New Britain herald., 1930-08-18
SHAVSTRUCKS HELD
 FOR TWO CHARGES
Adopted Girl Said to Be Cause
 of Probe
TOLD TO SUPPORT FAMILY
Tony LaNiero Defeated In Capitol Park Bout By Butch Nichol5-AI Taylor Wins Kictcrr-Band Will Present Concert.

Present Concert.
 Considerable trouble over the adoption Of seven years old girl was given as the reason in police court this morning for the arraigr- ment of MT. and Mrs. Michael shavstruck. 106 Sixth avenue. East Bristol, before Judge Joseph NJ Donovan on charges. Of assault and breach of the peace The pair were arrested by Officer Edgar Nor ton at their home last night.
 Officer Norton testified for the state, saying that Mrs. Shavstruck was the source of trouble Tn the East Bristol neighborhood where, burned the body Of the youthful adopted daughter with matches 70 punish her. Suspicion was aroused he stated, when the little girl ap- peared at school with red rashes upon her body Mrs. Shavstruck. in her testimony. claimed that her husband struck her with miGn bottle because of her refusal 10 purchase "hooch" for him. The husband told the court that the bot tie was thrown at him by his wifi but as he shielded himself 10 avoid being struck by it, it bounded back ward and hit her in the head.
 Judge Donovan. after hearing all angles Of the case. said that he thought the matter should be inve5- tigated further before penalties are meted out. The case was placed in the hands of Probation Officers Thomas A Tracy and Erma Funk until September $. when it will ne heard again. The judge requesteI Mir, Tracy to see if there is any home that the youngster may be sent to-"
 The couple were treated for slight injuries by Dr B. F. Dono- hue.
 Must Support Family Darrel Barkley, alias MacBark- ley, formerly a resident Of this city. who was brought here from New London Saturday night on q charge Of support was ordered by Judge Donovan in police court this morning to pay ST a week for the support of his wife and three minor children and 10 post bond of Sl,000 for guarantee of same Or. in lieu thereof, spend an indefinite term in the county jail.
 Adam Omilchuk Of = Beach street, who was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Dewey Carpen- ter on charges Of drunkenness and i breach of the peace was fined SIC and costs by Judge Donovan in court today It vas said in court that Omilchuk smashed dish over the head Of his wife The couple, it was said. have been married since March of this year
 Laviero Bows in Defea.
 Tony Lavicro Of this city, who has succeeded in bowling over many Of the states leading amateur vel terveights during the past outdoor season. was toppled for the second tune in three weeks in the feature bout Of card at Capitol park, Hartford. Saturday by Frankie (Butch) Nichols Of Simsbury. whom he has defeated once this year. The first round Of the bout was even with the successive two going to Nichols, whose hard right jabs 10 Layiero's head won rather easily for hum.
 Al Taylor. popular flywelght of this city, whipped Sal Ambrozio Of Hartford in a preliminary bout of three rounds Taylor defeated his opponent decisively in a bout which pleased the crowd.
 Endee Band Concert
 The NeN Departure band. under the direction Of Ernesct A Becker will present what is expected 10 be one Of the finest ou+dor concerts at the Federal Hill green tomorrow evening commencing al S o'clock. Director Becker anticipates wit messing one Of the largest gather ings Of the current season for the concert. many Of those in attend ance coming from nearby towns The band will feature q number Of Americas famous folk songs in ac- paniment 10 the widely known "HalleluJah chorus" Of 4n voices.
 Among other especially select numbers on the program 7ill be the spirited overture "Zampa" by Etrold. and the potpourri "A Night in Berlin" by Hartman, the latter ot which has been played but once ir this city
 Flying Exhibition
 Ted MathuseUic, pilot at stephen son Field East Bristol. gave an eX- hibitlon Of airplane stuntIng over
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