New Britain herald., 1917-06-11
BLACKS WEES EYE
 NOW HE MUST PAY
Man With a Record Pays Visit to
 Local Court

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 Not only did Anthony Magdalansky of 59 Broad street blacken one of his wife's eyes Saturday night as well as brutally assault her, despite her recent work at home and in the fac- tory, but violently resisted arrest from Policeman John Kennedy. en- gazing in an unlicensed wrestling match on the pavement at Broad and High streets. with a large crowd of spectators present until the arrival of Supernumerary Charles Grace. Rep- resented by Attorney Daniel B. O'Keefe, the accused tried to deny the allegations, give a vailed excuse for any incorrect conduct and tried to refute any statement that he was under the influence of liquor. Thirty days in Jail with g. fine of $10 and costs was the ruling of Judge James T. Meslxill.
 Although objected to by Attorney O'Keefe( Prosecuting Attorney Klett, backed by . clipping from 8 paper published in that section. closely questioned the accused as to whether he was not in a Williamsburg, Pa-. court some time prior to his removal to this city six months ago and re- ceived heavy sentence for incorrect procedure and an additional heavy jail sentence for ''sassing'' the pre- siding justice who meted out judg- ment in that court
 Tt pays to tell the truth,'' was the comment of Prosecuting Attor- ney Klett as discharge under suspended sentence was ruled in the case of Edward Fredorowiz of 10 Gold street, charged with assault upon Walter wojek of Union street. The latter was fined $5 and costs on a similar charge. He refused to make a statement other than to admit that the allegations were substantially true.
 Charged with assault upon Mrs. Peter Jonah of 109 Orange street. his landlady, and her husband, Bar tholomew Suddal was fined $10 and Herbert w. Lyon. The complainant claimed that the accused came home unexpected as she was cleaning his room assaulted her with hands and fleet and otherwise forcibly treated her. Also that her husband was treated much similarly. when he att tempted to remonstrate. The accused contended he has secured another boarding house but found, later, some one had been there and spoken in such . manner relative to him that the room was refused
 Characterised by his mother as possessed of an aversion to work and weakness for idling about the streets with questionable companions, Will liam Schleigert of 22 Holmes avenue was fined t12 and costs for intoxica- ton and breach of the peace. Police man Anthony Walinczus made the ar rest. It was testified that the accused came home at 1:45 o'clock yesterday morning. knocked on the front door and followed the action up with violent assault upon the woodwork. when the first summons failed to bring the desired results. It was also testified that the accused treated his step-father improperly. Charged with reckless operation of an automobile on West Main street yesterday morning, Aaron Appell. merchant of 1437 F'ultine avenue. New York city, was fined $5 and costs. He was represented by Attor. ney M. D. Sake. While, according to Attorney Sake, there might be some argument as to responsibility, his client was in haste to get back to hfs business and willing to enter a plea l of guilty. Prosecuting Attorney Klett made the recommendation as to fine An automobile operated by the accused | crashed into the rear of a wagon driven by Benjamin Gordon of 3l l Willow street. Gordon was thrown ! to the pavement but not seriously in- jured. The authorities contended ] that the accused became i'm l patient over the slow progress of the wagon and, although there was re- | ported adequate space to pass it, such procedure was not followed. The ac. l cused said that the wagon stopped
 suddenly in front of him, and al. though he was running at only be tween eight and ten miles an hour he
 was unable to stop in time.