New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
MOVING DAY ENDS IN FISTIC DEBATE
New NeiShbOrS Maui Each Other
 in Dispute Over Rug

When they told conflicting tales regarding a rug which was alleged to have been taken without permits sion, Albert Martin, aged 2G, and John Roche, aged 25, both Of 1o7 Myrtle street. were fined $7 each by Judge Hungcrford in police court today
 Martin claimed that his rug which was on the front porch Wus taken by Roche who moved in yesterday and put into junk wagon. Martin said that when he questioned Roche about tho rug Roche argued with him, and later jumped on him. He displayed clothes covered with mud and q torn coat as evidence of violcnre. Roche claimed that he was trying 10 explain to Martin that the iand- , lord had given him permission 10 take all scraps and junks. os he was in the junk business. when Martin accosted him and struck him. He said his wife pulled Martin off him. while Mrs, Martin said she was fore cd to run ont of the house 10 call for help. Patrolman William O'Mara made the arrests.
 Alleged 10 have conducted them selves Tn a disordorly manner at 221 ,l North street early this morning. Mil lard Garglcr aged 20, Mitchell Price aged 24, both Of 227 North street, and Della Vincent alias Smith, all colored, were each fined $7 and costs. They were arrested by Sergeant Pat. rick McAvay and Officer William CosgrOvc.
 WrcCks Telephone Booth
 Becoming mfuriated because he
 was unable 10 get q telephone mum
 Der in q booth at the Hotel Espanola
 A Lafayette street last night, Jos
 cph Ericson, aged 26, 204 Clark street, is alleged to have wrecked the telephone booth and to havr
 broken the glass in the door, and was fined $I0 in police court this
 morning.
 Ericson said this morning that he remembered nothing about the af fair. He was arrested by Detective
 l'ecncy and putrolman Sullivan. Row In Restaurant After figuring in q fight in a Mail street lunch room Sunday morning ) at &:20 o'clock. Waddy Kowalslii
 aged 23, of 14t Oak street, was dis charged on charges of assault an, | breach Of peace, Ii is alleged ina = Harry Higgins, aged 95, and Johr < Higgins. aged 20, both of A Cit
 avenue, wCro engaged in q disturb 0 ancc with KoWalski. Through thei [ attorney, Thomas F. McDorough, tn
 brothers asked that their trial h f continued until tomorrow. Attorne 0 Harry Ginsberg represented kowaI Il ski.
 0 Kowalski alleged that John knock ed against q cup of coffee at th liable where he was sitting, and Whe
 KowalsM demonstrated, he elaine
 that John attacked and cursed hin
 When sam Cavalier. gao Mort
 street, testified this morning that | n gave Seraphim premo, aged 36. 2j
 West street. permission to take som Il lumber from q new house which |
 is building on Stanley street, Prem
 was dismissed by Judge Hungerfor
 on a charge of theft.
 n Officer Grabcck and Cosgrovc sai d that they saw Premo with lumb( ., walking along West street ,Sunda ~ morning at 6 o'clock, and tho
 claimed that Prcmo admitted taEir ,t the lumber, and said he wanted '' pay for it. However, Cavalier to
 the court that he told Promo to tai !, the lumber.
 " Caught With Alcohol u Charged with trans IrtinE liqu y Sunday, Charles P. GraboWski. aE' H 2i, and William r. GraboWsli, az, '' 2l, both of 2G4 Clark street thrOus their attorney, Michael Sexton. as ', c1 that their case be continued un I Thursday morning, under bonds Ill $200 each. William is further char 'h ed with resisting arrest, after he ( 'e capcd from Officer Walinczus, VI D. alleged that he took some alCoh 'h with him when he ran away. As William came 10 police hcadqua
 tcrs last night and surrendered.
 is claimed that William and ]
 brother drove up on Broad stre ,0 yesterday morning and attempted
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