New Britain herald., 1929-08-26
PIN IN ICE CREAM
 RESULTS IN FRACAS
Row Over Cone Purchase Cause
 Of Arrest Court Docket

A common pin, insignificant as 1t is, can cause a great amount of trou- ble besides sticking in the fingers of careless handlers, it was shown in police court today in the case of Frank Korzun, 46, of Bond street, who was charged with breach of the peace at the instance of Officer Charles Weare.
 korzun's wife and child purchased ice cream cones in store at 3S4 Broad street last night and in one of the cones pin was found. The wom- an in charge of the store was sor- ry about it but Mrs. Korzun berated her, using improper language, ,ac- cording to the former, finally going nome and returning with her hus- band, who took up the tirade where hls wife had left off. During the argument, Korzun picked up a box and wielded it in a threatening man. ner and also pushed the storekeep- CT, according to the latter.
 Korzun denied that he made any trouble whatever.s He and his wife were passing the store short time after the pin was discovered in the cone, and the woman in charge ridiculed them by making gestures intended to convey the point that ir her opinion they were mentally un- balanced. Korzun denied that he struck or pushed her. Judge Saxe imposed a fine of $7 without costs.
 Frank Giza, 25, of 279 High street, charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace and injury to private property, was fined s5 on the first charge, S5 and the third with Judgment suspended on the second He admitted he was intoxicated and said he did not remember what he did. Asked by Mr. Greenstein as to the source of his liquor, he replied: Every store you go 'in to, you can get it, to which Judge Sake an- swered that Giza's trouble was that he went into too many stores, and he advised him to stop drinking and go pack to work
 Supernumerary Officer Rosaria Tata testified that he made the ar rest about 12:50 this morning at the nome of Giza's parents, 2S5 Farm lngton avenue. Three panes of glass were broken and one of the panels was damaged
 "Traffic Cop" Arrested
 Steve Bugnocki, 25, of Kensington was arrested about 10 o'clock Sat urday night on charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness by Sup ernumerary Officer James Cronin, who testified that he heard a crash and on Investigating he learned that Bugnocki had jumped off the run nlng board of an automobile and landed on the running board of an other. on Myrtle street. Bugnocki told the officer the men in one of the cars were trying to kill him, but | they told the officer Bugnocki was doing traffic duty in the street and was almost run over.
 Judge Sake imposed a fine of s1O i and costs. Bugnocki said he went to | q party Saturday and had consider able liquor. He could not recall what else happened.
 Mrs. Mary kron, 35, of 9S Willow | street, whose case last week was continued for one month was charg- ed again with breach of the peac, and drunkenness. She admitted hay ing had two drinks of beer and pleaded guilty to the breach of the peace charge.
 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Greenstein told the court Probation Officer Connolly wanted the case continued until tomorrow and 1t was ordered. The authorities are working out plan to have the children, of whom there are four at home, cared for while Mrs Kron is in an institution, her husband hav- ing complained of her drinking habits number of times Officers Harper and J. w. Riley made the arrest.
 Fighters Face Judge
 Martin Jezinsky, fl, of Washing ton street, Gustave Molosky, SS, of 10 Yale street. and John Buda, 36, of 42 Broad street were charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace and assaulting each other Buda was given a suspended jail sentence of 80 days on the breache of the peace and assault charge, Judgement being suspended on the other charge. He was placed on pro- bation.
 Judgment was suspended in Vol