New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1930. —_—— Pflll[;E EflNTINUE Stanley and Ellis | street, arrested by Officer Doty, was a stop sign at arrest. en the charge of disobeying the stop | | sign at Ellis and Stanley streets, at | the instance of Oficer Muszynski. Ellis streets Il\cfir Muszyn: _ The Shining Lights of the Sale —1 $89.00 SOLID MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE )‘- LIBRARY TABLE $378.00 3-PIECE MAHOGANY BEDROOM SU $1 4.9.00 MAHOGANY LOW BOY - $39.50 * obeying the stop sign at Stanley and | costs with $5 remitted | Ellis streets. Officer Muszynski made | charge of disobeying a stop sisn at | stov sign at Week End Rmmd“p Bulks Large the arrest. | Myrtle and Burritt streets. Officer | streets. Elbert L. Brotherton, 27, of 137 | Tanguay made the arrest. | arrest. OH COIH’[ DOer TOda Henry-street, was fined $2 and costs | A fine of $2 and costs with $5 re- | Merwin Y with $5 remitted, on the charge of |mitted was imposed in the case of disobeying a stop ‘sign at Stanley [ Aldo Bianchi, 19, of 126 Oak street, Wekiend asvith e hathol andd El:s sueetls, Officer Muszynski | charged with resulted in a large number of cases | MA0° (¢ arrest e of alleged violations. of the moter| LoUls Magnoll, 37, of 35 Carlton | vehicle laws in police court toda charges including driving undgr the influence of liquor, reckless driv- ing. speeding, Mriving without li-| cense, driving without certificate of | registration, and -disobeving stop || Eigns. James Oster, 24, of 416 Slater | road, was fined $100 and costs on | the charge of driving while under | the influence of liquor, to which e | pleaded not guilty. He was arrested | by Officer Clarence Kumm, who testified that he chased him in a commandeered car from the corner Farmington and Osgood avenues Beaver and Washington streets at 2:45 o'clock yesterday morning. His ntion was first attracted to him the manner in which He entered Farmington avenue from Osgood avenue, cutting the corner and go- ing onto the sidewalk, almost strik- | ing the car which the officer later halted and used in the chase. ioing down Farmington avenue, the officer noticed Oster's car going. from side to side and when he caught up to it and ordered him out, | he smelled liquor although Oster was chewing snuff to kill the odor, | according to the officer. At police headquarters, Oster was able to walk straight but when told to turn around he reeled and staggered. His excuse was that the heels of his shoes were crooked, Officer Kumm £aid Lieutenant William P. McCue testified tha Dr. Moses Kupelian was called after an effort had been made | to locate Dr. John J. Tokarczyk, police surgeon. Oster, dissat with Dr. Kupelian's findings, want- ed Dr. David P."Waskowitz, so he was called and made an examina- tion, after which Lieutenant McCue locked Oster up. “On the advice of the doctors and my own observa- tions, I felt he should be charged with driving thile under the influ- ence of liquor,” the lieutenant con- cluded | Oster admitted having had a few drinks of beer, given him hy a man for whom he had worked Saturday afternoon. He did not consider him- Eelf unfit to drive, however. Freebairn Case Continued A continuance until July 21 was ordered in the case of Charles A. Freebairn, 32, of 358 Common- wealth avenue, charged with driv- ing while under the influence of liquor. Officer William J. McCartby made the arrest Gunnard W. Swanson, 34, of 231 Lakeside avenus, Waterbury, ar- rested by Officer Thomas Blan- chette on the charge of speeding. was released on a nolle, as was Fred Morley, 18, of 125 Hartford avenue, charged with disobeying a stop sign A nolle on payment of costs- was entered in the case of Harry M. Gordon, 24, of 1457 Stanley street, arrested by Officer W. S. Strolls on the charge of speeding. The charge of speeding was nolled'in the case u Ll of Charles R. Kopra, 20, of 84 Cooper street, Meriden, who was ar- rested