New Britain herald., 1917-03-05
|UTAL HUSBANDS
 IRE SENT TO JAIL J
Wives Tell Stories of Un-
 usual Cruelty


 been mistreated viciously. not
 yesterday. but on, numerous pre- s occasions. Submitted in evi- ke was q photograph of hopeless Crippled Anthony Pilewski. born unry 1, who died ten days later of, brding to the official inscription, Formation due to prenatal mai- rition and the fathers brutal
 tment of it's mother
 olicenan Meddrick Perry, one of
 detsril sent to the home yesterday Response to call for aid. said that
 found the other children hiding CT beds, chairs and other places.
 screansing, while Mrs. Pilewski
 on to her stomach and abdomen. aring great agony, and claimed
 she had been kicked, ther.= with
 afl.s heavy shoes. Similar testi-' ny was given by a young daugh-
 Policeman Perry said that the used was in one part of the room
 hing. and seemed to consider the blo affair a huge joke. Mrs. Pill 1ki and her daughter said that the used had often assaulted her.
 Another Brute Jailed.
 Found guilty of using a heavy raw e strap oR his. wife on frequent
 sions. pulling her hair so that he of. 1t was loosened, and of kick her in the stomach while she was sA delicate condition, Anthony
 kywiski. better known as Tony
 Ea; of 193 Hartford avenue. was 5Snced to jail for three months.
 Wife testified that Anthony was 6stomed to use the heavy strap on
 Sat the least provocation. She
 "a that he had threatened her
 dire warnings of what would mn when he again got lis free
 II che should have him arrested. %4Olds her that the past was not
 D0mstance. in comparison. Also
 the trouble Saturday was be-
 S she would not give him money
 Sout and buy liquor. The couple
 6Son married two years.
 fVsecuting Attorney George W. ett and Probation Officer Edward [Connolly agreed that jail is the only Ste& place for both the "cavemen."
 Effer saying that the charities xMent will see that families of SsS Sceueed do not come to want or
 but the necessities of life.
 ecjally pathetic was the break
 Tn sof Mrs. Ptlewsq<i as she. was
 fke photograph of her little
 bAhT and asked to describe the
 &k kfven her before the baby's
 sshe. was unable to. control her Splnx and was on the verge of hy- 1lcs several times.
 Fraud Case Continued.
 |&eAring of testimony in the cases Adclph witkin of 2S7 Elm street 3 Harry (Bufkey) Gordon of 34 4fIow street, charged with defraud- |& the New Haven" road out of Ekets valued at about $50, was again kntinued until March 19. Bonds for ordon were reduced from $500 to k60, following a plea of Attorney A. 5. Greenberg that his client would be ble to furnish the latter amount. but 'ould have to remain in Jail if the re- action was not made. Witkin has sen able to furnish bonds of $500. The continuance was granted be- Luse railroad officials, working in with the local authori- 6, have not yet completed their in- eStigation of an alleged widespread between number of 1alroad officials, including several bnductors in passenger service, and 1&siders to defraud the company out . large amount by means of bogus n6 unpunched tickets. Authorities limit that there will be sensation, llDn the result of the investigation x made known and arrests follow.
 Mrs. Wisk Fined 42O.
 Pleading guilty to violation of the snemcnt house law on two counts or at 53 and 59 Broad street nd promising to see that conditions by the health board are emedied at once, if they have not lready been and will be kept h proper shape hereafter, Mrs. Mary yisk, was fined $10 and costs on each f two counts. She was represented N Attorney F. F. McDonough. There ave been numerous continuances of he hearing. The action followed of the board of health re- ative to conditions of plumbing and anitation.
 Minor Cases.
 seJames Ryan of A Lawlor street "a Paul Krawl of Short street were he'd $5 and costs each for intoxica' aon and breach of the peace. They Sere arrested in front of th9 Hote xeison Saturday night. Hiding Mel on testified that the two were wrest ing in front of the hotel, threatened c fall in through the window of th' 1fice lobby and became abusive wfel ie Demonstrated.
 James Delaney of 80 Clark street eAs sentenced to thirty days'fn jail fo xrancy. He was picked up by Pc eman Ellinger upon complaint o # Stein that two men were asleep il S16 barn on Putnam street. Delane, ;Qntcnded that he was employed D. ytein and had been given permission ,o sleep in the barn. This the lat 1T denied, saying that the accuse, 6ad never worked for him, except [lAK once some time ego when h hired him to drive a COW. Johl Duffy, arrested with Delaney. wa yont to New Britain General hos nftal for treatment.