New Britain herald., 1927-05-02

WIFE WAGE EARNER
 AS HUSBAND L0AFS
Woman Says She Has Provided for Home for Six Years

During the six years of their mar ried life. her husband never once gave her any support, but she work ed in a factory and not only sup ported him and paid all the house. hold expenses. but frequently turn ed over her entire pay to him, Mrs. Stanley Lewinska of 200 High street, testified in police court today, yet he told her few days ago he would not live with her again even if forced to make a choice between jail sentence of ten years, and life with her.
 Two weeks ago, he left her, and she went to Probation Officer Con- molly with her story, the result be- ing the issuance of a warrant charg- ing non support by Prosecuting Alt torney Woods. Asked by MT. Woods the reason her husband will not live with her. Mrs. Lewinska said she does not know, but she presumes he does not love her any more. She does not want his money as much as she wants him to return to her, she said.
 Lewinska. who said he Is 22 years of age. testified that the real cause of the trouble between himself and his wife is her jealousy. He has been conducting pool room but it was not sufficiently profitable and he has decided to close 1t and obtain employment. About two weeks ago a woman living on Booth street ask ed him to enter her employ as chauffeur, and as soon as his wife learned of it, she ordered him to dis continue this employment or leave home. he said. He left and she had him arrested. He denied that he never contributed to his wife's sup port. Very often he did not have any money to give her. but when'he had it, he gave it to her. He denied that his wife has grounds for jealousy. as he is more concerned about obtaining employment than he Is about another woman or wom- en.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods told Judge Hungerford the woman who posted bond of s200 for Lewinska has informed him that she wishes to withdraw the security. Lewinska should be ordered to pay something towards his wife's support, Mr. Woods said. Judge Hungerford ordered the case continued for two weeks in s20o bonds and advised husband and wife to meet the pro- bation officer immediately after ad- journment of court. Attorney A. Sexton represented Lew inska.
 Liquor Selling Charge
 Mrs. Nellie karlemowicz, aged 40, of 57 Erwin Place, pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation of the liquor law. and Frank Saltus. aged S2. of the same address, plead ed not guilty to the same charge. Attorney P. F. McDonough appeared for Saltus. and the cases were con- tinued until tomorrow morning. as was the case of Walter Gudlewicz. aged s2. of 2s3 Lasalle street charged with assaulting Michael Majefski. Sergeant Stadler and Off, ficers Flynn and Cabelus made the arrests at II o'clock last night. It is alleged that Saltus had liquor in his tenement and the woman sold It in her tenement in the same house while the alleged assault took place in another tenement.
 Grab Wine Through Ruse
 The case of Edward Maietta. aged 19, of 31 Franklin street, charged with transporting wine by means of an automobile, and driving without ! license. was continued until to- morrow morning in s1,000 bonds. Miss Angela Lacava appeared for and entered pleas of not guilty on both charges.
 Acting on a tip" Saturday after- 1oon about ? o'clock. Sergeants Me- cue and Feeney went to the western !. section of the city and while the ! 'ormer was following another car, Sergeant Feeney stopped Maietta on Garden street by having an automo- pile block the road. In Maiettas car were 21 quart bottles of wine, wrap- ,ed with newspapers, according to he police. Maietta is said to have . ,laimed another person owned part