New Britain herald., 1926-06-24

Barrow said he did not recall giy- ing his age at 55. He did not know In what year he was born.
 Judge filling fined him S2oo and costs and sentenced him to 30 days in jail on one count, and 30 days in jail on another count, execution of Hail sentence being suspended. If he develops the age Of 90 in the next two years and comes in here flor violation Of the liquor law, he can expect to go 10 jail" the judge said. Older men than he have gone to Jail when they persisted in violating the law"
 Non-Support Case Nollcd
 The case of Michael Rozanski, Icharged with non-su?port was noll- ed. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Greenstein said MT. and Mrs. Rozan- ski have settled their disagreements and there is no need for court ac- ition.
 Drunken Driving Alleged ! The case Of William Doyle. aged I25, Of IA Arch street charged with Ioperating an automobile while under Influence of liquor on Church street, was continued until next Wednesday,.
 Attorney David L.. Dunn appeared for him and entered a plea of not Iguilty. Policeman Peter Cabelus made the arrest.
 Celebrates the Fourth" 1 Herbert F. Larso nof 522 Church street pleaded guilty to the charge Iof discharging q cannon without permit. Officer Thomas Blanchette Iarrested him near the home Of Mayor Weld on Corbin avenue about I8:15 last night. Larson said the Icannon had been loaded since last July 4th and he took it ont last might to clean it. He discharged it preparatory 10 cleaning it, he said,
 Judge filling imposed q jail sen tence of 30 days on each count. Threat to Kill Wife
 John Buda, aged S4, of 2S5 High street was charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness. Officer i Daniel Cosgrove arrested him about I12:30 last night on complaint of | Buda's stepdauEhter, He had been called to Mrs, Buda's home on Star street an hour earlier but Buda had l left. Mrs. Buda told the officer she was afraid of her husband as he ] threatened to kill her.
 He broke a window in the house. | He told the officer he went 10 see his little boy and that his wife had sent for him.
 Mrs. Buda testified through Po- liceman Peter Cabelus. interpreter, that her husband does not live with her but comes 10 the house late at night despite her warnings to him 10 keep away. Last night when the family was asleep he aroused them by breaking Q window. They have been separated a week. she said. She denied having struck her hus- band on the head with a bottle. Attorney David L. Dunn. counsel for Buda, asked Mrs. Buda If her husband brought money to her last night and she said he brought $. He is her second husband.
 Buda's little stepdaughter testified that her mother sent her to bring a policeman, as Buda threatened to kill the whole family.
 Buda. in his own behalf. said he gives his wife his wages but he can not get along with her. He works at the Stanley Works and drinks moderately principally cider and beer.
 After conferring with Probation Officer Connolly. Judge filling con tinued the case until August l, in charge of the probation officer,
 Girl Falls Into Tolls
 Mary Baronofski, aged IS, If 1l93 East street, charged with street walking at the instance of Officer David Doty, listened to a recital by the officer of a story concerning her life for the past several weeks. She declined 10 make statement.
 The officer said he has seen her with numerous men on Main street near Lafayette.
 She frequented doorways he said. Last night he saw her leave an auto mobile in which three men were riding. on Winter street. She had been to Plainville with them and ad- mitted improper relations with one, the officer said.
 Judge filling sentenced her to jail for 30 days with execution of the sentence suspended, and placed her on probation for one year, with warning that she would go to Jail if she fails to behave herself.