New Britain herald., 1930-12-05
PLEADS OWN CASE,
 MATTRESSES JUDGE
Man Acts as Own Lawyer in Court and Gains LenienCV

man who talked his way into arrest last Wednesday night when he per sisted in arguing with Lieutenant McCue against the paying ot the regular s fec for q violation of the city's parking ordinance succeeded in talking himself out Of his diffic- culty at today's session.
 After listening 10 Guttnan's apology for h}s failure 10 appear m lime for yesterdays court session and his sincere recital Of his under standing that the right to operate a motor vehicle under the legal re- quirements ot one state entitled him to drive without interference ln another state, Judge Morris D. Saxe stated that he would give him he benefit Of the doubt and sus- pend judgment on the charge of operation Of a motor vehicle with ogt a license and assessed him the usual fee Of E for violation Of the barking laws,
 .Guttman pleadcd his own case in aa impressive manner and his tach- nmue drew tho observation from Prosecutor Joseph H. Woods after ne session vas oyrr thai his elo- qaence was exceeded only by his ssgacity
 Hit> Wife With Chair
 -Walter Mlynarshi. 8. Of 12I Broad street. pleaded not guilty 10 9 scharge Of assault and after tcs- rilluny hv Policeman Polius and rlpe mans wife tended 10 show that ne had struck his wife with a chair fallowing a family argument last night he was placed on probation be Judge Saxe who remarked in psssing judgment that if was his opinion thai the mans wife was partially responsible for the mans S 1oo frequent appearance before the court.
 sPoliceman Poljtis testified that he afreSed Mlynarski at hls home al t;G0 last night after he had been called to his home on complaint Of hs daughter that he had assaulted hs wife, her stepmother. Politis lso stated that when he arrived at ne home hc found Mrs Mlynarski IT bed crying while Mlynarski was iB the house in an allegedly drunk ca condition.
 'His wife and daughter also testi- fed and their statements were more or less corroborative Of the police mans testimony. In addition the wife stated that her husband was contributing only trugally 10 the support of his family.
 She displayed large lump on the back Of her head which she alleg- ed was caused by the blow Of a chair Vielded by her husband. She also claimed that the reason she and her husband do not get along IS his objecting to having his daughter, Mary, in the house. The stepmoth- CT told the court that the girl is not working and cannot ind employ ment and because Of this fact the father is anxious 10 have her leave home. He continually complains O. The cost of supporting her. Mrs Mlynarski testified,
 Mlynarski denied all the allega- lions and testified that the trouble was started when he gave his wife Sl5 to pay the grocery bill only to learn later in the evening that she mad failed to spend the money as prescribed Mrs Mlynarski handed Prosecutor Woods a reCeipted gro cery bill under yesterdays date in the amount Of sl3.O8. Then he tes- tfed that he was angered by the actions Of his daughter who, he said did not work yet persisted in stay ing out nights until early in the morning. He said he had no ob- lection to supporting her If she would behave.
 Judge Saxe after long talk with Probation Officer Connolly placed inc man on probation for one montn. He told him that he must use other means than force in his home and promised him that if he appeared E with assault on his wife or any oth- CT member of his family he could expect to be sentenced 0 Jail for a long term.
 OyerIoads Truck
 Anniello Delorenzo of 270 Welton street, Hampden, was fined S20 and costs when he pleaded guilty to driving an overloaded truck on the city's highways,
 He was arrested at o'clock yes Cerday afternoon by Policemen Da- Vid Doty and Alfred Tanguay and found 10 be carrying a 1-2 ton overload on ? 1-2 ton truck.
 Skids 5 Feet Into Crash
 Jack Cohen. i9. Of 237 Stanley street, pleaded guilty 10 q charge of speeding and was fined $1o without costs by Judge SaXe.
 He was charged originally with reckless driving but this was drop ped by the prosecutor.
 Cohen was arrested by Sergeant Michael J. Flynn after he had in yestigated an accident which occur red at the intersection Of Chestnut and Fairview streets last night shortly after 5 o'clock.
 According to the allegations of the sergeant, Cohen was proceeding at too great a speed at an intersecting street and his brake marks showed for a distance of 55 feet before the collision between the auto he WIS driving and another machine driven by Albert Charsky Of 1G Roosevelt street. occurred.
 Woman Motorist Arrested
 Miss Constance Robinson Of 172 Queen street, Bristol, who was ar rested last night at o'clock and with violations Of rules of the road after she had attempted to pass another machine on the right side near the Black Rock bridge success was granted a con- ,inuapce bv Judpe Saxe until tOrnor-