New Britain herald., 1926-04-26

protected against policemen who do not uso proper judgment, The offl- cer Host his head" and In taking him down the stairs made him run, he said. He said he recently under went an operation and IA careful about going up and down stairs. Judge Alllng remarked that there should have been witnesses in court, as the alleged offense occurred in a public place, Because of tho nb- sence of testimony 10 corrohorate the officer, he suspended judgment,
 Puts Soap In Her Eggs
 Jerry Yarors of 67 High street pleaded not guilty to breach of the peace when arraigned last week and the case was heard this morning. Attorney NJ. A, Sexton appeared for him. A daughter testified that the trouble is caused by her father who calls her mother names and accuses all the female members Of the fam lily of being mo good"
 "Once he put soap in my eggs" she said. He sold their home in Painville and did not give the rest or the family any of the money. The witness said she gives her mother s5 every week and her brother gives his board money to the father.
 John Yarora, a son. was scored by Judge filling for saying he went home at noon the day of the trouble that resulted In the arrest, and did not loof to sec whether his mother was in bed. "I don't believe you, I'll tell you frankly" tho judge said. q don't believe a boy of your age would come home at noon and not even bother to find out whether your mother was at home" The case was continued until tomorrow morn ing and Judge filling ordered that two other sons be brought into court to testify. Well find out who is lying" the judge said.
 Reckless Driver Fined $25
 John Rachunas of Henry street was charged with reckless driving, the result of a collision between his lautomobile and an automobile drlv- en by EugeneeBleau at the corner Of Park and Stanley streets about GAS Saturday morning. Rachnnas said he was driving about 13 miles an hour and before he knew it the other car was in his path and he be- came frightened and could not avoid the collision.
 Judge filling questioned him about the rules of the road. There IS
 no question, from the testimony, that Mir. Bleau's car passed the intersection Of the streets before it was struck. Judge filling said, and he fined Rachunas s25.
 Arrested Twice in One Day. Peter Oleskavich of A Orange street pleaded not guilty to charges of breach of the peace and drunk cnness. He was arrested yesterday and again last evening. His wife tes- titied that she came home from church yesterday morning and found her husband playing with an eel in pan of water in the sink. He splashcd the water on the floor and when she remonstrated he hit her with the eel
 Oleskavich testified that his moth er-in-law. who owns the house they live in, intorferes in his affairs and his wife refuses to move. If she will not move where l want 10 go, 1T want a divorce" he said. Judge Alling said Mrs. Oleskavch has been quite tolerant and she is hardly to
 be blamed, for wanting to be near her mother. His mother-in-law can not be blamed for all the trouble, the judge said, as he peruscd Otes- kavich's long record Of police court appearances.
 Judge Alling continued the case until May 5l on probation and or