New Britain herald., 1925-06-20
SENSATION SPRUNG IN POLICE COURT
Patrolman Parker Target Of
 Critics of His Conduct

After a trial into which incidents dating back several months were in- troduced 10 show that feud has been in existence between Max Honcyman of 59 Willow street and Patrolman Frank Parker. Honey man was discharged by Judge Will liam C. Hungerford in police court when he was arraigned on a charge of breach of the peace. Honeyman was arrested Monday night by Pa trolman Parker after he is alleged 10 have insuIted the policeman.
 Honeyman denied the charge and Judge George w. Klctt, counsel for the defense. called seevral members of the police department in an effort 10 substantiate a claim that Parker has been bounding Honeyman for some time.
 Patrolman Thomas C. Dolan tcs- tified that Parker had told him last week that if Honeyman made a complaint 10 the board of police commissioners against him he would beat him up. The statement is all legged 10 have been made during an argument between the two police men in which Dolan is said to have told Parker 10 Hay off" Honeyman.
 The defense also claimed that on Sunday night Parker had insulted hn !, n '. W. C. A.. and who was sitting in a machine with Honeyman on Hun- gorford Court when the patrolman had an argument with the defend ant about parking in front Of a driveway. Parker is alleged 10 have told the woman that she had better get a new rooming house and new job or he would see that she was fired. The girl was called 10 the stand to testify about the incident.
 On cross examination by Assist ant Prosecutor William NJ. Green stein, the girl said that she has had trouble with Parker before. Cues toned about it, she said that the patrolman had arrested her about two months ago when he encounter cd her with another girl and two men in q machine in Hungerford court. She said that she was re- leased without arraignment in court on that occasion.
 In discharging Honeyman, Judge Hungerford warned that the feud should be ended. Judge KIett told the court that he thought it was a deplorable condition when police man will act towards a citizen as Parker Is alleged to have acted to- wards Honoyman. and that he felt action should he taken by the board of police commissioners.
 The case of Benjamin Sanders Of 55l Main street, held on a charge of mansls ughter in connection with the fatal auto accident in the Ma han Hale schoolyard last week in which fye-yesr-old Isadore Martin was killed, was continued until next Thursday for hearing, Assistant Prosecutor Grcenstein telling the court that an agreement 10 this ef. feet had been made with Attorney Alfred LeWitt, counsel for the de. | fondant.
 James DeSena, Andrew Nappi ana Frank Psnarella were given an. other week 10 have a plate glas, 1indow they broke in store al Park and Maple streets replaced. the case against them being continued unti next Saturday. John Juchniewicz and William Sokolski, charged with breach o the peace, had their cases contin, ] ued until Wednesday for trial. The two were arrested yesterday by De, ;cctiNn Sergaants George (. Ellingcl and William r. McCue after the! are a6oged 10 have intcrfcred witt Q girl who is OH probation.
 { Warning him that in the future h, was 10 kecp out Of Walnut Hill parl with his truck, Judge Hungerforc suspended judgment in the case O Gsadore Trigoiicki. arrested for driv ing through the park yesterday after noon by Supcrnumcrary CharleI McGrath
 , John Wolek of 2o Willow street ! charged with breach Of the peace and assaulting his wife at the hom' ] last night, v.s found gulltv ant