New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

default of bonls Ift1r havlEg cen bound over ir New Britain police court, but Judge Els declined to ac- ccpt the rccomm l1 ltion, remarking that the crime Was "an atrocious one" and Johnson record vas bad. He preferred to thinX it over before passing sentence, but at lhc mo ment, he said, he was inclined to add to 1t rather than reduce it
 Attorney Gaffney told the court Of Johnson's attack on a fl year old girl, in whose face he threw perfume or cologne of some sort and blinded her temporarily in his room in New Britain boarding house known as "10t Ranch" The record before the court showed that Johnson was. sentenced to states prison for term Of three 10 five years in 1904 and from 1910 10 1919 he was convicted Of drunken ness ten times in New Britain. In 1 9G& he was sentenced to jail for three months on the charge of in decent assault and in 1928 he was ar rested or drunkenness.
 StaWski Gets Three Months
 John Stawski, 20. pleaded guilty to the charge of improper conduct and WAS sentenced 10 jail for three months. Attorney Gaffney said the authorities investigated case in New Britain in which a 16 year old girl was involved and Stawski admitted his relations with her in Hartford and New Britain. Attor- noy E, J. Monkicwicz represented StIwski
 Gases to Be Tried
 William Andrukiewlcz 46. of fl Grove street, New Britain. pleaded not guilty to the charge of incest and elected to be tried by the court on Friday.
 Mary Lulewich of Putnam street. New Britain, who fought with q policeman and aroused the neigh borhood several weeks ago, failed 10 appear in court and her bond was declared forfeited.
 Yesterday, William Weber of Plainvillc, charged with breaking into freight car. pleaded not gui! .. ty and will be tried by the court tomorrow. Attorney Harry M. Gins berg represents him.
 George Majesky of New Britain. pleaded not guilty to the charge of attempt to break and enter, anI possession of burglars tools. and will be tried hy the court Friday.
 William Kalash, 36, of 17 Crow. street, New Britain. charged with aggravated assault on Stanley Staw- ski. 54 of 1GS Curtis street. New Britain on July 6. pleaded not gull ty and will be tried by the jury next Tuesday,
 Anthony Nidutis. charged with transporting liquor by means of a motor vehicle, pleaded not guilty and will be tried by the court to- morrow.
 William Mason. o1, of 1 Ann street, New Britain, charged with theft from person, will be tried by the jury next Tuesday on a plea of not guilty
 Harry KcouGh of New Britain pleaded not guilty to the charge of theft and will be tried by jury next Tuesday
 Eicnkowsl,i Given 1o Days
 Lucian Bienkowski, T, of 194 fined S20O and costs and sentenced to jail for 10 days in New Britain police court, for violation of the li- quor law in a store at q Hartford avenue. and appealed was sentenced 10 jail for 15 days. Joseph An- drzjek, 20, of 42 Booth street, who was charged with violation of the liquor law in the same store was fined S2O0 and costs in New Britain police court, was fined sf00 on ap- peal.
 Michael Valentine, charged with breach of the peace, was given suspended jail sentence of 10 days.
 John Brophy, charged with car rying a revolver, was fined :10O and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of 60 days.
 Fred I'aticoni of New Britain, charged with violation of the liquor law, forfeited his bond
 Patrick II. Mcclure, charged with breach of the peace, will be tried by the court on Thursday.