New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 5

ness to settle for the damage caused, but Smith insisted on calling in the police., Prosecuting Attorney Woods claimed a conviction on the four counts, saying the evidence substan- | As EEH" I]F [;RASH tiated the charges. “The statute on evading responsibility might as \\‘oll Beck Had Wrong Markers and|os,cscaseed e Beck' action in run- | " No Operator’s License {away is not evading responsibility,” he said. “He was not arrested for | three hours, and had it not been tor —— | Sorgeant Fecnby ho might not have John Beck, aged 23, of 8 Couner- ton strect, wus discharged on the [gis (FIL 08 | €t A e charge of reckless driving and had dent.” Judgment suspended on the charge| Judze Mangan replied that ther ©of evading responsibility by Jud, was no evidence of reckless driving. Henry P, Koche in police court to- |Two other cars collided at the day, but was fined $25 and costs on |scenc a short time after the Dec the churge of driving without a li- | Smith accident, due to the icy con- conse and the same amount for'dition of the roadway. and another driving with improper markers. jcar skidded and almost went into He was represented Ly Judge [the brook. Beck was not reckless William ¥. Mangan, who successful- [any more than were the other ly maintained that the cause of a |drivers, Judge Mangan contended, collision on Hartford road the eve- nor did he evade responsibility, he- ning of March 7, between Beck's car and one owned by the Post & Lester as driving the car. and Mr. Smith | him to wait for the police to arrest Co. and driven by Everett Smith of | him, nor docs it require him to re- 10 Camp street, was the slippery !port the aceident to the police. He condition of the highway rather than | complied with the statute in cvery Beck's recklessness. Judge Roche |respect, but the was no question agreed that according to the testi-|of his guilt on the charges relating mony which fixed the speed of [to the markers and the license, Beck's car hetween 15 and 20 wmiles an hour and the fact that there were | , of § other collisions on the highway re- arrested about 9 sulting from the slippery surface, he |o'clock last night on Hartford road eould not find Beck guilty of the by State Policeman Fred Hanson on charge of recklessness. Relative to | the charge of operating an automo- the charge of evading responsibility, 'bilo while under the influence cf there was evidence that Beck com- |liquor. The case was continued un- plied with the requirements of the til March 19 in $300 honds because statute although he ran away from the state policeman was obliged to the scene of the collision. He did be in New York tod STORM IN MICH. the reason he did not give his name was that Smith did not ask him for it Smith testified that he was driv- | ing towards New Britain between Gillette's and Ibelle’s corners, near a bridge, when Beck’s car, going in the opposite direction, failed to ne- | _ o gotiate & curve, with the result that | (Continucd from First Page) | ever been canght. Nobody knew who | cause the statute does mot requirc | EW BRITA 'FAVORABLE REPORT ' ON GIGANTIC DAM (Continuca from 1 for irrig Ivide for water suppls | cific coast. “The dam tion neede hielow, will pro & wmuch-ueed domestic for citics on the Pu- and reservoir will in a large amount lectric power from the dis- posal of which the project will be in lurge part finan “The dam will improve navigation, safeguard mterstate commerce and | | protect government property. U n- | er the operation of the project th flow of the river below the dam will even. With its flow unregulated the river cessfully ueed as a highway for com- . In its regulated form it will q-m‘l' to use Ly power boats small reservoir w tible of navi ! The report calls 1926 cstimate interior whic plus above and interast or sufficient to ropay the of the project within Referring 1o the over the Colorado river compact report dec ed t v Nt comy tary of the mnual sur- . maintenance ixed the ratic was Ly Lier conmtissionsr nd at on lacked only one vote | of having the approval of her Jogis- |lature. It is not that Arizona would { be injured by its terms.” Would Settle Tronble Passage of the bill, it was said, would make the compact cffective pact was s < the states ? ind Wyoming the 1t E vssential to their tuture,” * the re. sn!e: in a eensible and practical substituting interstate agree- °nts for interminable litigation and ntroversy. Further delay points to | itoward rosults and the | tion of the plun of settling ate compact,” 4 power he burden bearer of the pr rting that a low flood \.nnlrul am would cost two-thirds as much e one contemplated, {AERIAL THRILLER GIVEN 30 DAYS ON PROBATION' Herzog, Who DId Stunt Atop War | 5450.a00.000 