Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
KILLISGLY MAN LOSES
 HIS LICENSE To nRIvF


 At hearings held by Deputy Automobile Commissioner John A. McDonald in New London, Monday afternoon Calvin Kill Han of Killingly was declared by the commissioner to be an Improper person to have a motor vehicle operators li- cense' and after he had taken his li- cense from him, the commissioner said to Killian: You know that this means that you can never again have a li- eense to operate motor vehicle in Con- necticut.@
 Several witnesses appeared against Killian and swore that he was travelling better than 70 miles an hour around curve, when he smashed into a se- | dan.
 Kiuian,s only explanation was that he was travelling only 20 miles an hour. didn't know the rosh and was across | the highway before. he knew of the | curve. It was brought out that Kill Han was fined s75 and costs in the | town court of Grisvold because of this accident, and that. prior to that time. he paid a fine of s1oo in the court at Danielson for speeding.
 Philip Koss of East Lyme who had three minor infractiqns of the motor | vehicle laws chalked up against him l appeared before the commissioner with Perrff J. Hollandersky, as counsel. Koss is farmer and rather excitabl6 and hil
 troubles were of g minor nature. He
 was allowed to keep his license but the commissioner said to him: Next tint Hook out!-
 Patrick A. Barry. jIs Reynolds street
 Norwich. will get his license back May
 3. A DO days suspension Is the max.
 mum time for suspending a license ant
 May will make 90 days from the dat,
 on which .Barry's license was taken up
 He was concerned in an accident 1T
 Norwich, witnesses having testified tha
 he cut ahead of another car, turned in to side street and struck two smal
 children who were near the gutter , Joseph Sternlieb of 223 West Mali
 street, Norwich explained that his skid ding Into Fp approaching automobile ! on Aug. Is last year was due to we
 pavements. He declared that he wa
 going only IS miles an hour and cam
 up behind a team and he saw a car ap . preaching. He said he had either { ! take his choice of applying the brake or hit the team, and he chose the form , CT. His car slzidded to the left an v struck another automobile. He wa el allowed to retain his license. . R. Bailestrine of ST Washington stree f New London was in a collision and con . plaint was made that he declined n give his name and that he lauzhe Q and ridicIled the party requesting r He denied this. He was also drivin i under dealers license, X-22s., but ! Q explained this satisfactory to the con a missioner. No witness appeared again l. him and he was allowed to retain h e license following warning. e Harry Ford of 26 Hobart avenue, No If wich, testified that party ran into hi ' and he reported the accident to the m Q tor vehicle department. He said u I maHF who ran into him reported on IF to the Norwich police. He asked the mt d to pay him for a damaged fender, th e the man agreed to do so but hadn' i The only other time he was caught wi ,e lights out on his car which he le l. in front of theatre enc night. He wi IT not punished.
 n Joseph Hefs of Riverside avenu ,r New London. was permitted to retain | 0. license. He was concerned in an acc l. dent.
 m Everett Miller of Jewett City. who VI 7e fined s25 and costs for speeding was l. lowed 10 keep his license, but received In warning.
 s- John J. KesloEski of Central avenr
 Norwich, was arrested for not using at mirror on a truck. His license was n o- suspendtd.
 pr Gilbert Goss of II Brewer street, NJ ne London, was required to give up I ce license and study the motor vehicle la vs and go before Inspector George H. Bra d. ford for an examination before aga ly1 making application.
 George H. Dion of Willimantic, v ve was convicted of intoxication and h en been without his license since last C D. tober had it returned to him with al. warning.
 cs Three who failed to appear at t of hearings will have their licenses ST ,h pended because of their failure to IT. port. \ They are William Hawkes., l CT West Main streetl Norwich Frank cd
 man. Colchester and EGnest Nahas as S5 Church street, New London.