The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13
CANARY BLAMED
 FOR UNHAPPINESS
Family Feud Climaxed By Dismantling of. Gas Fix.
 lures; Truce Ordered

My husband bought canary and thinks more of the canary than he does of the family" Mrs. Arthur Juliano, mother of six children, told Judge John J. daffney in city court today when her husband was ar. raigned on charge of breach Of the peace arising from disturb- ance In her home early this n1orn- ing.
 Mrs. Juliano, who cradled five- month baby in her arms, sat ifl the witnes stand, and testified that her husband came home early this morning, and ripped the fixtures from the gas pipes.
 The complaining witness said she became frightened and ran out ot the house early this morning. She told Patrolman George Robert on the beat who arrested the accused and corroborated her testimony that the fixtures on the gas stove had been ripped off.
 Tho wife informed the court her husband was 0 good provider but thta he continually drank when he received his pay and wanted him to stop.
 The accused denied he intention ally pulled the fixtures from the gas stove and that they were rip- ped when he fell against them. He said he took e hammer and was to repair the leak when Patrolman Robert entered the apartment.
 If your baby was asphyxiated," Judge daffney told the accused, you would have 6 horrible picture to carry with you as long as you lived"
 Pros. Atty. Galullo suggested tho accused be placed in the care of the probation officer, Philip Bernstein. so that his actions could be super vised.
 Other matters disposed by the court were: Cecil N. Pratt, 37, of P. O. No. 10, Marion, and John B. Phillips, 20, of 234 Wood street, both charged with road rules, were each given nolles on payment of $5.
 Frank Puglise, 27, of 277 Bank srteet, was granted a nolle on pay ment of $5 on e charge of operat- ing an automobile without a license.
 Dominic Pancallo, 59, of 259 West Main street, Merider, charged with speeding, paid $l0 for nolle.
 Jocabo Zakheim, 54, of 115 Bishop street, was granted a continuance until tomorrow on q charge of road rules violation.
 Edmund Hussey, 32, of 5l East Clay street, charged with being a fugitive from justice on & warrant issued by New York police for non- support, was granted another con- tinuance.
 James Templeton, 39, of Water bury, was sentenced to IS days in the work k-house on charge of va- grancy.
 John Carroll, S8, of E South Leonard street was arrested early this morning on @ charge of drunk enneSs and breach of the peace by Patrolmen John Sasso and John Driscoll after creating disturb ance.
 Judge Gaffney placed the accused on probation provided he behaved himself, after the accused said that he only was abusive when drinking.
 John Wallace, 38, of p Lafayette street, received sentence of 60- days in the New Haven county jail on charge of breach of peace, when he was involved with An- thony Daunis, 30. of 9 Lafayette street in a house disturbance. Daunis was found innocent and dis charged by Judge Gaffney. Testimony showed that Wallace was vigorously allergic to work and has not worked for the past 10 years. Wallace refuted the testi- mony of Mir. and Mrs. Daunis, that he was unemployed for that length of time, but agreed that the time may have been about seven years. Daunis attempted to escort Wal lace from the premises of his moth er-in-law's house and while doing so, the accused .tripped down the stairs and sustained laceration of the face and a cut nose.
 The accused showed evidence Of his fall in q bandaged face. --.1-s.---
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