New Britain herald., 1927-12-19

thanked the court and promised to
 leave at once.
 Breach of Peace
 ! Alex Susonovich, aged 60, of 36 Pleasant street, was charged with breach of the peace and drunken ness at the instance Of Supernum
 erary Officer Pechout. who testified that he was at the corner of Park and Stanley. streets about l1:15 o'clock when Susonovich ran up to him in his stocking feet and with
 out coat or hat on and brought him back 10 the house, The doors were open and nobody was in the house. but Mrs. Susonovich and her daugh- ter told the officer they had been forced to run out when Susonovich come home intoxicated and made trouble
 Mrs. Susonovich testified that her husband made a disturbance as he does every week end. Her daugh- tar testified that Susonovch. who married her mother about five years ago. opened q door which she closed and he pushed her and fell down. In his anger he ran out of the house and aroused the entire neighborhood. Hardly a weekend passes that he does not come home intoxicated and make trouble. although he had never before been as wild as he was on this occasion, the young woman said.
 SusonoviCh testified that when he reached home about 9 ?. m. Satur- day the kitchen fire was almost out and his stepdaughter and her 'fel- low" were sitting in the kitchen. He told them they might as well sit In another room where there was no heat, and he threw open the door. His stepdaughtcr attacked him. he said and her fellow seized him by the hair. His wife joined in the at tack and be was forced to flee before them He claimed 10 have marks to show that he had been assaulted.
 Judge Roche imposed a fine of so and costs on the charge of drunk enness and q suspended jail sentence of 30 days on the charge Of breach of the peaCc. He told Susonovlch that one repetition of the disturb ance described would result in en- forcemcnt of the jail sentence.
 Susonovich, through Officer Peter Cabelus as interpreter, said he wished to take an appeal Judge Roche fixed bonds at s150.
 Beat His Wife
 Ienatz KadJaSki, aged 46, of 4S Smallcy street, pleaded guilty to the charge of asSaultlng his wife. Officer E. B. kitly testified that he made the arrest about 6 ?. m. yesterday on complaint of Mrs. kadjaski The latter showed q cut on the face. in 1icted by her husband who used a | shovel with which he was putting ,oal into the kitchen range.
 Kadjaski testified that he had few drinks before he went home. He { did not mean to wield the shovel, | he said.
 Judge Roche imposed fine Of SID | nd costs, suspending payment of the fine and ordering the costs paid. Ie placed Kadjaski on probation .nd warned him that he will be se- veroly punished if he is convicted gain.
 Moral Code Violated
 James Grogan. aged IS, Of North street, pleaded guilty to the charge ,f violation of the moral code and vas fined S15 and costs. He was rrestcd hy S1rgeants Feeney and IcAvay on the charge Of carnal .huse of q minor female but Prose- uting Attorney Woods changed 1t ! nd recommended that fine or 100 and costs be imposed, which ras the penalty meted out in uporior court in the cases of other nen who were implicated in an rgy in Myrtle street house the tight of November 13. Grogan has ,een away since that time. but was involved in the offence, MT. Woods aid. T
 Judge w. r. Mangan represented ,rogan and called Judge Roche's at enton to the young mans good ccord which was marred only by onviction on a motor vehicle law iolation. He Is very fortunate to