New Britain herald., 1926-03-03
COURT FINES MAN
 WITHOUT LICENSE
"NO Excuse for Such a Thing, y
 Judge Declares
Arrested by oNIeer John stadler

Arrested by Officer John Stadler on Commercial street yesterday for driving without an operators license, sam Schlafcr, aged A, of 2lS North street, was fined Sl0 by Judge Hun ,orford in police court today, The officer said he arrested the man at $ o'clock yesterday when he could uot produce his license,
 Schlafcr claimed that ho sent for gh, license last Thursday but has not received it yet Prosecuting AL ,orney Woods declared, that Il stop should be put 10 persons driving without operators licenses.
 "Thcro is no excuse for such ldng" declared Judge Hungeriord us he fined the man.
 When he pushed his wife to the floor yesterday while he was in drunken condition. Louis MlkoloW- ski. age 4G, l3G High street, was ar- rested on charges of drunkenness md breach ot peace after Joseph Bianci, a barber, of the same address complained to the police, This morn- ing Judge Hungerford revoked 15 days of 4o days suspended jail sentence, and Mikolowski was warn d not to drink or beat his wife gain.
 Sergeant OMara who made tho arrest at noon, said that the house vas in disorder and that chairs and plothing were scattered about the place.
 Rianci said that he was in his apartment downstairs when he heard Mrs. Mikolowsh screaming. He de- clared that he went upstairs and found her lying on the floor, yelling Murder, Murder." When Mrs, Nilzolowski saw him he said that she hid behind him, and begged him to have her husband arrested. When asked how long the disturbance has neen going on, Bianci replied 'l m used to 1t now"
 The woman said that her husband came home half drunk with a bottle of cider and when she tried to de- stroy 1t she said he pushed her 10 the floor. However, she denied that he makes trouble every day, mad de- ried that she asked Bianci to call the police.
 Mikolowski said yesterday Is the only time there has been trouble and he denied pushing his wife to the floor.
 Brothers Fined For Fighting.
 After staging q free for all fight at Hartford avenue and Winter street last night, Albert Carlson aged o3. and his brother, Bergen, aged 2G, of % Henry street, were arrested bv Officers Feeney and Hellberg, and this morning the two brothers were each fined $lo and costs on charges of drunkenness and breach of peace
 Officer Tcency said that he found the men on Elm street where they were cursing and drunk, and on their way back 10 Hartford avenue 10 make trouble again. He said that q storekeeper on Hartford avenue de- cIarcd that three men were in q fight. but the third man escaped.
 Both of the Carlson brothers, each of whom sportcd q black eye, do nied that they were drunk, and in sisted that they were walking along the street when they were attacked by a man, whom they do not know, Berger said someone knocked hls brother to the ground and h" was going to pick him up, when th" as sailant struck him. They admitted having q few drinks.
 SChocll Case Continued.
 Eugene r. Schocll, aged B. of 14G Greenwood street, who was arrested ir Coral Gables, Florida, on Jan 28 bv Lieut.. Samuel Bamforth, on a charge of non support had his case continued hv the state until June 3. IIo was placed on probation.
 Schoell was accused by his wifi" of leaving her and her daughter and son. Tn November and not providing proper support Mrs Schocll Is an invalid. and she must ho cared 'or her r year old daughter An IS ycar old son helped support 'lo fam ly while his father was in Florjin. Judge William F. Narran is couu. -al for Sohocll,