New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26
UNbIDDEN GUESTS
START TRIPLE ROW
Fight Among Themselves md
Host Hits One ID Eye

Stanley Albris. e, of IS Oak
street, was half drunk" according
to his own statement, last night. and
decided to pay q visit to Ladislaw
Yucheski. ~, Of So 6nialley street,
at whose home he formerly boarded.
Frank Dietx. ~. of - sexton street.
accompanied. him and during the
evening Aibris coughed considerably
and remarked jokingly that he
thought be was going 10 die. Diets
told him to go ahead and die. no.
body. will cry for you" and after .
further exchange OF pleasantries Of
this nature. Albris struck Dietx and
the latter fought back.
Yathcski wanted to retire ~ It
WIS. approae hing 10 o'clock and he
suggested that his visitors leave. but
they preferred to argue and fight
and finally Yacheski put them out
and In yo doing. he punched Albris
end closed his left eye. Albris went
10 the corner of North street and
Hartford avenue, where he met Of
ficer Eugene Kieffer and made =
complaint. which resulted in the ar
rest OF iachcski on the charge OF
ASA alting Altris, and Albris on
charges Of breach of tho peace and
drunkenness. while Dietx was charg-
ed with breach Of the peace. Officer
Maurice Flynn assisted in the ar
rests.
Yacl,cslsi and .slbris told their
stories In police court today. Diets
declining to testify. Mrs. Yacheski
also testified to witnessing the at
fray. which was precipitated by AL
brix' refusal to leave the house. va
cheski admitted thst he punched Al
bris. Asked II liquor was served the
visitors. Yacheski kaid he did not
have enough money tc buy bread.
not to mention liquor. Judge SAKE
fined Albris and Dietz IS without
costs each, and Yuchcski 81 and
costs.
Neubauee Fined $50
A fine OF $50 and costs and 4 sus-
pended Jail sentence OF so days.
with probation. was melted out to
Joseph Neubauer, &c. of 2S1 Arch
street. who was arraigned yesterday
on the charge of indecent exposure.
Probation Officer Connolly. who in
vestigated Ncubauer's standing and
home life for Judge SAKE since the
case was continued yesterday. re-
ported that the young man has been
married eight months and has q
good home. He has worked steadily
for five years in 4 local factory,
where he enjoys an excellent reputa-
ton. He told Mr.. Connolly he had
gone down cellar to chop wood and
while there he drank some wine.
Thursday night. before going to the
Capitol theater, where he was ar
rested while waiting for 4 friend at
the box office. on complaint of two
women.
Attorney Yale Sable said Neu-
bauer appeared to be innocent Of
the charge, a. no sane person would
select such . conspicuous place al
the entrance to the theater to annoy
passersby, and Neubauer certainly
did not appear to be insane. The
statute specifies that the act must
be wanton one to merit punish
ment and 1t did not seem that Neu-
bauer had deliberately and know
ingiy misconducted himself.
Prosecuting Attorney Woods re-
piled that had Attorney Sable been
in court yesterday and heard Neu-
bauer's story and the other evidence
he would have been convinced that
the act was wanton. ut 10 4 vicious
act under the statute and every per.
son convicted in this court In the
past fifteen years to my knowledge
has gone to JAIL" he said. Judge
SAKE said he was convinced that
Neubauer was guilty. but he was in
clined to belief also that the vino
was at the bottom Of the 0fense.
The continued case Of William
Fedorcxyk, -. Of 465 Burritt street.
charged with transporting liquor by
means Of q motor vehicle, was again
continued until Feb. Is, because or
ficer Louis e. Harper. the principal
witness, IL at New Britain General
hospital where he underwent an op.
GRAFTON for appendicitis,