New Britain herald., 1916-01-18

In answer to a question of how much salary he receives the accused said he was paid $1O a week and his board and room.
 He was found guilty on the recent violation and a fine of $5 was imposed and a continuance was granted of the probation with the understanding that he pay the remainder of the fine and report regularly.
 Gets Long Jail Term.
 What might have terminated in serious cutting affray occurred last evening in the rear of 355 Arch street, and as a result Joseph TimbalIi and Anthonia Ambreadas were charged with assaulting Reno and Mary Anna zetta. Both entered pleas of not guilty.
 Romeo, on the witness stand, said his brother-in-law had been assaulted by two unknown men an when he went to his rescue Tony jumped on him and used a razor vigorously with a result that he was forced to go to the hospital for repairs on his neck, wrist and fingers which were badly slashed during the melee. He said that Joe had pushed his wife, knock ing her down and cutting her face.
 Joe Amente, the brother-in-law, said he was calling at the house of neighbor when he met the two men. They wanted him to go after pail of beer which he refused to do where upon Joe told him that if he did not, Tony, who had a razor, would cut him. He ltf the house and later when he was on his way to get a pail of beer for his family he was attacked by two men in hiding in the hallway
 Rocco Amazetta told of hearing the noise and on following Joe to about near Park street where he notified an officer.
 Officer Charles Johnson said while he was on his way to pull his signal box near Winthrop street he heard woman calling for help. He ran back and saw a number of people running up the alleyway. On reaching the scene he found Tony and Romeo rol- ling around the ground and Romeo was covered with blood. Later, ln company with Max Chuck, the ofhcer found the razor and two caps and an OVercoat nearby.
 Timbeli said he was attacked by the woman, who was biting hls arm' and he simply pushed her away from Il. a woman's house and was on ms way home when he was attacked
 Tony. wildly gesticulating, denied that he used a razor on Romeo. He denied ownership of the weapon and claimed that it was Romeo who had it first and he was trying to get it away from him during the fight. Asked what started the fight, he said that Joe told him about the other fel- low refusing to get him the beer, and when he met the latter in a hallway and was asked where he was going, he got hot and struck him, and the members of the household immediate ly ran out and set upon him and his friend.
 Judge Meskill sentenced Ambeadas to six months in jail and Timbe was given thirty days.
 Bite Goes Back for Theft.
 John "Bite" Higgins pleaded guilty 70 the charge of theft of six sweaters, he property of J. Birnbaum of Main street, yesterday morning. He said he vas drunk and did not remember aking the articles. He was sent to ail for sixty days.
 MarshaI's Case Continued.
 The case of Harry Marshall, charged with non-support, was again continued until tomorrow morning, on application of Prosecutor Klett.
 Dzick Shows Up Today.
 John Dzick, who failed to respond yesterday when his name was called for violation of the building ordinance, as ordered by the court two weeks ago, put in an appearance this morn ing and gave a., his excuse that he did not understand the order of the court. As preparations have been made for repairs at his property the case went over until next Monday.
 Myers Will Behave.
 John Myers was in court for vio- lation of probation. He was in court some time ago and was ordered to contribute S5 a week to his wife and $2 a week on a previous fine. For several weeks he carried out the pro- vision of the court, but last week he failed to show up He said that he is working at the New Britain Machine company, and was to pay the proba- tion officer tomorrow with $10. On promises to abide by his agreement probation was continued
 Goes to School for Boys.
 Clifford Holzattle, aged 15 years, was committed to the State School for Boys by Judge Meskill. The boy pleaded guilty to the charge of theft of a gold watch from Herman Vogel
 Liquor Case Goes Flat.
 The adjourned case of George Si- mons, Simon Apkarian and Bagdasar Makarian, charged with violation of the liquor law at a coffee house which was raided Sunday afternoon by Off, cers Malone, Rival and Mofitt, was taken up for trial this morning Alt torney P. F. McDonough defended the accused and Liquor Prosecuting g Agent E. W. filling conducted the f1n Ctoin of nnf