New Britain herald., 1916-04-25
SUNDAY HANGOVERS
 FILL COURT AGAIN
One Woman Says Husband Beats
 Her Every Week-End

Good Friday and Easter Sunday "hangovers' were the cause of an- other full docket in police court this morning and Judge James T. Mes kill was kept busy handing out fines to the offenders. most of whom were arraigned for fighting
 Beats Up Wife Weekly
 Mrs. Martha Ttopski of B Broad street told Judge Meskill that her husband beats her np regularly every Saturday night and if he should miss a week she would think something was wrong with him. But with all his abuse she expressed a willingness to forgive and forget if the court would make him stop. Last night Peter beat his wife up again. He smashed a kitchen chair and a broom across her back and chest and was arrested by Officer William C. Hart. The officer testified that the woman had showed him the painful wounds on her back and chest, so there was no doubt as to the brutality of the beating. Utopski himself admitted the charge, but said ne never whips his wife without a good reason. Yesterday she refused to pay any attention to what he told her. The wife beater was sent to jail for thirty days.
 Victim Has Some Head.
 Felix Redzon demonstrated to the court that he has some" head when he declared that WaIenty Bugnoxski and Vincent Nortonvich had each broken heavy beer bottle over his skull during fight Sunday night af- u-hi Felix was a guest at boarding house and got into an argument with the two accused. He claimed that he was assaulted and the accused claim ed he used knife. The accused were fined s20 and costs.
 30 Cent Feed Costs $2.
 An unusual case in finance was un- folded when William Kowalski was arraigned for refusing to pay for some food he had ordered at Maxwell & Hills restaurant. His bill came to thirty cents and he refused to pay. Eventually it cost him s2. Mir. Hill, who had been cheated out of his thirty cents fee, received twice that amount as a witness fee, so he was satisfied Officer Joseph Kennedy made the arrest.
 Three Beers at $1 Per-
 John Sandshaw was arrested by Officer Dennis Nealon on North street yesterday for interfering with peo- pie walking along the street. The man was somewhat drunk and ad- mitted having three beers. He was fined s3 and costs bringing the cost of his drinks up to $1 per-
 Taxpayers Are Arrested
 Despite their loud protests that they were citizens of New Britain and taxpayers" Peter D. McKenna and Truman House were arrested on Whiting street shortly before 1 o'clock this morning by Officers Lyon and Strolls, charged with drunken ness and breach of the peace. The two officers were on Park street and heard the noise made by the mid night sons two long blocks away They were warned to go home quiet 1y, but insisted on their rights as they termed them. as they were "tax- payers" Each man was fined s5 and costs.
 Mckenna Is the man who yesterdav complained that he had been held m and robbed of a gold watch at tho corner of Stanley and Kelsey streets Saturday night.
 Probation is Revoked
 Michael Welsh pleaded guilty f, making disturbance at his sisters home, 27O High street, last night His brother-in-law and sister testi. fled that he came home drunk and was throwing things around when arrested. A fine of s5 and costs was imposed and previous probation was revoked. Officer Hart made the ar rest.
 Fight on Park Street.
 Joseph Abson of 32O Park street was given a beating in front of his home at 1 o'clock this morning by William Odishoo. Officers Lyon and Strolls were called to the scene and arrested Odishoo and Joseph Place. Later when Moses Abraham insisted on interfering with them they ar rested him too. The fight was the outgrowth of an incident on Main street about 9 o'clock when one of the men insulted a woman and was given a public reprimand by her OdiShoO and Abraham were each fined S5 and costs and Place was dis charged.
 Abraham pleaded that as he had no leash money he would be unable I1,+ L,o In