New Britain herald., 1920-06-08
WEDDING RING IS
 THROWN AT GROOM
That Started Six Years of Trouble,
 Judge Is Told

Answering a GnAT-n or non sup port. former Supernumerar Police man Harry Anderson told Judge John II. Kirkhnm at today's police court session that his married life has been one of continual "nagging" since his bride threw the wedding ring at him on the day they were married. He also claimed that money proffered her for the sU port of her self and their two children has con- tinually hes.i. refused Anderson was ordcrcd 10 pay SIP weekly to Proba- hOh officer F.. C. Connolly For the support of the children.
 Tn Eternal Triangle.
 Mrs. Anderson is employed at orc of the local factories and for .eF eraI weeks has been supporting ,er self and the children. Asked oN Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods if Ifer Husband paid attentions to tt women, she replied:
 ''I think so; Mir. Connolly kp, '"S so."
 She asked the court to grart ner a separation and provide for th> sup port of the two children out of HIS wages.
 Probation Officer Connolly tod or investigations of complaints ma Dy Mrs. Anderson. Hc was assist eu HI probing tho ease by represent t"tITeS , of the Charity Organizatic,n WHO found, hc testified. Anderson VI oe at fault.
 on hts own behalf. AndersoIn'. lola of how cash offered for tho suIP"r' Of the children had been ttr,,'Mm ". the tC'r- and recit,ed, the inc, ,in, o, Sa 1,,s Say 'Ss 'seg F"s %cra ,efS a % bs, %" F.V kster that he cultivated the acquaintanN a Mcriden young woman with wh6N he has. been friendly since. He toldv the court he is now working steadily for the railroad and is willing to give whatever amount the court prescribes to the children.
 Youthful Driver Pays.
 Charles Liegey. aged IT. paid court costs for operating q motor vehicle without n drivers license. He was arr rested by Inspector F.. W. Stebbins yesterday afternoin on Elm street The young man was driving in northerly direction on Elm street with a truck load Of merchandise from the freight depot and the in spcctor stopped him to ascertain the weight of the load to determine whether it was in violation of state ordinance or not. When he asked the drivers name he recalled that numerous complaints had been made that the boy was driving without license, and placed him under ar rest.
 Leon LieEey. father of tho accused. told tho court that the car had been loft in the boys charge at the freight depot. When the regular driver was delayed. LicGcy took the car and 4n... dispose of the load to avoid conges- tiou at the depot. As regards his eapability in handling a car, the father said he has been driving two years. can handle q car in any kind of tra fiic and makes his own repairs but is slightly under the legal age for a license.
 Drunks Are Fined.
 Christopher Ford. whose case was continued for one week at the re- quest of tho prosecutor, was ar- raigncd today on drunkenness charge. X fine of $50 was imposed. Ford denied having been under the influence of liquor Saturday morn ing when taken in by Officer Joseph Kennedy. When found in the door way of Fox's theatcr, Ford claimed to have a broken ankle.
 John Niles and William ShauEh- messy, who gave their home address as MiddIetown. were before the court on a charge of drunkenness. They came to New Britain yesterday as both were observing holiday. At o'clock in tho afternoon. Shaugh- nessey crawled under a standing auto mobile on East Main street and went 10 sleep on the pavement. Officer James Skelly took him out of dange, and placed him in cell on Com mercial street. At II o'clock Shaushnessey was joined by his pal who was found lying on the sidewalk DmSr street by officer Gustav
 Sunes -qqL-s5 and costs
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