New Britain herald., 1921-06-04
WOMAN SLASHER IS
 GIVEN HEAVY FINE
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him removed to the hospital where he was attended. Mrs. Hudinski was about to board a train to leave the city yesterday when Detective Ser geant A. J. Richardson placed her under arrest.
 The police have had much trouble with the Hudinski fa mily for several months, Each accused the other of unfaithfulness and on numerous occa- sions domestic difficulties have been brought to Prosecutor Albert A. Greenberg's office for settlement, he told the court. At one time, follow Ing trouble over d bOardcr the hus- band is alleged to have slashed his Wlfe's clothing to punish her.
 In explanation of her act. Mrs. ttudlnski told the court that the husbands relatives accuse her of being d bad woman. Steve in par ticular, has urged that his cousin di- vorce her. she said. When he came into the store Thursday, she. asked that he leave the place. She was angered when he refused to go, Sd she struck him with har hand, she ex- plained, and he retailiated by punch ing her several times. For her own protection, she picked up the knife and slashed her assailant
 Spaniard Fined,
 Francisco Terra, proprietor of the Spanish rooming house and cafe in the' old Bollerer block on Comme,- cial street, was fined s1OO and costs as second offender Against the liquor laws. Cider. which is believed to have been diluted with a Spanish wine, was seized by the police during their visit to Terra s place. The cafe in question is but two doors awaA from police headquarters.
 Liquor Prosecutor Michael X. Sex ton told the court that Ferra's place has been the mecca for the profes- sional .bums'' of the town for sev- eral months, and he was sure that hard cider was being served them.
 Lawyer Irving I. Rachlin represent ed the accused. He asked that the : court take into consideration the fact that Terra sells nothing but cider; also that he is in poor financial cir CumStanceS and has more than 50 Spaniards depending upon him for support.
 George Roy Fined. :.
 A fine of $35 was imposed upon George Roy, proprietor of another Spanish resort on Commercial street. Roy was also selling cider which had ! more alcohol than is allowed by law Lawyer Rachlin' explained that Roy !, is first offender. and like Terra, is very short on funds.
 S1O0 Fine Imposed.
 Demetri Gamelik, partner of Mrs. husband, was fined s10O for having liquor on hand with in tent to sell. The police found moon- shine whiskey in a coffee grinder at his store last night.
 NolIe Is Entered
 A nOlle was recommended by the prose cutor in the case Of Joseph Pawalczk in whose store a quantity of medicated wine was found. The, violation of the law was a mere tech nical one, the prosecutor explained.
 Lawyer Michael A. Sexton occupied he bench in the trial of August Bat a glia. charged with non-support. He ordered the accused to pay $S a week pr serve six months in jail. A S4oo pond was require d.
 Juvenile Court. Five boys who have been damaging / he Shuttle Meadow Golf course Ncrr leard at q chamber session. Tn ouths have been raising rtction bout the premises, careiaknrs testi- jed. ThG.t have also been sHi ''llinc rear the roadside and thniI- g:..', or ach of saTb. has eXciteG much un- aVora blc comment.
 Charged with causing dama~eS of 100 to property of Ruth. .rford and f""arthy. thren boys of gan" . NC, were lcctured and their ,:'s~" we're continued pending tlre ': vi - f the other two. Tnc ho~-s '!tr ' ars over a trostle in a pIo u' round being worl. ed hy tr" ':2i- eering company in the northw~ I'D action of the city.
 Policeman Frank English brought IS year old hcv to court for lnitr.r- lr around the railroad station. Th oy's parents agreed to keep him off le street.
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