New Britain herald., 1917-08-01
WASHER SENTENCED
 ID TERM IN JAIL
Judge Gives Chilani Three Months to Think It Over

ponce court chamber this morning. There were number of cases. more or less serious. before the court in tedious session.
 Albert Chilani, charged with breach of the peace, was sentenced to three months in jail for insulting a woman.
 He Is said to have approached Miss Theresa Danni. 8 pretty little Italian girl. as she was walking along the railroad arcade with Mrs. John Wal dron and offered her $60 to take a walk with him. The women com plained to Policeman Strolls that the man had been following them all evening. Chilani told the court that he knew the girl in the old country and that he just spoke to her as an acquaintance, but the young woman insisted that she had never seen the man before.
 Slaslling in Barroom.
 Teofin Lisaj and Julius Koskoski were before the court on the charge of assaulting each other. They were said to have been in a fight in Main street saloon last night. Dr. Henry T. Bray testified that he was called to Lisaj's house on Orange street late last night and treated the man for severe body wound. Wit nesses of the fight testified that the men grappled but they did not see the alleged cutting. Lisaj said that Koskoski came into the saloon and got into an argument with him about buying drink. Koskoski then pulled out a bank book and said. 1T don't care, I can lick you and pay for it." He said that he defended himself as I,> l, Y. lower part of the abdomen, before the fight was over. Koskoski said the other man was to blame for the He was fined $15 and costs and Lisaj was discharged.
 Reckless Driver Fined.
 Joseph Freeman of Portland street, Hartford, was fined $25 for & viola tion of the motor vehicle law. He was charged with reckless driving yesterday noon, when he ran into and damaged an auto owned by Mike Sul- livan and driven by Frank Spielman, at the corner of Winter and Spring streets. Freeman did not have the right of way but kept on going and badly damaged the Sullivan machine. Samuel Rawlings, a witness, testified that he had trouble saving a horse he was driving from being struck by Freeman's car.
 A Tailor Assessed $1O.
 Thomas Murray. the Main street l .ailor, charged with violation of the l automobile law, was fined $10 and 1 costs for not having registered his | Murray was in an ac- cident in the White Mountains a few weeks ago, and wrecked his automo- bile. He then bought a new one and instead of registering it, marked the old registration number on some card board markers and hung them on the new car. He was arrested by Po- nceman Clarence Lamphere. ' Heats Affects Imagination.
 \ Carlo Lombardi, in court on the charge of breach Of the peace, was discharged by Judge Meskin, who held that his accusers must have been affected by the heat. Victoria DaNo. one of the states witnesses, testified that he saw Lombardo in Q Myrtle street store having an argument. He remonstrated with Lombardo, who, he said, caHed him a "boob" and told him to get out of the city if he knew what was good for him. He said on Monday Lombardo threatened to shoot him and showed him a revolver, saying, eff don't kill you and your brother I'll write letter to New Ha- ven and get the gang to come up here and they will do it. Other witnesses failed to suhstantiate the Dario brothers testimony and the accused was discharged.
 Cessole Impelluso was charged with keering a pool room on High street, in which he allowed boys under IS years old to play pool. Zig1nund Yucknavitch, the witness upon whom the charge was brought. appeared to be more than IS years old, according to documents presented, and the ac- Cused was dischargeu
 A fine of $7 was imposed on Louis Mimic on the charge of assaulting Joseph Imbrio. The latters right eye, left cheek and lips showed evidence of abuse. The fight started in sa- loon on Lafayette street and finished up on High street. Policeman Mo- Away made the arrest.
 George Back Again.
 George Lawrence, who was in court on Monday for drunkenness and a DTelCIl Ol tIlc pedCe, COIlSlSIlng or un- auth orized visits to other boarders' bedrooms at his Church street board ing house, appeared before the judge again this morning on the charge of being drunk. Further probation was revoked and he was fined $7 and costs.
 The case of Herbert Bernhardt, charged with a violation of the motor vehicle law was continued until to- morrow morning.