New Britain herald., 1926-03-10
WIFE SCORNS AID
 FROM HER HUSBAND
But Court Orders Father to
 Support His Boy

CNllu SlnCe JdHudIS [, l'%b, leHbtll Hughes, aged 9S, of 2i Maple street, was arrested last night by Officer Fred Wagner and this morning was ordered by Judge William C. Hun. gerford. in police court to pay his wife g a week for the support Of their five -year-old son. David l., Dunn acted as attorney for Hughes,
 Mrs. Hughes stated that she did not want any money for herself but wanted only enough 10 support her son. She said she Is living with her mother, Mrs. Charles Smith, of 14l Arch street. She admitted that her husband offered to support her if she would live with him, but she declared that she would not stay with her husband because he beat her.
 Hughes said that he was willing 10 provide for his son, and said that he bought him some clothing Christ mas. but that he does not buy him more because his wife will not ac- cept anything.
 Fined St0 For Cutting In
 Charged with violating the rules of the road Frank Grobowsld, aged 80. of R. F. D. 25, Plainvile, was fined s1o and costs by Judge Hun gerford, for cutting in on Harry Karp. 60 Willow street, at the Black Rock bridge yesterday. crashing into the rear end of the latter's car.
 Detective Sergeant McCue who in vestigated the case said that he found the truck belonging to Gro hovski on the left hand side of the read toward New Britain with the hack wheels and headlights dam aged. He said that Grobowski was not at the scene of the accident, but that he met him at headquarters where he had come to report the accident. He claimed that Grobow- ski told him he was coming along the road behind another truck and gid not see Karp's machine, but W0f1l llF SG " tllt bblp ilt lul li'' quickly to avoid hitting Karp. He said that Grobowski told him he was going to turn into North Bur ritt street.
 Karp claimed that he was on the way to Bristol. When he approached the Black Rock bridge. he said that Grabowski attempted to beat him to the corner. He said that the driver of the truck was going at high rate of speed, and that he cut in on him. damaging the front bumper radiator, and the front wheel.
 Grobowski admitted cutting in, but said that truck was in front of him and that he could not see Karp's machine. He claimed his car was in second speed, and that he was going at no higher rate of speed than throe or four miles per hour.
 Grobowski was represented by At- torncy David l.. Dunn.
 Because John McGrath, aged 26, was alleged to have been drunk and created q nuisance on Main street near Commercial street last night, he was sent 10 the State Farm by Judge William C. flungerford. Me Grath was arrested by Officer DOty.
 Ignatz Martanik, aged S2, 25 Will low street, was fined $5 for breach of peace and drunkenness, when he Is alleged to have created a dis turbance at % Willow street. He was arrested by Officer Thomas J. Feeney. Martanik was represented by David l.. Dunn.
 Walter Skiba. nged A, GO Oak street, and Jennie Arscks, aged 23, es Elm street, who were charged with disorderly conduct, had their cases continued for 30 days by the state. F. E. Hungerford was coun- gel for the defendants. They were arrested Sunday night by Sergeant Patrick McAvay and Officers Daniel Cosgrovn and William Graheck.
 Soiya Case Continued
 Because an important witness was not in court, Attorney Hungerford asked that the case of his client Andrew Soiya, aged S3. 119S East street. be continued until Monday morning. Soiva is charged with drunkenness. breach of peace, and resistance. and was arrested Satur- day night by Officer Clarence Kumm. after Soiya and John Mem dryk, 900 North street, resisted ar rest.
 Kumm alleged that Soira was in an intoxicated condition and that he attempted to prevent him from driving his automobile, when the two men attacked him and sprained his thumb. Kumm struck Soiva on the head during the fight and if was necessary to take three stitches.
 Attorney IIunEor(orl stated that he would be wiling 10 have had tried tho rasa this morning, but for inc fact that inc blow which the officer is alleged 10 have struck his client makes matters more serious. The witness was ordered 70 he pnt under bond for his appearance in court tomorrow.
 Jack ManSlGar. ascd q. to2 Bread street. was arrested carly this morning as h" was coming out of n Ear0Eo ani placed under 4 cFa"E" Of driving without an operator license His case WAS noll"l this morning bv Attorney Woods.
 Officer Doty who took the man into custo ody stated that na was Co- ing to drive 10 Boston using 'he license of his hrc'h"r-ir-law.
 A now type nf airplan5 has been developed in Ensland with an in- verted engine having tho cylinders below and the crankcasr on top to rive the aviator an unobstruc'ad view.