New Britain herald., 1930-03-17
IMPAT|ENCE BRINGS
 ITS USUAL REWARD
v Husband Who Wanted Service
 Falls Into Police Clutches

l a. m. and demanded that his Wlte get his bedroom slippers for hm, partly intoxicated young man : who grabbed a carton of cigarettes and fled through the streets with q policeman in pursuit, another young man who put his elbow through the <Window of a barber shop because he was denied admittancc after clos ing time, and other offenders who were gathered into the police net g- over the weekend faced Judge M. D. SaXc in police court today Prose- outing Attorney J. G. Woods pre- scntcd the states cases
 John Krakowski, 2S, Of v Linden W street, pleaded guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assault on his wife. He was arrested by Of- ficor Thomas Ticrncy on complaint about 1:40 o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 Mrs. Krakowski testified that she was in bed when her husband came | homo about 1 o'clock and demanded that she get his bedroom slippers He was abusive and struck her in tho face
 Judge SaXc placed krakowski on probation, imposing ;t fine Of Sl0 and costs but suspcnding execution Of the penalty, there being three small children in the family. Breaks Barber shop Window
 John Stcpplcr, 24, of 42 Broad sir bl AE drunkenness and injury to property Officer Edward Muszynslli testified that Stcpplcr put his elbow through glass window in q barber shop in :. the Iialto building on Broad street Saturday night at 1o:20 o'clock be- cause the barber would not admit him,
 Stopplor expressed regret for his conduct and assured the court of his willingness to pay for the window. Judge SaNc continued the case for one week promising to suspend Njuigmcut if the damage is settled.
 The window will cost about $40, it was estimated. Stcppler sustained cut OH the wrist from the jagged X glass.
 He Wouldn't Budgc
 Walter SokoloWSki, IS. Of 193 lawlor street, pleaded not guilty to ~'ho charge of unlawful assembly. Officer David Doty testified that he ordered the young man out of q smoke shop on Washington street yesterday afternoon and later told him to move away from the corner of Broad and Washington streets but he refused to obey the second command, defying the officer and ,svlaiming he had the right to stand there.
 The officer said the young man is on probation but he is frequently around street corners and is de- liant when spoken to by policemen Sokolowski testified that he works .. in the Rialto thcatcr doing odd jobs and the reason he did not move of the corner was that Officer Doty 'pickod' on him and did not bother the others in the group. He pushed mo around because ] was the small est in the crowd" he said. Probation Officer Connolly told Judge SaXc he is al loss to know . what to do with Sokolowski. He called him a dcceittul young man who always has the samc story when arrested.
 Judge SaNo imposed fine Of sic and costs and warned Sokolowsk that it was his last chance. His next conviction will draw commitmcnt / ! 10 the state reformatory, there be, ing q suspended commitment hang. ing over him for a previous of fcnse, Attorney l.. J. Colon repre- sented Sokolowsl>i.
 CosSTovc Fleet of Foot
 Harold Bodlcy, 22, Of 1S9 Dali avenue, pleaded guilty to the charge of theft of S2 worth of mcrchandis; in d store at IS Broad street. off ccr Daniel T. Cosgrovc testified tha Inc caught Bodlcy Saturday after rcon after q chase from Broad anc High streets where the store is To cat"d. He had q carton Of cigar cites under his coat, having StOlC1 them after paying S5 cents for cclcr! > and other articles including chces' and cigars He had been drinkin; but was able to run, the officer said
 Attorney Colon asked for d sus pended judgment, saying the thief Y was tho result of drinking and Bod Icy had a clean record prior 10 thi olfcnse.
 Judge SaNc. however. was of thu opinion that Bodley knew what ;l