New Britain herald., 1929-08-14
HUSBAND OBJECTS ID WEES AIRING
Suspects She Has Ulteri0r Mo-
 tive in Auto Trips

Even if the young man is only 15 years old Adolph Guida, 30, 19 Hayes street, does not like his wife to go out with him. In fact, when the young man comes around to the house, accom- panied by Mrs. Guida's S young brother, Adolph still objects, and he objects especially to his wife going out in car with the two youngsters. He objects so much that yesterday afternoon he had an alter cation with the two youngsters and this morning in police court he an swered to a charge of breach of the peace and assault.
 Officer Doty, assigned to the case George Kelly testified that when he arrived at the house Mrs. Guida was in the yard and Adolph was upstairs. In the presence of his wife Adolph told the officer that he did not like his wife to go out in the car with her brother because the brother has a man along who likes his wife pretty we'll The officer also told that he found Mrs. Guda's neck very red where someone had grabbed her.
 Watches Wife Daily
 "Every day my husband comes home from work to see if I am go- ing out with another man." Mrs. Guida told the court. I've told him not to be afraid, but he still believes that I go out with another. At noon yesterday he got up and ate. Then he went to the store where he got some beer. When he came home my brother was here to take the chill dren and me out for an airing. He chased my brother from the yard, and while they were standing on the street my husband punched my brothers nose.
 He goes out himself and dances with girls and then comes back and calls me dirty names I'm not a dirty name"
 You didn't see it." Judge William Mangan. attorney for Guida was in formed when he attempted to get Mrs. Guida to say that her husband did not grab her by the neck to prevent her from going out.
 Says Wife's Place is Home
 Guida said that he objected to his brother-in-law coming to his house to take Mrs. Guida out because he is sure that the brother-in-la law takes his wife out with another man. He told his wife that her place was at home. He disClaims grabbing her by the neck. He says that he has five children, he works hard and that his wife should stay at home with her family.
 On cross examination he said that he did not know how old the other man in the case was, but that Fred Charmon, the brother-in-la has a record and that he objects to his wife going out with the boy. He also said that his wife would not tell him where she was going and he be- lieves that he has right to know where she is taking the children.
 "Guida has been doing we'll late ly," said Judge Mangan. But the wife has right to give the children an airing"
 AS this offense is not serious enough to warrant a revocation of the previous sentence, and as Guida is doing better, I will suspend judg- ment," said Judge Traceski in hand ing down the verdict.
 Glasses Family From Home
 Because her husband is always drunk and chases her and the chil- dren out into other peoples houses, and then tries to break the doors down to get at them, Mrs. Mary Beruta had her husband arrested yesterday noon for drunkenness and assault. This morning in court Pet CT Beruta, the husband, was fined S5 and costs and placed on probation for a six month period by Judge Stanley J. Traceski.
 Officer William O'Mara, the ar resting policeman, testified that afternoon Beruta was drunk and noisy. The assault charge was pre- terred by Mrs. Beruta.
 He is always drunk, and when he gets drunk he makes trouble" Mrs. Beruta said. When he is sober he is good man and makes good money. Monday night he got drunk and early Tuesday morning he chased the children and me out of the house. We went to the neigh bors, but when we got there he came over and kicked at the door, trying to get in. Then I went away
 This happened at about o'clock yesterday morning and it had been going on all night. He doesn't work, but we have some money in the bank and we live on that
 His wife told him to go to place where it is impossible to meet the best people when he remonstrated with her for taking too much money from the bank, Beruta testified.
 Sure" he admitted to the judge. 'I get drunk sometimes. Sometimes every Saturday. l drink with the fellows and then get crazy and get some more"
 Five dollars and costs was the fine m DoSe1