New Britain herald., 1926-08-23
IS FACE JUDGE IN
 WEEKEND DOCKET
helanSe Of EmbrOglios En- gageS Attention Of His Honor

Weekend activity by the police resulted in eighteen arrests on a va riety of charges. men, women and when police court was called 10 or der this morning.
 There was the case Of a man re- sisting arrest and putting up a fierce fight with a police officer; another in which a Providence woman who said she came here to attend a we'd ding, was fined for improper con- duct while a prospective bride and bridegroom had tfeir cases contin- ued pending the marriage, and other cases of automobile law violations. and various cases of disturbance of the peace.
 Judge B w .Alling was on the bench and Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods presented the states cases
 Didn't Recall Row, Is Sorry
 Harry Higgins, aged 26. of "A City avenue. pleaded guilty to charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness. He said he did not know what he was doing and he regretted his offense. Officer Cyrus Schoonmaker arrested him at 2:10 a. m. Sunda.- on West Main street near City hall. He was fined s10. Makes Big Noise" At Home Albert Temerstyz aged so of 195 Oak street pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and guilty to the charge of drunkenness. Officer Delbert Veley testified to making the arrest shortly before ' D. m., Saturday on complaint. Mrs. Temerstyz said her husband made "big noise" in the house. He attempted to strike her and a number of neighbors were attracted | by the racket.
 Temerstyz said he did not make any trouble. He had two drinks Of wine at the home of a friend where ! he delivered coal. He denied that | he attempted to strike his wife. 1 She is crying most of the time, he said. She does not wait for a req son. She just cries when the spirit moves her.
 Judge filling imposed a fine of s5 and costs.
 Admits Driving Without Lights William F.. Allen, Jr., aged 36, Of | 10S Black Rock avenue. pleaded guilty to the charge of driving an automobile without lights.
 Officer John Smigel arrested him on Main street after having warned Allen about driving at night without lights.
 Allen said he was "out for little ride to Hartford" when he was ar rested at 2 a. m., Sunday. Judge filling told him to keep tho car off the streets if he cannot keep the lights in condition. He sus- pended judgment.
 i Operates Without License
 Leonard Quistberg, aged IT, Of ! 1S9 Henry street, pleaded guilty to l the charge of operating an automo- bile without a license and was fined i s10 and costs.
 Officer Fred Wagner arrested him Saturday forenoon at East and Lin den streets.
 Four Charged With Misconduct
 Michael Korolko, aged 39; Joseph Karalov, aged 35; Minnie Notkie- wicz, aged 34. of 30 Beaver street, and Victoria Visniwski, aged 30, of lfo North Davis street, Providence R. l., pleaded not guilty to the charge of misconduct.
 Officers George Collins, Thomas Tierney and Thomas Feeney arrest ed them at 130 Beaver street sun day morning about 1 o'clock. Jos eph denied that he offered Officer Feeney s20 for his freedom after the raid. Minnie said she has been Tn New Britain for two months. Siie | is divorced and intends to marry Michael. Michael testified that he came here from Providence five months ago and Minnie joined him occupying the tenement at 13O Bea- yer street, but not as man and wife. When the police arrived sunday i ing. he and Joseph were in one room and Minnie and Victoria In the other. he claimed.
 Last Thursday night when Officers Hellberg and Collins went to the tenement in response to complaint, Minnie and Michael were found to be arguing in loud tones. Michael testified that the cause of the trouble was that Minnie did not make the bed to suit him and he reprimanded her.
 Victoria said she was invited to the wedding of Michael and Minnie. She knew them in Providence. When the police knocked on the door she did not admit them be- cause she was only a guest in the house. She insisted that she was in the room with Minnie. She is separated from her husband and supports her four children by work ing in a mill.
 Judge filling continued the cases of Michael and Minnie until tomor- row morning and fined Joseph and Victoria SIC each. If Michael and Minnie marry, lnGlT CdScS VIII pi ably be nolled.
 Couple Held for Assault
 Thomas Anderson, aged 4S, and his wife Harriet Anderson, aged 50, of 100 Chestnut street, pleaded not guilty 10 charges of assault and breach of the peace. Both are col ored. Officers Feeney and Hellberg arrested them Saturday night. Of- ficer Feeney said the house was in an upset condition. Mrs. Ander- sons lip was bleeding.
 On the witness stand Mrs. Ander- son, between sobs, said she lost her temper Saturday night and turned the furniture upside down. She bit her lip in her fit of temper, she said. She admitted having had few glasses of dandelion wine which she made. Her husband did not lit her.
 Anderson said he did not know ,,.l,, o,ueoJ tba dieturhaDca His