New Britain herald., 1921-07-05
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Victim Of Accident Is Patient
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upon the suggestion of Prosecut- Ing Attorney Albert A. Greenberg, the case of Santi Patozza who acci- oentally shot William Fiedorczk yes- teroay afternoon while celebrating the Fourth, was continued until thursday morning. His bond, which was originally $1,000 was reduced to $5oo The accused has retained Law yers William M. and Josiah Green stein. The injured man is confined to his bed at the hospital. An x-ray picture shows that the bullet after piercing his arm and chest has | lodged either in the lungs or the liver and while his present condition Is good the ultimate result is In doubt.
 Standing on Veranda. . The injured man was standing on l the veranda of his home at 3e3 | North Burritt street holding an in- fant in his arms when struck by the bullet. The police were notified and Fiedorczk was taken to tho hos p1tal. Az investigation was insti- tuted by Detective Sergeant A. J. l Richardson. He was informed by neighbors that four men had been using revolver in a lot near the injured mans home. The sergeant went to the next house and directed inquiries at a party of men. Patoz- "a immediately admitted having fired tho gun but neither he nor the po- I lice were in a position to state posi- lively that he was the man who caused the injuries. l Reckless Driving Case. l Boleslaus Yungegrevicz was found not guilty of reckless driving. Judges G. w. Klett remarked that the case as presented indicated that civil ac- ton. rather than criminal, should be brought. The accused was driving a car northerly on Stanley street last Tuesday. Fred. Doty, driver for the New Britain Wet Wash company turned into a side street and Yung- egrevicz collided with him over turning the car driven by Doty. An Il year old boy who was riding in the overturned car, sustained broken arm.
 prosecutor in the case of Joseph Motta. charged with assaulting Will liam Dubraholski. The men argued over money matters.
 July 4th Docket.
 ! docket was before Judge Klett in of the weekend and holiday eve ac~ tivities of the police.
 James Smith was sentenced to sixty days in jail for drunkenness land breach of the peace, and John Laverty was fined $10 and costs for drunkenness. tho jail sentence being suspended. The men, in company with several others, created a dis Iturbance on Stanley street Saturday and the police were called.
 Rocco Giovino, 17, was fined $2 and costs for discharging firearms without a permit, and Martin Koh- |koin. who was arrested by Patrol man Thomas Feeney for a. similar offense, was fined $5 and costs. Judgment was suspended in the lease Of George Huck, 20, who was arrested by Sergeant George c. FL flinger about o'clock yesterday morning for discharging a revolver without a permit. Judgment was also suspended in the cases of Anderson, who were arrested by Patrolman Adelbert veiey. and in the case of Joseph Annenu, IS, who Was taken into custody by Patrol man Feeney. for the unlawful dis lcharge of revolvers.
 Fines of $2 without costs were i'm Iposed upon Paul Misuei and Max Feigenbaum for parking their auto mobiles in restricted areas Saturday. Judgment was suspended in the leases of John Brasal, who was noti- fled to appear in court yesterday, and B. Stein for allowing their automo- piles to stand in restricted areas
 John Donovan was fined $50 and costs for operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor
 Peter Nutofski, charged with breach of the peace, was placed on probation. Patrolman Patrick Mee- han arrested him.
 Francis Forcell, 25, and Joseph Backus, IS, who were arrested at the carnival on Stanley street Sat urday night by supernumerary Policeman Zandfain for fighting were arraigned.
 The cases of Joseph Kenney, charged with assault, breach of the peace and resistance. and Oscar Tan quay and Patrick Cunning, charged with interfering with officers in tho performance of their duty, as tho
 result of small-sized riot staged at the corner of Hartford avenue and North street, Sunday evening. in which Policemen William Doherty v and Anthony Walinczus received in
 juries which will force them to re-
 main off duty for several days, were continued until Thursday morning
 by Judge Klett in police court yes-