New Britain herald., 1929-05-20

 ton, but according to Probation Of- ficer Connolly he has not been do- ing 70.
 Ryan said he paid Mir. Connolly $100 some time ago but MT. Con- nolly told Judge Sake that money was to be applied on an old ac- count. Ryan said he had been out of work but three weeks ago he ob- tained a place in a New Haven res taurant kitchen. He visited his daughter Saturday and gave her some money. he said.
 Judge Sake suspended judgment and warned Ryan to keep out of trouble and attend to the welfare of his daughter.
 Glasses Wife Through Street
 William Mack, 31. of 7e Grove street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assaulting his wife. He was ar- rested Saturday night by Sergeant Flynn and Officer Gigliotti at kei- sey and Williams streets.
 Joseph Young testified that he and his father saw Mrs. Mack be- ing chased by he.' husband along Kelsey street, and she asked Young to call the police. Mrs. Mack testi- fled that her husband drank so much she left him week or 20 ago. He never gave her any of his earnings and she was obliged to work in store. Saturday he call. cd at the store 8 number of times and annoyed her and after working hours he drove to the east end where she is living with one of their children and insisted that she go home with him. He was very drunk. she said. and she would not go with him. He chased her along the street until she fell to the ground through exhaustion.
 Mack admitted that he drank heavily before his wife left him but he had apologized for it. He had one of the children and she had the other and he went to the store to buy a suit for the boy. He wanted
  his condition Saturday night he ad- mitted having had some drinks but he was not intoxicated. Judge Saxe told him the trouble was brought on by his drinking habits and he must behave or he will be punish- ed. He imposed fine of $15 and costs, suspending execution of the penalty and placing Mack on pro- bation.
 Drags Wife Out of Bed
 William Kelly, 30, of 157 Wilcox street, pleaded guilty to the charge of breach of the peace. He was arr rested last night by Supernumerary Officers Todzia and Erickson on complaint of his wife who testified that she works and he does not sup port her and the three children.
 Last night he came home about 10 o'clock and dragged her out of bed. choking her and otherwise abusing her.
 Probation Officer Connolly testi- fled that Kelly is lazy and will not break away from a bad crowd. II don't know what to do with him." he said.
 Kelly was represented by Attorney Yale Sable and said he had a job to go to in a store in Bristol today and he wanted to go and take care of his family. A fine of s15 was imposed. execution of the penalty suspended. with probation.
 &:5 Fine For Reckless Driving
 Lloyd Rogers. 17. of 3l Summer street. Bristol, pleaded not guilty to the charge of reckless driving. Offi- cers David Doty testified that he caught Rogers near the White Oak inn on West Main street shortly aft CT noon yesterday after having seen him, pass four cars at Corbin avenue with three cars coming towards him. He was driving at the rate of 45 to 50 miles an hour.
 Rogers admitted that he was driv- ing fast. He had not been home all night and he knew his mother would be worrying. he said.
 Rogers had just been released from police custody. having been arrested with three companions for breach of the peach at Walnut Hill park at 2:15 in the morning. Officer Ernest P. Bloomquist arrested them and confscated a pair of dice which lthey were using, and small jar of wine.
 Judge Sake fined Rogers $25 and costs on the reckless driving charge and s5 without costs for breach of the peace. He also imposed fine of s without costs on the breach of the peace charge against his com- panions, John Wiley. IT, of IT Canal street, Plainville; John Berarducci,