New Britain herald., 1927-12-05

of the peace and assaulting his wife. Mrs. Jakabowski. aged 3S, was found guilty of the charge of breach of the peace and not guilty to the charge Of asaulting her husband and was placed on probation.
 Sergeant O'Mara testified that he and Officer Kiely made the arrests yesterday forenoon on complaint. Mir. and Mrs. Jakabowslli were GOV cred with blood and the former was cut on the forehead. They had been drinking and Mrs. Jakabowski ac- cused her husband Of having choked her. She defended herself and struck him with a plate. Officer kiely gave similar testimony.
 Jakabowski testified that his wife went cut yesterday morning about G:30 Gclock and came back intoxi- catsA
 When he asked her to help him dress their rJhree children she re fused and he struck her. She fought back, striking him with a plate, and then he held her until the police ar rived.
 Sergeant O'Mara testified that after he and Officer kiely arrested Jakabowski, he returned to the tenc- ment 10 determine the actions Of Mrs. Jakabowski as he had observed her condition and he was solicitous for the children. He found Mrs Jaka abowski drinking with d man. The sergeant took a gallon of liquor and threw it into the sink.
 Judge Roche warned the couple that their children will be taken form their custody and placed in an institution unless conditions at home are improved.
 Liquor Case Continued
 The case of Mrs Barbara schultz. aged 4S, of 222 East Main street. charged with violation of the liquor law, was continued until Thursday. Attorney Harry NJ. Ginsburg repre- scented Mrs. Schultz.
 Sergeants O'Mara and Flynn made the arrest about p. m. Saturday and seized about four quarts of al legged liquor concealed in q false bot tom in a china closet. Mrs. Schultz has been convicted on the same charge in the local court.
 Pleads Not Guilty William Fedorczyk. aged 3l, of 465 Burritt street, pleaded not gull | ty to the charge Of violation of the ] liquor law in his store at 213 Broad street. He was represented by At torney Harry II. Milkowitz, whose request for a continuance until Thursday was granted, Fedorczyk was arrested by Sergeants Flynn and O'Mara about S:15 Saturday night and milk bottle partly filled with alleged liquor was seized as Fed orczyk was taking it out of a pile of ! boxes behind the store.
 Admits Theft Edward Tansky. aged 1T, of 40 Governor street, pleaded guilty to the charge of theft after the charge of burglary was nolled. Detective Sergeant Ellinger testified that the young man was with three others on Thanksgiving Day about 7;S0 p. m. when a store at the corner of Myrtle and Curtis streets was broken into and a searchlight and several car ton of cigarettes taken. He stood by while the offense was committed and his share of the loot was five packs of cigarettes.
 Attorney Thomas F. McDonough made a plea that the young man be placed on probation as his record is clear and he regrets the occur renee. Judge Roche granted the re- quest. The boys companions will be arraigned in juvenile court as they are under 6 years of age.
 Other Court Cases
 The cases of Joseph kazas aged S5, Of 32 Hartford avenue, and Stan ley Disko, aged 37, Of SJ East street,