New Britain herald., 1929-06-10

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 lGrs. NsuhAuse testtneA that shs weat te her hueeanl's Aens last night to see two ee thetr children vho live with htm. She could not loeats her hushana It eace se shs seualsd the horn Of an automobile to 9ttract him.
 when hs came cut hs said. You leek so skinny ysu'rs soins ts crcak pretty soon." Felt told Neubauer to say the word and he would beat her and reaching in. Felt ssissd Nrs. Neubauer by the risht leg and pulled her out she said. Sue de- tended hsreelf, fastening tne hand in his hair and the other in his cravat. He hanged her on the side of the, head and she struck him in the face.
 Refusea t0 Answer Greenatein
 Gross examined by Attorney A. A. 0reenberg. who represented the men. MrA Neubauer admitted that she wanted her husband to support the children who live with her. She was being questioned further when she suddenly refused to answer. declaring that she would engage counsel 10 represent her. Naskie- wicx. she said, pulled Felt away and saved her from further harm.
 Frank Neubauer of 50 Hawkins street testified that Mra. Neubauer caused the disturbance. Officer Harper herded everyone together Hike pigs" he said. Az to the crowd there were not more than 100 and they were kids" he said.
 Felt testined that he was at Lake Compounce all afternoon and short- ly after he returned Mrs. Neubeuer called and sounded tho horn of the car. He and Louis Neubauer own the car jointly, he said. He denied that he assaulted Mrs. Neubauer and accused her of attacking him.
 Couple Living Apart
 Louis NeubAuer testified that he and his wife agreed to live apart some time ago and each took two children. Last night she appeared on Putnam street and(was blowing the horn of the car and turning the lights on and on. She declared she would sit there until . policeman came and arrested him.
 She also threatened to drive the car away and smash it. He beg ged her not to cause | scene and offered to talk quietly to her in tn, house where he lives. He denied that he told Felt to kill Mrs. Neu- bauer. Judge SaXe said the trouble ap- parently was caused by Mr. and Mrs. Neubauer, and the others ap- peared to have been brought into it against their desire. He discharged Bunkus and Naskiewicz and sus- pended Judgment in the cases of MT. and Mrs. Neubauer and Felt. He warned Mrs. Neubauer to complain to the prosecuting attorney if she had reason to want action against her husband in the future.
 Wanted Breakfast in Bed
 Michael Pawlek, Il. of S5 Booth street, pleaded guilty to the charge of assaulting his wife. Mrs Julia Iawlek. Officer Charles Weare testi- fled that he and Officer William J. Mccarthy made the arrest about $40 last night. Mrs. Pawlek. who has but one arm. testified that her husband was intoxicated and did not go to church yesterday morning.
 He insisted on having breakfast in bed and she gave him a sandwich. Quail on toast. suppose" Prose- cutting Attorney Woods remarked.
 After he left the bed he punched and kicked her. bruisink her severe- ly about the face and blackening her eye.
 Pawlek testified that he asked for dinner about p. m. yesterday and she gave him bananas. He thought he should have something more substantia and when he told her 50 she resented it and a light ensued. He expressed sorrow for the beat ing he gave her.
 Judge saxe placed him on proba- ton and imposed a Suspended jail sentence of 30 days. He said he de- served . jail sentence but he hesi- tated to impose 1t on account of the fact that there are five children in the family. the oldest being eight years and the youngest an infant in arms.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods said # was one of the most brutal and cowardly assaults in this city in some time.