New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 15

COURT FNES THREE RECKLESS DRIVERS $35 and Costs Penalty mposed Following Collisions Several motorists were arraigned in police court today, the result of 2ocidents and near accidents on the city street. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W. M, Greenstein presented the stato's cases and Judge H. P. Roche heard all but one. Louis Waxman, aged 43, of ¢¢6 Arch street, who was arrested last Bunday afternoon about 2:45 o'clock denied that he was reckless in his handling of ‘his automobile at the corner of Arch street and Shuttle Meadow avenue. He was driving at the approximate speed of 20 miles an hour, he sald, south on Arch street. He sounded his horn before reaching the corner and did not see any other car until he was crossing Shuttle Meadow avenue, when a r1r driven by Fred Ficinus, of 81 Kel. sey street approached in a westerly direction on Kensington avenue to cross Arch street and continue along Shuitle Meadow avenue. The force of the impact overturned Waxman'a car, and the other car went 25 feet to the side of the road and hit a fire hydrant and broke it off. Waxman emphatically denied that he was d#ving at the rate of ¢0 miles an hour. “I'm not a green- horn,” he said. “I'm not a drunken man or a wild man.” Ficinus testified that he was driv- ing at the approximate rate of 18 to 20 miles an hour as he approach- ed the intersection. ' He and Miss Tdllian Suess of Kensington ave- nue were slightly injured in the ac- cident. b VArvid Carlson of 301 Linwood street testified that he saw the accl- gent and in his opinion Waxman was driving at the approximate rate of 40 miles an hour. Attorney Thomas | J. Cabelus, who heard the case on uccount of the disqualification of Judge Roche, said he felt there was no question but Waxman had failed to exercise due caution, all circum- stances considered. Waxman was not represented by coungel. A fine of $25 and costs was imposed. Canncll Fined $35 Ernest W. Cannell, aged*20, of 222 Fairview street, was fined $26 and costs on the charge of reckless driv- ing, and Mr. Greenstein nolled the | charge of violation of the rules of the road. Officer Peter C. Cabelus testified that he made the arrest after an investigation into a collision at the intersection of Washington and Lafayette strects at 9:40 yester- day forenoon. Cannell was driving a car owned by Joseph Pearl of Lin- coln street when it struck a car own- ed by Vincent Sastra of 90 Broad street. Bastra was going to New bsritain General hospital with Salva- tore Allano of 277 Lafayette street to visit a dying relative. The force of the collisign damaged both cars and caused tht injuries to Aliano, who was trcated ae New Britain General hospital, afterwards being able to go to his home. Am Guilty Constanti Ambramcayk, aged 34, of 96 Gold street, was fined $25 and " costs on the charge of reckless driv- || (HoFFMAN’s] || ORIGINAL ~ ARMY and ing. He was arrested about ‘I:l.!l last night by Supernumerary Officer Stephen Coffey on West Main lll‘eetl a short distance east of White Oak Inm, where his car had struck a car which was standing on _the north side, almosts entirely off the concrete portion of the highway. Domenick Scavillo of 475 Arch street testified that he was chang- ing & tire on the latter car, which is owned by Nicola Laraia of 64 Spring strect and was in charge of his daughter, Mra, Brigetta Sagariro of B¢ Kenneth street, Hartford. After Ambramcsyk's car crashed against it, the former swerved across the highway and continued for a distance of 125 feet along the south side before stopping. Ambramczyk claimed that the lights of an oncoming car dazzlel him %o that he did not see the standing car In time to avoid strik- ng it The impact damaged the steerirg gear, causing the machine to awerve to the left. Must Register Car in State Judgment was suspended in the case of Donald Campbell, aged 21.| of 28 Church street, charged with driving an automobile without a cer- tificate of registration, with the un- derstanding that the car will be registered at once in Connecticut. | Campbell, according to Detective! Sergeant Ellinger, had passession of | the car legally and intended to reg- | ister it. He came from Maine, Had No Credentials Stanley Laskowski, aged 37, of 118 Clinton street, was fined §3 without costs on the charge of driv- [ ing without an operator's license in ! his possession and $3 without costs on the charge of driving without » certificate of registration in his pos- session. Supernumerary Peterson testified that a car driven by Laskowski almost hdd a coin- sion with another car at Corbin avenue and Shuttle Meadow avenu about 8:45 p. m. Wednesday Laskowski could not produce his M papers. 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