The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-05
Police Court
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Four arrests were made by railroad police yesterday for trespasstng on railroad property. All of the men Boardman in the City Court. dis charging all four with a warning to keep off the railroad property in the future. Those arrested were Frank Mack of Stratford; Joseph Chaco of 364 Willard street, John Kraoski of 56 Gilmore street, and John Bascik of ITO Willard street.
 John Fitzpatrick of 220 Warren street who was arrested yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and disturb ing the peace was fined $25 in the City Court this morning.
 John Farrell of 599 Broad street who was taken into custody some time laws after pint of whiskey had been found in a room adjacent to the West wood Athletic club on Main street of which Farrell is alleged to be the steward was discharged in the City Court due to lack Of evidence.
 A continuation until April 12 was granted in the case of Leonard Piroz- raigned in the City Court this morn ing upon a charge of violating the state liquor laws.
 It cost Carl Flor1s of New Haven s15 more than he thought it would when he started from New Haven yesterday for Bridgeport in his car. Soon after his arrival here he was picked up by a member tof the traffic squad for reckless driving on Boston avenue. and when arraigned before Judge Boardman he was fined S15.
 Frank Long of 75 Alice street re- ported to the police today that while driving a touring car owned by the city yesterday afternoon his car skid ded at the intersection of Howard avenue and State street, stopping only after it had collided with a white way pole The pole vas broken off at the base and the car was badly dam aged. No arrest were made
 Charged with assault on his wife and ten year old son Micael San borcke of II Summer st. was arra1gn- ed in the city court this morning and his case continued until tomorrow for further investigation. Sanborcke is alleged to have beaten his wife yeS- terday with a stout stick, and then to have taken his son to the basement of his home and administer sound thrashing. The screams of the boy a. reused the neighborhood and the po- lice were called. Sanbrocke refuser to give any reason for his display of ten- peranent.
 After being treated at the emer- gency hospital both the wife and son were removed to their home where they were reported as resting com fortably today.
 No record of the arrest of Eugene Diaset Or of the burglar who was picked up in New York yesterday charged with being implicated in the robbery at the home of R. Shattuck on Washington Square when the own CT of the home and his servant were locked in a vault and the house rif1ed could be found in the police annals today. A story which appeared in 8 local paper to the effect that the &C., cused man had been picked up in this city last December on a charge of stealing an automobile was denied at Police Headquarters this morning A record both of the arrests and dis positions of all cases are kept at Po- lice Headuarters and DiaSets' name did not appear on either record. It is believed that a mistake had been made by the New York police.
 Over 100 jitney drivers are expect ed to attend Captain Walkers school of instruction for motor drivers which is to be held in the City court room this evening. This is the sixth of a series of lectures which have been given under the direction of Cap- tain Walker, who is in charge of the the local traffic department. Safety first measures will be discussed along with other matters of importance to autom obi1e drivers.
 As a further precaution against ac- cidents the members of the traffic department will today start a cam eaign against faulty breaks. Drivers of cars will be warned if their breaks are found unsafe and if they fail to heed the warning they will be haled into court.