The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-04
JUDGE; CANDEE HAS LONG DAY
 IN CITY COURT

Judge Nehemiah c. Candee of the Norwalk City court presided at this mornings session of the local city court and disposed of a number of cases, among which was a large per centage of auto violators who had been rounded up over the week end by officers of the traffic division. The session this morning lasted until near noon and is believed to be one of the longest dockets of the City court ever held. A motion was made this morn be arraigned on Tuesday morning so that other cases scheduled for Mon day might b edisposed of.
 The auto violators of the state laws arraigned this morning and the fines and disposition of each case follows:
 E. A. Mcfarland of 2584 North avenue, faulty headlights, case noll- ed; Abe Schonburg of 1447 Iranistan avenue, same charge, case nolled; Irving Goldstein of 6S1 Madison ave- nue, faulty headlights, nolled on the payment of $10; Caspar McGirr of 220 Lake street speeding nolled on the payment of $10; Lester Wesley Of 63 Sanford avenue failed to appear in court on a similar charge and a warrant was issued for his arrest and arraignment in the court tomorrow morning; Louis kolomese Of Strat- field, not having the proper reg1stra- ton for his machine, fined $15; James DiSandy of Randolph avenue, no tail light lit, nolled on the payment of $5: Orlando Spergo of 1909 Park avenue arraigned on similar charge, nolled on the payment of $1o; Louis Sachs of 155 Central avenue, faulty headlights and no registration, con | tinued until Saturday; Mike Fenk of 145S Pembroke street, violation Of the traffic laws in not drawing his ma chine up close to the curb, fined | s1O and costs; Rubin Horn of 65 Sixth street similar offense: fined $lQ fiat; Lawrence DiSato of Milford, speeding, nolled on the payment of 1 s1O; Louis Schmack of New Haven, | speeding case nolled; Charles Kaesar of stratford, case also nolled on pay ment of s10 on speeding charge; John Shanda of Milford, similar charge. nolled on the payment of s10; 1 Abe Nabed of 146 George street,
 nolled on the payment 9d d,d Slo; Msse ana 1 speeding nolled on the payment of i s10.
 Bes=d des the large number of auto
 ists arraigned in the City court this
 morning four other persons were
 booked at police headquarters for vio- l lation of the state auto laws. They
 were Joseph Rossi of Hancock ave- nue. Victor Pollezh of 1922 Seaview avenue, Fred Damato of New Haven and Angeline Chargein of 52 Hamll-
 ton street. The latter will be ar raigned in the City court tomorrow morning.
 l
 breach of the peace atfer they had
 had a fist fight over the relative po-
 sitions of- their buses on Water street were ea oh fined S and costs. They
 were Arthur London of 2,s63 Main street and Thomas Dedudls of 606 Main street.
 Joseph sobotka of 37 Atlantic
 street, charged with shooting crap,''
 was released on probation for one iyear.
 1 Fred Berger. a milkman of R. F. ID. No 3, Bridgeport, charged with
 violation of the state statutes in that he used milk bottles belonging to an- other milk dealer, had his case nolled on the payment of S5.
 The case of Frank Uhrtcik of Hal- lett street, who was arrested yester- day on a technical charge of breach of the peace and who is alleged to have improperly used the U. $. mails I, to entire a married woman to this icty, had his case continued over until 1 tomorrow for further investigation by irhe Bureau of Investigation. Bonds l Weer fixed at $500.
 1 Three persons were arraigned this
 morning for breach of the peace and assault. They were Mike Kipchuka of 370 Pearl street who is alleged to ! have assa ulted Joseph Smokol of
 1889 Seaview avenue, fined $20 and cost; John 'Nemograt of 1ss sheri.
 his sister at 421 Lafayette street, fined s25 and costs. and Joseph Smiih of a6 Fulton street, assault on
 Blanche Laedo of s5 Lexington ave-
 nue, fined $15 and costs. The lat | ter argument Is said to have started
 when Smith accused the woman of
 taking a quart of whiskey from in
 under his bed which he had hid away for safe keeping.
 I Te arraignment of seven drunk
 cases and one who failed to appear rounded out the busy morning ses- sion. Those arraigned on the drunk charge and the disposition of each T follows: Charles Price of Noreton Heights fined $10 and costs but