New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
OWNER OF BLOCK
 HAILED ID COURT
Improper Sanitary Facilities in
 North Street Building Alleged


 sanitary facilities in his building at 233 North street caused the arrest of Eli Falk by Sergeant r. J. O Mara last evening on a warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods. The building Is occupied by the Liberty Baking Company and the case is believed to be the first, or at least one of the few, brought on this charge in this city for a number of years.
 Attorney Albert A. Greenberg represented Falk when he was ar raigned in police court today and a continuance until November 13 was granted.
 Gives Wife S11 in Year
 Talbert Laden. colored, "A. of South Windsor. was ordered to pay s6 a week to Probation Officer F. C. Connolly for one month, the money to be turned over to Iadcn's wife Mrs. Lucia Laden of 5l Hartford avenue, for the support of child born to the couple 19 months ago. Should he fail to carry out the order of the court he will be arrested and placed under bonds, Judge Saxc i'm pressed upon him. At the end of the period of continuance, the pro- bation officer will report to the court whether or not Laden has obcyed the order.
 According to Mrs. Laden, she has received only Sl1 this year from her husband She wants support for her child only, she said, but when she asks her husband for money he makes the excuse that he is "broke. ' yet he is understood to be working steadily in a brickyard in South Windsor.
 l. Laden testified that the child was with his wifc's sister in New York all summer. having been brought to New Britain only three weeks ago. He said he was willing to meet the obligation of support The reason he and his wife do not live together was not stated. Mrs. Laden telling the court simply that she makes her home with her mother.
 Reckless Driver Fined S25
 Peter Brow. 36, of 51S Allen street was found guilty of the charge of reckless driving and was fined S25 and costs. He was repro sented by Attorney Andrew s. Aharonian.
 The arrest followed the overturn- ing of Brow's truck on South Main street hill about 3:15 o'clock in tho afternoon of October s, d man and woman who were riding with Brow having been injured, and their fur niture scattered about the highway.
 Supernumerary Officer Cyrus Schoonmakcr testified that car was parked on the right side or the road and the truck turned out to pass 1t. going within three feet of the curb stone on the left side of the road and then swerving back towards the right and turning over on it's side. He did not see the occurrence, but there were brake marks on the pave ment for a distance of 75 feet, trace able directly to the wheels of the truck.
 Officer Hanford Dart testified that a motorist in a New York car re- ported the accident 10 him and he investigated it with Officer SchooJ'- maker. He saw the marks on the pavement for a distance of 75 feet but they looked as if they might have been caused by the dragging of tire rims.
 Brow took the witness stand after Judge Saye denied a motion for a discharge, and he was unable to ex- plain the ovcrturning of the truck He believed the wheels caught in the trolley tracks. He was not speeding. he said, and he denied that he was guilty of any of the other clements of rcclIlcssness.
 Policeman Tells Of S5 Offer Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W. AI. Greenstein asked Brow whether or not he offered Q policeman money after the accident, and he replied that he offered to buy cigar for
 
 citation for his help in pushing the truck. Officer Schoonmaker. recall cd to the witness stand. testified that Brow offered him s5 in Towers gasoline station while oil was being put in the truck. The officer told him he did not accept gifts of m oney from anyone.
 Attorney Aharonian argued that there wa5 no evidence to prove the charge of reckless driving, no wit ncssea having been produced who actually saw the truck turn over, but Judge Sa-e held that Brow did not handle the wheel as he should have done under the circumstances. Had q tire blown out or something of a similar nature happened to cause i the truck to overturn. there would ! have been a reasonable explanation ! Judge Saxe said, but from the facts at hand he saw his way clear to dc , nothing but make a finding of guilty.
 ! The continued case of B Edward 1 Bogdanski, 2S. of 476 Farmingt or avenue. charged with ope erating ar automobile while under the influence Of liquor, was continued until Sat urday on request of Attorney E. J i MonkiewicZ.
 The charge Of speeding was mol. led on payment of costs in the cast Of Thomas Stanland. 3l. Of 1GG Gler street, charged with speeding.