Putnam patriot., 1930-05-22
SATURDAY NIGHT
 PARTY BROKEN UP
Police Make Nine Arrests.-Al- bert and Mary to Leave
 Town
Thirty-Day Sentences Bring Guilty
 Plea

The police broke up a joy party. Saturday night. Enough arrests were made to form baseball nine. One Of the victims was woman but as 2 coach she could out-coach Hughie Jennings in his palmy days, and for words per minute could make Floyd Gibbons go way back and sit down.
 Mary Capino was the woman's name. She and her husband Albert were hosts to seven men whose names will hereafter be spelled phonetically for the sake of preserving a few letters in the English alphabet. The only way that Judge Geissler could get Mary off the air was to tell her If she spoke another word he would send her to jail.
 The nine cases came up in the Little Court Across the River Mon day morning. As result Mary and Albert will change their address with in a week. If they don't voluntarily remove from Putnam they will be sent to jail. Six of the other defendants paid fines and costs amounting to S20.14 each. The ninth would not admit he was drunk so was sent to jail after two officers disputed his assertion of sobriety.
 Charges of breach of the peace against the three quarters of dozen defendants were not pressed. Mary and Albert Capino, Frank Wisselly and Charles Poorhill, plead guilty to intoxieation. Frank Wissley, John Culick. Walter Bednas and Lawrence Ceras plead not guilty.
 All Were Drunk
 Officers testified that all were drunk. Then occurred conversation between the accused and Hizhonor in substance as follows:
 John Culick stated he was there but six minutes.
 Have you anything to say?" asked Hizhonor.
 No" replied Culick.
 "All right, thirty days and costs" said the court.
 Water Bednas also said he was there but five or six minutes.
 Anything more to say"
 That's all got to say"
 "All right thirty days and costs.
 Walter Bednas said he hadn't been drinking.
 Hizhonor: "Alr right thirty days and costs"
 Lawrence Geros said he hadn't talk on a drink in three weeks.
 From the bench: That's what they all say. You can go to jail with the rest of them. Thirty days and costs"
 The defendants who had pleaded guilty were sentenced to pay fines and costs totaling S20.74 each. The Pro secutor suggested that perhaps some of the defendants who had pleaded not guilty did not understand and might wish to change their pleas.
 Out of the Shadow
 A Polish interpreter then had his innings and the result was changes of heart and escape from the shadow of jail. All but Geros pleaded guilty and were fined the same amount as the others.
 The court addressed Mary and AL bert saying that they had been before the court a lot of times and given the authorities lot of trouble. "Wouldn't you like to move out of town?" queried Hizhonor.
 With this question before the house Mary let her tongue loose. She told the court she was not divorced. That she didn't have any work. She spoke of going to Willimantic.
 '1 don't care where you go" said Judge Geissler if you only get out of Putnam"
 Mary started in again. She was ad- monished time and again to stop talk ing. Finally Judge Geisser said. "lf you say another word I'll send you to jail" Mary didn't, not just then, but she went at it later.
 Hizhonor continued the case against the Capinos with the understanding that if they are still in Putnam next Monday they will be picked up and sent to jail. Don't come back. We don't want you," concluded Judge Geissler.
 "All right I'll move' said Mary, getting in the final word.