New Britain herald., 1924-06-02

cutor Joseph c. Woods bad three ad. ditional counts to place against him i Hoffman was arrested early last week
 after d complaint had been made to
 the police by Rio Scspiofl that Hoff-
 man had obtained S5.50 from him,
 the money having been given for an accident insurance policy that was never delivered. The story of Hoff- mans arrest in the Herald brought to light two other men. John DobfflCk and Antonio Lopez. who told the po- lice that they had also paid Hoffman for insurance that was never de- lirered. The other charge lodged against Hoffman was enga ging in the insurance business without first ob- taning q state license.
 .Ntty. Michael A. Sexton appeared fer the defendant and pleaded not gait to all the charges The case vas continued until next Monday.
 Had No Drivers License
 John kayeshd. r, Of IS Derby street was fined s1O when he pleaded guilty to charge Of operating a mo- tor vehicle without an operators li- c"nse. He was arrested yesterday morning by Policeman Feeney, who told the court that he chased kaycski when he saw him driving a machine, finally catching him as he was run ming into the house, after parking the machine outside. The defendant never had license.
 Caused Restaurant Disturbance
 The cases of Henry Doan of 1310 Stanley street was reopened this morning after Judge Hungerford or dercd erasure of the forfeiture of his bond. which was called Saturday when polan failed to appear 10 answer charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was fined SO and costs
 Dolan was arrested in Main street lunchroom by Policeman Lin- coin May after a complaint had been made about the language Dolan was using. May testified that when he entered the lunchroom, he found Dolan drunk, and using vile language.
 Face Badly Cut
 Fred Bradley of 9S Commercial street, whose face was so badly cut that one would think he had tried to stop an express train with it, had judgment suspended when he was arr on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace, His wife testified that he came home carly this morning, helpessly drunk, and his face was covered with blood. She called a doctor, according to her story, and he recommended that she turn her husband over to the police l 50 that they could look after him. She said that he had'not created any disturbance at all, for he was too help | ess 10 do anything.
 Too Many Relatives
 Judgment was suspended in the ,Gsc Of George Weaver of s6s Far jew street who was al raiened before | ha court on charges of breach nf | hc peace and assault. Judge Hun ! seriord suspended Judgment when he , yas told by the defendant and his vie that they were planning to moe. |
 "'roo much mother.in-law and sis. er-in-law is the cause Of our treuL,e" vas the statement of Weaver on the witness stand. He was arrested S3;- lrGay afternoon after a complart tad been made to the police that he yas creating . disturbance at hig lome.
 He told the court that he went | lome Saturday noon expecting to find . ifs lunch ready. only to find that his [ wife was downstairs with her mother nd sister, and had not even started J cook the food for lunch. He went ownstairs for her. and her mother nl sister wouldn't lei her so Up to et his lunch, and she didn't seeh \ ter-anSious to go upstairs herself. le told the court that he became He'd when this situation presented it- ali and he made mp his mind that If is wife wasn't going to use the coal in1 gas ranges. he would break them p. and when inc police arrived, they iGnd that he had done it in an effi- cnt manner. His wife expressed . willingness to lovc to some other place when she ,siificd this morning. and Weaver I'd that was what he has wanted her ] , do for some time. but she has al- avs refused to consider if.
 Threw Iron and Dishes. Felix Mciluk and Alex kurnuk paid [ , and costs as result Of jam they ( ld al 42s Myrtle street Friday Of :