New Britain herald., 1929-10-29
JUDGE DENOUNCES
 FAMILY FEUD HERE
Claims It Is a Disgrace to the
 Civilized Community
MANY WITNESSES TESTIFY
Long Session at Town Court-HaI- Iowecn Supper By Pythian Sts- ters - Prayer Meetings in Local ChurcheS-Other Items.
Churches-Other Items.

Tt is disgraceful to civilized ] community" declared Judge Merritt
 0. Ryder in town court this morn
 ing, commenting on the trouble that
 has existed on View street in Noun
 tain View for a long time between | the Weber and Williams families l Numerous complaints had been re-
 ceiVed by Constable George Schubert
 and Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon
 during the past month over the dis l turbances on the street, and the | climax was reached when the par ties involved were brought into court.
 Mrs. Walter Weber took the stand
 and claimed that Mrs. Williams often left her home at night and did not
 return until early morning, leaving her five children 10 care for them selves. She also said that on many
 different occasions numerous cars had driven to the Williams home
 and had remained until carly morn
 ing hours. She produced a list show
 ing the numbers on the automobile
 plates of the machines that had wis
 tied the Williams home.
 hlr. Weber took the stand and in
 heated voice stated that his sleep
 was broken up on many occasions ny cars driving Np 10 the Williams home early in the morning. He claimed that he had never complain ed agalnst the Williamses but that his real grievance was against Miss Ruby Miller, Who resided at the Will. Hams home. Weber stated that young man and Miss Miller had slept at the house on numerous occasions and he vas determined that no funny stuff was going to take place right under his nose. All during his testimony, he hinted that , the moral conditions at the Williams home were not what they should be Mrs. Anna Williams then took the stand and told the court that ever since she moved to View street from Mcridcn with her family sh" had been troubled by Mir Weber She claimed thnt he had made many remarks concerning her character and had done everything possible to make things miserable for her. In reply to the charge that she had left her children at homes on numerous occasions during the cvo. ming, she stated that the oldest Of her chlden was 13 years old and f she felt that she was perfectly right in leaving the children under his care. She said that she always took her infant child with her.
 Accuacs Weber of Shopping
 Mrs, Williams told the court that Weber was always snooping around her house with d fiashlight and of: en flashed it in the faces of her visitors and often in her face. She said that Weber used languag. which dcfamod her character.
 William Williams also told tho court that he had heard Weber uro vile language in speaking Of his wife ard that Weber had come to him on enc occasion to tell him a number Of things concerning his wife with the hope of breaking up his family He invited the court officials to 20 ID to his home and see for themselves whether hte children were living in d clcan home and were having the adyan- tare of good sleeping quarters. @ In speaking of the man who hal allc~cdiy visited Miss Miller he said that he was carpenter and had come 10 see him about a construc- ton job on a hospital, intending to secure employment for Mr. Will Hams. When the carpenter staycl overnight, he slept with Mir. Will Hams.
 Denies Wcber's Charges
 Miss Miller testified that she wns an old friend of the Williams fam fly and was ctaring with them until !. her marriage in the near future. She denied Mr Wcbcr's charges . concerning her and told the court that he continually bounded Mra. 1, Williams and did everything to 1