New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-15

did not consider Riggs intoxicated.
although he had been drinking.
Nevertheless Bigsa pleaded guilty
Brescia testified that he saw
Bigge and others committing .
nuisance at the entrance to his home
about midnight. and throwing the
headlights Of his automobile on
them shouted to them. Bigge told
him he lived in the house, which
Brescia knew was not 70, and in
the argument that ensued. Biggs
punched Brescia. cutting him over
the eye.
Bigge. however. told . different
story. admitting that he had CON-
United the nuisance on the way
home from = party. but accusing
Brescia and another man Of knock
ing him down and kicking him
about the head. He ran. he aRid, tn
an effort to avoid trouble. but they
chased him and attacked him until
he defended himself. Rrescia1 left
eye was covered by . dressing. on
account Of the punch.
Calls Youths mad Lot"
You're q bad lot, every one Of
you. None Of you can afford to
come into this court again. Every
one OF you has a record already with
the exception Of Miller" Judge SAKE
said as he imposed . me Of so and
costs on Robert Crelan, aged -. Of
$50 Osgood avenue. and a similar
penalty on George Legas, aged 20. Of
~ Oak street. who were charged
with breach Of the peace. and sus-
pended judgment on the following:
Mike Miller. aged ~. Of I: Erwin
place: Alfonso Cerkowicx. aged 20.
Of l(t kelsey street: John Kolosky.
aged 10; Of 81 Hartford avenue:
Frank Kovalski. aged -. Of 81 Sex
ton street: John Cheskus, aged -.
of Is Beldcn street. who were also
charged with breach Of the peace.
Officers George Collinx Otis Hop
kins and william Grabeck testified
that the young men were causing 4
disturbance on Union street. near
Clark. about midnight Saturday.
and the entire neighborhood was
aroused. Legas and Crelan were in
the middle OF the crowd and ap-
peared to have been fighting.
Legas pleaded guilty and all the
others not guilty. he testimony In.
dicated that Legas' hat fell of m
Winter street or nearby and IN A..
gument resulted. Some Of the crowd
said a fight between Legas and Gre
Ian was about to be staged. while
others denied that there was to have
been a fight.
Assault Charged
John Krouse. aged c6. Of 1Ss
Booth street, and Stanley Kulas.
aged 20. of 10 Gold street. charged
with breach Of the peace and A.
saulting each other. pleaded not
guilty and the cases were continued
until tomorrow on request Of Attor-
ney A. s. Aharonian. counsel for
Krouse. He said Mrs Krouse. an
important witness. would be unable
to be in court until tomorrow. The
arrests were made by Officers Lee
and Zocco.
Has Dispute With Wife
Louis Robertson. aged 20 Of l55
High street, charged with breach OF
the peace admitted that he was at
fault in a dispute with his wife and
promised to behave. A hne Of SIS
and costs, was suspended with a
warning that he must mend his
ways. He was arrested about II
o'clock Saturday night at his home
by Supernumerary Officer Cole. on
complaint Of Mrs. Robertson. who
testified that drink IL tho cause OF
the trouble at home.
The case OF Walter Baxylewicx
aged 81, Of 19S Hartford avenue.
was continued until tomorrow in
5000 bonds. Prosecuting Attorney
Woods said Mrs. Baxylewicz. who
was assaulted. was unable to be in
court today on account Of tho as
sault.
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