New Britain herald., 1917-08-06
EDIOUS SESSION ] OF POLICE COURT
Dt P'urri Of Cases in Fours
 Hours and a Quarter

ornlng consumed four and three ;artcr hours of time. the longest case the doctet being that of Daniel enunont of North Oxford. Mass harged with reckless driving. A ma pine driven by Beaumont and anoth-
 driven by Frank Senatr;l of AS Sey- our street collidcd at the corner of Ist unu Sma!iey streets Sunday and
 the result of the police investiga- pn Beaumont was notified to appear
 court. i-awycr f. 7. McDonough ppeared for the defense and suc- kedeu n securing; his clients dis harEc.
 Senatro testified that he drove his achine east on Smalley street and vung in a wide circle north into East rect. He said that Beaumont's car Ias coming south on East street be- veen thirty and thsrty-five miles and the center of the road Senatra (ad the right of way, without a doubt, |lt tho defense argued that he cut Ee corner and forced Beaumont over ! the wrong side of the road. F. F. |orter, Stuart Porter and Axel Lar en testified for the state, while Her |srt N. Lockwood, Henry W. Flagg nd Dr. Charles k. Witte were among iosc who testified for the defense. he testimony was all of a technica, ature. concerning speed, distance and eA location of the collision. Lawyer tcDon plea was & masterpiece.
 Such An Argument Tn the case of George kop1owitz 1arged with an assault on Sam rcenberg, Prosecutor Woods and awyer Greenberg fought so much lat the court said, We won't have l indefinite argument of the case". was all over q certain 80 cents hich KoploWitz admitted he owes l reenberg. The latter said that he 1 IS never excited in his life; "It is not | ,od business" but Koplowitz said 1 reenberg was so excited that he was ace white, just like a dead man.. fine of $5 was imposed on Koplo- ttz, but he was put on probation as was unable to pay.
 Fought Der Fair Maid. Alex Superba of Hartford was the ,st man at a wedding in Benz's hall lturday afternoon. He brought his Fl from Hartford with him. John asil was guest at the wedding and Lnced with Alex's girl. After Lncing she wanted a drink and in- ( ted John to the bar. Alex evil ,ntly was not pleased with the situa- l on for he punched John in the ce twice and then struck him on e head with beer glass. Police m Twining was called in to settle \ case and arrested both men. The an who married alleged that John as not invited to the wedding. John as found not guilty but Alex was led $15 and costs.
 Cooked Like a Spy. Joseph Moza, charged With va .ancy. was found sleeping at the gas orks by Policeman Albert Sharp, guard at the works. The man had distinct military bearing and did ot look much like a vagrant. Judg ent was suspended.
 Dancers In Fight.
 Mike Felis was fined $5 for being | runk and $1O for resistance and | ohm Sowatsky was fined $10 for in srfering with policeman as the re- ut of a fight in Dudjack's hall Sat rday night. Policeman Peter McAvoy and John .ennedy assisted by Private Joseph l Elossup of Company E made the ar ests in the course of quelling a riot , the dance hall. Felis objected to efns taken out of the hall because aere were many people there. ac- ording to his testimony and put up fight: a big fight in fact, such that he soldier Closeup had to help he police. At this point John Sowat- ky Jumped into the fray and tried Q pull the soldier away
 Jail For Wife Beater. Albert Anderson was charged with his wife Sunday. His ex- use was that he had been overheat- d and could not sleep. He said he cit awful bad" Anderson was all eady under suspended sentence of Q days in Jail. The court ordered hat the suspended sentence be en- breed.
 Brothers in Fisticuffs.
 Michael and John Patrow were ned $5 and costs each for assaulting ach other on Saturday. John, the ounger brother and boarder is said Q have chided his elder brother for 7orking in the factory during the hot avs, while other men were 1oaf1ng. \ John Kerensky, not the Russian dic- ator, but just boarder, was a wit less of the fight. The elder brothers lefense was tl1at it is mot a shame to work"
 Without His License.
 Robert E. skinner, charged with operating motor vehicle without having his operators license with him, pleaded guilty, saying that he had for gotten to change his license with his clothes. The court suspended judg- nent on the payment of costs.
 Acted Strangely.
 Patrick Smith, charged with being Trunk acted so strangely in the dock his morning that the police believed i'm to be demcnted and the case was continued for another day.
 Tho BOar(lC.. 10 Blame