New Britain herald., 1929-10-28
HELD AFTER RAID,
 COUPLES MAY WE'D
Judge Gives Quartet Time to
 Consider Serious Step

The offices of Dan Cupid, the little winged God of love, may be the means of saving four local young people from punishment in police court on the charge of improper conduct. their cases having been continued today until Friday hecanse of the possibility of one wedding and possibly two.
 Jack Hartunian. @2. of 10 Erwin place, William Malone. 20. of 62S East street. Mary Jenak. l9, of l02 Sexton street, and Rose BellavanCe, IS, of PA Main street, had been in two rooms in the Hotel Belmont OH Church street only about 10 minutes when they were arrested about o'clock yesterday morning by Acting Sergeant Peter (. Cabelus, Officers Otis Hopkins and John O'keefe. They had signed the register as mar ried couples. giving fictitious names and Hartford address. The pro- prietor of the hotel opened the door for the police, and the two men were seen running out Of the girls room there being a door between them.
 Attorney Thomas r, McDonough entered q plea Of not guilty for the quartet when their cases were called today, and told Judge SaXe that liar tunian and the BellayanCe girl had been discussing marriage and it might be advisable to continue the cases. The other couple have been Keeping company" also for some time, it is said, but whether they will be married or not is not known,
 Fined For Assault
 Frank NoCero, l9, of 7f Oak street, pleaded guilty 10 the charge of breach of the peace and assault ing Edward "Timmy" Farrell of Tal- colt street, and was fined S7 and costs Farrell pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkennCss and was fined S7 and costs.
 Officer John Griffen testified that Farrell complained to him about 2 o'clock yesterday morning that No cero opened the door of an automO- bile on East Main street and punch ed him without reason. Officer Grif- fen and Officer William J. Mccarthy went to Hartford avenue and North street and arrested Nocero, also ar resting Farrell because of his condi- tion. Charles O'Keefe testified to the assault and Nocero said he thought someone in the car was gO- ing to strike him so he struck first.
 Margaret Hayes, IS, or 2l9 Chest nut street, John Fisk. 25, of Broad view street, Maple Hill. and Loren Clary, 24, of 45s Main street, plead ed guilty to the charge or improper conduct in Cary's room e1riy Satur- day morning. They were arrested by Officers John Griffcn and William ]. Mccarthy.
 Judge Saxe fined each of the men 310 and costs and sentenced the girl to the state farm for women. At tcrney Monroe S. Gordon represent CT her and Attorney Irving I. Rach- lin represented the men.
 Smith to State Farm
 James Smith. 45, who has long record, pleaded guilty to the charge Of drunkenness. To charges oi breach of the peace and injury tc private property he said he did not remember.
 Dennis J. McMahOn of 15 Strat- ford road, testified that Smith, whc Is his brother-in- law threw milk bot ties through five windows Saturday night and knocked over q lamp be, cause he was refused adGnittancc.
 Sergeant Feeney testified that Smith has been loafing around Hart ford avenue and North streets for the past three weeks and has beer drinking.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods askel for a jail sentence declaring it would be a miscarriage of justice to sem Smith to the state farm. He stayy there while and runs away wher he feels like 1t, MT. Woods said. Thi. Smith denied.
 Judge Saxe committed Smith tc the state farm and told him h.