New Britain herald., 1923-09-19
BILL COLLEC7ORS IN
 COURT FOR ASSAULT
Benjamin and Norris FsldmaH
 Fined ss5 Following Disturbance

Benjamin and Aarris fsldman 0l
 ksg Haven leaned in police court hi,
 merHing that they have no right is
 enter s persons home and assault lhs
 occupants in an eff0rt to collect
 mansy due Them when Judge Mil-
 liam [, Huagerferd fined each al
 them s2a and costs on breach Of
 peace charges preferred against them
 by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph dasda Of
 iss Kelsey street, Attorney M, n,
 kaHe represented the accused men
 and Prosecutor Joseph q. Woods pre-
 kehied the states case.
 The fsldman brothers were arrest
 ed yesterday afternoon by Policeman
 Msehan on complaint received al
 headquarters, In court today Mrs
 0asds testified that they came 10 her
 home after she had returned from
 work ai o'clock. 10 see her husband In reference ta money due them on a blanket She said that her husband
 had purchased blanket from them by paying so cents hul had decided that he did not want the blanket and was 10 return Il 10 them fl they would give him the 50 cents he had previously paid for it. She said that the men would not accept the blanket because Il was soiled and demanded the money. Following this argument Morris feldman struck her husband. she said. and Benjamin assaulted her by beating her on the left arm and tearing her waist.
 Gasda was called to the stand and rarFaharafad Iha afa A ada hu his wife. Benjamin Feidman exhib- tied broken finger when in court and Gasda in explaining how he received it said He started to push my wife through door and in so doing re- ceived a broken finger because my wife resisted" An appeal was taken with bonds fixed at sfoo each.
 Stanley Street Accident Aired
 Angelo Biondi was fined s35 on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested Sunday following an accident on Staney street near the new Nor mai school when his machine struck | an automobile driven by H. H. Kellar of Massachusetts, who is visiting | relatives on Greenwood street.
 Mir. kellar testified that he and other members of the family were travelling south on the highway when suddenly another car darted out of the line traveling north and collided with his machine which was pushed to the side of the road and over turned. Charles Pinto Of Hartford testified that Biondi collided with the kellar car.
 Boys Had No Licenses
 Paul Kleist and Herbert Nelson, two IS year old youths. were arrested last night at about S:30 o'clock by Po- iceman Thomas Feeney for driving m automo obile without a license. In { court today both admitted that they lid not have licenses to operate au- omobiles. Policeman Feeney said hat he arrested the two boys on Black Rock avenue after he had ,een each of them take turns in driv- g ng an automobile. Judge Hunger ord warned them not to drive again a intil they had secured licenses and T ined each $5 and costs.
 Boy Stayed Away From Home John Plewa, 16 year old youth ar d ested on Harrison street last night t v Policeman Feeney on breach of e eace charge, was placed on proba- t lon for a period of six months. 'oliceman Feeney said that he first nv Plewa at about 12 o'clock as he anne out from yard on Black Rock it venue The boy, he said, proceeded sl own Black Rock avenue to Harrison A treet, where he entered the yard of e r. M. A. Kinsella. M The policeman said he took the boy r, , his home where he learned that l, e has not worked for two months b. nd has slept away from for several h. eeks. H Christmas Island has 2,000 inhabit-