New Britain herald., 1927-09-26

Judge Roche imposed d fine of SIC and costs for assault and S5 for breach of The peace. execution of the latter penalty suspended.
 Rc,ists Policeman
 Andre" Smith. aged 3s, Of 8 . l.aHlo street vas fined s5 Tor breach { Of the peace and $I0 for resistance. He admitted that he vas intoxicated but he did not remuuber dis'urb- nuce that ho caused about l2:&o o'clock Saturday night on Main street in front of the Strand Lunch. Officer John D'K-cIe testified that smith objected 10 the arrest Of au- other man who was intoxicated and had committed q nuisance on the sidewalk. H. punched the officer in the neck and otherwise attacked him 10 such an extent that it was ucces- sary to use force 10 subdue him.
 After he was haudcuffcd he con- ttuued 10 resist and while being brought 10 the police signal box he made an Uuprintahle assertion against everyone wearing a police uniform.
 Supernumorary Officer John Nolan testified that he vas returning from hall where he had been on duty and saw q man committing q nui- sanco.
 As he placed Jim under arrest, Smith came out Of the restaurant and offered q rem onstrancc. saving the man was his friend and should not be arrested.
 officer O'Kecfe was obliged 10 knock Smith 10 the sidewalk 10 hand cuff him. officer Nolan testified.
 Bathing On Links Banned
 Kenneth GobaL aged 16, and Clifford Eeushaw, aged IS, both Of Shuttlc Meadow aYcnue were charged with breach Of tho peace and were warned by Judge Roche that they and everyone else con- cerned must discontinue the use Of the pond near the 9th tee a.t shut tle- Meadow club golf course as swimming pool.
 Judgment vas suspended but bathcrs brought before the court in The future may expect to be pun lshed, Judge Roche said
 Supernumerary Officer Harry Mount testified that he arrested the boys yesterday and Val Flood, club professional, testified that boys bathing nude in the pond have shocked golfers and every effort has been made to stop the practice
 He said he had no evidence that the two boys bcfor" the court had : misconductcd themselves and JudG" l Roche remarked that they should l not l." charged with having done so ! unless there is eyIdDnce to prove it. 1 MT. Flood said one Of the members | Of the club told him he would have ! shot two boys on one occasion had he had T gun because Of their con , duct in the presence of children. i
 Woman seller Bound Over
 Mrs Nellie KarmiloWicz, aged a0, . Of 51 Erwin Place, was found gull ty on two counts of violation Of the . liquor law and also Of being q sec ond offender and Has bound over 10 the December term of superior court.
 A can containing alleged liquor was found and there were also glasses with traces Of beer in them. Sergeant Stadl"r testified that woman was arrested in May. The court records show a conviction ;,t that time. Several neighhors tcS- tIhcd that the tenement is frequent have been seen going in sober and coming out intoxicated.
 On recommendation Of proeecu'- ing Attorney J. C. Woods, bonds were fixed at sl,0Gp.
 Detective Sergeants McCue and Elling"r testified that complaints have been received against the ~onan's tenement and on Saturday night about 10 o'clock they raidcd if. Sergeants Stadlcr. O'Mara and 1 Fceney accompanied them.
 Mrs. Earmilowicz denied tho ac- and said that 8 man who . lives in Shenandoah, Pa. sent the liquGr 10 her. She was not guilty when convicted Tn May, either, she . said. i
 Leon Dombrtv-ski. aged 4. Of | 263 Grove street, pleaded not guilty . 10 the charge Of non-support and ! asked T continuance until Wedncs- {, day morning, which WAS granted.
 Jerry. q sheep trained to lead : other sheep up the runwaya into the ] pens Of q Chicago !. stockyard has just betrayed his one