New Britain herald., 1917-06-18

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 John Jacobs of Kensington was fined $5 and costs for violation of ordinance relative to the collection of garbage while peddling milk. The arrest was made by Dr. Burdett D. RadcNn, milk inspector of the health board. who testified that he found the accused on Main street early to- day with . garbage can nestling close to filled milk bottles. The accused admitted that he collected garbage from a few of his customers. He also admitted having received a copy of the health ordinances but was ig- norant of the ono relative to collec- English.
 Violated Motor Vehicle Law.
 Frank Rinaldi of 72 East Dover street. Waterbury, was fined $5 and costs for not having his license mark CTS on motorcycle and side car in . place where they could be easily dis tinguished and was released on sus- pended Judgment for operating the cycle without. having his registration certificate with him Saturday when questioned by Policeman H. c. Lyon relative to the first offense. Prosecu- ting Attorney Klett was especially critical about the seriousness of the first offense and expressed the belief that severe measures should be adopt ed to compel automobile operators to plainly express the license markers in g position where they can be easily read. In case of accident or other violations, he said. authorities and spectators find 1t sunaciently dlmcult to identify license numbers, without having them partially concealed.
 For the second time within a few weeksa Eddie Meholsky of 40 Orange street, admitted ''sawdust man. in Slapslxi q Lehman.s Main street saloon was arraigned for vagrancy, his recumbent form being discovered early today in q Lafayette street barn by Policeman J. L. Carlson. For the second time, the accused told the now-falniliar story of having to drive one of his bosses home, returning about 3 o'clock this morning and. be- cause Of having to open up the saloon at $ o'clock decided to pass the rest of the night in the barn. Thirty days in jail with suspended judgment. if the accused will join the agricultural brigade at the Town Farm, was imposed.
 Jacob Sabpla of 91 Broad street, charged with assault upon Frank Ristis. also of Broad street, Saturday night. was sentenced to jail for sixty days with the alternative. of sus- pended sentence at the town farm. Ristis. charged with iptoxication. was fined s without cdkts Policeman Hanford w. Dart madA the arrest.
 Arraignment of PetE Makalski of 10O Broad street, charged with as- sault upon I. Sabei of 119 Willow street. was continued until tomorrow upon the request of Attorney Elias T. Ringrose, who expressed a desire to become more fully acquainted with the case.
 Hearing of breach of the peace charges against Andrew Warchel of 636 North Main street and Michael Sera of 46 Gilbert street was continued until tomorrow. The former is rep resented by Attorney Elias T. Ring rose The alleged trouble happened Saturday night. Policeman George B. Monitt making the arrests.
 Charged by relatives with making muCn or QlSCUrOAuC0 AI Ills QOHl0 Saturday night, James Smith was ar raigned for breach of the peace and waxed indignant over the charges. Sent to the house on complaint Satur- day night. Policeman George E. El- finger testified Smith contended he could raise all the trouble he wanted to, in his own house and dared him to try and take him away. Smith left the premises still obJecting. Today he said all the trouble arises over the property because his son and daugh- ter -in-law will neither buy or sell. Judgment was suspended when the accused promised to try to do better.
 That graduation and close of the years sessions in the law schools have taken place is indicated by the in creased attendance at police court ses- sions. Recently-made and prospec- tive attorneys seek points of vantage to note the different points of pro- cedure. Today Court Officer A. c. Ma lone was forced to shoo several away from the press table and other re- served places.
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