New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

table. She fell off the veranda, he said, without any help from him.
 Officer George Moffitt. who was the first to arrive i'll answer to com- plaint about a:4o yesterday after noon. was recalled to the stand by Judge Traceskl and in reply to a question, said he smelled liquor rom the womans breath but she was not in the condition her hus- band was found in. Sergeant P. J. OMara and Sergeant T. J. Feeney also testified 10 having a hand in the case. Judge Traceski continued the case for one week on probation
 frawley Brothers Arrested
 John FraUley. 4, of c21 Stanley street, pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness and not guilty to the charge Of breach Of the peace. He was fined s1o and costs, while his brother. Thomas FraUley, 25. of 51 East Main street, pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness and not guilty to charges Of breach of the peace and resistance, and was fined s95 and costs with a suspended Jail sentence Of 60 days. He was con- tinued on probation. not having completed q term for a previous Of fense.
 Officer John Smlsel testified that he received q complaint about 1920 Sunday morning that eight men were drinking in the rear of 4o2 Main street. opposite East Main street. and he ordered them to move. which they did with the exception Of the FraWlrys. Thomas challenged him to move them, and he placed them un- fer arrest. Thomas punched him in the face. drawing blood, and fought so tiercely that the officer released his hold on John and concentrated on Thomas. Al the police signal box Sergeants O'Mara and Feeney and Officer Kiely happened along and gave hand.
 Sergeant . Mara testified that i Thomas Fravley fought even after being oyerpoNered. and his language was vile. It was necessary 10 knock him down and hold him. still he bat tied all the way 10 the police station in the patrol wagon. After Officer Smlgel washed away the blood he went out with the sergeants and John FraNley was identified as hay- ing been with his brother, so he was arrested.
 1 Thomas Frawley testified that he and his brother were taking short cut from Lafayette to Main street. through the Finegan property. when they met q group of fellows who had bottle and offered them drink, i He admitted he was intoxicated. but accused Officer Smigel Of not giving 1 him a chance to be on his way. He came over 10 us and without any warning he went 10 work on us with the club" he said. We would have gone along if he told us 10. I didn't exactly resist. l just tried to keep away from the club" Relative 10 i the fight al the police box and on the way to the police station. he did not recall any of the details.
 Judge Traceski reminded him that he was not supposed to drink while on probation and Fra wiley replied that he had not taken drink until Saturday night. The court impressed upon him that his next conviction will mean u Jail sentence. and the only reason lt was not imposed al once was that the probation officer reported that he behaved well. and the fact that h. is employed and has q wife and two children 10 SUD- port was also taken into cousidera- tiOn.
 John FraWley told the same story about meeting the fellows with the bottle. He admitted he drank too much Saturday night. but he said Officer Smigel was too ready with the club.
 Fighters Fined SiO Each
 Karl Chnil, B, Of 19 GrandHiew street. and Louis Gonski. 3S. of 3s Silver street. charged with drunk enness, breach Of the peace and as saultng each other. were fined slo and costs each. Joseph Brocka of 15 Grandview street accused Gonsk of causing the trouble. but Chmil's wife said her husband start. d ,t. At any rate, Chmil was in an :. automobile and would not get out about o'clock last evening and Officer John OBrien arrested him
 also arresting Gonski about 1T o'clock, taking him out of bed. Chmi, and Gonski admitted that they had been drinking during the day. nolle was entered in the case o' ; stanley Gronski 43, Of 8 Orange street, charged with breach of the
 peace at the instance Of Office, l Weare and Supernumerary Oficel LcseVicius.