New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1929, Page 34

"USES AUTO PLATE FOUND IN STREET “Youth Fails to Register Car He - Bought for $40 Earl Williams, 20, of 59 Oak street, bought an automobile for $40 recently and before he regis- * tered it he had what he thought was the good fortune to find a marker in front of his home, so he put it on the rear of the car and last eve- ning started for the “Sandy Bot- tom™ pond to enjoy the bathing fa- cilities. Shortly after 10 o'clock he was on Biltmore street and Sergeants P, J. O'Mara and M. J. Flynn noticed the single marker. They questioned him and he admitted that he had not vegistered the car as required by law. The marker belonged on a sedan registered in the name of Joseph FKin of 49 Oak street. Williams admitted his guilt and had nothing to say in police court today. Asked if he had an opera- tor's license he produced it. Judge | Saxe imposed a fine of $10 and eests and told Williams he should | bave known it was not a sensible | thing to do. S Fined $10 Alfred Cote of 136 Warren street, Barnesdale, pleaded guilty to the tharge of speeding and was fined $10 and costs. Motorcycle Officer W. P, Hayes testified that he follow- #d Cote from Willow Brook park to the High school, on South Main Mreet about 9 o'clcck this morning, passing intersecting streets without teducing his speed. Forces Policeman Off Road Robert Richardson, 30, colored, M 155 Washington street, pleaded t gullty to the charge of re driving and was discharged. e vas arrested by Motorcycle Officer | Thomas Blanchette about 9 o'clock ast night after an automobile in \is charge passed another car near White Oak inn on Plainville road .nd forced the officer off the road the ‘officer was riding east ani Richardson was driving in the op- waite direction. | As Richardson's car passed the ither car, the rear right fender wught the bumper but when Rich- wrdson was overtaken he said he 1id not realize that the vehicles had iouched. The officer estimated the tpeed of Richardson's car at ap- | proximately 30 miles an hour. | Richardson testified that he had | the windshield tilted so as to get' the benefit of the breeze and as he was about to pass another car th Yights of the motorcycle shone i Vs eyes. He was forced to cut pa:! tharply, he said. Judge Saxe had Officer Blan- thette draw a sketch of the inci- | fent and after considering all the fetails he remarked that a person | might be a poor driver and, still Yot be reckless, New Jersey Man's Lights Poor . Michael Partilliano, 18, of 1244 Newkirk avenue, North Bergen, N. V. pleaded guilty to the charge of Jriving an automobile with defec- live lights and Judge Saxe suspend- « M judgment. Officer L. E. Harper ftopped a car driven by the young han on Stanley street last night and lound it to have no reflector, no * lens and no bulb in the left head- fisht, and no bulb or lens in the Yight headlight. Partilliano testified that he and 2 lhree companions were on an auto- hobile trip and they did no night Iriving as a rule on account of the | tondition of the lights. The police | earned that the quartet left home s few days ago, going to Newburg. .Y Y. for a visit and then to New Britain. They bought the automo- | dle for $15 and slept in it at night ! 1o as to save hotel expenses. 1 When Partilliano was arrested his | tompanions asked to be allowed ml May with him over night and Lieu- finnnl Bamforth accommodated em. They fdentified themselves as . lollows: Patsy Simioni, '16; Victor -Palumbo, 17, and Samuel Russoo, I7, all of North Bergen. Befors darting on the trip Simioni worked | ! 8 an iceman's helper from 6 a. m. ‘i ¢ p. m. and at night he worked t his mother's restaurant, receiv- ‘'ng tips for his labors. He saved ' 19.43 and had charge of the money | )n the trip. Last night there was $3.51 left. ¥ Violates Rules of Road Michael Koczera, ‘4, of ) I Hill avenue. who was charged with | tiolation of the act concerning | Bnanclal responsibility, had the tharge nolled, and the same dispo- | lition was made of the same charge | tgainst his son, Adam, 15, a higa | City Advertisef:nti ACCEPTANCE OF WELLIN STREET Notice is hercby given that o hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 307, City Hall, at 1:30 p. m. (D. 8. T.) Tuesday, June !5th, 1929. on the proposed taking 3 land tor highway purposes from Hampton Strect to Roxbury Road, fame to be known as Wellington Street, and establishing street and grade lines thereon. All persons interested are request- to be present at said hearing, if hey see cause, and be heard in 1e- ation to the ahove. