New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1929, Page 2

INFURIATED GIRL " AUCUSES PENNICIO Foread f0 Come to This City, She Tells Court Incensed at being detained in a ecll at police headquarters since Sat- urday, while her plea by telephone to men in Hartford to bail her out went unanswered, Rose Pichetti, 20, of 886 Park strect, Hartford, took the witness stand in police court to- day and accused Giuseppe Pennicio, 39, of Pleasant street, Hartford, of being one of a trio who forced her to come to New Britain for immoral did not want to come " she declared. “They forced nd an hour after 1 was here 1 cried and wanted to go back.” d you?” inquired Attor- ney S. Gerard Casale, counsel for Penniclo. “Joe meaning Penni- cio,) and Paul a tnswered emphatically. “Do you want to go home to your folks?"” Judge Saxe asked, and she answered affirmatively. After Officer William Politls testi- fled to the arrest of the couple in a bedroom at 15 Beaver street about 2 o'clock urday morning, Judge Saxe was d ng the case with Probation O r Connolly and asked the young woman if she cared to say angered, she stand and to the report woman had been in- | of men who on Temple timate with a crowd frequent a restaurant street, Harttord, where she was em. | nicio claimed to have known nothing about her except that he was with lier in the room when the police arrived, the attorney said and in his opinion the circumstances called for the usual finc for im- proper conduct. : According to the youns woman's statement to the police after her ployed. P nother guy,” she | case and that of Pennicle had been continued Saturday, she came from her home in Lowell, Mass., to Hart ford after living for a while in Wil- |timantic, and she has been the play- thing of & number of Hartford men. “They told me I was foolish to work {in a restaurant for $7 or $10 a | week,” she sald. “They said I could {make $100 a day in New Britain, Judge Baxe imposed a fine of $35 and costs on Penniclo and suspend. led judgment in the young woman's |case. Her father was in this eity ! Saturday night and arranged to take her back o Lowell today. Meane | while, it is understood, the Hart- |ford police have under investigation {the report given them of the case by the local police. Madrick Gets Last Chance Frank Madrick, 31, of 109 Greve Istreet, charged with breach of the | peace and assaulting his wite, was |given a suspended jail sentence of 90 days and warned that it was his last chance. Judge Saxe maid his record wos bad and if he was sincere lin his promise to stop drinking and |behave, he must prove it. J Madrick’s wite testified that he | arinks every day and conditions are {such that she doubted the advisa- bility of continuing to Jive with him. |She gave him a plate of soup last | evening and he disposed of it but the {second helping did not please him |and he forced her to eat it while he stood over her with a butcher knife |which he banged on the table and berated her. Their six year old son, who is fll of pneumonia and had a tempera |ture of 104 a few days ago, cried out {to her and Madrick would not al. low her to go to him, she said. “I want my mama,” the boy repeated, plaintively, she sald. “You can't have her. She's no good,” Madrick is alleged to have answered. *I want my mama. I love her,” the child insisted and Madrick allowed her to bring him a bowl of soup, but as she was feeding it to the child, Madrick struck her on the head and she spilled the soup on the floor, Leaving the room on the pretense of getting more soup, she went out and |notified police headquarters and had her husband arrested. Madrick was represcnted by At- 'torney Lawrence J. Golon. JOHN F. DOWNES Willlam A, Keefe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McCarthy of 106 Lincoln street and John F. Downes, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes of 21 Camp street, were the only two applicants from New Britain to pass the state bar examinations last week. Seven from this city took the exam- inations. Both are graduates of Fordham University Law school, having finish- «d_their courses last June. Mr, Keefe is a graduate of New Britain High school in the the WILLIAM A. KEEFE class of 1920 and he took both his academic and law course at Ford. m, Mr. Downes is a graduate of Suf. field Preparatory school, class of 1923. He wad employed as a mem- ber of the New Britain Herald repertorial staff for one year and then took up law. He is a nephew lof Judge M. T. Downes of the Wal- lingford police court. Both of the attorneys plan to practice in this city. They will be sworn in tomorrow by Judge Isaac Wolfe of superior court. Where are Granny’s flannels Perhaps they called them the “gay nineties” because the underwear was so red and so itchy. As a girl, how Grandma used to dread October 25th, the day onwhich theentire familyswitched toheavy flannels! Then early in 18go, the good news spread that a pleasant medicine for colds had been discovered. Tiny tablets, easy to take, which gave quick relief and left no distress. Every year since, Grandma has used or recommended GROVE'S BROMO QUININE, The old reliable remedy, she calls it. Four generations of her