New Britain herald., 1919-10-16
ARMY LIFE TAUGHT
 WILLIAM 10 FIGHT
Runzis Says He Can Protect Face
 -DOeSn't Like Policemen

William Runzis was in the National army three months and during that period of training learned to protect his face and eyes, he remarked to Judge James T. Meslill while explain ing his side of a difficulty Which re- suited in his arrest vest erday in the North tS Judd factory. Runzis caused trouble when refused his pay without notice sufficiently long to allow the office force to make up his time and he was arrested by Officer Maurice Flynn
 Wanted His Pay.
 The accused. who is an unusually powerful looking man with a gruft voice that does not modulate at any time. told Officer Flynn just what he thought of the entire police force and warned the policeman that if he did n't leave him at once serious results would follow. The officer disregarded the threat, however, and brought Will liam to the lookup. This morning he faced charges of breach of the peace and paid a fine of $15 and costs
 A. J. Malone, connected with tho office of the concern, testified that Runzis came to him yesterday and demanded that he be given his full pay. Asked if he had been discharged he replied that he was not but that he refused to work on piece basis after he had been on day work He was told that he would have to wait until the next regular pay day and agreed to go back to work. Soon after return ing to his department MT. Malone re- ceived a phone that he was causing trouble and Officer Flynn was sent to take him out of the factory.
 Hunted in Park.
 Giuseppe Gorrida and Patsy Ma goni were fined S7 without costs each for discharging firearms in the South End park, Both men were arrested yesterday afternoon by Superintendent of Parks Ralph Wainwright and their guns, one of them a shotgun and the other a bullet rifle, were taken as evil denCe.
 Gorrida admitted firing two shots at frogs in the park brook. He says that it has been a practise to go to the park each day at the close of work and shoot the frogs to pass away timei He was not aware that law prohibited the shooting in that section, nor did he know that it was a park. He prom ised to stay away from the premises in the future. Gorrida has hunters license and for that reason made no effort to escape when Mr. Wainwright came toward him, he said
 MagOni is employed at the Donnel- ly brick yard and has no hunters li- cense. He claims that he placed a target on a tree and took a recently repaired rifle to the park to see if it shoots straight.
 WainWright Makes Arrest
 The arrests followed an investiga- ton by MT. Wainwright of shots he heard in the park. He found Cor rida sitting beside a brook with tho gun in his hand and placed him un- der arrest. Returning later he found Magoni, whom he had a short time previously ordered from the grounds. standing on a ledge with the loaded rifle.
 The objection to shooting in the South End park, formerly Traut's S park is not the eXtermnation of game but the danger of injuring chil- dren and others who ramble through the park in the afternoon, MT. Vain wright said.
 A fine of $5 was imposed upon Rich ard Long on a charge of drunkenness and he was placed upon probation He was arrested last night upon complaint shortly after II o'clock.