New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 5

*RIGK" MAN BRUNK * THIGE IN TWO DAYS . 'Pats $500 in Bank—Keeps $200 {4 Tor Booze Nels Nelson (not the aviator) again headed the list of prisoners in court this morning after having had the same distinction yesterday. He was charged with drunkenness arrested by Patrolman O'Meara on Park street. Yesterday morning he was reported as having 3700 when arrested but he put 3500 of it In‘the bank after leaving ‘court and had something over $100 when arrested last night. He told the court he felt wick and fell Judge B. W. Alling remarked that he needed a Test in Hartford to sober him up. He was given 10 days in jail Fred Rock of 183 Main street was arrestod for drunkenness yesterday He was down by Patrolman Béward Neison. The court asked him if he had anything to say and replied,” Well, T drank a little too much.” He was fined 35 and costs. Oscar Carlson was fined $5 and costs and placed on probation after pleading gullty to a charge of drunk- enness. He was arrested ‘ast night at the corner of Main and Myrtle streets. Argues—Gets Arrested. Joseph Seltis had judgment sus- pended on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. He was arrested by Patrolman O'Meara on Main street last night. He was arguing over the right of way with an Arch street druggist and when asked for his license could not pro- duce it. He told the court he was right In his position in traffic and the other man was in the wrong He said he forgot his license! which was in his other clothes. Forgot His Liccnse. Edward Beckman operated a motor vehicle without his registration card last night and was arrvested by Motor- cycle Policeman Strolls. The young man wis driving fast and was fol- lowed by the officer. He turned in at St. Mary's field and when he stop- ped he could only show his driver's license. He asked to be allowed to get his registration card while on his way to the police station and the policeman granted the request. I left it home in my Sunday clothes™ was his answer in reply to a question from the court concerning his regis- tration card. Judge Alling remarked that criminally such things are not important but in civil cases they are. He said he knew how easy it is for one to forget to change their licenses from one suit to another. He sus- pended judgment. Must Support Wife. William Tuscoski failed to support his wife and children and appeared in court as a resuit His little boy is at the Gilbert Home where the state charges six dolar a week for maintainance. Another boy is at home with his mother. Officer Connolly testified that the ac- cused has not contributed one cent toward his wife's or children's sup- port. Prosecutor Klett asked him how much he made and the accused told him $27. He was told he would have to pay the six dollars each week for the little boy's keep and he said it was too much. him he would pay it or go to jail and pay it then too. He decided he would pay and the case was continued on probation while the probation officer collects the pay and attends to the family trouble. Howard M. Steel complaint against Norman L. Philips, aged 18, of Hartford, accused stealing jewelry from the homestead on Stanley street b ir A. M. Paonessa, Hartford Avenue C. A Bence, Main Street D. S. Negri, Kensington Corbin Motor Vehicle, Chestnut Street C. P. McCarthy, West Main Street Aug. Echut, Newington Kaminsky Bros., Farmington Avenue. G A Ventres, Berlin M. L Jester, Arch Street JW. Woodruff, Berlin New Britain Carriage Co., East Main St. Probation | The court told | withdrew the | Ope Eveni Open Evenings PUBLIC SALE Men’s and Women SHOES Highest Grades in Hand Turned and Goodyear Welts in the Bronson Hotel Buildiz 421 Main Street Cor. of East Mair Shoes that are worth $6.00 and $7.00 a pair. A saving to you of $3.00 and $4.00 a pair. $6.50 Grade—NOW — $4.50 Grade—NOW $2.75 All Leather. These shoes are worth $7.50, $8.00 and $9.00 a pair. A saving to you of $3.00 to $5.00 on a pair. $8.00 Grade—NOW $8.50 Grade—: $3.98 $10.00 GradeNOW $4.98 Real honest-to-goodness Shoes that are worth $10, $11, $12 a pair. A saving to you of $5, $6, $7 a pair. $8.00 Grade—1] $3.9 0 Grade—NOW s16.00 Cratel $4.98 Supreme values, the world’s finest that sold for s / $11 ,$12, $14 a pair. You save from $6 to $8.00 a ‘ ’ $14.00 Grade—NOW SATISFACTION GUARANTEED —SHOES EX- | $14.00 Grade—] $5.98 CHANGED AT ALL TIMES. $5.98 J. P. L. SHOE C( 421 MAIN STREET COR. EAST MAIN STR