family have used it. The laxative and tonic ingredients don’t merely eliminate the symptoms. They help -nature to side-step the cold entirely or throw it off quickly. So Granny wears no flannels any more . . . . For your own sake, make sure of ing the genuine! Emphasize GROVE'S when asking or GROVE'S BROMO QUININE. Price 30c. BROMO QUINIYE UAXATIVE TABLETS NEW BRITAIN Ludwig Michalewski, 39, of 3¢ Silver street, was charged with breach of the peace. He was ar- rested by Detective Sergeant Elling- or and Ofioer Malona about 10 o'clock yestarday forenoon on com- plaint of a woman who lives across the hall from Michalowski's tene- ment. They foyund marks on the doeor where he had kicked it The efficers tostified that he ssem- o4 to be slightly demented and his wite fesrs him. He has not worked in almost two months. Michalowski asked for another chance, saying he was intoxicated yestorday. Judge Sazs suspended jjudgment and advised Michalowski to behave and keep out of court. Brothers Amanit Wives Walter Malochowsk!, 30, of &5 Grove street, was charged with as. saulting his wife, and Joseph Mal. ochowski, 36, of 37 Lyman street, was with drunkennass, breach of the peace and assaylting his wife. The men are brothers and were arrested about 7:15 last night at 37 Lyman street. . Their respective wives testified that there is too much liquor in aight, especially on Sunday, Walter's vite added that she has been as- saulted & number of times by him, and last night Jeseph called her Chases Family From House Stanley Gorski, 36, of €4 Alden street, pleaded not gulity to charges of breach of the peace and drunk- enness. He was wrrested by Officer Peter Cabelus abeut 3 o'clock Sat. urday afternoon on complaint of hia wife who ssid she and her four children had been chased out of DAILY HERALD, thelr home by him. He werks. quite steadily but Le spends considerable meney for liquor, she said, Attorncy Lawrence J. Gelen, vep- resenting Gorski, brought out that there had been ne assult and Prosecuting Attornsy Woods rec- ommendod that the prodation afi. cer handle the cass, Judge Baxe ordered & month's continuance in |charge of the prebation efficer, it being Goreki's firet efence, Walter denled that he struck his wife. She must have fallen down and sustained a dlacoleration of the eye, ho sald He admitted ho was intoxicated, Joseph admitted that he had some drink but he weuld not have laid a hand on his wife had she not punched him in the ness, causing blood to flow, Judge Sexe impesed & fine of §5 without costs in each case and warned the brethers to step drink- ing. The arrests were made by Officer McEvoy and Supernumerary Officer Kruzewski, Fighating of 180 Osgood ue, and George Legas, 20, of 37 Oak strest, were fined §30 and costs each and sentenced to 60 days In Jall, execution of the jail sentence suspended. They were arrested by OMoers Clarence Kumm and Thomas Tierney about 1:4b yesterday morn. ing and pleaded guilty to charge of drunkenness, breach of the peace and assaulting each ether. Arvested for obert Crelon, 19, According to Officer Tierney, the 3. young men mads & disturbance fn & restaurant on Main street and an< other one on Fast Maln street after 1 o'clock and were efected and or- dered to go home, but aa he and MONDAY, JANUARY 14, Ofticer Xumm lvc r strest they heard loud talk end swearing near the Parker-Buckey 1029, Crosby Was Radio Man On Board “Trinidadian PUZSO 1§ PRESIDENT «I ' Banto Purso was elocted president of the Canicattini Bagni Mutual bakery and found them fghting| Joha T. Crosby, local radia expert, | poneqt society at the annual meeting each other with their coats off and their faces covered with blood, legas was caught by Officer 'Kumm on Clark street and Crelon was held by Officer Tierney, but when the latter gave him & chance to put his coat on be boited for Ub. erty. Officer Tlerney caught bim in a yard on Summer strect after a atiff chase, - Liquer Destreys Memory A fine of $5 without costs was im- posed on Michael Sokolowski, 36, of €7 Smalley strest, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenm- was arrested about 1: yesterday meorning by 8ergeant Feensy and Offioer ,Collins, who found him huddied in & doorway et 891 Arch street, while the occupants of the block were aroused. Sokolow- aki did not know how he happened to be .en Arch street. He said he drank too much and did not remem- ber anything. | WELYL BABRY CONFERENCES The schedule for the well baby conferences conducted by the Visit- ing Nurse association for the week of January 14, will be as follows: Tuesday, 47 Ellis street (Northend school), weighing conference, 3:00 3:00; Wednesday, 53 Center welghing conference, 2:00 to ‘Thursday, Washington street weighing conference, 3:00 to :00; Fridsy, East street school, weighing oconference, 32:30 to 3:00. Examinging physiclan, Dr. L. B. Blycs, 3:00 to ¢:00, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | 3:00; achool, was at one time wireless telegraph operator “Trinidadian,” which was grounded Saturday about 200 miies off the coast of Jacksonville, Fla, The ship sent out an 808, followed by a call for immediate ald. 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