10 Mcwmorial Shaft Was Mcrely Inspecting Job Joseph Herzog, aged 45, irrested on 1he charge of drunkens ness after being prevailed upon to climb down from the staging on the micmorial shaft on Walnut Hill park | yesterday afternoon, was given a ended Jail sentence of 5 Henry I Roche in police court today. e told Judge Koche | v had onee been cuployed on the ttoand had bes there again, so he led up to the park to sce how things wer cressing. Belicving 1ews e went almost ta better observe the Asked by Lrosceuting he ex- peeted o mcet the construction boss on top of the shait, Herzog reply negatively, e admitted ha rink or but e consider himselt intoxicat Oiti William 1= Hay muking the arrest. He 05 was intoxicated. Jud pliced Herzog in charge tion Officer Connolly whil: pended jail sentence n to th jobs. Attorney i clos up ing had did not tho,” told o Roche the s s ha an | | and that |TetUrns was an cager market awaits the power. |about Who was | others ha GBS [income of § n promised “u-h‘,“_n_ pro- | top |, {more d il said Her- | of I'robau- | mf‘ t estimates th $225,000.000 vot. BIGRUSH TOFILE ™ INCOME REPI]RTS Today s Last Opportunity Af- forded to Citizens vot over tion to incom ho last minuts flle way income today still to mak: tax with theirs, About 4,000,000 people have {ready made returns and the rem der must file before midnight avoid a heavy penait Officials estimate collections toduy will | the March—about $36, March last year. Only abont 2 ing this ye there we Still to L rtiord offic opl 00,000 of those n pl\ a tax he N the New offset any Exemptio person ment ire $1,500 for 10 for marricd couples for each dependent in a All p with a 10 or mor {return whether or not Total incoms tax oth for individuals will et $2.100,00 experts Singl amily. sons cross | 01 &l must file . ¥ is dus in 1 For cach depc corpora- i pion of §4 CE a sdite regular LJR NOTES estimated would probal ow aliout 250 mil- lionaires in the than an Final incom: also be a gress in consid tion. Offici —two tomorrow wek tax returns todav rometer for con- ion of tax reduc it start tomorrow w the informal i informal | the direction ers will take cutive day, tal e tot ion I be pub- of | preparing two plays so0n. the same time “Forty Feet of Love. The Senior Dramatic club under Miss Coombs is to be given club has been divided so t two plays can be prepared at The names of the Miles an Hour,” nmnittees of the school met in their respective March 15 (UP)—The » commission today ad- tha 1pplemental it proposes to ¢ appropriation on its power investigation, by the upper house. The sion reported it is digesting ing data already gathered ¢ as its first st Stops that Tough Hang-On Cough p. That Racks Your Whole Body ky ones that a persist- 2 cough is push. ve, get a bottle : how the first dose ‘fl:‘ fand b four doses bring ilf a bottle forces »nrv., die-hard cough one old man > Emulsion. He was 1 worn out 1 a friend br Brornc sout huline. let 1 ready to give up ught him the good a cough hang on—it's y—Get rid of it r Drug Dept. or any < druggist for a bottle OPEN EVENINGS TI O'CLOCK the carg collided. Smith said the T damage to his car was $150., He| How neighbors gather in homes, suggested 10 Beck that they call the |churches, lodge rooms and the town polics and as they started to walk |€t0res to discuss the blockade and towards a gasoline station, a motor- | their food shortage and to recieve ist offered them a ride. Smith ac. radio programs and news Lulletins cepted but Beck ran through the |Was told by John McGuire, villag wooded section at the roadside, tak- President, in a teicphone conversa- ing with him the only marksr on tion with the Detroit N his car. & companion of Beck was | The villagers have no fear of suf- cut about the head, Smith said. fering from actual hunger for abou! Relative to the speed of Beck's car, |19 days yet, McGuire said, althougl Smith #ald it was excessive and in 'the supplies of lard, butter, hea his opinion it was the cause of the [potators and most meats arc virtu- accident. ally exhausted, Scrgeant T. J. Feeney testified toy They are relying chiefly making the arrest three hours after [canned food diet, he said, the accident. Beck, in his own be- [of the snow and the food half, admitted that he had no license |crisis, hardly anyone is working or registration. He had overhauled |now, the town president sald. There the ear and had taken it out for a is very little tobacco left and none trial. It was his intention to turn [of it is in the hands of the store- around on Hartford road and re- keepers. turn to his home, but he met with; The school continues to eperatr the accident before he had gone the children making their way to very far. 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