New Britain herald., 1924-07-26

Iner nelgnDOrn0On ana le1t un0er con
 ditions which were not of the mos lpleasant, had landlady who wa
 forced to order her to vacate. Sh
 made an unfounded complaint of al lleged unsanitary conditions to tn board of health some weeks after sh : moved and gave, instead of her ow
 name, that of the new tenant. Tn tenant objected since the health boar Hound no cause for complaint, and tn
 woman was invited to ''come aroun
 and talk it over" She appeared wit
 her lawyer, acknowledged that sh had made a mistake, said she wa
 sorry and wouldn't do it again, ant
 everybody was satisfied.
 A Myrtle street woman called a ithe prosecutors office with fire in he Icye. Her neighbor, she alleged, threw |garbage into her yard and not infre iGuently used vulgar language. The matter was reported to the police de. ipartment, a policeman interviewed the offending neighbor and she prom. ised to behave in the future. | Gall at my office Saturday morning
 lat 10 o'clock upon an important mat iter," ordered letter sent out by the prosecutor to a man in the cast end
 of the city. The man called. He was accused of beating his wife, The wife | also called. He denied striking her. 1 It was family squabble of the kind which requires two. They talked 1t , over and made up. According to fic- ton writers "They lived happily ever after" So far as police records go, they did, or they are.
 An obstreperous boarder lived on Allen street for two years His land lady said he was under the influence of liquor continually and made life in- toerable for herself and family. He twas ordered to appear at the office of the pfosecutor and failed to show up. "A policeman went around to talk to him. He moved.
 Because of ill treatment a woman, mother of several children, left her husband. She tried to support her family and found the task too diff cult The prosecutor and the proba- ,tion officer working together, inter- viewed the husband. He promised to support his family He broke his promise. He was put on probation and violated the probation. Now he lis under bond to take care of the fam fly.
 A Park street woman complained that her husband spends his money on booze and she and her two chil- dren do not get enough to eat. MT.
  the matter and the bootleggers lost another customer to the grocer, the butcher. the baker the milkman and the landlord.
 The Prosecutor Talks Plainly
 A woman was witness in a case tried in court. Later she was perse- cuted by friends of the people against whom she testified. The prosecutions stopped when the prosecutor laid down the law.
 Both the wife and the mother of one man complained that he had gone to beach where he stayed for three weeks. giving his family no informa- ton as to his whereabouts His wife was in delicate condition and the prosecutor told him he was without a sense of manhood and was lacking the fundamentals which go to make a real man. Tn order to avoid charge of non-support he promised to be good.
 4 Park street man who gets mixed up with the law and his neigbbors occasionally was reprimanded for calf ing neighhor and his wife vile arrested.
 NIT. --- is out of luck He has grown family and is not needed | st home. He Is inssneIy jealous ac- ,ording to the records and suspects his wife of unheard of and impossible | 'hings. He peeks into her windows | rom outside at night. says she makes iates with men in the backyard. searches the grounds 1-ith a lantern. magines strange noises in the house,