New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 18

NEW BROKE QUARANTINE, i D 85~ Booth Street Mother Lelt House '; While Child Had l!ipblherii Mrs. Mareir ptreet, charg after it had & antine for dipht Gajewsk! of 83 B e want his wif o argument at his wife He told Judg e willing ¢ tur » Probation Offieer st two 1t e said aid th it him w Klett 1y 'R going to work At he we George David costs by Judge motor ol He was arrested © O'Mara following Lafayette stroet Louis Rubino youngster, died i Genera! hosp L struck by a and his wa menth Patri " MONTANA BOXING LAW Sisty Per Cent of Receipts Rritair Go to State and Money Is Put Inta Special Pund, Shelby, Mont, Mayv 1 tified both the | prosperous oil town 4 ney brakes on|the Canadian border byl Bt 44 o that|when the Great Khelby is a miles south of It was estal VOATS AEN A8 A cow fow Northern rallroad short {opened up this section Inereased with not the the inevitable land hoom but fo |lawing n series of drey seasons the Polieeman (' Mara t foot and the emerg David's car ont o Meeman Herbert Lyon testif he took the machir trips to determine whether or brakes were | working econdition While traveling at the 18 population dropped to 300 miles an hour he applied ¥ 1by's population me brake and the car continued for & dine | 10V the discovery of tance of 60 fest the policeman said Shelby's population consists mostly He later put on both hrakes and the ©f those persons neces to the de car continued for 80 feet, ho testified. Velopment of new of! fields, Attorney P. F igh repra. The Montana state boxing law senting the accused »r the dls. PAssed in 1929, permits 15 round charge of his clier it the motion POXINE contests to a decision with six was denled. A pro and con argument Cunce gloves In a 24 foot ring. Sixty between Attorney McDonough and POT cent of the proceeds of boxing Prosecutor Willlam Greenstein lasteq |10U!S 80 to the state and the moncy for more than 30 minutes after which || pitced in a speelal fund. When John B. Moran, & ge man and auto |8 fund reaches a sufficient amount | mechantc, was called to tho witness|it 18 devoted to the bullding of a B0d, He testified that the foot|ttAte-hospital for disabled veterans of brake was In working order but the N® World war. emergency brake was not Judge William Mangan discharged Allx Kucinskus of S§6 Gold street, charged with assault. The accused was arrested yesterday by Policeman Peter Cabelus on a complaint made by Mrs. Kucinskus, Attorney Stanley Traceski appeared for the accused. Causes Trouble. in Restaurant James O'Keefe was fined $10 and costs on a drunkenness charge and $15 and ccsts on a breach of peace charge. - He was arrested last night by Policeman Maurice Flynn at about 11 o'clock at a restaurant on Church street following a complaint made the police by the mafgement of the hotel connected with the restaurant. Policeman Flynn testified that O'Keefe was boisterous and noisy and was using abusive language. He also stated that the accused was under the influence of liquor when placed under arrest, * O'Keefe gaid that he had had something to drink during the day but he was not drunk when the police- man arrested him. 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