New Britain herald., 1915-08-03
.AUTOIST Is FINED;
 NO PROPER LIGHTS
Driver 0f. ' Milk Wagon Alsp, Fined
 for Similar 0ffenSei


 their vehicles last night as required by law cost Peter Dezzani, an auto mobilist, $7 and costs in court this morning and Sam FaiR, a milk ped- dler, S5 and costs but Judgment was suspended in his case. The autonlo- bilist smashed into the milk dealers wagon on Sand Hill last night with disastrous results.
 The accident occurred on what is known as Sand Hill, a lane running between Stanley street and Pratt sta- ton. Chief Rawlings investigated the affair and arrested bo,n men. 1t was found that the only lights on the au- tomobile were the tail lamp and two Sdin1ly burning side. nights wnicn no lights ahead. Dezzani admitted that his searchlights were not tn working order and that only nis oil lamps were burning. Judge ekirkham ruled that the law says all automo- piles shall be equipped with lights which will throw a, light certain dis- tance ahead and as the lights or the accused did not comply With that law he was guilty.
 Dezzani explained the accident by saying Falk had no lignt on his wagon and was also on the wrong side of the road.
 Falk pleaded guilty to not having light on his wagon and Attorney M. D. Sake spoke in his behalf He said Talk has been in the habit of getting home before sundown but last nights storm held him up on the road so It was dark before he got back. It was because of this that ne did not have lantern on his wagon.
 Dobruck- -O'Mara Feud.
 Once again the Dobruck-O'Mara feud was given an airing Tn court to- day when Peter Dobruck was charged by Mrs. O'Mara with throwing some black colored liquid on her newly panted house at the corner of East Main and Wilson street Dobruck is the third member of the Dobruck fam fly Mrs. O'Mara has had arrested in the past few months, the wife anu son having been tried previously.
 Mr. O'Mara recited her tale of woe
 
 Sunday morning she saw Dobruck near her house with bottle of some black fluid in his naEd. She also saw the same stuff smeared on her house and saw traces of 1t on the shrubbery and also on Dohruck'sl clothes.
 Assistant Prosecutor J. C.. Woods told the court he thought the stale had secured conviction but as Deb- ruck had denied the accusatin and the state had introduced no evidence to show that. Dobruck had thrown the contents of the bottle, whatever it might contained nor had even intro- duced any corroborative evidence the court. discharged the accused. Tn making his decision Judge Kirkham said it seemed strange that if Dobruck had committed such an act he would have appeared boldly with the bottle as Mrs. O'Mara said he did. T don't think you have quite made out a case. Discharged,' said the Judge. Attor ney M. D. Sake appeared for the ac- cused.
 Piggery Case Continued.
 Once more the case against J. Doo- rowski, charged with keeping an un- licensed piggery Clinton street in violation of the health ordinance. has been continued. This time the case was continued until next Tuesday.
 Boys Like Apples.
 John Paisan. r6. Willie Hanson, fl, | and John Yeckwar, Is, were Tn chambers for stealing apples rom the, property of the Hart & Hulchin- son Manufacturing company. fesIer- day morning the boys l'aided the ap- pIe tree and took about half busnel of stomach aches. A number or em- ployes were sent out from the factory and they surrounded the tree ana boys, holding the lads until sergeant Bamforth arrived and placed them un- der arrest The boys were each hned s2 and costs.
 Dog Cases Continued
 Dog. Warden Coffey started out yes- terday to round up the unlicensed dogs -dn the -city and reupds that Wolfe Perlman hadtwo~caniness which were not licensed s7 Edward McGrath was also found to have an unlicensed oog. Both men were arrested and pleaded not guilty in court. As City Clerk A l.. Thomp pson is away the case was continued until tom orrow morning as 1 is is necessary to have him testify re- garding the license.
 Joseph Smith, stranger, was ar rested at 2 o'clock this morning as he l was sleep on the sidewalk at the l corner of Spring and Winter streets. 1 Officer Pearson made the arrest. He l was given chance to go out and get | a job and behave, Judgment being i