New Britain herald., 1920-07-26

of Plainvllle on two counts. s for
 drunkenness and s10 for breach of the peace. with costs of prosecution
 added. Sarsia was arrested at 9:45
 yesterday morning at Union station
 by Officer Stadler. The man was
 drunk and creating disturbance.
 Louis Holt testified 10 the nuisance he
 created and to the foul language he
 hurled at everyone within his vicin-
 it$. The accused admitted his guilt,
 said he went to Berlin to meet a
 friend whom he had not seen for 10 years and was just happy and per
 haps crazy
 Arrested for one Cent.
 The case of evading payment of fare was nolled against Thomas Cur
 Icy. an elderly man, who told of a funny incident causing his arrest c.
 F. Renhalt was conductor on a North
 End car on which the accused was riding. The conductor went through
 the car giving change and when Cur
 Icy gave him a dime he received a
 nickel and only four cents in return.
 He had the cents which he showed to
 Prosecutor klett as proof. When the car reached the old Keeney theater
 the accused went to leave the car The conductor told him to drop his fare in tho coin box. Curley dropped the nickel in the box and told the conductor of his mistake in change. Then an officer was called. a cent the cause of 1t, and the man was arrested for evading his fare. You can go." was the hurried remark of the prose- cutor when he heard the mans story
 Too Many Relatives.
 Simon Samolian and Menis Sara gosian were in court charged with dis turbing the peace yesterday. The men were arrested by Officer Carlson on Glen street. Simon is the son-in-law of Menis and Simon's wife was living 1 at her fathers home. The father did | not like the intrusion, which included | the two children. and asked the hus- | band to take his family away. He | went to the house on Glen street yes | terday. His wife did not want to go | with him. simon testified to receiv- | ing the "cold shoulder upon arrival. | The father elected him and hit him | and put his wife and children out on | the street. The young man testified | that he wanted his wife and children | living with him but that she refuses. He did not want her living on her | father and is willing to support her. | The wife testified to IS months of l life with a separation a short | time. ago. She cannot get along with | her husband. The father testified to l the trouble and said he did not want ! his daughter home when she had one 1 of her own. as he has plenty of other | younger children to care for. Pro- ! bation Officer Conley testified to the | fNt 4f tf.A 1~ tk. case was continued q week to try and | effect a settlement.
 Steve veriki pleaded guilty to be- | ing drunk Saturday night. He was | a arrested by Officer Charles McGrath. | He was fined s7 and costs.
 other Court Cases.
 The health board had two charge | cases before the court which were | continued last week. J. J. Shapiro | was charged with failure to invert 2s dozen milk bottles after washing them. He pleaded guilty and a charge of having a dirty bottling ma chine was nolled. Attorney Green- berg told the court the accused re- ceived the warnings but actually did not know what they meant in re- spect to inversion. He remarked that he man has been a milk dealer 11 years and was never prosecuted be- fore He told the court that the health officials never explained the broach of the ordinance to his client but merely made the inspections. pr. T., F.. Reeks and Dewey Selander tes- Iificd for tho health department. The accused was fined s and costs.
 Thomas Cherniak Of Church street was charged with unsanitary condi- lions at 112 whitin gstreet He re- reived letters from the health board nn July 12 and 21 warning him to remedy conditions relative to garbage. The accused told of being at Mount Clemens, Mich. for six weeks and said he had just returned. He told inc court the storekeeper at the place in question had promised to keep the nlace clean and sanitary. He also said Inc place was sold six weeks ago, al- though. deeds had not been passeo vo, He was fined s10 an costs.
 rn.onI, and William Kazesky had ,-ro. of breactI of the peace nolled ..,t,a utetseI Sultinus was fined "a ..,. eo-fs for causing trouble in Fei- 'rifbnum's saloon at East Main street nd Hartford avenue. Saturday night like used glass to good adNantase nd cut Joe's head. officers McGrath nd Kennedy made the arrests. fei- ,enbaunl testified that he was scared rhen tho fight started and ran down eIlar SO he would not get hurt. He aid he did not know his bartendeps , Iamc. Peter Wallace. the bartender. old of the trouble and said he went ,ack in the saloon when it started so ,e would not he mixed mp in it. The rouhle started when Mike called the