New Britain herald., 1924-03-03

made practice or nlttinS ms WIG He said mo, only once in while when she talks back to me-" The trouble Saturday was caused by Cianci's criti- cizng his son for staying out too late at night, and the mother defending him. Cianci said that the children be- came excited and ran for the police when he struck his wife.
 Judge Alling asked him if he could stop hitting his wife and he said, You bet, judge, never again. He was fined si0 and execution Of the sen tenco was suspended.
 Raid Webster street House
 Lena Jackson, colored, of 9 Web- ster street, drew two sentences of 30 days each when she was arraigned in court on charges Of keping house Of in fame and misconduct. Carl John son was fined s5 on charge of mis- conduct with the woman and r. John son. P. Johnson. Ole Caton and Alberto Istine were found guilty of frequenting a house Of i'll fame and fined s5 each. The Jackson woman and Carl Joson pleaded guilty, the others entering pleas of not guilty.
 The house was raided Saturday night by Detective Sergeant William P. McCue, assisted by Sergt. George c. Ellinger and Policemen Thomas J. Fconcy, William $. Strolls and William P. Hayes. The door was locked when the police tried to enter but was quickly opened by Oscar Carlson. The men charged with frequenting were found sitting in the kitchen and the woman and Carl Johnson were in an- other room. The frcquenters gave the police various excuses for their pres cnce saying that they had been only in there for a few minutes. The po- lice had watched the house for about 10 minutes before they entered and saw three men come out.
 Sergt. William P. McCue told the court that the woman admitted the charge.
 Fought over st Bill
 Edward Roso of 495 Main street was fined s10 for breach of the peace as result of a row on Main street about o'clock Sunday morning over sl that he claimed William Jones of = kroll Of 1 Short street and Thomas Kane Of 42 Olive stret were also ar raigncd for breach Of the peace and judgment was suspended in their cases.
 The argument is alleged to have started at q Main street lunch room when the men were eating and con .tinued until they reached thc corner of Lee and Main streets where fists began to fly and a large plate glass window in q drug store was broken.
 Roso claimed that Jones owed him si aud hc asked him for it. Jones say ing that he didn't owe him any money. soso was persistent. Al the corner Of East Main and Main strcts Roso grab rd Jones and said h" was going 10 get the x1 then. The other defendants came along and told Roso Co leave Jones alone. which hr did. hut con ,iuurtl tu follow thr three as they went along. They stopped at thn cornrr oi Ice street where scuntc followed during whfrn itnso's shoulder went through the window.
 Judge Alllae gave all th" dct'ndaHts warming not ty camr hack again ot tHry uiII bc d"alt with morc severely as h,. bad ny sympathy with inc young ni"n about fHr city H1o lounEed around lunrhroomz until aud 2 o'cigck ln the morning.
 Fought Nili Policemen
 t,tpH tsaron or ibS I'ieasaHt street inse sesi,-d g. in Hqtor SturIay niEh' and after Ir had it Hnished. hc prot"d 70, t,a q I,4d mau to l1ndi'.. i'atr"linan Patrick M,+ansu arr. st'4i th" man in r,oni pf sII Main strtt ufi'r h' Hu- .irad fl aiautimrce th"r. and luUua t;arpu Wis!aiuE his fists in tii" mir and r.ttiuu uroHnd wfh orly InIir of f,aufs and an uuderslJirt on
 Earun rvi8.utit diJHt like tnc id'ra gf bring placed under arrest for h'. puf 1p 4 nghf uiiu M,"hau and after tl,.. uairo.Iuaa bad succ-"si"d in s"i- ling th, haHIru1 au bis HIi Hrisi. t;ar4u got hold o3 Ne hsu's wrist H 3tr ,,ts teeth aud Jidnt .t E0 tariil ] a- ,roIfa4u y.-e arfite8 rn inc srrn-. i'o- ttolrosu ...s. had to iakt tit" niau ity fine fbrgst and iay 1im out on H. sidewalk Iasfor.. he would oF n his mouth and rslesse MeeIiau's wrist. Tbs. 1.plics 90id f'.s csIrt iiai ihty finally sgrcct.lrB in go'tlag Ii'n e" tlt'' station. fiat affrn 5sr arsrted. they had 5uet ae diHieIr a t5up 2tiine ths HandeuTs Ol as tney had putting tl1ein