New Britain herald., 1929-09-11

received this year is less than those filed last year, is if somewhat larger than anticipated The number of applications filed as to districts are as follows: First district 100; sec ond district 3l; third district, I01; fourth district G7.
 In all probability the total num- Der of registered voters in the city will be decreased due to the fact that many dad" names have been removed from the district lists The only district which is absolutely sure to show an increase is the second voting district in Forcstville, which last year showed a total of ,4O4 names. This years list, now in the hands of the printer, contains .455 names and to this number will be added those whose applications filed yesterday are fayorabIly acted upon by the selectmen, September 21. The city clerks office this morning was unable to advise as to the number of voters on the lists Of the other three districts.
 Non Support Case
 Herbert l.. Stanard Of this city was given the alternative Of spending l5 days in jail or posting a bond Of $500 to guarantee the payment of $7 q week 10 his wife for the next year to support their 15 year old son, when he was presented in court this morning on charge of non support.
 Mrs. Stanard. who lives in Derby. testified that by d court ruling on March 15, 1929, her husband was obligated to pay her the sum of S4.G0 week, the balance of the $7 being covered by an allowance from the government. For the past eight weeks Stanard had failed to make the prescribed weekly pay ments, she avcrred. She also stated that they had been divorced and that she understood her husband had since remarried.
 Stanard admitted that he had fail cd 10 make several payments due to the fact that he was in Washington, n. C., but agreed to send his former wife check for the back payments.
 Naml Case Continued
 The case Of Joseph WamiI, charg- cd with breach of the peace was continued by Judge William J. Malone until tomorrow morning.
 Wamil, who lives on Wiloughby street. was arrested Tuesday after noon ny Sergeant Henry Jeglinski complaint of his wife, who testified in police court this morning that her husband had broken numerous articles Of furniture last Saturday evening when he came home intoxi- catcd. .Snc stated that similar out brcaks occurred at frequent inter vals and that this was the fifth time she had caused Joseph's arrest While being cross examined hy Ali torncy Joseph Ward. counsel for her husband, she admitted that she had been married twice but that she had no trouble with her first husband during their fourteen years of mar ned life, Wamil denied making any trouble in the home and attributed the damage to the furniture to the concern which had moved the fur nituro 10 the Willoughby street ad- dress last Saturday,
 Bristo! Cases in Superior Court
 Four Bristol cases are on the docket of the September term of the superior court. In three in- stances, appeals were taken from the penalty inflicted by the local po- lice court and in one case, the de- iendant was bound over.
 Harley Leach Of Plainvillc will be charged with assault, assault with lnt"nt 10 rape, and carnal knowledge of minor female. His case was heard in the Bristol court July 16 and at that time he was bound over 10 the higher court by Judge Jo- @oph Nj. Donovan under a bond of S5,ooo. He was unahlc to raise this amount and since that time has been hold 2t the Hartford county iail The alleged attempt at as sault by Leach was made only few weeks after he had been released from jail after having served a six months sentence for a similar of fenSe committed December fl. 1928.
 The appealed cases cf Joseph SaWicky, John A. Szamier and John GTaborski are also scheduled for trial. Sawicky was fined $25 and costs in the local court on July is on reckless driving charge and Szami"r was also fined S95 and costs on similar count August 20. Ora hoSli WIS fined S@o0 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail in the local court on July s. on q charge of transporting intoxicating liquor.
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