New Britain herald., 1927-06-16

mate as she had not seen any money to speak of for six year. Some days there is nothing in the house for
 meals. not even a piece of bread. she said and when she speaks to her
 husband about it. he tells her he I has no money.
 Mandl, however, said he works l when he has work to do. He is a brick work contractor and some times has no contracts for weeks at a time. He asked his wife to endorse note so that he might borrow money from the bank, and she re- fused to do so. She never sticks up" for him. he said. Relative to her charge that there is no food in the house, he declared that he brings enough home in the evening for their meals. She said there is a bill Of $15U for groceries in local store and therefore she could lot obtain supplies on credit. He 5ald he has a son who is almost seven feet in
 height, but he is SO lazy he has been known to leave his work on brick construction jobs and go to sleep. Bat Used in Brawl Frank Brigherti. aged IS, of 29 l.awlor street, and Carmo Mancini, aged 21. of 123 Lawlor street. plead ed guilty to charges of breach of the peace and assault, and John Sy- mecko. aged 45, aid his son, Louis, aged 22, both of S2 Blake Road. pleaded not guilty to the same charges. Attorney Lawrence J. Colon said Attorney Thomas F. McDonough will appear in the case and would be unable to be in court sooner than Saturday. The four cases were there- fore continued until that date. Sergeant NJ. J. Flynn and Officer Louis E. Harper made the arrests after midnight. Complai It was made by the Symeckos that they had been assaulted. but according to the po- lice, the younger complainant had stopped an automobile in which Brogrerti, Mancini and Frank Sea man of 51 Putnam street were rid ing after having brought fourth young man to the home of young woman friend. There was talk of fight but the young men in the au- tomobile are said to have denied they intended to cause any trouble. Trouble developed, however. and the elder Symecko is said to have used baseball bat.
 Officer Harper arrested Brigherti and Mancini in an automobile on Winter street. the young men hav- ing returned to a garage the car they were riding in when they passed through Blake Road. and obtained another car.
 Admits Abusing Woman
 James Lentini, aged S4, of If Putnam street. pleaded guilty to the charge of breach of the peace. He was represented by Attorney Alfred Levitt.
 Sergeant O'Mara testified that Lentini admitted having used vile language towards Mrs. Sophie Lemprose who conducts a restaurant next to Lentini's barber shop at 246 North street, Monday evening. He also swung his fist at Nathan No- week., owner of the building, but did not reach him. The trouble was the continuation of a dispute between Lentini and Mrs. Lemprose on &C., count of the odor of cooking food permeating the barber shop.
 Attorney Levitt asked for leniency, pointing out that Lentini had come into court and pleaded guilty and was sorry he had abused Mrs. Lemprose. He lost his temper because of the effect on his business of the odors from the restaurant.
 Judge Hungerford imposed fine of s15 and costs and suspended exc cution of the sentence.
 The case of Louis Zdanuk. aged 3S, of Pennington avenue, charged with non support, was continued un- til September 30, on recommenda- ton of Probation Officer Connolly, who said Zdanuk had agreed to pay s15 a week towards the supports of his dependents.