New Britain herald., 1929-08-21
WIFE TREATS WHEN MAN TURNS IN PAY
Husband Says She Is Happy and
 Suggests Toast

partake of moonshine liquor but for | his wife, who always feels happy" | when he turns over his weeks pay to her, and insists that he have a drink. According to Mrs. Celicka, how ever, Walter seldom works on Mon- day because of his weekend drink ing, and yesterday he kicked her and put her out of the house early in the morning. She was on the street with her two children when Sergeant ?. J. O'Mara arrived in response to a complaint to headquarters about l0:30 o'clock
 Celicka denied that he assaulted his wife and accused her of striking their year old child on the head with a stick. He feared she would knock the child's eye out and he re- morstrated with her about it.
 Judge SaXc imposed a fine of $15 and costs on Celicka, suspending eX- ecution of the penalty, and warned the couple to help each other live properly and keep out of police court.
 Woman Will Take Pledge
 Mrs. Mary Kron, 35, of 9S Willow street, was placed on probation for one month and upon her conduct during that time will depend the eventual disposition of her case. Her husband testified that she is a heavy thinker and enjoys the company of men who take her automobile riding. She denied the allegations and ac- cused her husband of encouraging her to drink. However, she agreed to take the pledge and behave, to which Judge Sake replied that it was a good resolution if carried out.
 Officer John w Riley testified that kron complained to him about 7:l5 fast night that his wife ripped his shirt in several places besides scratching his face till it bled. She was not at home then but about II o'clock she was sleeping and it was impossible to tell whether she had Leen drinking or not.
 Since July l, Officer Riley said, he has been in Kron's home 25 or 80 times on complaint of the husband. Last night he arrested the woman TOT DrCaCn or the peace.
 Kron told of going home from work day after day and finding no meals and no wife. He gave her $40 last Saturday and told her to pay some bills as he is anxious to meet his obligations, there being four at tachments on hls pay already. In stead, she got drunk and attacked him.
 Mrs. Kron denied that she had been gwen $i0, but admitted having received half that amount. She claimed she paid bills With it, and the shirt which was exhibited was torn before her husband brought 1t home. Questioned further, she ad- mitted it was not torn as badly as it was when shown to the court. Mrs. Kron is the mother of eight chil- dren, of whom four are home, the youngest being four months old.
 Refuses to show License
 Anton Sroka, 50. of 222 Broad street, Was fined $5 without costs on the charge of refusing 10 show his operators license after an acci- dent, and judgment was suspended on the charge of failure to notify the motor vehicle department of a change in address. He said he was not familiar with the requirements of the la,v, but he intended 10 notify the department when he moved from 523 Park street to 222 Broad street and would have done so only he eN- pectcd to move a"aln and he thought he would wait until he was settled sOmepace.
 Officers Lieblor and ODay testi- fled to their investigation into q complaint by Alvesi Moscatclli ot 157 Oak street that Sroka's car damaged the fender of his car Sun day night on Lawl6r street and thu driver refused to show his license and registration. "You'rc not cop. are you?' Moscateli quoted Sroka as demanding when he asked him for his license and registration.
 Judge SaNe said there were un- doubledly many motorists who d,d not notify the motor vehicle depart mcnt of address changes and he hcsitatod to punish Sroka on that charge for that reason.
 Women Amaz0nS in Court
 Mrs. Helen SkorapsM and Mrs Agnes Colk. who attracted a crowd of 200 Monday afternoon to their pulling match at 31 Horace street, blamed the disturbance ol each other and Judge SaXe suspend ed judgment, warning them not tC come into court again. Mrs. Skor- apsk ordered Mrs. Colk and hol family to vacate their tenement aft CT a quarrel Sunday and on Mon. day they came to blows, both wom- cn finding themselves in need of medical attention as a result. Ser geant r. A. McAvay made the ar rests.
 The case Of Louis Zdanuk. 4O ot 345 High street, charged witt breach of the peace and assaultin2 hls wife. was continued until Sat. urday because of Mrs Zdanuk's fail. ure to be in court. SupernumcrarN Officer John Nolan made the arresr
 The case of Pasquale Valenti charged with reckless driving or August IS, was continued until Sa; urday.
 Andrew Peter 55, of 56 I.awlo, street pleaded guilty to the chars, of violating the liquor law in hi. home and was fined S100 and cost, on recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney Woods, who told the cour Peter was a first offapdar