New Britain herald., 1926-08-09
to Jail for 10 days.
 Improner Conduct

to Jail for 10 days.
 Improper Conduct
 John Savitski and Mrs. Mary Fliss pleaded not guilty to the charge of improper conduct. Officer Feeney and Bloomquist arrested them about 1 a. m. Sunday at 23S Broad street. Savitski was also charged with non-support on con- plaint of his wife, who lives at 99 Grove street. She testified that he has not supported her in two years. She works in a local factory and he has been working in a fac tory in Waterbury, She said $10 a week from him would suit her.
 Detective Sergeant McCue testified that Savitslli was sought in Water bury but could not be located.
 In a talk with the sergeant, Sa- vitski admitted that he has a wife in Poland besides his local wife, the sergeant said.
 In his own b half, Savitsh denied the non-support charge and said he gave his wife $50 two weeks ago. He was not guilty of improper con duct, he said, and explained his visit to Mrs. Fliss' home by saying the latter's daughter writes letters for him and he was awaiting her home coming when the police came.
 Savitski said h, is willing to give his wife $10 per week and he also wants her to live with him. He denied having told Sergeant McCue he has a wife in Poland.
 Mrs. Fliss denied that she has been keeping company with Savit- ski. She was not seen running out of his room when the police ar rived, she said.
 Judge Hungerford ordered Savit- ski to pay his wife s1O week .un- der s200 bonds or go to jail for 60 days.
 On the charge of improper con duct he was sentenced to jail for 10 days and execution of the sentence was suspended. Judgment was sus- pended In Mrs. Fliss' case.
 Assault Charged
 A. Barnardo aged fl years and John Barnardo aged 21 years, were charged with assaulting each other. The foremr is the father of the lat ter. Judge Hungerford fined John Barnardo s5 and costs and discharg- ed A. Barnardo.
 Officer Patrick Meehan arrested the men in the rear of 103 Arch street late Saturday night. John said he was intoxicated and his father was trying to prevent him from going out on the street. He resisted and when he fell down his mother thought he was hurt and she screamed. It was misunderstand- ing, he said.
 Driver Fined
 Frank GraboWsk aged S6, of Newington, pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving an automobile while under influence of liquor. He was fined s100 and costs with $50 remitted and sentenced to jail for IS days. Ho was arrested by Super ,numerary Officer Cyrus Schoonmak- CT on Grove street last night. The officer and Sergeant Matthias Rival testified that Grabowski was intoxi- ,cated.
 After court Grabowski retained Attorney Lawrence J. Colon and took an appeal to superior court in bonds of $500.
 Patsy Mazza. aged 20, of BIT Allen street, charged with assault ing his brother-in-law, Carmena i Carino of 55 Market street, had judgment suspended and was told 1 by Judge Hungerford to keep the peace hereafter.
 | Nick scapellati, aged 3S, of 92 ! Hunter road, who was sought for the past few days for alleged i'm proper conduct following admission of a IF year old girl last week, I pleaded not guilty and his case was continued until Thursday morning. Attorney Alfred Le Witt repre- sents him. Scapellati was turned over to the police by his attorney. Stanley Barnofski, Wasil Panych, Walter Panych and Eleanor Taro- den were charged with improper conduct, breach of the peace and drunkenness in a tenement at PIT Myrtle street carly Sunday morn- ing. Officers Ernest Bloomquist and John O'keefe arrested them and testified that the woman, who is married, made admission that war rnated the charge of improper conduct.
 From the testimony it appeared that noe of the men brought the woman to the tenement late at night and drinking bout followed.
 Judge Hungerford fined each Of the accused men s1O and costs for drunkenness and S10 and costs for improper conduct, The woman was also fined s1o and costs for i'm proper conduct.
 Elmer Alderman, aged 23, of 49 Cherry street. Henry Medric, aged q, of 61 Oak street, and Frank Meizjewski, aged 23, of 14S Farm ington avenue. were charged with injury to the fence around the Old Burritt school property at Main and East Main streets. They were ar rested about 1:45 Sunday morning by Officers Feeney, Smigel and Liebler after a spirited chase through backwards and over fences.
 Alderman said he had a funny feeling" after drinking some beer. That is why he pulled the pickets off the fence.
 Thirteen pickets were damaged. Judge Hungerford said he wanted the young men to Know that the