New Britain herald., 1928-09-06
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1928

men named Mccormick and AcNa-
mara had brought one each. The'
two latter had run away when On
Ger Harper arrived. according to
Hoffman, and it was AcNemafa
who had caused whatever disturb
ance there was before the police
were notified. Asked what the men
were. doing In the tenement. Hon
man replied that he believed they
had dropped In Ito be .sociable."
Judge Roche interrupted the exam
nation to remark that unless Mr..
Greepstein considered it important,
he was not inclined to listen to any
more Of 1t. a. he was satisfied that
the only samples Hoffman had In
the tenement were the bottles before
the court. Relative to Hoffman's
part In the assault, Judge Roche
remarked that Hoffman was propri-
etor of the place and had lied about
the. case.
According 10 Sergeant Stadler's
testimony. there was = bedstead
with = spring, one table and one
chair in the tenement. After court
Hoffman, who was without funds,
gave notice of an appeal to super
Tor court, having pleaded not guilty
to all charges.
Attorney Yale Sable represented
Farrell, and told the court Farrelfs
father would take him to Norwich
and put him to work II given =
chance. Farrell has fallen In with
bad company and might be able to
reform if separated from his COM
panions. the attorney said.
Speeder Fined SIC
Alex Baraglia, aged 81, Of ISL
Lasalle street, pleaded guilty to the
charge of speeding and was fined
$40 and costs. Motorcycle Officer
David Doty testified that the young
man was driving on Washington
street at 6:10 last evening at the
rate OF IS to So miles an hour.
Baraglia admitted that he had driv-
en- too fast but not as fast as the
officer claimed.
Violates Road Rules
Arnold J. Turgeon. aged 16, of
46s Arch street. who was arrested
by Sergeant Stadler on the charge
Of reckless driving after = collision
last Saturday night at Main and Lee
streets, pleaded guilty to the charge
Of violation of the rules Of the road
and was fined IS and costs on rec
ommendation of Mr.. Greenstein. Mr..
Greenstein said he had considered
the facts and decided that they did
not warrant the reckless irving
charge. SO he changed 1t, Turgeon
having admitted that he had failed
to keep to the right Of the center
Of the intersection. Turgeon was
represented by Attorney Yale Sable.
Admits Noa-Support
Morris Milstein, aged So, Of ~
Camp street. pleaded guilty to the
charge of non-support and Miss
Wachter Of the Welfare association
testified that he was under = court
order to pay IS week to his wife
since 1925 but had failed to pay
more than IS 4 week. In 1927 he
paid only 81 q week hve times. and
since March, 1928. he has been
paying the same amount.
Milstein was called to the stand
and was being questioned by Mr..
Greenstein when 1t was brought out
that his wife was a resident Of New
York. which raised the question OF
Jurisdiction and on recommendation
of Mr.. Greenstein the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
The case Of Bior johnson, aged
10, OF. TO John street. charged with
violation Of the liquor law, was con-
tinued until tomorrow. Attorney
William e. Hagearty represents
him.
ENTERS TRAINING SCHOOL
Miss Esther M. Anderson former
q IA -.