New Britain herald., 1924-01-14

arrested at his home at 67 Sexton street Saturday for assaulting his wife He was warned. however to leave her alone and if she wants him to do a little work about the house
 he is to do it. He also admitted that he had been drinking.
 Real Life On Grove Street
 Stanley Trosky and Joseph Chane- wicz, charged with assaulting Steve Miesewski and with drunkenness, were each fined s10 for being drunk and s15 on the assault charge. The story of the arrest of these two men makes a better movie scenario than has been seen on the screen in long time.
 Policeman William Mccarthy was doing duty in the Grove street sec- ton of the city at about l:10 o'clock Sunday morning when he heard a racket in the rear of 67 Grove street. He rushed to the scene. ran into the house. passed through the kitchen into a bedroom where he found Stanley and Joseph with another man or top of Steve, whom they had knocked on the floor. He placed the three men under arrest when some one blew out the gas light and two men jumped out a window. The of- ficer blew his whistle and soon had Officers Doty and Cabelus to aid him.
 When there was again light on the scene the officer found two Of his men missing. He brought Steve and Joseph to the police station, however, and a short time after Policeman Col lins and Parker brought Stanley to headquarters. Officer Collins had found Stanley. crouched in corner against a stone wall on High street while doing his rounds Then ouse the alleged drunken brawl took place in is owned by Mrs. Mary Wisk, who has been in court on charges of violating tho liquor law. It was de- scribed to the judge as a rendezvous where Polish people gather on Sat urday nights to q ink moonshine.
 BlGod On Won,an's Apron
 stanley oziok was cha god with as- saulting his wife. Officer Collins testified that when he went to tne home last night at SIS o'clock he found Mrs. Oziol with blood all over her apron. He said that the woman told him she had been struck by her husband. who had been drinking. He was given a 30-day suspended jail sentence and place on probation for six months.
 Fined For Speeding
 Edward Avery, ago IS years. was Saturday by Policeman Will liam Strols for speeding on West Main street. The officer testified that he followed the youth from Cedar street to Grove Hill and he was s0 miles an hour. Avery 1 was fined s25 and costs of which SIS l and the costs was rcmitted. Marcus l F.. Woods of Kcnsington was given | the same penalty for reckless driving l on South Main street from Robert to | Mills street. He was also arrested by | Policeman Strols.
 John Walko was fined si0 and | costs for driving an automobile with improper brakes on Franklin street. i He was arrested at about 6:30 o'clock | sunday night by Policeman Doty after a truck which he had parked on the right side of the street had gone to ! the left side and crashed into fence.
 Tho case of William Whightman, with reckless driving. vas | nolled by Prosecutor Woods who stated that the man was driving for Il nurse when placed under arrest.
 Arrested For stealing Tree
 Judgment was suspended in the | ease of James Magrills, charged with < the theft or a tree valued at sio from Willow Brook Park. Clyde Filings worth. keeper of the park, testifed that he saw Magrilac ut down tree. Magrilla admitted that he had no right to cut down the tree. Judg- mont was suspended by Judge filling II who said that a person cannot steal . growing tree. This tree had not been removed from the park.