New Britain herald., 1929-07-08
WIVES TELL JUDGE
 OF ABUSIVE MATES
Domestic Quarrels Described
 At Police Court Session

Husbands and wives, their trials and tribulations, occupied consider a able time in police court today, cases of breach of the peace and non- support figuring prominently.
 Stanley Bogdan, 37, of 22 Horace street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace. He was represented by Attorney B. J. MonliewicZ
 Officer Charles Weare testified hat Bogdans wife complained about S:15 Saturday night that she had i been assaulted by him. Bogdan ad- mitted pushing her because he sus- pected that she was accepting the amorous advances of a boarder in the household.
 Mrs. Bogdan testiefd that she has been abused by her husband for Is years but she always restrained her impulse to have him arrested. She works every day, arising at a. m. and doing all she can to keep peace and happiness in the family, she said. but he drinks and accuses her Of infdelity. Saturday he beat her The boarder, she said. left two months ago. but has been back once for the purpose of looking after one Of the two children,
 Bogdan testified that his wife jumped at him and scratched his face, after which she ran into the pantry and threatened to poison herself with alcohol, when he spoke to her about the boarder. The boarder referred to left about six weeks ago and returned Saturday. He never paid any board when he lived there. Bogdan said.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods said the trouble apparently was caused by the disagreement over the boarder. who lis a sort of squaw man, taking care of children However. Bogdan should be made to understand that he must respect the law and cannot strike his wife.
 Attorney Monkiewicz contended that Mrs Bogdan should be repri- manded Her husband certainly did not cause the trouble according to the evidence.
 | Simply because he spoke to his wife about the boarder she flew at l him.
 Judge Traceski said Bogdan did not have to keep boarder in his house if he did not care to and Mrs. Bogdan should cooperate with him 1 so as to avoid further difficulty with the law. He said it was a pity the couple should bring their trou- | bles into court after living together for 14 years.
 He suspended judgment with an expression of hope that the court would hear no more from the cou- pie. As to the boarder, Judge Traceski told Bogdan not to permit | him to enter the house if he did not want him there.
 Strikes Wife on Ear
 Walter Pawlonski, A, Of IDA Cleveland street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and was represented by Attorney R J. Monkiewicz.
 Officers stephen Coffey and Charles Weare testified that Paw lonski's wife complained to them about 1O;35 last night at Broad and Burritt streets that she had beer struck in the ear and when they went to the house they found Paw lonski partly dressed on bed. He denied that he had struck her. He had been drinking but was not in toxicated, the officers found.
 Mrs Pawlonski testified that he1 husband struck her Friday and or dered her out, telling her he wanted another woman in the house. He wa drinking all day yesterday and fo five weeks he has not contributed towards the upkeep of the house hold, she said. There are three de pendent children and two employed besides one in a state institution.
 Mrs. Pawlonsli denied that th trouble arose from a dispute abou real estate.
 She asked him for a quarter fo the gas and he told her to go int