New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 193 At this stage of the proceedings(the red light he answered that Judge Traceski asked Dr. Dumont if | policeman had told him some nm it was customary to deny the right|ago that such action was permissi of breadwinners of a family the use of their home in case of quarantine {and was informed that this practice | was followed only when the quar- antined patient was not property Abuses Pohceman AndsSTpern: deciaied ronthe st o el ety | fendent of Health Department | ihe'saien, "' ceramea ™ *© ¥® Didn't Carry “Suitcase” Super was called to the witness stand and asked what he had 10 street was fined 32 and costs bY | gy Without hesitation he excited- in police | 1y told the court how an attempt was found lLad been made yesterday to put guilty of brea 3 ce com- | him out of his own home and an mitted when Super refused to be ad- | order given to remain 2 from vised against a violation of quaran-|it by Dr. Dumont. He said he did tine which had n placed on his not believe that the health super- bome by the h h department. intendent w doctor. When Super was arrested by Policeman | asked by Jud ceski why he be- ¥red Jones, who testified that he | lieved he did not bear the appear- was detailed to the home vesterday ance of a physician he answered noon by Capta ¢ after Dr. L.|that he did not carry’a suitcase like J. Dumont, superintendent of the ail “regular doctors” did health department, had requested | He told Judge Traceski that he that an officer be gfationed at the could not stand heing pushed about place 24 hours a day to enforce his own house and claimed that he quarantine restrictions. He went to ' had as much right in his own house the house with Dr. Dumont and!as the other men had. To this line Ranitary Inspector Dewey Selander. of reasoning the judge replied that Shortly after the three arrived he in ordinary conditions he had more testificd, Super attempted to leave | right but in view of the fact that the house. Jones told him that he|the heaith board and its officers to state what is for Marian Super, 17, of 140 Putnam niust either stay in or out and that | have the right he would not be allowed to come | the best in of the city's health and go as he pleased as it was | conditions he was wrong yesterd against the rules of the health de- | in refusit to obey the mandates partment. of the health superintende Boy Becomes Belligerent Claims Quarantine Unnecessar ) policeman further testifiel Super insisted that the patie that Super became abusive and re- who, he said, was his brother, v fused to comply with the order.|uot sick, and had been pronou When he persisted in his dis-| 0. K the family physician obedi the policeman attempted | Judge eski then told him that to place him under arrest and was if such was the case he should have informed hy Super “fo go easy” as| gone to the family physician and he had “licked better cops” than | gZot this advice. He asked the him. He also became very abusive |judge how this would to Dr. Dumont, going so far as fo | possible in view of the fact that he decry the 1ealth perintendent’'s | was detained by the police all day knowledge of me e and ques- | desterday.” tioning his right to the use of the He denied having told Policeman title of doctor, Jone ‘ Jones that he h 1 better Dr. Dumont testif he had cops than him” said that he refused to be pu about by him. z judgment Juc iper not to th all and any such disturbance i ed numerous quarantine ter d by Super said that wa en previously but wen noon, he said. he went to the fled to Mark Truck d requested that 1| Abe Chintz 5 tced on duty there t, Union n ac rge of r to display the Police 3 er rkings as to weight and to accom- 3 truck he was driving and was fined $5 ar On rec ommendation of P tor Woods the 85 fine ed by Policeman t last night ap- s home and he b 1 as nolled on payn had a right to come and go as he amounting to $5. He with passing a red tr informed He was arrested terday after- ctor and the noon by Policeman I'red W r ot ad of the city’s health department | the south si Main . was subjecied to ridicule. He al- | railroad crossing. policeman d that Super told him he was was driving along beside Wolfer at 1 did not know his| the time the violation was commit ss and did not even have the ted. When he saw him star! to mov rance of a doctor. He refused while the light was turr asoned with Dr. Dumont him he went in pursuit d went so far as to state ched Commercial strect Wolf that the quarantined patient was | t d to go east and was over- not sick at all by the policeman in front of Selander's testimony was corrob- E orative. | When asked why he had passel GIFT LUGGAGE at Specially Reduced Gladstones | Fitted Cases Week-End Bags Dress Sets Brief Cases Kit Bags BELBER WARDROBE TRUNKS SILK UMBRELLAS See Our Displays Today connecticut Hat Co. 6 R. R. 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