New Britain herald., 1917-03-12

cused being refused liquor in one sa- loon because of his age. He had pre- viously testified that he had obtained several drinks in other places.
 George Lukasawich of 35 Star street. arrested by Policemen William F. McCue and George ElHnger charged with injury to private prop erty was discharged. 1t being testified that others with whom he was in 8 scuffle were as much responsible as the accused.
 Ldnemen in Dispute.
 Louis Parrott of 545 Main street. H4etford. described Robert Blair. of IA Windsor avenue. Hartford. fore man of gang for the American Telegraph and Telephone company, as a modern Simon Legree and com plai4ed of having been assaulted by the latter on Commonwealth avenue Friday when he was a member of the gang in charge of Blair. He ad- mttted that he had a few drinks of gin before going to work that morn ing, that Blair smelled his breath and became indignant. He further testi- fled that Blair became abusive when he was unable to dig hole through frozen e&rth. gave him his car fare back to Hartford and then assaulted him. hitting him several times when he was prostate. He showed a bruised head to substantiate the claim.
 Blair claimed that Parrott was so iptoxfcated that he fell down while carrying toolss scrapeds his head and swore in such g manner in the pres ence or women as would make ''sea pirate shudder." In response to questioning of Prosecuting Attorney hlett, he admitted that he knew Par rott had been drinking but thought that 1t would work off after he had Qyg g few holes for a time. Instead cf getting better. he said, Parrott got more incapable for work. A fine of $lO and costs was imposed while Par rott was freed from intoxication cnarges, advised to go home and look not upon liquor when it f1oweth.
 charles Stankewicz of 141- Oak street. on probation for non-support, mas observed one regulation prop eriy. 1t was testified. but insisted upon reporting to Probation Officer Edward 2. Connolly under the influence of liquor. He was in that condition saturday night, when he reported to MT. Connolly. the latter fearing that he would fall and injure himself so he escorted the accused to a cell. Ten days in jail were imposed with pro- bation revoked.
 Father Against Son.
 Father testifying against son and appearing as the complaining witness was the unusual sight in tho ar raignment of Edward Jones of 149 Clark street. charged with breach of the peace and intoxication. Alfred Jones testified that he had put up with his son as long as he could, said that the accused refused to work, had acquired the liquor habit and caused much disturbance at home. The cli- max came Saturday night when there was much of a disturbance. the ac- cused was put out of the house and turning and finding the door locked against him. climed on the veranda md broke a pane of glass to gain
 Emission. Policeman James Mo- sabe vas called. The elder Jones aid that he only wanted his son to reep away from the house: The ac- used appeared to realize his plight md said that what his father said vas the truth. Judge Meslkill said hat he would give him a chance to go get a job and work out his own Ialvation. A Jail sentence of sixty lays with suspended judgment pend ng good behavior was imposed.
 Because one of the accused. John o'Rega, is at New Britain General aospitAl with g badly bitten nose, nearing of breach of the peace :harges against him. Joseph Niemis ,f 9S North street. John Paciorek of he saMe address and Daniel Billy vas continued until Saturday. At :orney J. A. Glover. appeared for Nie- nis. Policeman James McCabe made he arrests, being attracted by the sound of a rumpus. He found the ,our, each holding a chair. striking It each other. O'Rega was covered with blood, gash of about an inch n length opening his nose to the oone. Dr. Joseph Walsh was called Q give first aid treatment and took several stitches in the laceration be- Ore the patient was transferred to he hospital.
 Hearing of breach of the peace charges against Alexander Glowaski ,f 32 Putnam street and Frederick Swanson of Judd avenue was con- tinued until Saturday. Attorney Hem " Nowiclki appeared for the defense.
 John O'Brien of 463 Myrtle street, by Policeman Charles John son for intoxication, was fined $1O and costs. tAdolph Smith of 2S State street, Hartford, arrested by Police man Meddrick Perry for intoxication was fined s and costs. He said that \ he came to New Britain to call on his sister, that she gave him one bot tie of beer and it affected him strangely and unexpectedly.