New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
STABbING AFFRAY
 IN MYRTLE STREET
One Man in Hospital--- Three Per-
 sons Arrested

Thomas Mandis. colored, aged 35 years, IS at New Britain General hospital for treatment for cuts in the back of the head. and will be arraigned in police court Thursday morning on charges of breach of the peace and assault with a dangerous weapon, while Vincent Seloski, aged $7 years, and his wife, Mrs. Stefan- ia Seloski, will be tried at the same time on charges Of breach of the peace and assault. The arrests were made between s and o'clock last evening, following a stabbing affray in house at 420 Myrtle street.
 According 10 the police. Mandis was cut by Mrs. Seloski, who used a broken plate, and Mandis used a knife on Seloski during a fight that followed the latter's finding Mandis holding Mrs. Seloski. The Seloskis live on the third floor and Mandis lives on the first floor. Seloski was treated at New Britain General hos pital for two knife wounds in the back below the left shoulder blade i -iN " tAc III tOul lilIS HUI llIilS anu was ordered to post S100 bonds. while 6 bond of $l,o00 was ordered by Judge SaXe in the case of Man dis. Seloski was ordered held In $1,000 bonds when the continuance was decided on. but later Prosecut- ing Attorney Woods told Judge SaXe he had learned that the man and wo-
  had at first appeared, consequently the bond was lowered. Mrs Seloski was allowed her freedom without bonds.
 Broke Big sWindow
 John Gnatt of 90 Church street, charged with injury to private pro- perty, was unable to appear in court because of having suffered a long sash in his right arm when he put his fist through a plate glass window in the restaurant of the Hotel Bel mont at 6S Church street Saturday 'afternOon. Twelve stitches were taken at New Britain General hos pital to close the wound. Detective Sergeant Ellinger and Sergeant Stad- Ter arrested Gnatt after having learned from witnesses that he was elected from the restaurant and showed his displeasure by smashing the window, which is valued at about $50. According to the police, Gnatt said the owner of the restaurant was "a crooked man. He had been drinking before going into the res taurant, it is said. The case was continued until September 20. Michael Dolecki of Albany avenue, pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach Of the peace and assaulting Stanley Todzia, small boy, who also lives on Albany avenue. Attorney Lawrence J. Colon appeared for Do- lecki and the case was continued until tomorro morning. No bond was required, Attorney Colon assur ing the court Dolecki will be on hand
 According to the police, Dolecki ! struck the boy on the head with q 1 stick. Sergeant Stadler made the ar rest and Doecki Is said to have made the claim that he Il as been annoyed | by boys vino throw stones and break windows in his buildings.
 Fighters Warned
 Joseph Mazefski, aged 1T, of 136 + Winter street, and John Mack, aged AS, of 136la Winter street. charged with breach of the peace and as eaulting each other, were warned by Judge SaXe and judgement was sus- pended Supcrnumerary Officer Will liam Cronin arrested the men Sat urday night on complaint. Nazcfsli testified that he said: "Hullo John" to Mack and the latter told him to