New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
PlalnV1ue News FINED FOR KEEPING
 GIRL FROM SCHOOL
Landino Thought Town Should Give Daughter Trolley Tickets
LET OFF WITH LIGHT FINE
Action Brought By Board of Educa- tion-Sat,lrday Night 'Drunks" In Miller Nuptials.-Othcr Matters.

Court-Onc Goes To JaiI-Gould- Miller Nuptials.-Othcr Matters. Charged with having failed to send 1 his eleven-ycar rold daughter to school 1 Guisippe Landino appeared before
 Justice A. Fl. Condell in court this l morning and was fined S1 and costs, l only one of the three counts against l him having been pressed. The mans 1 arrest was seemingly due to misun~ l derstanding on his part, the evidence 1 showing that he thought Principal | Judd of the local schools was discrin 1 mating against his child by refusing l to give her tickets to ride on the troll l lev cars. Because of the facts pre- 1 sented at the hearing Justice Condell was inclined to be lenient and he let 1 the accused off with the minimum penalty.
 Landino was arrested by Constable | Marine on complaint of the board of 1 education. He had neglected to send 1 his daughter to school for three weeks l and he continually ignored the in structiOnS of a representative of the l board who called at his home on l the Southington road to investigate l the case.
 ! Some of the children living near the 1 Landinos ride to and from school on 1 the trolley car Principal Judd selling school tickets to them. Children | living in the Mountain View and
 White Oak sections get their tickets 1 ] portation. Landino's daughter i thought the same conditions applied 1 to the youngsters living near her home
 and she asked the principal for tick
 cts. MT. Judd explained the ar
 ranscment to her but she evidently
 couldn't understand it and her story l told at home caused her father to 1 believe that there was discrimination against her. As a result he kept her 1 home.
 Grand Juror Gwil1in1 had preferred l three counts against him, one for each week that the child was absent from school. but after testimony had been taken, Justice CondelI suspended Judgment on two of them on condi- tion that the little girl is not absent from school during the next twelve weeks
 
 ] has been brought before a DIainvi1Ic l justice in a, long time.
 Saturday Night ''Drunl1s" Justice F. r. Prior's court was also l in session this morning, James Ma | roney, transient, appearing for @ ! hearing on charges of intoxication and breach of the peace. He was ar
 
 Downing. Maroney was intoxicated. 1 He had taken refuge on F. s. NeaPs veranda and was making insulting re- marks to women passing at the time. A complaint was made to Officer Downing and he placed him under arrest. The prisoner put up a resist ance and it was necessary to use the l twisters before he could be locked up. In court he explained that he came here looking for work at the trans 1 fer station. He wanted another 1 chance.
 Justice Prior explained that he did not propose to tolerate disturbances ! by tramps who visit Plainvile to work day or two for the railroad. He sentenced him to jail for thirty days l for drunkenness and imposed a fine of 1 S3 and costs for breach of the peace. l Gets or With Fine. Robert Kenney, transfer station employc, was the reason for Sunday session of the court over which Jus tice A. H. Condell presided. Kenncy was arrested Saturday night, having been caught in the dragnet set by Constables Marine, David and Andcr- son. He was in an intoxicated con- dltIon at the time.
 Grand Juror Gwillim charged him with intoxication and the court let him off with a fine of s1 and costs, his story having shown him to be de- serving of clcmency. I<enney set tied.
 GOuld-Nillcr Wedding. Mrs. Mary Miller this morning be- came the bride of Victor Gould, for merly of this place, the ceremony be- ing performed in Waterbury. The young couple came here after the
 service for the wedding breakfast which was served at the home of the
 young mans parents, MT. and Mrs
 David Gould of Whiting street They
 will spend their honeymoon in Yer
 mont after which they will take up
 their residence in Waterbury,
 The couple received a number of
 gifts from their P1ainville friends.
 The employees of the clerical depart
 ment of the Trumbull Electric com l
 pany and the company itself gave the l
 bride gold coins gifts. Mrs. Gould l
 has been a member of the office force l
 and was. popular with her associates
 Diphthcria Cases,
 Two cases of diphthcria, the first !
 to be reported here in several months, l
 have developed in the families of 1
 John A. Gleason and Hayden Griffin l
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