New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
hope that the display of hass for this occasion will be universal one. Respectfully.
 JOHN f. WADE, Mayor"

iipPc tIdl lllC uLpidy VI hA6o AVA this occasion will be a universal one.
 Respectfully.
 JOHN f. WADE, Mayor"
 Autos Collide
 Automobiles driven by Edward Malcheski of 4S Perkins street and Robert P. Rossing of South Main street, Unionville, collided Sunday afternoon on Perkins street. Both autos were damaged, but nobody injured.
 The police said that Rossing was going north on Perkins street and Malcheski south on the same thor oughfare. Rossing attempted to turn into a side street and in SO doing struck Malcheskis machine a heavy blow. The police investigated and Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather advised both men to settle peared before him for a hearing this morning.
 Must Post $500 Bond
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan told Biaz Ferfetto, ci. of Barlow street that he must either post a $500 bond to insure his wife receiving $10 weekly for the support Of herself and an infant child. or else go to Jail for three months. The youth was charged with the non-support Of his pretty young wife and a ten months old child.
 
 Mather told Judge Donovan that Perfetto had been before the court on May 20 charged with non-sup- port. He was told to support his Wife at that time. but has not con- tributed one cent for the past month or so. His wife. meanwhile, has been working to support herself and the child, while Perfetto has been Idle for the past month.
 Probation Officer Thomas 4. Tracy caused the youths arrest when ho discovered that his probation period had been violated. Perfetto asked for another chance in court this morning and said he would try to make good.
 Sixty Day Sentence Suspended Anthony Lysicki of 1s2 Sixth av- enue. East Bristol, promised fer vently before Judge Joseph M. Dono- van in city court this morning that he would abstain from liquor for an | indefinite period if shown leniency. After reviewing the case, the jurist ! IoF 1 in jail, which was later suspended. ! He was placed in charge Of the pro- 1 bation officer for one-year period. The charges against Lysicki were l drunkenness, breach of the peace. and the assault of his wife. He was 1 arrested Saturday night by Motor- cycle Policemen Norton and Burns after a telephone call had sum- moned them from police headquar- | tors.
 1 Mrs Lysicki testified in court this morning through and interpreter, Sergeant Henry Jeglinski, that her 1 spouse came home Saturday after noon drunk When she remonstrat- 1 cd with him for his condition. he struck her three times in the face she said. and then drove her from | the house.
 ] Asked by the judge what her hus- i band did after he was released from l jail under bonds, she said that he swore at her but did not strike her. She testified that he had struck her ct ,v.tn !, was drunk. When sober. he was an ideal husband, she said. The couple have three children.
 Freed By Prosecuting Attorney
 Operating without a license was ! the charge lodge against Emil R. Cote Saturday night when his au- 1 tomobile wrecked the red light standard at the corner of Main and North Main streets. Investigation by the police proved that he was driving Connecticut car with an operators license issued in the state of California.
 Although the police deemed this q violation of the motor vehicle code. the prosecuting attorney deemed otherwise and freed Cote Of the charge. He was forced, how ever. to pay for the damage done to the traffic standard which has taken it's full share Of abuse within the past few months from unskill- full drivers.
 Assault Case Adjourned An adjournment was granted by Judge Donovan in city court this morning in the case of Anthony GrcbdaS, charged with assault and breach of the peace as the result of complaint lodge with the police Saturday night by William Obu- chowicz of Rockwell avenue.
 Policeman Thomas Mccarthy ar- rested Grebidas after he was al- leged 10 have struck Obuchowicz. The plaintiff told the police that he and Grebidas were good friends un- til they engaged in friendly game of cards, he said, and his erst- while friend and another player struck him heavily on the head. When he recovered from the blow he deserted the vicinity and told the police about the affair.
 A warrant has been issued for the arrest Of the third card player and he and Grebidas will be arraigned in city court on Oct 27.
 Will Be Tried On Oct. 27
 On Oct. 27, Robert Carnell of this city, will also be arraigned in city F court. He is charged with the non- F support of his wife and family. Inc i, adjournment was granted by Judge , Donovan this morning and the man ? released under bonds, His case was