New Britain herald., 1917-08-27
ADAM COOK GOES
BACK TO H00SG0W
Old Offender to Spend Thirty
Days in Jail

Adam Cook. he Of the many do
nestle troubles. was charged with
drunkenness and breach Of the peace
at his home, 275 Elm street, Saturday
night. Officer Storey arrested him
and the judge sentenced him to Jail
for thirty days, much to the joy Of
Mrs. Cook.
William Egan pleaded not guilty to
breach of the peace on Saturday,
but his wife said that the charge was
true. Louis Knight also testified
against Egan. A sentence of fifteen
days in jail was imposed.
SIMON Rudie, drunkenness, breach
of the peace and resisting Officer
Storey and Litke, denied all charges.
Officer Litke said he was sent to 50
Franklin street to arrest Rude. who
fought all the way to the cell at head
quarters. A fine of SIS and costs was
imposed.
John, Brusnick was charged with
damaging property. Officer McCabe
arrested Brusnick on complaint OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Rosario. who said
he was breaking down a fence on
Stanley street and also with tramp
ling down his potato patch The &C
cused denied all remembrance of
being in the vicinity. He was fined
81 and costs. Catia Patlachinecz.
drunk and breach of the peace, said
all he did was make little. noise.
Officer Dolan made the arrest on
Park street at midnight Saturday.
Previous probation was revoked and
thirty days in Jail on an old sentence
was enforced.
Drafted Man Arrested.
T>1 yiy,1yy 7,
non-support, his wife testifying that
the little family is without food.
clothes or funds at present. Wrinkle
was ordered to pay his wife, SO per
week or go to Jail for thirty days.
Frank LUX, arrested by Officer
Strolls Saturday night for drunken
ness and breach of the peace. was
fined IS and costs.
The case against Ike Hills. a fire.
man charged with lettering on the
street, was nolled. John Nowak was
charged with creating breach of
the peace on Saturday. P. DAILY tes-
titled against the accused as did Of
fcer May, who made the arrest. No
wax is included in the first draft
and told the policeman that he could
look him up if he wanted to, but he
would have to liberate him again
because he is 'going to be a soldier
next week." Nowak is well pleased
at the prospect Of being enrolled in
the National Army and was ceiebrat-
ing on Saturday. He paid a fine of
SIS cheerfully.
Andrew Nadrak, charged with as
Mary Lekec, pleaded nor
guilty. He was represented by At
torney P. F., McDonough. The trouble
l.
rak's children and Mrs. Lekec's little
ones and then spread to the adult
members of the family when. the
plaintiff said, Nadrak hit her in the
head Then. the woman said, Mad
rak kicked her in the stomach and
held her while his daughter punched
her nose. The accused claimed that
the woman attacked Nadrak and his
daughter had to rush to his help. The
entire affair seemed to be simply Il
wrangle and. in pass
ing judgment, the court fined the
accused $40 and costs. Bonds for
appeal were fixed at 5000.
Frank Perkofski, Steve Rudzek and
Drulie Dronsek were charged with
assaulting each other on Saturday
night. The fight took place on South
Main street when Perkofski got into
a scrap with Rudzek and was REIN
forced by Dronsek and two women. Fl
was claimed that Rudzek welded a
pocket knife: but in the opinion of
Officer Malona it was a free-for-all
fight Before the above case was
completed Drulie Dronsek was rear
ranged on a second charge of as
saulting Konstanty Crenisk. In the
end Drulie Dronsek was fined $40 AMI
Steve Rudzek was fined SIS and SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail but exc
cution of the Jail sentence was sus-
pended Perkofski was discharged.
MORE.
Anthony Rasick and Paul Sagan
were charged with assaulting Harry
Novik and also with breach Of the
peace The alleged trouble took place
Saturday night. They were fined $40
and costs each.
The case against Fred Hiltebrand of
Cottage Place, charged with indecent
exposure. was continued until tomor-
row.
The case of James Sara was also
continued until tomorrow.
Todays court session was the
longest in many months. There were
thirty cases on the docket and court
did not adjourn until p. M, without
having completed all the cases.
SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS.
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