New Britain herald., 1916-06-03
FINDS WIFE LIVING
 WITH ANOTHER MAN
Husbands Three Years Search
 Will End With Court Trial


 went on another vice crusade last night which ended when Mrs Josins Moskas, formerly of Elizabethport N. J., and Stanley Cizouskas were ar rested at SS Franklin street ant lodged behind the bars at police headquarters on a charge of adultery The arrest of the woman marks the end of a three years search for her that her husband, Antonio, has beer making since she mySteriously dis appeared leaving him with two smal children.
 Moskas told the local police that three years ago this month his wife left their two small children at her brothers home in Eliza bethport, ex- plaining she was going to consult a doctor. She did not return and until she was located in this city by her husband and brother last Sunday they had not seen her or heard from her. Since deserting her family in New Jersey it is claimed that Mrs Moskas had been living with Cizous- lSas as his wife and that he is the father of her child. Officer Patrick Howley assisted Sergeant Kelly in making the arrests. This morning Lawyer M D. Sake appeared for the accused and the case was continued until Monday in bonds of $500 each
 Swear Officer Out of Court.
 Officer A. J. Richardson arrested John Kolosky on Main street last night for drunkenness and although the officers testimony was convincing and there does not seem to be any doubt that he was justified in mak- ing the arrest, the accused and a friend 'swore the officer out of court this morning, declaring there was no just reason for an arrest. Officer Walter Malona assisted in making the arrest and Judge Meskill ordered the case continued until Monday when that officer will also testify.
 Somebody Is Lying.
 After hearing the testim ony in the case oc Mediste Arvi, charged by his wife with non-support, it is evident that either the man or woman is lying. Mrs. Arvi told gruesome tale of how her husband only "works occasionally" does not give her money or proper food, beats her every day and has threatened to murder her if she ever had him ar rested. She also told the court that Ter husband had ordered her to go cut onto the street and earn money any way she could.
 Arvi denied all the charges He said he provides food for the family and also gives his wife money. He likewise denied her last charge, but " dmitted that sometimes she makes him angry and he gives her a slap. The case was continued for one month in charge of the probation officer.
 MOtoriSt Is Let Off.
 James Stella, who owns a bicycle converted into a motorcycle, was ar rested by Officer Charles Johnson on Arch street at S:35 o'clock last night, charged with operating motor vehicle without lights. The officer testified that Stella came down the street without the lights on his machine being lighted and he also said that a week ago he saw him doing the same thing but could not catch him as someone had warned him first, The accused denied the cildlS e'll" 0'i" 'il'C ms nSnlS were lighted but in driving over the car tracks the bumps extinguished them. Judgment was suspended
 Thinks Judge Cop.
 John Marra was arrested by Officer Walenczius last night for drunken ness. Marra told the court he is em- ployed by the Bristol Brass com Lany, but came here to the circus last night and accidentally drank too much Judgment was suspended After court Nara came up to Judge Neskill and asked, Are you the man that arrested me?"
 "No, I'm the man that let you go, the judge retorted.