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Thomas ¥. McGrath, Cler} iTO At a Court of Proj Britain, within and for 3eriin, fn the County of htate of Connecticut, on o June. A. D. 1929 Present, Bernard I Emate of There<a 1 Britain in said district Upon the petition of Anth if said New Britain praying Pheresa Pechout be restored t nacity and that he b ‘ourt to restore he ter application on tears, it is Ordered—that 4 and determined ! o'clock in the | hat notice be gi mid application o hearing there wder i ome ! mid New Britain n said District thereof on the bf Now T otmn meke BERNARD P. GAFFNEY, Judu 1 nda 1 i noyed and school student. The latter pleadsd nolo contendere to the charge of violation of the rules of the road and was fined $5 without costs. Sergeant T. J. Feeney testified that Adam Koczera was driving his father's box body automobile yester- day when it collided with a coach owned and driven by Baba Y. Jones of 33 Myrtle street at the in- tersection of Glen street and Rock- | well avenue. He was first charged | with reckless driving. Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz plead- ed for a suspension of judgment so as to avoid giving the young man a record while attending high school but Judge Saxe said he felt obliged to impose a fine in view of the cir- cumstances of the arrest. Mrs. Anna Baruffi of 25 Willow street and her son, Aldo Baruffi, 16, | of the same addr pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation of | the statute relative to financial re- | sponsibility and had their cases con- tinued until Monday. Attorney Mon- | roe . Gordon is their counsel. Edward Mongillo, 16, of 52 High street, Southington, failed to present | himself on the charge of overloading | an automobile truck, and Judge Saxé ordered hom arrested and put under $300 bonds, on recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney Woods. Fined for Assaulting Michael Dombroski, Winter street, was fined $5 costs oa the cl Clara Di Pinto, 10 y nied that he laid his h but witnesses testified that he pushed an automobile and tore he child testified that a on a fence around Dom- browski's property and boys were ing with it. She was nearby and | he took her brother by the hand | him home Dombrowski took the rope off and threw it at her. Then he pushed her against the automobile and told her she must | walk in the road but not on the sidewalk. She said she had never an- noyed him. Dombrowski and his daughter ap- cd to the court for protection against children in the neighbor- %00d who break windows and other- wise annoy them. Judge Saxe warn- ed the Di Pinto girl's father to see to it that Dombrowski was not an- ha warned the latter linst taking the law in his own hands. Officer Daniel Cosgrove testified that he made the arrest about 9:30 last night on complaint of DiPinto, who has a store next to Dombros- ki's prope pe City Items Vrank Grygue of Osgood avenie led yesterday from New York for cral months' stay in Europe. He attend the Polish exposition in osen. Mr. Gryguc is treasurer of | he Polish Loan 'and Investment | crnoration. 9 ! Tire, believed to have originated in a small motor. caused small dam- age to the window of the Cent Tunch, 305 Main street, Thursday afternoon. The car answered the alarm, Frank Arata of 25 Seymour street and John Basso of Rockwell avenue left this morning for New York, where they will attend the Yankee- Athletic series today, tomorrow and Sunday. At 12 o'clock tonight they | will bid hon voyage to their moth Mrs, Savania Crovo and Mrs. J eph Basso, who will sail on the 8. S. Roma for a stay abroad. The mayor and aldermen will | meet Tuesday evening, June 25, at | 7:30, in Room 211, city hall, to act | on personal tax abatements. | HARTFORD APPOINTED New York, June 21 (P—F. W. | Hartford, publisher of the Ports- | mouth, N. H., Herald, has acceptetd | appointment by the executive com- mittee of the Associated Press as a member of the aunditing committee for the castern division, POOR PA BY CLAUDE CAll AN 1 pt. Reg. $1 