New Britain herald., 1918-01-19

 Meskil merged the two counts and in- posed a fine of s35 and costs Bonds for an appeal were fixed at $200. At torney F. B. Hungerford represented the accused.
 Several Assault Gases.
 Vincenty Mastena, John Hydish and Frank Kolodzik were arraigned on charges of breach of the peace. John Kulas claimed that the three men met him in a saloon last night and, evidentally taking exception to his appearance, tried to alter it. Fur ther evidence showed that the men, idle yesterday because of the drastic fuel order, spent their time drink in and then became quarrelsome. Each were fined s5 and costs.
 Joseph Chanda was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace yesterday. Officer Murphy arrested Chanda in a Main street saloon when the proprietor said he was making general disturbance.
 Chanda said this particular bar tender has a grudge against him. A fine of s3 on each count was inn posed.
 Charges of drunkenness and breach
  Makavewicg, who was arrested in a Main street saloon last night by Off, ficer Frank Moore. The bartender said the accused tried to shake him up and succeeded to an annoying degree The accused said he has been drafted for the army and is the victim of circumstances the same as he is the victim of the draft. Fines of $3 on each count were imposed.
 Charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace were preferred against Tony Eyana. Nathan Lift shitz said Eyana made purchase at his Myrtle street store yesterday and refused to pay for it. While the manager was trying to eject him he tried to beat him up and later trans ferred his attention to Officer Massey. Eyana said he comes from Rutland, Vt., and wants to go back. He can, as soon as he pays fines of B and $5.
 Couple Sent to Jail
 The adjourned case of Benjamin Sanderson and Margaret Lee, charged with improper conduct, pleaded guil- ty. A more serious charge was not preferred as the Lee girls husband, who joined the army last April, could not be located and is thought to be lover there" Prosecutor Klett said that the Lee woman's adopted moth CT has tried in vain to reform her and wants her sent to jail. Attorney w. r. Mangan denied that the Lee woman has an adopted mother and the woman representing herself as such is in reality a crazy woman just out of an insane asylum. Sanderson he said, was previously a good man and is now suffering from despon- dency. When the couple were ar rested they were occupying a room at the Hotel DeVille.
 Mrs. Sanderson said her husband has a disagreeable disposition and has shown it since their marriage thirteen years ago. Sometimes, she said. she thinks her husband is out of his mind.
 Sanderson was sent to jail for 30 days and the Lee woman was sent to jail for three months.
 Another Couple Arrested.
 Henry Johnson and Florence Schmidt, both of whom claim to have better halves" somewhere, were ar rested in Begley's block on Main street last night on a charge of inn proper conduct. They have been living together for some time. Fines of $25 and costs were imposed on each.
 Boleslaw Gutosia was charged with assaulting Alex Roskowski and was defended by Attorney M. D. Saxe. Officer Litke arrested Gutosia at the corner of Broad and High streets last night when, he said. he hit Alex by mistake, thinking that he was his hro+ber The accused was fined S5