New Britain herald., 1930-12-26
W|RFCKS HIS HOME
 IN RAGE AT WIFE
Judge Believes Man Punished Enough by Replacement Bill

inc peace ny Judge SaNe who re- marked in police court today that he thought rae man was punished severely ,aouzh hy the burden b. must ussr .n r-p'aeiu- th, furniture lo destroyed drln= a disturbance which .a IS alleged 70 Uava created 1t his lou, yesterday.
 Dct,er... S.ra.au- Patrick J., 1Mara. W. o r.G. t.a arrest. u,ti- l.I t-s- .s... .,. n.ur 10 #u, home .-rar conr.Hu- bad been lodged t E.4G.u..:-. n~ ay rNa mans wifi" a. fosnd ~-an 'u u.8. The man saov.I signs ot having h,en drink i- l..t .oll n0' he reasonably caI-- ed at..s. tr. s.~-a,,at said. Cur fs.n5 4to.tta- t.r windows about thu hona H,re lOr0 mo shreds, furniture uas screHn @hout and oy.rt.rnaG and mirror, were broken, Jhr polc, officer stated.
 When ha asked S4gan about the dIecurhaa.u. Ho testified. the man ro.l bum -Ha- his wife n.nt oo. w.u .r ~reeth.ur, and ,,uau sin. arr.v.l .0ar a. took thrs means ot suowu- .U> a.~rJ.asar. H. ".r- tb.r to.a Il. -.r-an. that rae 'ur- au1re uaS his and m 1t-v ot t.t= 5..t he t..t -rs- H. .oal destroy .r if rNa ar-. s,aa.E hl..
 Mrs. ~.-:u '.~4tul t'at --- 1z urIoyI If N.v Britain General osmraI .u4 that ea,u ,rs r.,ara- .I home s.-'aday noon a".r a mornings work she found H.v Hus- hand m4kgn- a batch ot Hagor. Au ar-uutut r5eu.l and tu, a->tra-tlon o- he tG,1-us. F'.s t-, r--..s.
 ~a-an la.u~,l 10 uoah. any .olc- l.nt or ate a,tioa at first uHt Gua.r a,r.aeI 10 make sr4trfu.@l to tl, ,ourt. H. Lsuiel any kHo0lri5, O. having destroyed tha furniture and said that na had been drinking and along si-l t.s condition haI com HI.raly o-- hsa head.
 Freed On First Appearance
 John Cu.fu.a. oc it's Mccl,Hro,k rcaI. also lit ta. erm-uey O lhe court vu,u T. MAS granted u dis . char-5 or a .-ar- ot breach ot tho . peace Iy J48-1 Sa>~ after he had 1uucl tla. iets Mas ch"apaS's first . apDea~aa.. Hv.or. any court. In granting tao al~. Lar-c Judge SaNo . sad that l- dil nor te.i that rho '. charge uas sufficiently ~'rious to warrant IL, courts finding fla man guilty and giving hlm 6 police rec ord.
 Cherpak Nus arr,stod hy rolica- . man Cyrs- ~.eoouuakyr a- the "Ta6s' hall on Main street about . 1l.&1 o'clock las- night.
 The roae,nau testified that hc refused 0 nov, along after h. had been eI"et.5 Dy another policeman . from the hall and insisted in loudly protesting his right 10 stand on any sidewalk and talk with his friends.
 Cherpak denied tA4r fa.re Vas any reason for his being t5e-t-l from the . hall and ln answer 10 d question put : by Assistant Tros"cuJor William . GraenStaja as 10 whether tho police . man Was right, C.erpak said that hg frankly believed him wrong. He tlr- . -Hsr said that u. wa- only trying 10 . -,r some friends inro rN. hall when h. WAS uac~r.moHlously east o4t himself.
 light at Fire
 Altra5 1"Nsou B.. of o4 Toloy street. Bristol and Geor4. Moran. 2- Of Lle Hotel Perl Bristol were fined $7 ,aeG on a charge ot drunk . c0nass and judgment was suspended on the charge O. uraach ot tho peace which WAS also preferred against 1hrm Iy Policeman William UD.y and Cyrus Scaooumoh4r, who arrest ed them.
 Policeman D'Day testified tha. te and ScuoUumakyr arrested rhe Iu-u during tho oourse os a tra on Lafay- e cite street alter they ner~ attracted by the sound ot loud talking and angry shouting. Tiny went behind q bula.n- which aIioius tl" one where the lire was and found the two men locked in deadly com bat Both "ary rary drunk ODay testified
 The testimony offered by Schoon- maker Was ia corr0aoration Of that ot his fellow policeman.
 Both mon d@ns.d that there w,.S any argument and Moran s1ld -r-, ne wa4 only trying 10 g.t his triarl 10 20 homo #tf.r A- had be, ome a-!- ljger.u- wtra he had Imh.ocI too freely.
 Refuses to Leave Trolley
 Frank Nowa4o4.l.i. ">. Of -a' Walnut -rrr.', Wat.raggy Was timed S7 and costs or a charge Of dunt- ouness and Judgment WAS suspended by Judge SaHa on t"o aldftiouai charges aU,g.uz breach O. the poacy and attempt 10 ,vaa- trolley fare.
 No~ukoa-EI "as arrested uy Po- licemm John OBiton on complaint e No-ormau EsHu :. RuuaaI Of the CoaH.et..4- O.. Who told tA" po- liccmau tr4' NoHaEo0-hi refused 10 g.t oit rar r~ou.s atr,r 1T had com lIeted ifs las. trip to tu.s city from Ierilen last ut-it.
 The policeman talked with Nova howski and suocaed.d in getting him to leave the trolley only afteI a. long argument. When he finally did decide to get of he natly refused to pay hls fare when 1t was de manded of him ivy Bunuel. Now1koWsH testified that he had taken two drinks Of wine and did not remember having had any trouble.
 In suspending judgment. Judge Saxe stated that he did not feel that there w9s any unlawful attempt made to evade payment Of the far, and the mans self confessed cond1 ton Was the reason for his stub borness in refusing to aIight from the trolley 5s-
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