New Britain herald., 1922-11-08
WIFE BEATER SENT
 AWAY FOR B DAYS
Judge Warns Mrs. Muter to Have
 Case Ready for Trial

Joseph Catallo of 33 Orange stree was sentenced to 30 days in jail b, Judge B. r. Hungerford in the police court this morning. He was arrested last evening on Myrtle street by De. tect!ve Sergeant McCue charged witt assaulting his wife at the Catalle home at noon.
 Mrs. catallo appeared in court thi. morning with badly d!sco!ored !efi eye. She was also suffering from bruises about the body as a result 0! the beating. Two small children were Tn the courtroom with their mother.
 When called to the stand Mrs Catallo testified that when she gol home from work yesterday noon she found her husband in bed. She asked him why he was not working and then she said that he told her the tive children belonged to her and She should work to support them. When she told him to 90 to work Mrs Catallo said that her husband strucl; her giving her the black eye and other.-body bruises.
 Jennie Catallo, an eight year old child. testified that she saw her father strike her mother. Mrs. Salva- tore velant!ne also testified that she heard the screams and when she rushed into the house she found Mrs Catal!o with the d!scolored eye
 Dr. Clifford w. Faulkner stated that Miss Cora Beale turned the case over to him and following an examination he found that she has a serious in- jury around the eye, two bruises on the left arm, one on the left hand end has abrasion about the neck.
 Sam Hook was arrested yesterday by Policeman James skelly for being drunk. He was fined $1o and costs by the court James Cafferty was ar rested near the railroad crossing on Main street yesterday by Officer Thomas Storey on a charge of drunk enness. He was fined $1o and costs. George Yokomski was arrested on Franklin street yesterday fof being drunk and was fined $5 and costs by Judge Hungerford.
 Alexander Perkup was arrested hy Sergeant George Kelley on Lafayette street yesterday on a charge ot drunkenness. He was fined s5.
 The continued case of Roger Smith, charged with assaulting his wife, was heard. The accused was discharged and the wife told that the next time sine has trouble with her husband she Is not to bother the police.
 As the accused and the defense testified the whole trouble started over o kro vI.t tcl. F., sesscd and the wife wanted. The bus. band would not give 1t to her and when he refused to do so she started 10 take it out of his pocket. In doing so she stumbled, broke l pane of glass and cut herself.
 Muter Case Continued
 The case of Marion Rns7 who stcted that her right name was Marion Ike, aulez, was continued until to- FICTION morning on the request of Pi osecutor Joseph Woods. Tnc case against Mrs. Helen Muter, Clyde Smith and Domonic socolly was also continued until tomorrow morning and Judge Hungerford warned Mrs. Muter that she must have her coun- scl by that time az the case would not be continued again.
 William Ducy. char ged with drunk erness and breach of the peace, was fined $5 on each count. Ducy was arrested following lracas at his sis tc, s home at 121 Park street Joster- day when he assaulted Mrs. Mary Kt gan, one of the tenants.
 Ducy testified that his health has