New Britain herald., 1929-10-18
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 TOEAS7 END FEUD
Bus Driver and Property Owner
 Figure in Quarrel

The feud which has been raging lntermlttently for more than year, between Albert Albancse, driver of a bus, and Albert Pachotzsky, 3S, of l24 Jubilee street, on account of the alleged trespassing of Albanese on Pachotzsky's property, was given another airing in police court to- day when Pachotzsky was found guilty of the charge of ssaulting Albanese. Judge Stanley J. Ira ccski imposed a fine of s5 and costs but remitted ii, so that Pachotzsky paid nothing, but the court i'm pressed upon him that future trouble must be avoided.
 Il am getting tired of these com plaints about buses stopping in front of Pachotzsky's property" the court sad. II do not believe it is all one sided. The drivers should use the station that is provided for them, and l believe the traffic department Of the police department ought to stralghten out the difficulty"
 Albanese testified that he stopped his bus in front of Pachotzsky's pro- perty about S:15 o'clocl; Wednesday night while he went into a store at Chapman and Jubilee streets to tele- phone, and when he came out he was attacked by pachotzsky, who had a flashlight in one hand and a hammer in the other hand. Pach- otzsky, in addition to assaulting him, sWore at him and called him "a black Wop,' according to Albanese.
 Rushed Like Bull at Red Flag
 Mrs. William Igoe and Mrs. l.. B. Bejenson, both Of 45 Newington avenue, testified that they were on the bus and saw Pachotzsky kick Albanese and rush him with head down. Albancse protected himself and challenged pachotzsky to fight like man." they said. Mrs. Be- Jenson compared Pachotzsky's charge to the rush of a bull at a red flag. Sergeant r. J. O'Mara, who made the arrest with Sergeant McAvay, testified that Pachotzsky complained that the bus drivers commit nuisance on his property and he did not propose to tolerate it any longer.
 PachotzskY who proved an excit- able witness. denied that he kicked Albanese but admitted pushing him. He said he has been annoyed for a long time by Albanese's trespassng and the matter has been before the court before. He questioned the probability that Albanese went into the store for just minute or two, for cigarettes, and declared: Cigar cites every 15 minutes? He must be some smoker"
 Attorney Yale Sable, representing Pachotzsky Contcnded that Albanese has repeatedly tantaliZed the former by stopping his bus in front of his property instead of using the station provided for buses a short distance away. He has annoyed Pachotzsky's s wife and assaulted their son, also, it was claimed, but Judge Traceski pointed out that regardless of the alleged persistence of Albanese in parking his bus where it should not be, Pachotzsky had no right to as sault anyone. Albanese or anyone else had the right to go into the store, too, the court pointed out, but all concerned will be expected to stop their pickering.
 Admits NOn-SuppOrt
 John r. Moran, 35, of 30 South High street, pleaded guilty to the of non-support and admitted that he had been drinking heavily Of late, but he wanted another chance and assured the court that he would mend his ways, Judge Traceski con tlnued his case for one month on probation and warned him that he could be charged with being a com mon drunkard on his record of four arrests within a year.
 Mrs. Moran testified that she needs S1O week for herself and son, who will be four years of age in November. She has lived in New Britain only few months and has had trouble with her husband else where, having lived apart from him Tor one year prior 10 coming to this city. Probation Officer Connolly testified that Moran's weakness for llQuor IS at the bottom of the