Destroy: TLCE tract LAW Wh~lesale The Ztamp of Quality The Best That the City Affords—At Lower Prices—That's KOLODNEY’S FLIT can and sprayer 2 Special 98¢ s insects and Los s hALLUR s all juices it ¢ Sections come casy to keep Coldwell MOWERS (irass catcher free with cvery mower purchased $6 COAST! Equippe s, d 98" LR ed isc WAG with rubber wheels and '$3.98 Visit Our PAINT DEPT. or your painting needs Plasco HOU» TENNI Ready Mixed PAINT S RACQUE $1.89 ™ Tennis Practice Balls 25¢ “* ‘T'ennis strung Racquets Re- here, We carr a complete line o RBAS TEL. JUST 1 “I had to help our young- est son-in-law last month, so I couldn’t buy the new car 1 was plannin’ to get, { but he bought a new car after I helped him.” N cr—————————————— - AUNT HET BY ROBERT QilLLEN sidewalk customers where dog thick as they are in town.” this opyright 1979 | D ——— HEY-FATSO! BALL "ESSORIES 909 KIDS |TO LOOK UP AN' DOWN BEFORE VOUL |cross Tue GILLETTE BLADES Quantity , buying en- ables us to sell at this price. & blades to a pkg. Saturday VARNISH SPECIAL 1 gal. Berry Bros. var- nish, $4; 1 brush, 40c. $4.40 Value for FLOOR BRUSHES 14-in. Good Quality bristle. Long handle. 98¢ Universal TOASTERS Heavily Nickel Platcd. Reg. $3.75. sat. $2.98 With Cord. JFor the warm weather we have an assortment of VACUUM BOTTLI AND JUGS Malke & ; L) int size, Specigl your own ice nd keep cool. RUBBISH BURNER of sturdy construction, with cover. For Sat. $2.23 RDEN HOSE Corrugated, 2 moulded. "™ $3.39 h sold for Dly. For Saturday OIL; STOVES and Ovens reduced for oturday only. Flor- ence Ovens $4.50 Get One Now! This where clse- sizes. Just the thing for this weather. $4.98 WALL PAP 1'or Saturday Living Room per roll 5¢ 9¢ ca 17_¢ Universal JACK KNIVES Yarge Assortment. SO BOQI. and SCREENS R Only Paper The kind that last $2.50 " Complete with neces- s hardware. ‘With Sheath. $1.49 Padded IRONING BOARDS Mo $2.98 1 A These are sturdily cone structed. For the Kitchen. All Colors Special for Saturday Galvanized 2% gallon $4.49 Black Leaf 40, oz bot. 29¢ Arsenate of Lead 29¢ per b, Bordeaux Mixture FOR THE GOLF > /. ERS Krofiite Golt Balls 43¢. Repaints 19¢ We are agents for SPALDINGS FISHING TACKLL Our entire line reduc- ed. Take advantage now of these prices and save money. HARDWARE COMPANY “Growing With Reason” Promnt Dcliveries Everywhere 1M GONNA BUY A BIG ToNY GOT !, AUCTION SALE Of Unclaimed Freight Pursuant to the terms of Con- of lading, described by the Inter- state Commerce Commission, effec- tive March 15th, 1922, the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, will sell at public auction on tHeir premises at New Britain, Conn., Freight Station at 11 a. m, (D, 8. T.) Wedneaday, June 26th, charges the following: , signed to Frost and Davis Lumber Company. A deposit of 23% (cash or certi- fled check) required at time of sale, balance of purchase price to be paid and goods removed on or before b p. m. Saturday June 29th, 1929, per order Wm. King, Freight Claim Agent, New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Boston, Mass. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS At’a Court of Probate holden at New Britain within and for the District of Berlin, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 19th day of June, A. D. 1929, Present, Bernard F. Gaftney, Faq.. Judge. On motion of George R. Dobson and Mary A. Dobson of sald New Brit- ain as Executors of the last will and testament of Bridget Dobson, late of New Britain, within said district de- ceaned. This Court doth decree that @ix months be allowed and limiged for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executors and directs that public notice be given of thin order by advertising in anews- paper published in said New Britain and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the puh- ain nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt and return make. Certified from Record, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. USED CARS Vacation Specials Act at Once Finest and Largest Selection of Automobiles To Choose From All Latest Models 1928 CHRYSLER 62 SEDAN 1928 OAKLAND SEDAN 1928 BUICK COUPE 1928 DURANT SEDAN 1928 WHIPPET SEDA 1927 BUICK SEDAN 1926 BUICK SEDAN 1927 NASH COACH 1927 HUPMOBILE COUPE 1928 CHEVROLET LAN. 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