New Britain herald., 1927-10-18
BOND 0R JAIL IS
 COURTS DECISION
Bring Husband Must Agree to
 Support His Wife
WOMAN HIT BY AN AUTO
Mrs. George of Plain,ille Injured Nilkman Fined-LcNington Street Man suffers Broken Lcg-Othcr Items.

Unless Chester TorbicM Of 6S Beech street can secure another bondsman 10 furnish q bond Of $500 10 guarantee his paying his wife the sum of sl5 week for the next year, h" will he obliged 10 spend the next three months in iail. This was the decision of Judge Joseph M. i Donovan as announced in police court this morning
 Torbickt was before the court on September l, charged with non- support and at that time Judge Donovan ruled that unless the ac- i cused could secure bondsman 10 | guarantee the S15 a week payment, he would have 10 serve a sentence of three months. A hondsman was secured and two weeks later. Mrs. , IorhlcEi again complained to the i police that no payments had been mp 10 that time. Torbicki was brought to court and s3u was re- mltted to th" wife. The bondsman. apparently feeling that Torbicki was an unknown quantity, was released From his bond. TorhiCki. 10 keep ont Of lall. secured another bondsman , and he was released Since that time. Torblcki has failed to make q paw nent and as result he was arrest cd yesterday afternoon on a warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney James |. Mather. In court this morning, Torbicki stated that h. wished 10 support his family but he was unable to collect any money untll h" had finished certain joh. Judge Donovan, however ruled that 1t was again up 10 the bondsman to pay the wife the sixty dollars due on back payments and this was done.
 Iorblckl was faced this morning with the task Of securing another hondsman or serving the sentence Of three months originally imposed by the court on September which was 10 ho made effective in the event he failed to make the prescribed week. Iy payments.
 Plainvillc Woman Hit by Auto
 Mrs. Richard George of West Main street. IlamVill". received minor bruises when she was struck shortly after , o'clock yesterday afternoon near the corner of North Main and Race streets by an automobile oper- ated by Louis Fotopulos of 457 North Main street. After receiving medical attention. she was taken to h'r home hy her son. Fotopulos will he given hearing before the prose- outing attorney just as soon as Mrs. G"org" is able 10 appear.
 Fined for Selling Watcrcd Milk
 Joseph Eobarge Of Stafford ave nue. charged with selling adulterat- ed milk, was fined slO and costs in the city court this morning by Judge Joseph M. Donovan after he had pleaded guilty through his counsel. . Attorney William x. DeRosicr. An analysis Of the milk by the state chemists showed it 10 contain ten per cent water. The arrest Of Ro- ! barge followed an investigation bv Harold II. Barnes. of Jnionville. an
  Mr Barnes was called , m after several complaints had been made 10 Prosecuting Attorney James i T. Mather. Following the analysis. Leo Robarge. son of Joseph, appear [ ed at meeting held before the state commission on Friday. October :. Al that time it was brought out that Robargo. who has herd of Is tll- herculln tested COWS. sells approNi- matciN 50 quarts of milk day. Ad- litiOnal customers neceSsitatcd his milk outside and the son z Iestitied that 10 take care of the tdded demand, milk was purchased rom Frank Grabowski of Plainvlle. It was the contention Of Robarge hat the watered milk was furnished oy Grabowski.
 Dr. R. E. Robbins city health Of lcer. testified that Dr. l. R. Vail, 'ity milk. food and herd inspector, lad on several occasions sent sam oles Of the Robarge milk to the state ahoratories for analysis and iM each instance the milk graded up to the requirements in every respect. At orney DeRosier pointed out 10 the ,ourt that no more milk was being purchased from out tside and he felt hat his client was simply victim ,f rather unfortunate circumstances
 The court felt, however, that was responsible to some 'Xtent for distributing the adulter- tied milk and accordingly imposed he fine.
 Leg Broken When Struck By Auto.
 Joseph Gagne, aged -. of Lex ngton street sustained a fracture of his leg shortly after 6 o'clock last