by Officer Muszynski $395 Reckless Driving Cases b Paul LaPointe, 23. of Lafa- yette street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of reckless driving and & continuance until Thursday was ordered in $150 bonds. The arrest made by Officer Muszynski aft- er a collision hetween LaPointe's car and a coupe driven by State Officer Henry Zehrer on Allen street. According to the police, LaPointe's car, after striking the other, contin- ued for a distance of §% feet, run- ning off the road and striking a telephone pole. Nobody was injured but the carswere so badly damaged it was necessary to Henry R. Vredenburgh, of v lintock street, pleaded not guilty to R the charge of reckless driving and a continuance until Thursday was | ordered in $50 bond. Attorney Leo- nard §. Appell represented Vrenden- burgh, who was arrested by Officer | Thomas Blanchette. Motorcyclist Produces License Judgement was suspended in the ease of Herman Taft, 21, of Henry street, who was arrested by Officer L. E. Harper on East Main street ahout 12 o'clock Saturday night while driving a mof8reycle without a license in his possession. Taft produced license and ex- plained to Judge Traceski that he had left it hom turday. Joseph Hawley, 44, of Hill street, Bristol, charged with driving with defective brakes and wi certificate of registration, was Jeased out of court by Prosecuting | Alvornry Woods, as was Giuseppe | Codogiovanni, 21. of 199 Morgan | street, Hartford, charged with driv- ing without a certificate of regls- | tration. 7-PIECE WALNUT DINETTE SUITE $16250 $85.00 SOLID MAHOGANY SHERATO * CHINA CLOSET $4.9.50 6 $50.00 9x12 * Speeding Costs $15 I Charged with speeding, George B. | Day, 23, of Westwood park, Plain- ville, was fined $15 and costs. He rate of 30 miles an hour on Muyrtle | $ 2 9.75 street, which is a boulevard, when there was no traffic. He doubted | that hé drove at the rate of 38 to 42 miles an hour past intersecting streets as Officer David Doty testi- fied. The arrest was made last Fri- day forenoon. | 7 Edward Horwitz, 33, of 31 Main | street, was represented by Attorney | Lawrence J. Golon, who had the | - case continued until Thuraday in $245.00 3-PIECE FIBRE $25 bonds. Officer L. E. Harper ar- rested Horwitz on the charge of | speeding, to which a plea of not Sl lNROOM SUITE Thomas ' Yap, 22, of Christian Lane, was fined $5 and costs on the charge of driving without a license and $2 for disobeying a stop sign at Stanley and Ellis streets. Officer Muszynski made the arrest. Frneste Chiason, 27, of 38 Kelly | street, Bristol, was fined $2 and | costs, of which $5 was remitted, on the charge of disobeving a stop sign at the West Main street entrance to Walnut Hill park. Officer Blarlchette | made the arrest. Hilding R. Bengston, 23, Ash street, was qosts on the pleaded not guilty and said he guilty was entered. $9 5.00 thought it proper to drive at the Ignors Stop Signs B. C. PORTER SONS fined, $2 without | of 51| charge of dxsobe)mgl g Officer Tanguay Vile, of 196 t, was fined $2 and costs with remitted on the charge of dis- disobeying the stop |obeying a stop sign at Stanley and STAR BARGAINS streets, Officer Muszynski made the |fined $2 and costs with $5 remitted ‘ m,?‘:;ni.:; ‘,,‘n:::e;o,sr L‘;,l:hc::,r:, {HIS OWN PARTY MOVES e e Joseph Ryboczek, of 9 Beach street, driving Karl Gombatz, 44, of 25 Kelsey |sign at Lake and High streets. i G ik g [ street, was fined $2 and costs SiEh T on ¥ Geanitokl 20, ot 5l Daurel | oyl cnarged i iin 5 remitted, on the charge of dis- | place, Bristol, was fined $2 ang | “ithout a certificate of registration on the | in his possession and disobeying a | KUOMintanz Leaders Sign Peace Pact and Burritt | made ‘Winthrop at the instance of Of- | tior ik a mep et et S Vivian Duncan to Face Operation on Her Nose | yiichen Hollywood, July ntang | —the peoples party ow con- AGAINST GEN. 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