New Britain herald., 1929-08-26

osky's case, it being his first ar rest, while Jezinsky was fined ST and costs for drunkenness, judg- ment being suspended on the other charge.
 The arrests were made Saturday afternoon about 2:S0 o'clock by Sergeant Feeney and Officers KieIy and Liebler in a house on Wash ington street, corner of Broad. A knife owned by Jezinsky was found on a table and Jezinsky was blee l. ing but there was no evidence tna. a weapon had been used,
 Buda's divorced wife lives in the house and Sergeant Feeney said Buda goes there to see her all though she does not want to sae him and he is under a court order not to go there. He claimed, how ever, that his purpose in calling was to learn the condition of his child, who needed medical treat ment. The trio damaged the house during the fight
 Grabowski a Puzzler
 Teofil Grabowski, 40, offered 2 problem which puzzled the court and a continuance until tomorrow was ordered on suggestion of Pre- bation Officer Connolly. He came out of jail a few days ago and Of- ficer P.s C. Cabelus found him asleep on pile of lumber in the rear of the United Building on Main street about 4:35 yesterday morning. He told the officer he had no money and no place to go.
 MT. Connolly told the court he had information that Grabowski did not work because he was lazy. Judge Saxe asked Mir. Greenstein if he had any suggestion and the lat ter said a commitment to the town farm or the state farm might solve the situation. there beirg work at those places.
 Joseph MocheIy, 39. of 116 Com monwealth avenue and George Kat rady 52, of IFS Allen street. plead ed not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assaulting each other.
 Officer John M. Liebler testified to making the arrests yesterday after noon on complaint that there was a fight at the corner of McClintock road and Commonwealth avenue. Officer Fred l., Wagner assisted in making the arrests.
 Cow Causes Fight
 Katrody's COW damaged Mocielv's pasture and when Mochely told katrody to keep the animal out, katrody hit him in the face and the back of the head with his fist and a stone, cutting him and causing him to lose considerable blood, according to Mochely. who was represented by Judge w. r. Mangan.
 Katrody. who was represented by Attorney William Keefe. testified that he paid the Camp Real Estate Co. for grazing privileges for his COW and he refused to take the animal out of the lot when Mochely ordered him to do so, whereupon Mochely kicked him and a rough and tumble fight ensued.
 katrody said he was on the bottom part of the time and again Mochely was on the bottom. At one time Mochely had such a hold on katrody's cravat and was pulling so hard the tie was tightening with a choking effect. Five seconds more and l was gone" he said.
 Attorney Keefe said Wochely was the aggressor and brought on the trouble by officiousness in perform ing the duties of his job as care taker of the pasture. All katrodv lid was defend himself from the at tack.
 "POor Little Fellow
 Judge Mangan, however, contend ad that Wochely, "a poor little fel- oW,' spoke to Katrody about the damage done to his garden by the 'ow and he was given a beating as | result.
 Referring to katrody's graphic de- 'cription of the fight, Judge Man. gan said: T thought he was q sporting editor, the way he told 'bout it, except that he left out too many of his own blows"
 Judge Sake imposed a fine of S5 lnd costs on Katrody and suspend d judgment in Mochely's case. ka- rody stands over it. and weights | bout 200 lbs. while Mochely is be- ow average size. The latter denied | hat he had anything to drink before he fight.
 Officer Liebler, however, said he | loticed the sign of liquor on him ut he was not intoxicated.
 The continued case of Wladislow 3S, of 3S7 Beaver street, harged with assault, was continued | o Sept. 30 on recommendation of Probation Officer Connolly. Attor- icy l.. J. Colon represents Tajmajer The case of Frank Senus, 37, Of ' Thorniley street, was continued