New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
MOVING DAY STARTS
 DOMESTIC DISPUTE
Man Tries to Take Rug But
 Father-in-LaW InterfereS

karos Cholokian, g, and his father-in-law, Mitchell Pazeian, 50, of S7 Greenwood street, became in yolved in fight yesterday at the latter's home and were arrested on the charge of breach of the peace and assault on each other, to which they pleaded not guilty when ar raigned before Judge Stanley J. Ira ceski in police court today. The cases were continued to Thursday.
 Sergeants Fceney and McAvay, who made the arrests, learned that Cholokian and his wife were moving their belongings to 2l9 Park road, West Hartford, yesterday after hay ing had a disagreement with Page ian, and all went well until Cholo- kian started to take a rug off the floor. Pazeian is said to have tried to prevent him from taking it and the fight ensued, the police receiv- ing a call that there was murder being committed.
 Attorney A. S. Aharonian appear cd for Cholokian and after court Pazeian retained Attorney w. E. Hagearty.
 Three In Battle
 Caesar Mieczkowski, 9. of IS Cross street, Leon kopocki, A, of IS Cross street. and Anthony Paw lcki, 40. of C6t Governor street. pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assaulting each other and a continuance until Thursday was ordered. Attorney B.. J. Monkiewicz appeared for Paw licki.
 The police received a call about 7:3O o'clock last night that there was a disturbance at Pawlcli's home and Sergeant Flynn and Off, cers Tierney and Skierkowski re- sponded and made the arrests.
 They learned that Kopocki is Mieczkowsllis father-in-law and the trouble arose after Pawlicki and Mieczkowski had a dispute over the latter's allegation that he had given a. S20 bill in payment for intoXicat- ing drinks and was short-changed. kopocki tried to be peacemaker but became involved in the fight. It is said a stick was used in the melee, Pawlicli's arm being bruised, while the others also bore marks of the melee. Pawlicki denied to the po- lice that he sold drinks. claiming to have served them as guests.
 Arrested, Released, Arrested
 Philip Hallinan, SC, of the Central hotel, Main street. was arrested on Lafayette street by Officer Anthony Milewski about 5:30 o'clock Satur- day afternoon on the charge of drunkenness and after being releas- cd on a bond he was found by Off cer A. C. WalinCzus helplcssly in- toXicated in the rear of the Fulton Lunch on Main street, about Il o'clock yesterday forenoon.
 Hallinin pleaded guilty 10 both counts and was fined S15 and costs He said he had one bottle of home brew in the lunch room and it over came him. Some put him out in the yard and he was arrested. Judge Traceski remarked that the least he could do was to stay sober | until the first count had been dis | posed Of, and Hallinan replied tha' 1 he had intended 10 do so but tho beer was too much for him.
 Cuts Wifcs Face in Row Adam Dusza, 39, of So Broad street, pleaded guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assault ing his wife last Friday night. Hc was represented by Attorney B. J Moniiiewicz.
 Officer Charles Wcare testified that Dusza had been drinking but was not intoxicated. Mrs. Dusza was bleeding from cuts under the eye and also from the nose and the din. ing room was upset, a table lamI | being torn to shreds.
 Mrs. Dusza was hysterical and tho