New Britain herald., 1928-05-21

ren street, Barnesdale. pleaded not guilty to the charge of operating al automobile while under the infu ence of liquor but he admitted that he drank wine after beer and i made him dizzy He called on g sick friend last night and then drov. two other men home, he said. They gave him the drinks.
 | About 1915 o'clock he was driving on Silver street and boy ran into the road. causing him To pull the wheel suddenly and his car struck another car owned by John Godzlna of 3S Beaver street. Officer Thomas Lee and Maurice Flynn testified that they found White at the Whecl and he admitted that he had been driving. Lieutenant Bamforth. who vas on desk duty when White was brought in testified that he was un- questionably unfit to drive. A fine of s100 and costs and suspended Jail sentence of h days were imposed, Case Is NOlled The manslaughter charge against Joseph Liss. aged %. Of 22 Oakland avenue was nolled. Mir. Woods told Judge SaXe that an investigation by the police failed 10 disclose that I.iss was responsible for the death O. Mary Adorno. aged 2 years. of S99 High street. who was struck by ar automobile driven by Lise in a drive way on Pennington avenue on May 14.
 Judge W F. Mangan represented Liss.
 saved by Family The fact that Joseph PetroHicz aged 35, of 163 Grove street. is the father of eight children, prompted Judge Saxe to suspend judgment after finding him guilty of charges of drunkenness and assaulting his wife, but if he is arrested again ht may be punished. He probabl, needs his money" Judge Sake re. marked.
 Supernumerary Officer Raj. neault testified that he re, ceiVed a complaint about 9 o'clock last night from little girl that hel father was assaultiug her mother and when he reached the house h' 1 found Mrs. Petrowicz on the flool in an intoxicated condition ane bleeding from the mouth. petrowic. was also intoxicated.
 ! Mrs. Petrowicz testified that hcl husbands brother brought liquor tt their home yesterday and they dranl it. Her husband and his brother be came involved in an argument an, she ordered the latter out of th' house. Her husband took offcnse a her action and assaulted her. Sh' admitted having had more to drinl 1 than she should have taken.
 Gazda Also Fined John Gazda, aged 26, Of 454 Eddy i Glover Boulevard, who makes |; practice of attempting suicide whel intoxicated, was pulled off the rail road tracks near Shurberg's junl yard on Franklin street shortly atte, noon Saturday a short time befor1 the train arrived. and after being pu in a cell he was caught making I; rope out of articles of clothing. ] close watch was kept of him whil he was locked up. and whe, arraigned before Judge Sake h. l pleaded guilty to the charge o drunkenness and was fined sl0 an, costs.
 Assault Case Aired
 Arthur l.aFlamme. aged s1, c Hartford. was fined &7 and costs fo
 drunkenness and slo and costs fo assa ulting Michael Benn, aged 33, c
 93 Broad street, and the latter wa similarly fined for drunkenness an assault on LaFlamme. Officer Patric Meehan testified that he saw thre mon rolling on the ground about 3:4 ?. m. Saturday near the Film Burritt homestead in the rear o Main street and Benn ran througl the yards toward Lafayette stree, ! hf ollc'E lOullI UlIIl III d StOTe O ! Lafayette street near the corner 0 Beaver street and placed him unde arrest.
 Bringing him back to the scene 0 the fight the officer found l. | llamme on the veranda of the Bur ritt home. There was torn &1 bill and a pack of cards nearby.
 Officer Thomas C. Dolan tnstifie that Benn claimed his pockets wer picked during q card game and SPA taken. La Flamme and Benn ver
 bleeding.
 Yesterday Benn was arrested O the charge of assaulting Charle | kardnk of 16l Broad street. th latter's wife telling the police tha
 Benn went into her tenement an struck her husband with such fore that he was rendered unconsciou
 kardek being unable to be in cour the hearing on this case was post poincd until Saturday in $1o0 bono
 Nahcr'S Case Continued
 The case of John Maher. Jr., age