New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-20

In his own words, gave him a good
slap" He had quite a time break
ing loose from his smaller adverse ry,
he said, and it was because of this
that Connolley fell and bumped his
head.
Prosecuting Attorney Woods told
the court HELEN had no right TO act
as he had done, and there were in
stances on record of fatalities result
ing from such fights. Judge Man
gan declared that Connolley need
ed punch in the eye and HELEN
gave it to him." He pointed out
that HELEN had made every reason
able effort to avoid a clash but had
finally become tired of turning the
other cheek" Judge Sake said he
believed HELEN had gone farther
than a slap, and there was no testi-
mony as to what stage of the pro-
ccedings Connolley brought his feet
into play.
Elects Family, Hits Landlord
Wawrzyniec Dzioba, aged "a, of
500 North Burritt streey, was found
guilty of breach of the peace and
assaulting his landlord, but Judge
Saxe suspended judgment because OF
his previous good record, ordering
him to pay the costs of the court and
behave in the future. Officer
Cornelius keough and Supernumer-
airy Officer Zajkowski made the ar
rest about o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Dzioba elected his wife and
children and scattered kitchen uten-
sis about the kitchen, according to
the testimony of witnesses.
Louis Raczkowski, aged %, of u"
Gilbert street, charged with breach
of the peace. assault, and resistance,
was represented by Attorney Law
renee ]. Colon, who had the case
continued until Wednesday. Judge
Sake released Raczkowski in the Gus
tody of his attorney. Officers COL
Inns and Cosgrove made the arrest.
Giving Self Voice Test
George Remecki, aged ~. PLEADED
not guilty to charges of breach or
the peace and drunkenness. O1lcer
George Collins testified that Re
mecki was shouting at the top OF
his voice in his home In the rear OF
40 Beaver street about 2:l5 yester-
da. morning and the entire neigh
borhood was aroused by the racket.
Officer Daniel Cosgroye gave similar
testimony.
| Remeck admitted that he was in
| toSicated but he would not have
shouted had he not been locked out.
II was his first arrest and Judge
SAKE fined him IS and costs for
drunkenness and suspended Judg-
ment on the other charge.
Given Another Chance
| Harry Sheremetta, aged Sc, OF :
Union street, pleaded guilty to
charges of breach of the peace and
drunkenness. He was arrested by
Officer T. C. Conlan on complaint of
| Mrs. Sheremetta yesterday. Attorney
Irving l. Rachlin appeared for him
and asked for leniency on Sheremet-
ita's promise to behave. He has five
children who need his support.
Judge SAKE suspended Judgment
with a warning that Jail sentence
will be imposed the next time Shere-
meta is convicted.
He is on probation at the present
| time. having been arrested month
ago for causing disturbance at his
home.
t The continued case Of Peter ia
nick was again continued until next
Monday to obtain a report from
Probation Officer Connolly. who is
out of the city. The charge is non
support,
Policeman Plays Slot Machine
Frank Trycinski, aged 90. of IS
Horace street, charged with violation
Of the law relative to slot machines.
pleaded not guilty in police court
today and on request of Attorney
Harry NJ. Ginsburg, continuance
until Friday was ordered. A super