New Britain herald., 1917-08-10
kIPLING WAS RIGHT
 IN JUDGING SEXES
Female Of Species Holds Stage
 Center in Police Court |

Those who advocate allowing wom- en to go to war as soldiers would have found material to back up their argument by visiting the police court this morning. Mrs. Rose Kanosick and Mrs. Mary Powlosick, the former charged with assaulting her husband and the latter, charged with breach of She peace, gave evidence of being excellent material for a shock unit.
 Roses husband, "Joe," had occa- sion to go home to 1S9 Hartford ave- nue e-.a little bit drunk" Wednesday afternoon. After the manner of men he went to bed, being tired But he failed to get the sought for rest for his wife entered upon the scene and thrashed him soundly in his bed. Neighbors testified in court this morn ing that she "beat him up good and proper.'' She then went out into the kitchen and threw dishes on the floor and, picking up a hatchet de- molished all the furniture in sight. She then beat up her children, one boy having his face carved with the hatchet. The neighbors protested against the demonstration, a la Garry Nation, and thinking the woman had lost her mind telephoned to the po- lice.
 Policeman Charles Johnson was sent to investigate and found the hall spattered with blood, the house very much upset and filtered with wreckage, and a boy with a fresh cut on his cheek.
 H The woman was taken to the police station and told to be in court Thurs day morning, but she failed to ap-
 
 husband had been arrested the day ] before and was fined $5. This made her so mad that when he came home with his quota on Wednesday she be- came furious. She said this morning l that.if her husband would stop drink 1 ing all would be we'll. She added he might drink little bit. The hus- band said that If she would stop swearing he would stop drinking. He did look as though he were 8 little henpecked. Judge John H. Kirkham ordered both of them to report to the probation officer.
 Mary Powlosick in This Corner. ' Then too Mary Powlosick is not without physical prowess. She is said to have attacked Henry G. Tess Ter with a beer bottle and tore two shirts off his back on Wednesday noon and Henry is a hale and hearty youth of 51 summers. They were both 'charged with breach of the peace.
 According to Tessler the Powlosick woman has two children, who run a wagon up and down the hallway in the tenement house in which both families live to the annoyance of .4 Monday noon and their mother at tacked him with bottle and stripped him to the waist. He said she was too fresh. There was a lot of talk about her having money in more than one bank albeit she is receiving nancy from the town for support, but Ehe court discharged them both,
 But there was one man in court who was said to have been able to Iicl< his wife. Mrs. Peter Hurluski estified that on Saturday night her husband knocked her down on the Aoor and pulled her around by the lair. She said he did it because he wants to send her out to work. The husband said the woman has $40O in the bank in her own name and he thinks she wants to run away from him. He vas fined s5 and costs and sentenced |o 30 days in jail, but the jail sen ance was suspended providing he
 les mot beat up his wife again.
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