New Britain herald., 1921-11-07
HOLD-UIo MAN.IS
 GIVEN } MONTHS
His Partner in Attempted Park
 Robbery Is Fined; SlOO

John Palmese and Patsy De Mono were both tried before Judge Klett in court this morning on the charge of attempted holp-up and assault and battery on Jack Hilio of Bristol.
 Ililio was visiting with friends in New Britain Saturday afternoon and evening and had lost the last train for Bristol. He, in company with q friend of his, were waiting in front of the City Hall for trolley when Palmcse and DcNOno passed by in a carriage and offered to take Hilio home DeNOno, who was driving, instead of going straight ahead on West Main street, turned into the road leading under the Soldiers Arch at the entrance to Walnut Hill Park,
 When the top of the hill was reached, Hilio was told to get of the wagon. and received q punch in the eye to hurry him along. He started. to fight back and Palmese pressed q. gun against his stomach, In the meantime his friend had gone for help and the two WOuld-be highway men fled from the scene. They were later taken at their respective homes and locked up. Palmesc was fined S2OO and costs and was sentenced to three months in jail for carrying concealed weapons, and DeNofo was fined $100 and costs. In case of ap- peal, bonds of $500 were fixed for Palmese and $500 for DeNono.
 Autoist "Pinchcd."
 E. J. Gooby was charged with driving without registration papers, He was arrested by Policeman Clar- crce Lanpher when he drove truck with a touring car certificate on Main street. Gooby explained that he was going to change the registration when it was completed, he having recently converted a touring car into q truck, He was discharged.
 Michael KolniCk, drunk, was ar rested by Policeman John O'Bricn Saturday afternoon on East Main street. He had nothing to explain. Judgment was suspended.
 Matthew MatuIerius was arrested by Policeman William Hayes on charge of drunkenness at the corner of Seymour and Elm streets. He paid $5.
 Wrinkle Witness Fined
 Paul Woiecki was charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. Policeman William Doherty arrest cd Paul Saturday night.
 Witnesses told the court that Paul came home late in an intoxicated condition. Unable to find his own home he knocked at neighbors' doors. A complaint was made to the police after three families had been awakened
 Paul WolCli is the same man who made a claim for the States reward nj the case of Klcmens Kalkows,li, charged with manslaughter in con nection with the Wrinkle death. He was the principal witness in the pre- liminary hearing.
 The accused had been to Southing- ington where he had q few drinks. On his return he conceived the idea that he should call on some friends He was fined S1O.
 Insultcd Policeman.
 Adolph Guide1 aged 21, was charg- ed with breach of the peace at the instance of Policeman William Do herty. According to the policeman. he was insultcd when he refused to accept a drink from Gudc'S bottle. When crowd collected as a result of Adolph's boistcrous actions, he was placed under arrest.
 Philip Tormay heard the police man give the accused several chanc- es to move along and finally placed him under arrest.
 Guidel said Ie demonstrated with the policeman for pushing a cripple and was then arrested. For the third time Guidol pleaded his illness for. lenicncy, he being a government pa ticnt He was fined $50 and costs
 Assaulted Iandlady.
 Daniel Nohana was charged with assaulting Mrs. Anna Schultz. The -