New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
MOTHER OF F IS
 SENTENCED ID JAIL
Companion, Mother Of Three, Also Held for SropElting

Mrs. Marie Doison of Winter street, mother of 12 children, and Mrs. Anna Arbour of Hart street, mother of three children, were each fined S25 and costs and sentenced to jail for ten days when arraigned before Judge E. w. filling in police court this morn ing on charges of theft from the Fair Department Store, Davidson X LeVen- thal's, Woolworth's and RaphaeFs' Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods present. ed the states case.
 Sergeant Patrick McAvay testified that on Saturday night be received a complaint from the Fail Department Store and went to the store where he placed both women under arrest, When he arrived at the store, he said, he found two handbags which con tained wearing apparel while at the home of Mrs. Doison he found three pairs Of shoes and Rt the home or Mrs. Arbour several pairs Of stock ings. He saids that the women ad- mitted to him that they had stolen the articles. Representatives from the stores were in court today and identi- ned the articles stolen. The wearing apparel was valued at s2S and the shoes at sl4.
 Mrs. Doison said that she had a large family and couldn't afford to buy the small things which she had stolen. Mrs. Arbour pleaded that she was poor and asked that she be given another chance. Mrs. Doison is said to be 36 years of age and Mrs. Ar bour 32 years of age. The latter is a sister-in-law to Mrs. Doison.
 Confe~ScS to Burglartes Probable cause was found fin the case of Stanley Dobrnck, charged with the theft of goods valued at SIS from the II. W. Clark Biscuit Go. office and goods valued at slS4 from the store Of George satalino at SIS East street, and he was bound over to the March term Of the superior court at Hartford by Judge filling with bonds ! for release fixed at Si,5O0.
 1 Detective Sergeant William r. Me- ] Cue testified that Dobruck had con- i fcssed to the police that in addition 1 to entering the above places he had " fIItItu IDfIHgAl IigEs Wal w OAAtNN ! the United Wood & Coal office and the National Paper Goods Co. office He did not steal anything in the last tbrce places, the sergeants aid. Do' bruck was arrested by Policemen Thomas Feeney and Patrick O'Mara The entrance into the Clark Biscuit Co. office was effected on the nigh of November 27 while entrance wal gained into the East street store or December g.
 George Fraber, charged with drunk enness. breach Of the peace and re sisting Policeman Doherty. was flnec sl5 on the first count and judgmen was suspended on the last twt charges. The case of Martin Pac charged with drunkenness and mis conduct, was continued until Februarl lG.
 Wasi Weronaks. charged with as sauItinE Andrew Peters on Decembe s1, was fined SIC and costs and givei Ia gO-day suspended Jail sentence Peters testified that Nasi was con tinually annoying his wife and hal even made advances toward her.
 Stanley Buckowitz. charged witt drunkenness and breach of the peace . was fined s5 and costs on the frs charge and had judgment suspende on the last count lie was arreste Saturday night by supernumerary Po iiccman William NcMurray after hay ing chased the proprietor Of hi boarding house at go Franklin stree down Commercial street
 Refus,sl to Be DooTTnat
 "A man can't be a doormat and Ie another man throw him around' Joh tJ.awior told Judge filling when h was arraigned on q charge of as ssulting Ivan BergerOn, who in tur vas arfalgncd f0f assaulting Lawlol Each man vas fined 8 without cost They were arrested by Officer MalOn at about o'clock Saturday nigh iT.ayIor said that he vent to a restauT ant to get supper when Bergeron en tered and began 10 bother him. II said that he hauled of and struc him couple Of times" Bergero denied that he struck LawiOr.
 Joseph Raskaskas Of Is Beavt street. charged Hith breach Of th peace. had his case continued unt
 March l and he was placed on pro hstion. He was arrested on complain Of his wife who testified that be va drunk when he came home saturda and was going to strike her.
 The case Of vaieria Naperecz Of 2s Pennington avenue. charged vft