New Britain herald., 1928-10-26
oD|)D BEHAVIOR
 & TERM IN JAIL
Ial Gila Caoict h Court
 Prties to Reform

I0O0 L0AuUK. 41eo w. VI e1' High street, was given his choice of bAhaving or going to Jail. after hls wife testified In police court today that he assaulted her Wednesday nieht, He chose to behave and Judge Roche imposed . 30 day jail sentence, suspending execution Of the penalty, with warning that another arrest will result in its en- forcement
 MrA Zdonuk showed marks on her neck which were caused by her husbands fingers when he gripped her in . fit of temper. Prosecuting Attorney Woods said they were worse yesterday when he first saw them than they were today. Zdo- nuk denied his wife's assertion that he has been drinking for the past two weeks. He claimed he has been sick but not from drinking.
 After he had promised to behave. zdonuk was told by Judge Roche that hs would be given no consld- eration if he comes before the court again You hay have this chance but the next time it will not be question of what you do" he said
 .Bottle Toter" Fined &1OO
 Paul Simiono. aged Ss. of 2sa Myrtle street, alleged bottle toter' in Frank Malorio's store at 2sl Myrtle street, pleaded guilty to the charee of violation of tho liquor law and was fined $l00 and costs on recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney Woods. He was repre- sented by Attorney Thomas F. Me- Donough.
 The case of Malorio, who was charged with violation of the liquor law was nolled. Attorney McDon- ourh also appeared for Malorio.
 Loans Automobile Markers
 Salvatore Coppola. aged 30, Of 155 Washington street, was fined SIS on the charge of loaning auto mobile markers to Paul santacroce' aged 2s, of 54 Beaver street, who was lined }l5 on the charge of driv- ing an automobile with improper markers.
 Motorcycle Officer Doty made the arrests yesterday forenoon on East Main street. Coppola sold car to Santacroce few weeks ago and did not turn in the markers to the state motor vehicle department, accord lng to the testimony.
 Witnesses Ordered Out
 The case of Anthony sowa. aged IT, of 59 Beaver street. charged with reckless driving. was continued until tomorrow to give him time to produce witnesses to substantiate his defense. He said they were in court today but had been ordered out when the spectators gallery was cleared on account of . liquor case hearing. ....
 According to Motorcycle Officer Louis E. Harper, Sowa was driving on Broad street about S:45 last night and almost caused collision with . car that came out of Grove street, after which he sped away at the rate of 70 miles an hour. He had seven passengers.
 Sowa testified that the near acci- dent was not due to his driving. He has held license since July. he said in reply to MT. Woods.
 At this point Judge Roche asked him if he had any witnesses and ordered the continuance.
 Arrested After Tussle
 John O'Neil. aged ss, of 15o Buell. street, pleaded not guilty to charges of breach of the peace and drunk enness and was fined $ and costs ea the latter count. execution of the penalty suspended.
 Officer John O'Keefe made the arrest on Greenwood street about 7:45 last night. O'Neil was intoxi- cated, the officer said, and testi- mony was offered by residents of the neighborhood that he was graphing with another man who finally drove away in an automobile.
 Judge Roche remarked that whatever breach of the peace was committed resulted from C'Neil's condition. and Prosecuting Attorney Woods said the offence was not ser ious. .--..
 Reuben Hughes, aged 30. of 12 Maple street. charged with non-sup- port of his child, agreed to pay " . week and his case was continued in care of the probation officer un- til Dec. 31 with that understanding. Attorney Thomas r. McDonough appeared for Hughes.
 The case of Steve Drezgola, aged 4N, of 63 Booth street. charged with assault on his wife, was continued until Monday in $2oo bonds. Prose- cutting Attorney Woods told the court Mrs. Drezgola was unable to be in court on account of illness.