New Britain herald., 1925-12-14

her, according to Mrs, Kos2orck.
 kosZorek told the judge that he had some money saved and was go. ing to begin work OH q farm tomor. row and he promised 10 refrain rom assault and wine,
 WrcCks Two Homes
 Demon rum was responsible for two apartments being wrecked last night. according 10 Stanley SltayicN. liz Austin street. who was fined $lU and put on probation after he pleaded guilty 10 breach of peace and injury 10 private property
 Sergeant Patrick O'Mara was call cd 10 the SuaHcN home last night lat 10 o'clock. He found the sita- ylcki home Il wreck and also tho Mcharl apartment on the second floor in the same condition. Nichaols claims thut SlayicN came home early last evening show. ing the effects of drinking, and he sat with him, and left thinking ho had gone 10 bod. SitavicM's wife went into the Mcha"ls apartment 10 sec Mrs. Michurls, thinking her hus. l hand was in bed. Sweetness and l light prevailed when suddenly Il crash was heard below.
 Micnacls said he ran downstairs and found the Si'aylCki apartment s'rown wi.h wrecked chairs, tables, ! pictures and broken windows. Sita- yiQki hit the light downstairs and it went out.
 Michacls said he remained down. stairs but SitavicM ran up 10 his apartment, wrecked his place. and then camo and threw chair down. stairs a. him.
 Sitayich stated that he smashed m tho two apartments because his wife went up stairs. His wife claims that h. threw a stove litter at hcr before she went up, and that l he is drunk frequently. She said ! that he took a butcher knife and { throatcnod 10 kill her last night.
 When asked what was the matter with her husband Mrs. Sitavicki re- piled that it was, "Too much wine, drunk and crazy"
 Said It With Flowers
 August Scry 60 Chestnut street was arraigucd on a charge of breach of peace, and his ease was con- ,inued until January 3o, His wife alleges that he swore at her Satur- day night and threw a flower pot at her. The husband denied throw ing the flower pot, but admitted ! being drunk. Officer Skirkowski arrested the man at l o'clock Sun day morning.
 Charged with breach of peace, Raffaclo PatcnZa, % Locust street appeared in court and his case was continued until December 2S. Pa tcnza was charged by his wife with ] creating a disturbance at her home yesterday morning. Patenza and his wife are separated.
 strikes Wife and Son
 After pleading not guilty to a charge of breach of peace, Albert | Schultz gil East street had his case continued until December %1. | Schultz is alleged 10 have assaulted his wife and 1T-ycar- old boy Will liam.
 Mrs. Schultz said that on Satur- day her husband struck her on the face, and also struck her son with a lamp on the head. She says he became enragcd because she spent money when she went to Hartford to look for q job for herself and the hoy.
 William claims that his father chased him Saturday morning with 1 a knife, and that his smaller brother reported the incident at police head quarters. Officer Anderson answered . the call.
 Police Have Long Memory
 After 2 search of several months Stove >nkolayczk, 525 Pennington avenue, was arrested yesterday morning by Detective Scrgcants Will , liam P. NcCuc and George Elingcr together with Sergeant Patrick J. OMara. N1ikOlayc2yk was present in police court this morning, but ot lis ycuonst the trial was continued until Thursday, and he was placed under $io0 bond.
 On June o7, Sergeant MCCuo and ' Euiugor raidcd store on Lyman street, alleged to have been run hy MiEoIayo2rk whO, it Is claimed, r1,o tho romo of Ignatz P"loch. X quantity of hc'r was obtained and an analysis was made which showed thai it contained an il. gal amount of 9'0ohOl,
 MIko'ayczyk disappeared. but he was arrested a fnw days ago by Po- ucaman Thomas J. Fconcy for the West Hartford police on a charge o' violating probation. Detective STE. au' rooorni2"d the man and 'GnI him at his homo yesterday. Head of Insurance Men