New Britain herald., 1926-06-28
DRIVER FINED S75
 ON EVASION COUNT
SakOWiCZ Hits Gar And Then
 Disappears From Scene

Violations of the automobile laws family squabbles. a street fight and other similar offenses occupied the attention of Judge B. w. filling in police court this morning. The states cases were presented by Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods.
 William Sakowicz aged 9. of 46 Richmond avenue, was fined S75 and costs for evading responsibility after an accident and had judgment sus- pended on the charge of reckless driving His car struck a car driven by Sebastiona Pavana of 122 High street on Plainville road about opposite the entrance to the Hart & Cooley factory last night and he left 1t in the ditch and went home. He was arrested later by Sergeant McAvay and Officer Feeney and at first he denied having been driving it at the time of the accident.
 Judge Alling told him the statute relative to evading responsibility was enacted to cover just this kind of a case, where drivers knowingly damage other cars and leave the scene without making known their identity.
 Edward Farrell, aged 27, of 49 Main street, pleaded not guilty to the charges of reckless driving and eyading responsibility after an acci- dent. He was represented by At torney Harry M. Ginsburg on whose request d continuance was granted, until Thursday morning. #
 Officer William J. Grabeck made the arrest last evening.
 Farrell's car struck parked car lon Winter street, it is alleged. and he did not stop. He was chased in another car and turned over to Off .cer Grabeck who charged him with driving which under the influence Of 'fouor. pr. David ?. Waskowitz eX- amined him and pronounced him it 10 drive. so the charge was changed
 The case of Harold Stevens of 745 Arch street, charged with non-sup- port, was nolled. Prosecuting At torney Woods told the court Stevens has agreed to pay $10 week to- wards the support of his family.
 The case of Joseph Iii Pace of PA High street, charged with discharg- ing firearms without a permit, was nolled. Officer Grabeck made the arrest late Saturday night,
 assaulting Wife Becomes Habit
 Sergy Metelsky of 50 smith street was charged with breach ot the peace at the instance Of Officer Thomas Ticrney. Mrs. Metelsky testified that her husband assaulted her about one hundred times since they were married two years and a half ago. "I let him get away with if before but this time I did not let him get away with It, she said.
 Metelsky said he did not strike her but he pushed her and told her to attend 10 their baby. He buys her all the clothes he can ar ford. he said, denying her charge that he does not clothe her prop erIy. Judge filling told Metelsky that he must share the responsi- hility of caring for the children and his wife is entitled to consid- eration. He continued the case un- til July 3l, in charge of the pro bation officer.
 Gamblers Forfeit Bonds
 Frank Brown of S3 Grove Hill, lack Flschillo of 555 Arch street, Andrew Dennis Of PA Main street, Ctfo Pearson O, 149 Arch street Clarence Johnson of 2S7 Wells street, James Michaels Of 456 South Main street and Philip John- son Of IS Carlton street. charged with gambling, forfeited s1o bonds They were arrested at Union hall cn Main street shortly after mid night Saturday by Officers Frency, Doiy and Hopkins. It is alleged they were playing cards for money.
 The continued case of Jack Ben ger Of 143 Grove street, charged with assault, was continued until Sept mbar 30, on probation.
 Fight Over Bus Parking
 Albert Pahosky, aged 3S, of 124 Jubilee street and Anthony Albancss, aged 2S Of 64 Maple street were charged with assault and breach Of the peace. Officer Woods and Foeney arrested them for fighting about the parking of q Mastco bus on Chapman street, driven by AL haucsr. \ car owned by q friend Of Pahosky WAS parked in the space reserved for bus station and AL iancsc requested that Pahosky re- move th" car. Then the trouble be- gan. Attorney Thomas F. Nc ponough represented Alhanese and Judge w. r. Mangon represented 
 Judge Manran claimed that the bus station is across the street and Albantso attacked pahosky, leaving the drivers seat to punch him. Mrs, Pahosky and her daughter testified. The former did not see the fight but .he latter witnessed it.
 Albaneec testified tha' he pulled n to the bus station about 7;45 last night and found the other car there. .Ie asked Pahosky 10 drive tho car away and the latter swore at him md attempted to strike him. He and defended himself, 2dhosby knocked him down and truck him Later. he knocked i 7ahesky down,