New Britain herald., 1924-07-07
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RelatiVes.in.LaW Air Grievances
 in Police Court

Stanley Brngis Of ia Laurel street finds it necessary 10 lock his wife in ths house t0 prevent her from e0mz ing in contact and becoming friendly with drunken people, according 10 the story he leld Judge Reniamin w, AL ling in police court this morning when he was aFraignsd on charge of assauliing his sister'in-law on the street Saturday afternoon, In answer ta s question hy Judge filling as to whether there wasn't anybody ih the neighharhnod that was not drunk, Brogis answered in The nsga- tive, saying that people living about him are drunk an the time.
 lie had his wife securely locked in the house saturday afternoon when he left for his tailor shop, but when he returned, he learned thatsfhef sis. ter had come to the h0ffse and let his wife ont. This made him angry. he said, so he went out on his bicycle looking for the sister-in-law, and when he found her, he proceeded 10 administer n beating to her.
 Judge Alling asked him what he thought would happen to his wife if a fire should break ont in tho house while she was locked in, hut Rrogls insisted that if such an occasion arose she could get out by climbing out a window. The ease was continued un- tii August for disposition and Bro gis was put in care of Probation offi- cer Edward C. Connolly.
 Fathcr-in-Law Was Generous
 Peter Brown Of ss John street told the court that he went to the home of his father-in-law to visit his wife and children, who have been staying there for few days. and, In an effort to he sociahle, he accepted a drink everytime one was offered to him. with the result that he soon found himself in drunken condition and his father-in-law ordering him out of the house. He said that he would go. but according to the story told the court, his feet weren't as willing as his tongue, for he remained until the father-in-law attempted to hurry him out Peter objected to being rushed go he put up an argument that result ed in his arrest and arraignment be- fore the court on a charge Of drunk enness and breach of the peace.
 Judge Alling continued the case un- i'll August to give Peter an oppor- tunity to learn how to refuse a drink when he finds he has had enough.
 Edward Takes Expensive Ride
 Edward Conzonotti who was ar raigned Tn court Friday morning on a charge of operating motor vehicle while his right to operate was sus- was remitted. when his case was talk en up this morning. Canzonetti told the court Friday that he had not re- ceived any notice from the commits sioner of motor vehiclyes to the ef- feet that his right to operate had been revoked, but an employe of the commissioners office testified this morning. contradicting Canzonetti's testim ony.
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 Antoni Stankiewicz was found guilty on charge of reckless driving and fined s25, of which s1O and the costs were remitted. Francis Kos, arraign- cd on the same charge, was dis charged. Both men were arrested following an accident at West Main and Cedar streets Saturday by Motor- cycle Policeman William S. Strolls.
 klos told the court that he was driving from Cedar street into West Main street and that Stankewicz, who was driving along West Main street, attempted to heat him past the inter section instead of granting him the right of way 10 which he was entitled.
 Drove Past Standing Trolley
 Dr. Saul Raymond Reckwith of 1S1 Bassett street, charged with passing a trolley car on Stanley street which was stopped to discharge passengers, had judgment suspended in his case. He was arrested by Motorcycle Police man William P. Hayes, who told the court that he had arrested the de- fendant on complaint of motorman Of trolley, who said that Reckwith had driven past the trolley while it was stopped on Stanley street near Sefton drive.
 Witness Missing In Liquor Case
 Joseph Bogdanslli of 1S1 Broad street, arrested on June 24, charged with violating the iquor law, had Judgment suspended when it came LID this morning for disposition. The case was continued until today to give the police an opportunity to get a wit ness who is alleged to have purchased liquor from Bogdanski. The police were unable 10 find the witness as he had left the city. Judge Alling told Chief William c. Hart to pick up the witness if he should happn to return to the city as it was possible that