New Britain herald., 1922-06-26
MONDAY MORNING
 DOCKET LENGTHY
Week-End TransSressOrs Pay
 Penalties in Police Court

The usual number of week -end of- lenders made up the Monday morn Ing docket presented in police court today by Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods before Judge George w. klett.
 Autoist Fined
 Clarence Demarest pleaded guilty to charges of driving a car without proper brakes. Policeman w. r. Doherty investigated an accident at ,he corner Of corbin place and Church street and found that neither hand nor foot brakes would hold. A Slo fine was handed down,
 Adam Pilewski pleaded not guilty to hreach of tho peace charges. Ser gean. w. r. McCue made Inc arrest saturaay night at 6bS Main street on | compiqinl He was placed on pro- hation fot six months.
 William Soper pleaded guilty to parking his car in a restricted dis trict, He wa, fined s2
 Samuel Davis, drunk was taken in by Policeman F. o'Mara yesterday at the corner of Ella and Seymour streets. He paid s1'
 Gambling Case ,.pns Over.
 Mike Sulina, charged with keeping a gambling house at II ..rwin place, asked for a continuance Tntil next Monday morning. Judge F. }. Hun gerford told the court that these is a grave question of law and on th, ac- count plea was entered,
 John Pobela, George Brin, St ,e Potresh, and Stanley Pobrina will b charged with gaming at that time.
 Cassi Laskowski pleaded not guilty to assaulting Mrs. Frank McNamara. The woman had trouble in Mrs Uchinski's house at s5 Smalley street, Mrs. McNamara was scrubbing a floor for another woman. She asked Mrs. 1.askowski. who was present. to move her chair she said, and was knocked senseless.
 The complainant said they had never had trouble before nor had they had words before the alleged assault She denied having discussed children or attempting to strike Cassi with chair
 Policeman Michael Massey who made the arrest, said Cassi complain cd that Mrs. McNamara had q chair
 
 Husband Defends Wife.
 Stanley LaskoWski, husband of the accused came in and saw the women struggling. He knew nothing of how the trouble started.
 Mrs. Uchinski, in whose tenement the trouble took place. said the wom- en argued about an express wagon and Mrs. McNamara picked up a chair and tried to strike Mrs. Las kowski
 The accused said Mrs McNamara became enraged when her children were accused of taking a wagon and | struck at her with chair In self protection, she told the court, she knocked her assailant down.
 Judge Klett felt neither had been truthful with the court. He fined l the accused S5.
 Arthur Moires, drunk was fined S1o.
 Syble Pleads Guilty.
 Albert sybe pleaded guilty to drunkenness and injury to private property He smashed a show case in John Gober's store on Orange street last night after imbibing too freely, he court was told.
 Policeman James McCabe arrested James Malley last night on drunk enness charge. He was fined S10.
 Anthony kowalezk was arrested by Policeman Edward Peterson or charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was arrested at 3S Grove street Saturday night when he | refused to leave the house. A fine of 31o was imposed.
 Alex Bonezami, similarly charged, was arrested on the complaint of his wife who said she and her four chill dren had been put out of the house. He was placed on probation for six