New Britain herald., 1928-06-30
WRECkS HIS HOME;
 SHOUTS IN COURT
Long Forcibly Removed From Court for Causing Disturbance

Richard Long, aged 4o, Of 59 Dwight street. was sentenced 10 jail for 30 days on charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness, and was taken out of the court room by Ser geant F. J. O'Mara when he caused a disturbance by shouting that he would never again contribute to the support of his wife. Long. who was arrested about 4 o'clock this omrn- ing at his home by Sergeant Feeney and Officer Sullivan, Was still under the influence of liquor, and Judge SaNe told him he believed a jail sen tence would sober him up.
 After Sergeant Feeney had testi- fed that he found dishes smashed and buffet broken at Longs home the dining room having the appear ance of having been visited by q cy- clone, Mrs. Long testified that her husband was drinking all night and has not worked for IS months. He does not contribute towards the sup port of the family of four children, according 10 her testimony. Long. however. denied that he has been neglectful, and claimed 10 have withdrawn s100 from the bank only a short time ago. for the use of his family.
 Violates Rules of Road
 Marcello Morello, aged IS, Of l7o Columbia street, who was arrested by Sergeant Feeney following a col lision between his car and one driv- en by Joseph Stanlonts about 1o:3o o'clock the night Of June 26, was found guilty of the charge Of vo- lation Of the rules of the road and was fined s5 and costs. According 10 Sergeant Feeney and Fireman Victor T. Davis. Jr., Morello was driving north on East street and made a left turn into Woodland street. cutting the corner too sharp iv Morello. however. claimed to have kept to the right Of the center Of the intersection and blamed the driver of the other car. whose brakes dragged twenty feet. Relative 10 the position Of his car after the accident he said the impact forced fl over to the wrong side.
 Thcfts From Automobiles
 Admitting that he had stolen pair of field glasses owned by Charles Wooding of 52 Lincoln street and revolver owned by Louis Schwartz of 3S1 West Main street ! each of the articles being valued at t10. Arthur B. Plante, aged 20, of 14 Lincoln street. was fined $25 and costs and given suspended jail sentence of 30 days. with probation, by Judge w. D. Sake in police court today. The young man failed to make a satisfactory explanation Of the thefts, saying he knew when he took the articles out of the owners , automobiles in a garage at 457 West Main street, that he was doing wrong but did not grasp the actual seriousness of the offense.
 Sergeant M. J. Flynn testified that he arrested Plante last evening and recovered the stolen articles in his room. after Wooding had reported the loss of the field glasses. Plante's car occupied space in the garage N1In me OlHtIS anu Ii' Nds suop'Il'' of the thefts. Questioned by Judg" Sake. the sergeant said Plante told him he was born in Rhode Island and came to New Britain from Maine about two years ago.
 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Greenstein said Prosecuting Attof- ney Woods wished nolle entered in the case of Joseph Roy Of Church street, charged with assaulting his wife.
 Denies Driving Collision Car
 John PacInda. aged IS, of Ire mont street, adimtted that he had told Officer Peter McEvoy he was driving his automobile when it struck two boys on Fremont street, although the fact was that q Mcri- den young man was at the wheel The latter is awaiting trial, and Mir. Greenstein noIled the charge of driving without q license in his pos session. in Iacinda's case. with q warning.
 On recommendation Of Probs- fion Officer Connolly. several cases were continued on probation until September 3e. and discharges from probation Were ordered in inc cases of the following; Adam f'rei- hei', Harry Higgins. Cornelius Do