New Britain herald., 1917-07-07
REFUSED TO BUDGE
 FROM HAPPY HOME
Boarder and Landlady Air Griey-
 anCes in Police Court

Because it seemed a case of your former friendship had faded; give me back my gold" Julius Jackawatlz of Winter street was freed from charges of having assaulted his former land- lady, Mrs. Mary Zembko, when ar raigned on continued hearing ne- fore Judge James T. Meskill in po- lice court today. He was represent ed by Attorney A. A. Greenberg. Prosecuting Attorney George w. Klett recommended the entering of nolle after testimony was introduced. Mrs. Zembko testified the accused proved to be an "old man of the sea- when she tried to get rid of him as roomer Thursday, refused to de- part and used objectionable language to her and in her presence. She said she called policeman twice and each time the accused promised to go without further trouble. He did not, she testified, but used force when she tried to replevin a sweater she had given him as a gift some time prior to the trouble. She acknowl- edged she used her hands in such a manner the accused's face was mo- ticeably scratched as a result of his trying forcibly to retain possession of the sweater. She contended his for cible handling caused mourning col ors to arise on her arms and other parts of her body.
 It was not the water wagon Traffic Supervisor Clarence Lamphere chased yesterday afternoon when Harry Price partner in New Haven auto mobile concern, was summoned into court for violation of the motor ve-
 
 automobile truck for commercial purpose with dealers license mark CTS used and the use of cardboard license markers instead of the type provided for in the state regulations. Price said he operated the truck to this city yesterday as a dem onstration for the Yale Brewing company of the Elm city to bring a load of beer for distribution and the return of empty bottles. He admitted being a part ner in the concern owning the truck but claimed the demonstration was had signified his intention of buying out the Price interests. fine of $2O and costs was imposed.'
 l.. A Wood of New Haven admitted partner of Price, contended the use of
 
 and simple, but admitted the load of beer carried weighed about 1850 pounds, was to be paid for by the brewing company at the rate of 17 cents pound the profit from the trip would have beth over $2O. Attorney Greenberg contended a too-strict in- depreciation of the newly enacted mo- tor vehicle law was being made oper- -h4r, l fronted with the admitted testimony | of the accused to the effect he and l Wood are still partners. Asked if l Price was to have received any of the l $2O, or more remuneration for the 1 trip, Wood said mot if I know it, this has already cost me enough in time lost, expenses and the like" He ap- peared to have little sympathy for his alleged partner.
 l Convicted of having violated city ordinance in leaving horse un- hitched so that it wandered away and interfered with traffic on Main street Louis Bayer of 238 Chapman street 1 was fined $5 without costs He con- tended the vehicle was properly SUD- l piled with weight-restraining equip l 1nent but that 1t must have become 1 myster1ously released without his l knowledge. Policeman Anthony We. l llnczus testified there was no sign o1 any weights when the horse and ped l dler's wagon wandered along Mair street towards Church street. Traffic l was much inconvenienced. The ac. cused was summ oned into court wher ! he claim ed the team placed in a sta bls l by the arresting officer.