New Britain herald., 1926-08-10
ROCHE ON BENCH
 IN COURT TODAY
Husband Chased Females of
 Family-Other Gases Heard

A street fight resulting In two ar rests, the case of husband who chased his wife and daughter out of their home, and man who made a disturbance at midnight, occupied the attention of Justice Henry P. Roche, acting judge in police court this morning. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William Greestein present. ed the states cases.
 John Cizcinski aged 47, of APO Myrtle street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness at the instance of Officer John O'Keefe and Ernest Bloomquist, had previous probation revoked and was sen fenced to 10 days in jail. His daughter was in police court yester- day on the charge of street walking and her case was continued until Saturday morning.
 According to the testimony of the police, Cizcinski made disturbance at his home at midnight and they gave him a chance to be quiet, which he declined.
 Pleads Not Guilty
 William Jones, aged 2S years, of 225 West street, pleaded not guilty to, assaulting Carl Hegman. colored, of Al Winter street.
 Hegman testified that Jones struck him about 9:S0 last night at the corner of Talcott street and Hart ford avenue, without cause Heg- man complained to the police and Officer Feeney arrested Jones.
 Jones testified that he and Christ opher Murphy of S5 Chestnut street were going home when Hegman came along and bumped into them. Jones told Hegman to go along as he and Murphy did not wish his company. Hegman asked him how The was fixed" Jones asked him what he meant by that question and the reply was. You know what l mean" Hegman then pushed Jones and Jones pushed him and knocked l him down.
 Murphy, who was charged with drunkness, denied the charge. He admitted having had some drinks from a bottle in Jones possession l but he claimed he should not nave been arrested.
 Jones was fined s10 and costs l for assault and Murphy slO and costs for drunkenness.
 William Sinkiewicy aged A years, of IA Connerton street pleaded not guilty to charges of breach Of the peace and drunkenness. He said ne was intoxicated Sunday but not es- | terday
 Officer T. J. Feeney arrested him about 2.S0 yesterday afternoon on complaint of his wife and daughter who were chased out of the house by him. Mrs. sinkiewicy said her husband is intoxicated every week and beats and kicks her very often. He calls her names and accuses her Of in- fidelity and she does not want to live with him if this is to continue,
 The daughter of the accused man said there is frequent trouble at home because her father drinks heavily and she and her mother cannot stay in the house with him.
 sinkiewicy denied he was intox- icated yesterday but admitted he drinks to excess occasionally. His wife does not obey him and then he becomes angry with her. That was the case yesterday, he said. If she would do as he says he would not be angry
 Justice Roche remarked that sinkiewicy apparently thinks he can 20 home intoxicated and abuse his family whenever he pleases. He has been on probation before but it does not seem to correct him. He imposed a sentence Of 30 days in jail ana suspended execution of the sentence. He warned sinkiewicy that he Will go to jail If he is found guilty |