New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
THREE HUSBANDS
 IN POLICE COURT
One Put His Wife Out Of Bed,
 He Admits

A husband who admitted pushing cut of bed and make breakfast for him: another who is alleged to have demanded that his wife entertain his friends, and third who charged his wife with lying about him to have him arrested, faced Judge B. W. filling in police court this morning War Romance Ends
 Behind one case, that of Philip Cardinal is story Of war romance that has been blighted by the alleged infdelty Of the wife who, enamored Of Cardinal while he was an American soldier with the Army of Occupation in Germany married him and bore him child, whose innocence and appeal are all that prompts him 10 maintain q home in the face of domestic un- happiness.
 The little girl followed her mother to the witness stand and listened in open-eyed wonderment to the recital of the trouble this morning that caused her fathers arraignment in court.
 A plea Of not guilty was entered by Cardinal, charged with assault i ing his wife. Mrs. Cardinal con- plained 10 the police about ' o'clock this morning that her husband as saulted her and Detective Sergeant Ellinger and Officer Dody arrested him at their home at 55 Austin street
 Cardinal said he works steadily in a local factory and his wife refuses 10 get ID in the morning and make breakfast for him. This morning he pushed her and her head struck the bed.
 This accounts for the mark on her ear. He admitted having had eight glasses Of cider last night in three different places. He did not get hcme until after midnight. He said he 1 does not drink to excess and there would be no domestic trouble if his wife would get his breakfast. He said the least he feels he is entitled to is q cup Of coffee in the morn , ing.
 Judge A1Iine continued the case until Monday morning.
 Wife Complained. Walter Bozylewicz pleaded not guilty to charges Of drunkenness and breach os the peace. He was arrest ed last night by Officer F'ecncy at his home, 193 Hartford avenue, on complaint of his wife. He struck his wife and threw her to the floor after she arrived home from her days work, she testified. Bozylewicz testi- 1 fed that his wife caused the trouble and he showed marks on his chest and hands caused, he said, by being struck by her with a bottle He nd- mirted drinking cider.
 He said he tells the truth, but his wife tells lies. He did not break dishes and furniture he said. Judge filling advised him 10 stop drinking and gave him A suspended 1 jail sentence Of Is days, with orders 10 have the probation officer draw i his pay.
 Slapped His Wife Walter Nisld of 422 Main street, pleaded not guilty 10 charges of as sault and breach of the peace. Of 1 fcer David Doty arrested him early this morning on complaint of Mrs Mary Niskl, his wife, who testified that her husband gave her "a good slap in the face" She told Officer Doty her husband sells liquor in their room and brings men there and expects hor 10 entertain them.
 Judge AIling grilled Niskl as 10 his employment and habits. Niski said he was out with other men until 2:3o this morning playing checkers. They had drink in his room before going out about mid night. His wife spilled a jug of wine into tho sink a few days ago bccanse she objected to his drinking and bringing men 10 their room. EN- plaining why he had a whislloy bot tla in his room, Niski said he want rd a bottle for coffee so he went to inc dump and got one. IL answered tha purpose when it was washed, he said.
 Judre filling continued the case ,,,,fn NIapI,,r