New Britain herald., 1924-07-26

,tc. Wife and grown children said all they wanted was to get rid of him He was ordered to psqk his worldly belongings and fade away. He left and all is happy.
 One man threatened another's life Now he's sorry. He apologized and will be arrested if he does it again.
 Strange as 1t seems women will fight. A woman said her next door neighbor woman called her name, unfit to print" If she does 1t again there will be an arrest.
 We'll, It's Leap Year Isn't It: With one eye full of tears and the other discolored and temporarily out of commission, a citizen who wants to be peaceful called at the office of the prosecutor and said former sweet heart who wants him to marry her had used cave man Cor woman) stuff and had beaten him up on a street car. He says she broke the original engagement and now he is holding out for friendly relations only. The mat ter was referred to Father Time and Dan Cupid for consultation.
 
 gardens in this city said a neighbor left his COW cross the line and it ate her produce. The COW must stay in its own backyard henceforth.
 There is no trespass law against pigeons. They are difficult to control, according to the statutes, so when a man threw stones at his neighbor be- cause the latter's pigeons annoyed him he was informed that he had no right to take the law or the stones into his own hands. He was informed further that the pigeon law is 'all up in the air under blue sky restrictions only"
 Another woman said her husband remained out nights and that his re- lations with other women were suspi- cous. Also that he found fault with his meals and beat his wife and smashed the dishes. He faced the prosecutor, acknowledged his guilt and was told to try to be good man ie he could, henceforth, on penalty of severe punishment if he failed.
 One woman does not look after her children or her chickens, being away from home most of the time. Both children and chickens annoy the neighbors. She was told that there are day nurseries for children and chickens make good pie. Also that there are iails for disorderly citizens. A fence between the properties now keeps peace in the neighborhood,
 A woman was followed from Italy by an admirer who made insulting re- Ia ho i,I and family and does not like to be an- noyed. The man was notified to stay away and if he returns he will find a policeman looking for him.
 A man boards with his wife. paying her s10 week for board and room. She refuse dto give him lunch. He complained and now he eats regularly.
 Under the Bed.
 Sergeant Ellinger and Pstrolman McGrath of the police department | were called into case when Grove l street man complained that woman 1 had entered his room and stole s | pillow, blanket, clock, coat, vest and | suit case. He went to the woman's room and found most of his goods 2 In 1O0h lHtli bdths iurD h5 hpit- fled the prosecuting attorney. The policemen went in through a win low and found the missing suitcase rnder the woman's bed. She was warned that if this happens again she will he punished.
 Another woman told the prosecutor hat ever since prohibition became ar her neighbor spent his time mak- ne and selling hooch. and that trucks brought liquor to her home late st light. She said that In revenge for ! ,einr raided by the police the al- f eeed bootleseer Firdlsd IS of her t ipple trees. According to her story II he vas picking tomatoes in her ard when she say the man do dam I Ee in the orchard. Later. when ac- Is used. the man asked. Why didn't Ie Iss sheot me if you saw me in the Ia