New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
FIGHTS POLICEMEN
 .. RESISTING ARREST
Big Crowd Watches RaCZkoWSki '' Put Up Fierce Battle

Intoxicated husbands and wives and the troubles resulting from their habits, together with street braWls which also Were the ourgroWth Of worship at the shrine of Bacchus, combined to form police court docket ot considerable proportions today. Judge Stanley J Tracesli was on the bench and Prosecuting Attorney J. C. Woods presented the states eases.
 Louis RaczkonshL 95, and his wife. Fannie. S2 or II Gilbert street. we're before tine court again. the for iaer on charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance, and the latter for drunkenness and Breach of the peace, Louis admit ted he vas intoxicated but did not recall making q disturbance or re- sstlng arrest. while his wife pleaded guilty to the drunkenness charge and not guilty to the other. Judge Ira ceski sentenced Lolus 10 .all Tor "o days and imposed d fne Of SC and costs with q suspended ail sentence .of so days on Mrs. RaVzkuWski.
 supernumtrary Officer William femple testnted that he was on duty 1t the Rialto theater Nnen he re- ssired complaint about 7:lp last llght. and on the way 10 '0yestlGa'e e Le met Officer John O'Rrlen. They teund Louis IT ill., back yard and Airs RaczkoWs}i tn the tenement ot 5 family on the first floor. where she had taken refuge, Officer c'Brien described Louis actions as He put up terrific battle. scratch ing the officer about the face and neck and using vile language. while '5 large crowd gathered. r. was ne- 'eessary 10 hanIcuff him and still he fought,
 Mrs, Raczho~s]i, nno was lntoNi- rated, tried Q take part in he DraWl, but did not exactly interfere with the arrest. the officers said. and Sergeant Thomas J. Foeney told of finding about 4 pint bottles with traces ot alcohol scattered about the tenement H. >ald the police have been called 10 rEo house several times witnln the past few weeks.
 Says He Forced Her to Drink
 Mrs Raczk0WsBi. in her own be- half, accused Louis Of forcing her tc drink liquor. but Judge Traceski in- terrupted to tell i,r he believed she vas very wiling subject, and il his opinion she was greatly to blanc For the frequent fights in which she and her husband take part She told cf gong 10 work in the corhir Screw factory for $25Q day after Louis left her 10 live with hls ONT tolks. still, she said he annoys her even calling at he factory last Fri. day and insisting that she drink ou Of q bottle. Louis. n his turn, de. aiad that he even knew where she worked, not to mention going to ses her
 Louis asked Judge Traceeki fol another chance. promising 10 stol drinking and behave. H. admitted h. drank too much yesterday. but h. did not realize that he resisted anl rought the police. Judge Tracesk told him he has been arrested sufficient number of times to know Tnough 10 go along with an officer Louis said "a big fat woman brought a gallon Of liquor 10 tn house yesterday and he also had tale to tell about q man from Grow street saying with Mrs. Raczkow skl all night and stealing her money according to her story to him.
 Huri. Plate at Wife
 b' Joseph Zamaiuk, 35. of II Farm 1, .tngton avenue, charged with drunk enness, breach Of the peace and as saulting his wife, admitted that h was intoxicated but denied throw .-tng q plate at his wife She testified that he had been drinking steadil for some time and yesterday Hhe, he demanded his dinner she place. a piece Of meat on q plate tefor hn and he seized It and hurled # her. The plate struck her in th head and fe.l Q the floor in seYera pieces. She ran out 10 the rear 1erau ia and he folloned har, pushing he over the railing and injuring he .rback.
 Zannaiuk, however said his wifi had as much to drink as he had, an
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