New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
Rowdyism at School Playground To Be Punished With Jail Term,
 Youths Warned In Police Court
Group Who Peted Children of Smith District With Putty Balls and Broke Globe in School Room,
 Warned by Judge Traceski.

ing in the manner described. He made it plain that rowdyism will not be tolerated and he pointed out to those who have been in court before that the records they are developing will neve" do them any good.
 Annoys Divorced Wife
 John Buda, 36, of 295 High street. pleaded guilty 10 the charge of drunkenness and not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace. Of fcer Charles Weare testified that he made the arrest about 10 o'clock last night in a driveway near a block at the corner of Broad and Washington streets on complaint. Buda's di- vOrced wife testified that he annoyed her yesterday afternoon and again last night. She lives in the block.
 Buda said he did not know why, he was arrested. He had a few glasses of beer but he did not cause any disturbance and he was not in- toxicated, he claimed.
 He admitted that Officer William O'Mara elected him from the block yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
 A fine of $1o and costs was inn Traceski warned him that he will go to jail if he persists in annoying his former wife.
 Non-Pro Fighters Fined Morgan Moriarty. 33. of 76 Elm street and William Frazer, B. of 45 Locust street, pleaded guilty to charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness. Officers Poltis and Rlanchette testified that they made the arrests about S:30 last night at Greenwood and Locust streets. Both men had the appearance of having been fighting. Moriarty's shirt being torn and Frazer having cut tN> 2 the left eye. They had been fight ing near the Glenwood Co. ice sta ton on Rockwell avenue, but had left before the police arrived. A large crowd was attracted to | them on Locust street. the officers said Officer Politis arrested Aori- arity and Officer Blanchctte found Frazer hiding behind shrubbery in q yard.
 | A fine Of SIS and costs was i'm ! posed in each case. Neither Frazer 1 nor Moriarity had anything to say. l Bad Brakes on Overloaded Truck Angelo Crosse. $5. of 239 Oak street pleaded guilty 10 charges of i overlooking a truck, driving a truck vOith defective brakes. without a 1 certificate Of registration and with i out on operators license in his pos i session.
 Officer David noty testified that he made the arrest on Iasalle stree. yesterday afternoon, The load of building stone on the truck was II s. pounds overweight and Crosse | could not produce the license or registration certificate. Officer Hayes tested the brakes on Conner cial street and found foot and emer- cency brakes useless. II was ncces- sary to allow the truck to roll until it stopped.
 Crosse produced the license and certificate of registration and Judg Traccaki suspended judgment. AS to the brakes. he admitted that hc knew they would not hold and he
 was too busy to have them at tended to. The load Of stone was overweight unknown to him, .e said
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods ask. ed him if he was too busy" 10 kill someone by driving truck with nc brakes and he answered; well, haven't killed anyone yet" A finc Of $25 and costs was imposed on the overloading charge and S2O and costs on the defective brake charge
 Docs Not Want Husband Home ', Louis Robertson. 90. of 100 Broad street, pleaded guilty to the chargr of non support and asked for | chance to obtain employment. prom. l ising that he would support his witj and two children. His wife, however told Judge TraCeski she did not want him at home and as soon as she can find employment she vii endcavor 10 support the children, In the meantime. however, she needed S15 a week. The children, aged and years. ar" without proper clothing, she said, and she also is in need of shoes, She lives with het ! mother.
 Robertson testified that he served $3 days in jail in Pittstield, Mass. for transporting liquor, his wfc's ! mother sending money 10 obtain his release. He returned 10 New Britain few weeks ago and has been un. | able to find work. He admitted that he was intoxicated on Church street once since his return and wheI Judge Traceski asked him how h. could obtain liquor when he had Z 1 wife and two children depending up. ! on him for support, he replied that ! some one treated him to the drinks Judge Traceski ordered Robert. ' son to post a bond of $500 to guar. antee payment Of $l0 week to. wards the support of his wife anC children for six months, with a si, months jail sentence in default O i tho bond. Officer Edward Carol arrested Robertson last night on { warrant.
 { SHOE FIRM BANKRUPT
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