New Britain herald., 1927-11-14

acterized Kasloski's defense as "a maze of deception and lies" It is an insult to the intelligence Of the court, he said.
 Attorney Monkiewicz replied that he did not know who was attempting to insult the courts intelligence but the boy who was supposed to be the principal witness for the state retut- ed the testimony of the police. He maintained that the state had not made out a case.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods said a jail sentence should be imposed because kasIoski not only violated the liquor law but influenced the boy to commit perjury and might we'll be charged with subornation Of perjury. He is worse than the ordinary vio- lator of the liquor law, MT. Woods said.
 Judge Saxe said he suspected that the place may have some connec- ton with the liquor traffic in the north end of the city.
 Accused Is Discharged
 Still there is some doubt as to reputation and no direct evidence Of sale. The place where the alleged alcohol was found also helped the defense. Judge SaNe said, because there was the possibility that il was owned by someone other than KaS- lofski. Because of these circum- stances. he crdered q discharge.
 Ordered Out of Town
 George Schappa. aged g. was charged with vagrancy and ordered 10 leave New Britain and stay away unless he can conduct himself prop crly. He said he come from New Haven in search of employm"n, and stopped for a time in Meriden.
 Officer Grabock testified that Schappa was begging money from passersby at Main and 'h1rch streets about 6:3o last evening. James Grooms, colored. aged B of 69 Oak street, admitted that he struck his wife this morning; Sh" said she knew Of no reason for his display Of temper but ne said she refused 70 prepare his breakfast and he struck her and tore her night dress Officer Dolan testified that he made the arrest al a Main street store where Grooms is employed. Judge SaXe imposed a fine of S5 without costs.
 More Family Rows Paul Mazol. aged 1 of 2t& Hart ford avenue, was fine St5 and costs, execution of penalty suspended, and was placed on probation. His wife accused him Of asSaultins her be- cause she objected to the use Of their home for the manufacture of liquor. ! Mazol however, testified that his wife is ''boss" at home and the mak- ing of liquor is her idea,
 i Detective Sergeant F.llingar tost'- fod that he made th" arrest about 5;30 o'clock yesterday afternoon on complaint of Mazols wife and step
 daughter.
 After court Mazol told Probation
 Officer Connolly he wanted to go
 home and take his clothes but h. vas afraid his wife would retaliato
 for the assault ho committed yes terdav. On request Of the probation officer. Captain Kelly detailed Officer II. C. Lyon to accompany Mazol to
 his home.
 Michael Rozanski, aged %, of % Smith street. was fined SIC and { costs for drunkenness and breach of the peace. His wife testified that he
 drinks heavily and makes prac- tice os assaulting her. Officer Harper testified that hc made the arrest at ! II o'clock last night. on complaint. i and in his presence Ro2anskl at tempted to strike his wife. Eozanski, . however. testified that he and his i wife were having some words and ! the landlord and thn landlord g wife 1 came in 10 inquire about it. Rozan- , ski told them to mind their own i business. When Officer Harper came he did not ask anyone for any in- formation about the case, with tho exception of Mrs Rozansii, accord ing to RoZanski.
 Alfonso Scdor, aged 4. of 75
 Hartford avenue, was committed to ! the state farm. His wife testified i that she and her children arc ! neglected and her husband drinks : heavily and makes a practice of fassaulting her. She and her children 1 were made homeless by the flood in East Hartford and cam" 10 this city
 10 make their homo. Her husband i followed and assaulted her, she said. Judge SaXc observed that Sedor' $ 1 record is lengthy and includes a commitment to the state farm. He ! felt disposed to determine whether i or not another commitment wouli l help 10 correct the mans failingS. 1 Sedor was arrested by Officer GrIf- 1 fen on complaint of Mrs. Sedor.