New Britain herald., 1917-05-26

qgD AG.1U4 1T cs"".et' not essential that marks of q collision be found as truck with hard rub Der tires and fender might cause serious trouble to a lighter car with out showing apparent disagreement.
 Mrs. Douglas Valves Examination.
 Waving examination through At torney A. W. Upson, Mrs. Ella Doug las, wife of William Douglas, . trave ling salesman of 40 Wesleyan avenue, Boston, said to be connected with a prominent Massachusetts family, was bound over to the June term of su- perior court charged with misconduct with William Relyea, contractor and builder of New Haven and Hartford. Accompanied by her husband and At- torney Upson, an attractively gowned figure, she sat in the court room until formal action was over and then hurriedly left. Her age is given as 37 on the court records and, when originally arrested May at tho Hotel Beloin. she gave her address as 222 Washington street, Hartford. Her Boston address and family connec. tions were afterwards ascertained. Continuance from the original ar- raignment was directed in order that her husbasd might be located and notified of his wife's plight.
 Because of the illness of Judge William F. Mangan, counsel for Rel- yea in the case. his arraignment was continued for a week. Relyea was in court but made no statement and was not formally arraigned. Attorney Elias T. Ringrose represented Judge Mangan in the case and asked for . continuance. Of two weeks. Judge Meslkill considered this too long as it. would bring the ease too close or be- yond the convening of the superior courts June term. Attorney Ringrose then agreed to tho continuance of ono week. Bonds were continued at $700 each.
 Relyea and Mrs. Douglas were ar rested at the Hotel Beloin after the former had made complaint to the police that his fair companion had abstracted $9O from one of his trous- CT pockets. This she denied and both pleaded not guilty at the first arr raignment. The authorities claim that the two registered as man and wife and that appearances and ad- missions were sufficiently damaging to warrant the misconduct charges.
 Bartender Helps Himself.
 Upon the request of Attorney M. D. Sake, the hearing of theft charges against Bernard Anolovieswisy of Q Dawson block saloon on Main street, was continued until Tuesday. Lasislaw Askawavich, complainant in the inci- dent that resulted in arrest. states that he and three others went into the saloon and had three beers and three eggs, the bill amounting to 30 cents. In payment. he states. a $10 bill was given, out of which change amounting to $9.20 was re- ceived. According to the complaint. the accused, when his attention was called to the change and bill, reached over and took four b0-cent pieces out of the money on the bar and put them in his pocket without going near the cash register. An argument followed which resulted in Policeman Michael Massey being called into the case. All implicated were taken to police head quarters where. after hearing argu. ments pro and con. Captain Thomas W. Grace ordered the arrest of Ano- lovieswisy. According to the police. he showed signs of liquor and made an alleged confession that he took the fifty cent pieces. x
 Charged with assault upon a fel- low employe relative to whether a waste box should be in one place or another, Alexander Schneider of 53 Linden street, foreman at the LAn- ders, Frary & Clark plant, was fined a. Judge Meskill charactered the assault as one without serious con- sequenoes- Tho accused, at first claimed an appeal and bonds were fixed at $100. Later. he decided to defer such action and paid the fine.
 Not only was James scully of 92 Hart street much intoxicated on Hartford avenue yesterday but he got his head wedged through . fence in such a manner as to be helpless and cause wonderment of passersby. Traf- fic Supervisor Clarence Lamphere and Policeman James Skelly had the same wonderment as they approached in response to complaints. With difn- culty they extricated Ekully from his plight. Today he pleaded hard for leniency but was informed that he had been in court Tuesday on like charge and had made the same plea. A fine of 35 and costs was imposed with warning that another appear ance within six months will mean . jail term.
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