New Britain herald., 1924-07-14
REGRETS HE CANNOT
 JAIL FREQUENTERS
Judge filling Imposes Maximum
 Fine Of $50 on Three

II lhs usual Monday mofnlng Eflsl
 kept police court going until n
 o'clock this mOrnlng eliminating
 with the sentencing of one man to the
 state farm, lining three as freauenters
 of place where lt Is alleged liquor Is
 sold, the attempt ta straighien the
 troubles Of one family and a number | of other eases, two Of which have
 been continued for further action,
 Henry Woods wss charged with bee | ing vagraht with lettering about | the streets and having no visible means Of support, Saturday night he | entered the police station where
 he told Sergeant Ellnger the snakes
 were chasing him and he wanted pro- | lection, He said he wanted 10 go to Syms street teounty jaiD where he
 would be safe. Judge filling sentenced him 10 the state farm,
 Sebastano D'Orio was lined ssb on
 charge Of reckless driving and judg-
 ment was suspended on charge of
 driving past standing trolley car.
 Several witnesses testified that he was
 "entting In" all tho way along South
 Main street and driving at a high rate
 of speed. Potrolmsn William Doherty
 chased him in a car owned by Lieut..
 Samuel Bamforth, who is acting chief this week. and placed him under ar rest.
 Gustave Saladin, who is alleged to have punched his wife on the nose, was warned that he was in danger of severe punishment If he appears in court again. He was let go under slspended sentence as was his friend, E. J. Campbell. who was charged with interfering with Detective Patrick o'Mara, during the .arreh.
 Henry Neumann Of e5 Fairview street, an ex-service man, says he sud denly went crazy Saturday night. He smashed two doors and two windows In his home and tore the shirt of a neighbours boy. Much excitement re- suited and somebody called the police. | Detective Patrick O'Mara found Mrs. | Neumann had fled to neighbours | home for safety. She had no charge to press against her husband. He told | the court he has not been well since he returned from the army and did not know why he lost his head. He fined sb and judgement was suspend ed.
 Question Night Parking Ban
 David Ruschkow was charged with violation of the new ordinance against parking his car on the street all night He was represented by Attorney Har- ry Ginsberg. His case was continued until tomorrow morning.
 Joseph Sheppard of 4a2 West street an insurance salesman and former steward at the New Britain club, was charged with breach of the peace. was made by Mrs. Shep- pard who claims he was drunk, and abused her verbally by using bad language and making threats. He was arrested by Detective O'Msra on the 0 fthe wife. The detective said he found no evidence that Mir. Sheppard has been drinking.
 Mr. Sheppard testified that his wife has fits of jealousy and that she gets put of bed at night to accuse him of paying attention to other women. He said she was responsible for his losing his position at the New Britain club because she telephoned the club off, cials and made false charges against him. The trouble he said has been going on for eight years and he asked .he court ts stipulate an allowance 7 which he should settle upon his wife and family, stating that 1t was impos- sible to live with her any longer. The sheppards have five children, the oldest eight years and the youngest 4 months. One night he said his wife got out of bed and poured hot water on him.
 Judge filling turned the case over @ Probation Officers E. c. Connolly, who after an investigation made ar for Mir Sheppard to give his wife an allowance and to support he children.
 The liquor case following the raid 1t 122 Lafayette street last month came up for a further hearing this morning. BonislaW koytiwski, the aI- eged proprietor was held for fur her hearing tomorrow under S1000 : pail, while Joseph Wasick was held or hearing next week under $500 , pail. .