The Lambertville record., 1926-10-21

street. After listening to the testi-
mony on both sides, the Justice
fined Bilby penalty of twenty
dollars and costs. Arrest by Con-
stables Morse and Rosso and Troop
or Fusco.
On October 18th, Florence Wilson
and her husband, Randolph Wilson,
of Connaught Hill, West Amwell
Township, complained of Jesse
Mason. of Lambertville, for simple
assault. According to the testi-
mony, it seemed that Wilson owed
Mason small sum of money and
when Mason asked Wilson for the
same, and it was not forthcoming,
an argument ensued during which
it is said Mason struck Wilson, and
On one attempt one of the blows
unintentionally struck Mrs. Wilson
causing her also to bring forth
complaint. Mason appeared without
warrant and at the conclusion of
the hearing was fined $1,000 and
costs.
On complaint of Emil Dudkin, liv-
ing on farm on the River Road,
in the township of West Amwell,
Howard Sharp, of this city, was,
arrested charged with malicious
mischief by shooting at his dogs
and wounding them After hearing
the witnesses for the plaintiff JUS
tice Smith decided that it was not
necessary to take the testimony of
the witnesses of the defendant, and
that there was no evidence that
Howard Sharpe had been in the
vicinity on the night that it is
alleged the shooting occurred. The
case was dismissed and the plaintiff
taxed the costs. The arrest was by
Constable William Morse.
Arthur Ilolben. of this city. man-
ager of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co., at the corner of Main and
YoIk streets, was arraigned Monday
afternoon, on complaint of Rose
Barlow, mother of Clinton Barlow,
Jr. (colored) of this itcy, charged
with simple assault on her son. 1t
appeared at the hearing that Bar
low several times had come into
tho store and while there was naIsy
and mischievious, and had been
warned to behave himself. On this
occasion some words passed be-
tween the boy and manager and
some uncomplimentary language was
used by the boy The manager went
to drive the boy from the store
and the boy parried with an UNI
brella he had. Holben had a knife
in his hand with which he had
been cutting meat, and in some way
the knife struck the boy on the top
of the hand inflicting a wound ard
hence the complaint. The case was
dismissed and Holben charged with
the costs. Constable Rosso served
the warrant
Katherine Curtin, of this city,
made complaint of John Carmody,
on October 18th, for using unbe-
coming language in her presence.
When arraigned Carmody denied the
charge and said there was some
argument between the two of them,
and both were excited, and did net
remember saying anything detri-
mental to Mrs Curtin. Mrs. Curtin
swore he used the LANGUAGE attri-
buted to him in the complaint.
Rather than have the case adjourn
ed to, get witnesses Carmody left
the matter with the Court to settle
and was fined $1,000 and costs.
warrant served by Constable William
Morse.
George c. Rocker, of New Hone
one of the drivers for the Rocker
Sausage Co. was arraigned before
Justice Smith, on October 9th, OH
complain of Trooper A. w. Fusco.
who charged with failing to signal
as he left the curb with the truck.
nearly causing collision with the
trooper Defendant plead guilty to
the charge and was fined $500 ard
costs
Before the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions held at Pennington, Tuesday,