning and declared he was boss. When Perlman obejcted smith insisted and did not desist ]! until Perlman had physically demOn- ! "'rated that he was boss.
 Rittner on Probation.
 Charles w. Rittner, charged with ; ofunkenness and breach of the peace, was med S5 and costs and sentenced ! 10 hiteen days in jail. Judgment was a' spehued. Officer Bachman, who llaue lie arrest, Mrs. Rittner and 1 -1loelI hlttner testified that the ac- cuseo was drunk and noisy Rittner nNes on Nhodes street and expressed ] regret for his actions
 Bicycle Thief Fined
 Joseph Napura, 1s, was fo,7nd sr'l'E or Ihe 1heft of a bicycle and . Vas hned $lo and costs and n1acod on probation for three months %oarr, is the boy who yesterday +a1d pttl<' t, court that a snake by the roaaa;Io led him into the bushes where to 'found' the bicycle hidden.