New Britain herald., 1927-02-28
FOOD TOO SALTY,
MAN TELLS JUDGE
Husband, Accused Of Non-Sup.
port, Protests Wife'S Cooking

William A. Guzzi, alias Gutz, aged
%, of SO Rockwell avenue, charged
with non-support in police court to-
day was ordered to pay SO a week
towards the support of his wife and
two children, under a bond Of $3.50.
In default of the bond he must serve
so days in Jail. He was arrested in
Clarksburg, West Virginia, and re-
turned to this city by Detective Ser
geant George C. Ellinger.
Mrs. Guzzi charged him with hav-
ing deserted her last April, but he
testified that he has always been
ready to provide a home for her and
the children if she will go to Clarks-
burg and live with him. He went
into details concerning his marital
difficulties, accusing his wife of put
ting so much salt and seasoning in
his food that he could not eat It,
and he also charged that she wants
support only and is not willing to
stay with him. On one occasion she
left him from p. m. to midnight
with small baby and in other ways
she has aggravated him. he said.
Former agent" Disturbs Peace
John Romanczyk, aged ~, of %
Florence street, former police
agent" in liquor cases, was charged
with breach of the peace. Super
numerary Officer Loviner johnson
arrested him at his home at 11:10
Saturday night on complaint of Mrs.
Romanczyk.
Romanczyk said his wife would
not give him his supper and that
started the trouble. Judge Hunger
ford imposed sentence of 80 days
in Jail and suspended execution,
with six months probation.
Refuses to Support Family
Dimity Miasniak, aged 80, Of ass
Lafayette street. New Haven, who
has been before the court for non
support, positively refused to support
his wife and three children and
challenges the state to compel him
to do SO, Probation Officer Con-
molly said.
Mrs. Miasniak testified that she
went to New Haven on advice of
Mr.. Connolly and tried to talk to her
husband but he told her he would
not live with her and he did not
intend to contribute towards her
support and that of the children.
He is interested in a New Haven
woman and recently paid her fine
amounting to more than $40, the
wife testified.
Miasniak, in his own defense, said
he is ready to work at the tailor
ing business and he will contribute
to the support of his family.
He admitted he, paid the New
Haven woman's fine, out of SYM
pathy for her. Judge Hungerford
interrupted him to say that his
record Is bad and as he does not
show an inclination to support his
dependents he will be put In
place where he will have time to
think about his obligation. An order
to pay $40 a week towards the sup
port of his wife and children was
made and bond of $3.50 ordered with
a Jail sentence of 60 days in default
of the bond.
Regrets Hitting Wife
Wadislaw Trucicik, aged 35, of %
Hurlburt street, pleaded guilty to
the charge of assault on his wife, but
Judgment was suspended with
warning when he explained that he
avs angry at the time and now re-
grets his actions.
His wife testified that he was in
toXicated Saturday and struck her
with drinking glass. He said he
packed up his suit case and started
to leave New Britain following an
argument at home, but he changed
his mind when he thought Of his
children, and retraced his steps. He
was still angry, however, on reach
ing home and that is why he threw
the glass at his wife. BE careful"
Judge Hungerford advised him.
The case of Stanley Clicker, aged
20, of 1872 Gold street, charged with
non-support, was continued until
March Z. Attorney Thomas F. Nc
Donough will represent him.
The case Of Florence Roman, aged
40, Of So Grove street, charged with
of hn