New Britain herald., 1925-07-06
10 CUSTOMERS IN
 POLICE COURT DOCK
Fourth ef July Clean.Up Staged
 by Men in Blue

That th. Independence Bsy week end was most royalty celebrated in | New Britain is rather in evident conclusion, judging from the num- ber Of oyersteppers who appeared , before Judge Benjamin ". Allng in police court this morning, The court room was crowded with pistols and cutlery huge keg, q milk can and number of samples of vari- colored whiskey gathered together as evidence 10 he used In the dis posal Of the various cases.
 The list of holiday disturbers gathered in for today's card totalled l6, of which number eight were taken into custody as result of their wild west manner Of celehra- ton, Three were just plain trunks, one was charged with driving under the influence of liquor. ono with reckless driving, one with gambling and two with breach Of the peace.
 George Renshaw. 40, of Shuttle Meadow road, was charged with driving under the influence of liquor on Grove street, July f. Patrolman Charles Anderson made the arrest and said this morning that Renshuw was very drunk when he took him from the seat of the small truck he vas endeavorins 10 drive. Renshaw. who Is the father of nine children and who was already on probation, declared that he parked his car. went into store Of Grove street, had four glasses Of sweet" cider, and then cana out and was just sit- ting in the csr when arrested, He admitted having gotten drunk on the Sweet" cider, but entered q plea of not guilty on the driving charge. His probation vas con tinued.
 Celebrate Fourth With Fight
 The Ereham family row which began after the fireworks display the night of the Fourth. was com rIetely aired in court this morning. Arthur Breham. A of 125 Hartford avenue, who was charged by his on her and the theft of cutlery from Landers, Frary X Clark. pleaded not guilty to the former and guilty 10 the latter charge.
 ham had broken open a trunk be- longing to 8 half-bro'her of her l1us- hand in order to get some letters she had written him out of it. Besides breaking open inc trunk she also smashed up manicure set Patrol man Hanford Dart was called when after the discovery of the broken trunk both husband and wife be came mixed in a fierce and noisy battle of words. When arrested, Mrs. Breham told the police of her husbands thefts from his place of employment covering 3 period of two or three months, She also said that since her marriage, Breham had several times blackened her eyes and had once broken her nose.
 Brehsfn was given 2 jail sentence of five days and his wife was placed on proba ton for three months.
 Ii Was a Glorious Fourth.
 Isaac Ahra hanson, 1s, alleged heavy artillerist, was fined s5 when identified by Patrolman Thomas J. Feeney as one of two youths who vas shooting the cover Of milk can 2 distance of 100 feet or more c71 North street about tl:45 the night Of the Fourth. Abrahanson denied the charges and brought 8 pair of witnesses into court in substantiation of his claim as an innocent victim,
 Others arrested for the violation of the city ordinance as regards the proper type of weapons 10 be used the Fourth were each fined s. They were: Thomas Karmena, 4H, of 2SS North street; Michael 0ndick, 17, of %5 West street; Joseph Dayick. 22, of 40 KinnAar avenue; David Bar doriar, IS, Of S6 Putnam street; John GrunWold, 19, of Ill Hart street: Raymond Hart, 21, of 7S Fremont street: and Arthur Wilson, l6, Of Terryvile.
 Morris Leveille. A, of 2 School street, arrested by Patrolman Will