New Britain herald., 1917-06-21
SOLD MILK WITHOUT
 LICENSE; FINED $50
Stiff Penalty Imposed on Clinton
 Street Free Lance

"The trouble with members of your family seems to be an utter dis regard of the law; $50 and costs, ' raled Judge James T. Meskill in police court today as he passed judss- lnent in the case of Kasimer Dobro- ~o'ski of Clinton street. charged by health board officials with violation or a. city ordinance in peddling milk without license. A pleea of guilty was entered, the accused entering Q defense that he wanted to earn suffi- cient money to make certain repairs to the farm property and equip an adequate milk distributing station and dairy farm. The leading witness against him was Dr. Burdett D. Rad cliff. milk inspector of the health board, who testified that he found the accused peddling milk without H. cense, that sanitary conditions at the Clinton street premises were such as had occasioned the refusal of . license by the authorities and off, cials have had no success in attempt comply with city ordinances relative to the conducting of a dairy farm.
 The accused, under the close ques- tioning of Prosecuting Attorney George w. Klett admitted having been in court recently when his father was arraigned on a much similar charge, 1t being testified that father and son sat together during the court session. Dr. Radclif tes- tined he has used every effort to have the family comply with sanitary regulations without success, con- ditions are very bad and such as make the issuance of a license im- possible now.
 !. William welch, giving Dorchester, Mass. as his last home address was sentenced to 60 days in jail for in-7 toxication and vagrancy. Policeman Michael Meehan testified he found the accused sleeping out in the rear of a West Main street store last night. Welch said he has an excellent job to go to with 8 contracting firm be- tween this city and Waterbory, did not intend to sleep out and was only taking an "open air cure" for his drunk as he desired to report on his new job in proper condition to assure permanent employment. He was informed that he can feel assured of being in the desired condition 60 days from now as jail has an excellent soldering effect
 Frank Tycy, charged with the non- support of his wife and three chil- dren. was placed on probation for one year with the provision, agreed to by him, that Probation Officer Ed ward c. Connolly will draw his pay and use it for the support of those dependent upon him. It was stated by Prosecuting Attorney Klett that the accused was on probation last year for similar conduct, agreed to somewhat similar conditions and gave up his Job soon after the Judgment became operative. "If you throw up your job this time and do not work, !" he was warned it will mean jail and compulsory labor Mrs. Tycy said he had not supported her for three months and she has been compelled to go to work herself to suppore the family. Her allegations were he will work a week to obtain enough money to pay personal bills and then loaf until the money is gone.
 Isadore Goldman received severe reprimand for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk on Willow street Tues day. the procedure resulting in a four year old child being run down 0nd suffering such injuries as necessitated surgical attention. Another appear ance on like charge, he was in- formed, and there will be much more severe penalty. Several boys, ar raigned on charges of riding bicycles on the sidewalks on Burritt and North Burritt streets. procedure that has been the subject of much complaint to the police recently, were severely reprimanded and warned that the re- form school looms ahead, if they do not change their conduct. They were also directed to inform other boys of the dire results to follow infractiQn Of the city ordinances relative to such