New Britain herald., 1926-06-17
.MARINO'S CASE IS CONTINUED A WEEK
Dog Warden Says He Didn't
 Know He Was Arrested
PLACED UNDER $500 BOND
Large Crowd In Court Expecting TriaI-John Malone Fined-Young Coolidge Here Again - Important League Game Saturday-Bricfs.

The case of Constable Philip Mar
 no was continued until Friday, June g, last night by Justice l.. $. Mills when the local officer appeared in court 10 answer cruelty charges. Marine had been notified by Deputy Sheriff l., W. Furrcy and told to be in court last evening. but he claimed he had never been placed under ;r- rest. When told if he did not come he would be brought 10 the trial. he put in an appearance, asking con- tinuanco.
 He said that his wife was sick and that he needed tune 10 obtain coun- scl, requesting that his ease be con- tinued two weeks. Attorney Charles r. Conlou who prosecuted for the humane society, objected 10 such a long wait and said that one week vas enough. Justice Mills agreed anj set the date for trial as June 9. Al request of the prosecutor Marine was placed under bonds of $500, which were furnished hy his son.
 Marine is charged with abandon- ing animals in his custody, cruel treatment 10 them. and cruelty killing them He pleaded not guilty to all charges.
 The Connecticut Humane society. which brought the complaint against him, was represented last night by an agent. Mir. Parker who had IA witnesses ready 10 testify against Marine. A lars" crowd filled the courtroom and was disappointed Y when the postponcmont was made.
 There is some question as 10 whether Marine will continue in his offices of constable and dog warden while he is awaiting trial. He was electcd 10 the former office hy the 5townspcople and if is not thought !that. even should he he convicted, he could be removed until expiration of his term. His appointment as dog warden was made by tho state and rot by the town, so any action would have 10 be taken by the state au- ,thoritics. Efforts to reach them to- day were unsuccessful,
 The penalty for the oficnse with which Marine is charged is 2 fine O. j$1,500. one year in jail or both.
 Presidents Son Here
 John Coolidge, son of President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, is again the guest of Governor and Mrs. John II. Trumbull at their homo on Pennington avenue, coming here with them when they returned from the scsquicantennial eNposi- ton at Philadelphia. Ho will re- main here until the end of inc week and then return to Washing 1 lon,
 League Game Saturday
 A very important county "G' , league same will be played here Saturday afternoon when the East l Glastonbury team meats the local Y. M. C. X. Juniors. Al present the i two teams are tied for first place, 1 but Plainyile, starting late, has played only one game. which il won, while East Glastonbury has gone through three opponents with out the slightest trouble The visi- tors are older and more eXpori- cnced, but Plainyillc hopes 10 win by it's speed and accurate fielding, ] The locals are playing very good ! ball, and fl is hoped that large crowd win sec them try their skill { against East Glastonbury and root | for them to win.
 Drunken Driver Fined { John Malone of Hartford was charged with driving while under 1 the influence of liquor last night in 1 the local court before Justice L.. $. i Mills. Hc was arrested Tuesday night by State Officer Foley. Justice 1 Wills found him guilty. fined him ] $1O0 and costs, and remitted $50 because Malone has wife and two ! children and is in rather poor ft- nancial circumstances. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted.