New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1919, Page 5

e Fiate AR 53 s Fif FRUIT JARS FRUIT JAR RUBBERS A. A. Mills 80 West Main Street Telephone 381 Heating Plumbing Tinning Wednesday Morning From 8:30 to 12:00 Noon. We will close out every pair of our $3.00 grade fof White Canvas Pumps, Oxfords and High Sport Shoes at $1.00 a pair Also a lot of Ladies’ High Leather Shoes in odds and ends. Regular value $4.00. Sizes 115 to 315. at $1.00 a pair Modern Boot Shop 168 Main Street A J0B FOR LAZY DOLLARS! Don’t Miss Your Opportunity to Buy LOCKWOOD & MOHAWK SHEETING. 70¢ 75¢ 79¢ 8x4 Tomorrow 9x4 Tomorrow ........ 10x4 tomorrow yard yard yard PERCALE. 36:inchMPerca] eSS S PEQUOT SHEETS. Special .. 25¢ yard 72-90 inches. $1.98 The Dress Goods Shop “The Busy Little Shop” 400 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CT. Oysters R in Season Fresh Arrival for Wednesday Snapper Bluefish, Butterfish, Mackerel, Large Bluefish, Swordfish, Cod, Haddock, Halibut, Native Clams and Fresh Shrimp. Bullheads, Salmon, Oysters, Little Necks, Round Horton’s Fish Market 67 CHURCH ST. Telephone 223 McCormack G_ets 30 Days, $15 and $10—0ther Cases Stating that the practice of beating policemen was going to hbe discon- tinued even if it was found neces- sary to send everyone brought in on this charge to jail, Judge Meskill im- posed a 30 day il sentence upon Frank McCormack, an ex-soldier, in police court today for resisting and assaulting Officer Charles Johnson, and fines of $10 for drunkenness and $15 for breach of the peace. The accused was arrested in front of the Palace theater yesterday afternoon following a tussle with Officer John- son after he had been placed under arrest for cauging a disturbance on a trolley car Tears Conductor’s Coat. McCormack, according to William Gubbhins, the conductor on the car, boarded the trolley due into the cen- ter at 5:33 at the corner of Hartford avenue and North street. When Gub- bins went to him for his fare Mec- Cormack said, *“201” which the con- ductor took as an indication that he was a member of the 20lst regi- ment in France. He became abu- sive and refused to pay when asked again and also refused to allow a friend who was with him at the time to pay. The accused used vile lan- guage and.as many of the women insisted upon having the car stopped to allow them to leave Gubbins closed the door leading into the trolley, leav- ing McCormack on the rear platform. He resented this, however, and taking Gubbins by the sleeve of the coat ripped that part of the garment al- most entirely off. Officer Johnson Assaulted. The motorman, Michael O'Brien who is also a supernumerary police- man stopped the car at the Palace and called to Officer Charles John- son, then on traffic duty at the cor- ner ,of Main and East Main streets. McCormack jumped from the car and shouted, “Johnson, you nor nobody else will ever arrest me.” As the po- liceman walked toward him the ac- cusel jumped on him and both fell to the ground. When they came up Officer Johnson had his man held se- curely but his uniform coat was torn almost beyond repair. Officers O'Brien and Daniel Cosgrove came to his as- sistance and held the crowd back while McCormack called to ali his friends to assist him in beating John- son. Remembers Nothing, Although he gave his name cor- rectly at the desk in the police sta- tion when brought in, McCormack stated in court today that he could remember nothing concerning the in- cident which led to his arrest. Ile had been under the influence of liquor since early morning. he said, and could not recall getting on the trol- ley, Tefusing Gubbins the fare, tear- ing his coat nor resisting and beat- ing Officer Charles Johnson. In requesting that judgment be suspended his attorney, Judge Wil- liam 1. Mangan argued that his physical condition would be serious- ly impaired if confined. He felt, he added, that a jail sentence suspend- ed would tend to straighten his client out to which Prosecutor Klett re- marked, “Nothing could straighten him out.” This is his third arrest for breach of the peace and drunken- ness in a few months. Placed on Probation. As there was no evidence than hearsay upon which to conviet the accused, John Bernos charged with implication in the theft of a horse from James White's livery stables on the third of July and the returning of the horse in poor con- dition on the following morning, was continued on probation. Two other boyvs, one of them a sailor in uniform were before the judge July 5 for the same offense and Bernoskas was accused by them. The boy claims that he rode with the other boys from Central park to Lawlor street but {hought the horse had heen hired. 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