New Britain herald., 1924-03-24

there. He sent them away and told them to stay away. and was promised by them that he wouldn't find them around there again. When Feeney returned in the afternoon. however, the men were back again. and he placed them under arrest.
 Held For Wife Beating
 Peter Kolchechek of 73 Grove street. charged with breach of the peace by assauIting his wife, had his case continued until April 26, and he vas placed in care of Probation Offi- cer Edward c. Connolly. Kolcheehek was arrested Saturday night by Pa trolman Peter Cabelus after he re- ceived complaint from the Inan's wife who told the policeman that : husband had beaten her. She sh,s ed the marks on her arm from the assault.
 kolchechek pleaded guilty and told the court that he d:d not have any thing to say, but Judge Alling called him to the stand, saying that the court had something to say to him. The defendant has not worked in three months, telling his wife that he couldn't get job. During that time the wife has been working and sup porting him. The court told him that lie was going to go to work and let the liquor alone or go to jail.
 Promises To Leave Town
 Frederick Hickey pleaded guilty to a charge of breach of the peace and was fined s7. payment of which was suspended on condition that he leave town immediately. He was arrested last night by Patrolman Frank Par ker at the corner of Commercial and Main street after he had called the patrolman several vulgar names.
 He told the court he did not know that Parker was a policeman as he was in civilian clothes, but he was in- formed that he did not have the right to call anybody by the names he ad- dressed to the policeman. He asked for chance, saying that if the court would let him go, he would leave the city right away.
 Had No Drivers License
 John Ferago was fined sl0 without costs on charge of operating a mo- torcycle without a license. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by Police man Thomas J. Fecncy who found him driving up and down Wilcox street, going from one side Of the road to the other. Ferago told the court that he had fixed the machine and was trying it out with the intention ,.S, t. .ol- f-. a license this week
 Broke Store Window
 Charles Gavin went into the store of Charles Dadiek at 500 Stanley street Saturday for few matches and after he received the matches he slammed the door with such violence that he smashed the pane of glass in the top of the door. The proprietor asked him 10 pay for the glass and when told by Gavin that he didn't have the money, Dsdjek called the police. Policeman William Hayes ar rested the man on charges of drunk enness and iniuring private property.
 Judge filling said that he was sstis- fed that the man did not Intentionally break the window and sentenced him 10 the state farm, sentence suspended providing that he does as the proba- ton officer tells him. Gavin has a had cut on his leg and Probation of- ficer Connolly told the court that if would have to be treated as the hos pital before the man could go 10 work.
 Wife Hns Black Eye
 David Peterson of loS Smalley street, charged with assaulting his wife, had his case continued until to- MOTION morning at tho request of Atty. Michael 4. Sexton who appear cd for him. peterson's wife was called mp to the bench 10 exhibit n badly blackened and swollen eye io Inc court Co be used as evidence when the case is called for trial.
 Reckless Driver Fined S25
 Paul Spsgna was fined s25 on a charge of reckless driving after he en- tered a plea Of nolo contendre. Spag- no was arrested last night after ma chine he was driving along Stanley street at about 30 miles an hour ran into another machine that was parked by the side of the road. Spagna's then swung over 10 the left hand side of the road where it col- ided with a tree.
 Drove Under Influence
 John 4. Coyle, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor,