New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Brutal Assault With Baby Carriage and BrOom- stick Revealed at Police Court Hearing - ChiI- dren Save Father From More Severe Penalty.

Mrs. Tillio Iuk. Of 199 Mitchell street appeared in police court to- day as q witness against her hu3- band. MNcr Iuh. 4j, Of the same al oF'SS' her left cNr entirely clos. and and discolcrcd, and her rigrt eve but q slit between two brus, and pl'ifcd lids yet she insisted thlt inc charge of assault against hin W;IS not well founded. and claim. | her injuries were caused by T fall.
 Judge M. D. SaXc did not believe her story, which WIs Corroborat. Il bN |ilh, and after romarkinT lo Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods that lt was not necessary to spcuJ any time trying 10 break it doWn. he imposed q jail sentence of 10 days on Xuk. "It Was very brutal aSSault,' Judge SHNr said. ."IIc bc,t Ter most unnlcrcitully and he oug"t 10 go to jail for a longer term UIi he has six children and l do not want 10 make it any harder for them than is necessary"
 Wife Found on Bed
 Officer Daniel J. Cosgrovc testified that he and Officer Anthony Milor~ ski went 10 the Iuk home about i:%p o'clock Saturday afternoon or complaint 10 headquarters. mll found Iuk inIoNicatcd in the kitcr- on. Mrs. Xuk was lying on q be , her head bandHgcd where large cut had been inflicted and one eve totally closcG. She told the offices her husband strIck her on the hcnd with baby carriage and brooll- suck Friday rlght, and on rcturn- 1n@ from work Saturday he went for her again. A Doardcr and a neigh Dor pulled him away from her and when they threatened 10 call the police, Iuk answered that he would kllI her before the police came.
 Mrs. /rIk aroused the sympathy O. everyone in the courtroom as she walked to thc witness stand. carry- ing an infant in her arms. The dis ColoratIon of the left eye extended half way down her check, and po- lic"mcu and others who have seen many pulfcd and blackcnod eyes declared hers were the worst ever t' be shown m court ,%a
 Says She Fell Down
 Through an interpreter, Mrs Tu'i denied that she had complained 10 Inc police about her husband, anl said she was running away froil HIn after he had threatened to strap <, n, f.Il !. bIackcncd eyes were the result He vas not very Grunk.' she said
 Xuk'S story was that the infant was crying and he asked her to do something about 1t, to which she replied that the child would not die and he need not have so much con- corn over q few baby tears This angcrcd him and he took a strap 10 her, expecting that she would look after the baby out of fear of a beating, but instead Shc ran out of the house. He was taken by sur- prise and ran after her, calling hor lack, and when she fell to the side walk and hurt herself he picked her ul' and carried her into the hous :, N"lilllS l'l. OhiltISk 10 attend ne :.
 Judge says Man Is Lying
 AS Prosecuting Attorney Woods proceeded to cross examine him, Judge Save interrupted 10 say: 'bon't bother with him, Mr. Woods. Hes lying. T." beat her up. There's no question about it." and Mr. Woods replied that it was one of the most brutal assaults ever to com" to his attention in all the years of his connection with the court Xuk should get q jail sentence. he said.
 Officer CoSgrovc was recalled to the witness stand and told the court that Mrs. Iuk insisted on her hus- bands arrest Saturday and ncighbors who flockcd 10 the scene told him something should be done about con dinonS, as it was the sixth time Mrs. Zull had been badly hcatcn
 Family Chased Out of Home
 Tour times yesterday Mrs. John Joseph of Nl Oak street was chased out of her home with her two chil- drcm, and the fourth time the police were called. Officer r. C. CabpluS tcStitNlnG in the case, said it Was shortly after : o'clock last evening when he made the arrest. after find ing Mrs. Joseph and the children. aged | and 9 years, out in the cold. Joseph, who is Jo, was intoxicated