New Britain herald., 1919-11-08
UNFAITHFUL WIFE
 REFUSED SUPPORT
BackWoodsman Must Pay Now
 Assault Case Aired

Because he claims, his NHc Was unfaithful during his absence III the woods of New York State and Ma1n"' Beniamin PlakoWski has not oeeh contributing to her support TOT the past six fnonths, making it necessary for her to work daily for her SuPpo' and for the support of her Chlld. onG registered complaint with the poli'9 here yesterday, resulting III the "ii Of Benjamin on non-support chdree'' Judre James T. Meskill gave the ac- cused his choice of serving 'hree- months jail sentence or furnishing bond of $4O0 to guarantee ms pay ment of $S weekly for period Of ,one year. In the meantime ne W1li be compelled to report weekly to Probation Officer F. C. Connolly.
 Mrs. Plakowski told the court how her husband deserted her over year ago in Fitchburg, Mass, and how she vas informed that he had been living in New Britain. As a result of that information she came here last week to have him brought to headquarters and to secure support for herself and child. She admitted that her hus- band has continually charged her with unfaithfulness, alleged to have existed while he was away. He is known to the Fitchburg police, she after furnishing a s200 bond to appear in that city's court.
 Wife Too Peeyish. " The story of the husband was to the effect that he left his wife a year ego with her consent to accept a place n backWoods camp. She accom- mi inI fo +hn T idding him farewell. Shortly after i>achir,s camp he took sick and was confined to his bed so long that he contracted big debts that forced him 10 give up all Of his personal belong ,ngs. He came to New Britain after yard and wrote to his wife explaining matters, telling her that he would be nablc to send her any more money far 9 time at least As he received '.1 answer, he thought that all was N I until placed under arrest yester- " afternoon. He claims that his fe is peevish and that he finds it @'most impossible to get along with her.
 Hit With Milk Bottle.
 Detective Sergeant Theodore John son arrested Eli Falk, local milk Il. cdAi, SCoICiu ucS ciItSi hOoll uPOI SOul- plaint of David Paul, a Lafayette street restaurateur, who claims that he was assaulted with a milk bottle. The trouble started when Paul noti- fled FallI that he did not intend to take milk from him any longer. At torney Albert A. Greenberg appeared for Falk and explained that his client had been assaulted even more than Paul had been and that whatever in juries had been inflicted upon the restaurant man had been provoked by him. Judge Meskill suspended judg- ment.
 Falk claimed he had been bringing milk to David for about five weeks, receiving his pay more or less regu larly. Yesterday when he brought milk he was told that the product was watered and that another milk man had been secured. When he asked for his bottles and money, he claims, he was assaulted, Paul follow ing him to the street and pushing his head through the window of his milk wagon.
 Paul says Fallz became angered when told that his milk was no longer wanted and struck him. His face was badly scratched, the result of a bottle having been broken on his head, he explained.