The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-06
Inspector Snow Warns Lund

That the records of the Department of Motor Vehicles are quite compre- hensive and complete was demon strated this morning when Nelson c. Lund, manager of a West End thea tre. appeared before Inspector Melvin F. Snow, at a hearing conducted at the court house. Lund did not recall ever having figured in motor ac- cident, but the records recalled an oc- casion when he turned out. to avoId trolley, struck an automobile, and inflicted, damage that he them remembered he had paid for.
 Officer Thomas Donnelly of the Traffic squad appeared and told of chasing Lund out stratford avenue axd into Connecticut ave, December 26, when he was alleged. to have been driving 50 miles an hour. He was arrested, charged with reckless driv- ing, and paid a fine of $25 and costs in City court. In 1910 Lund was apprehended in Norwalk on a charge. believed to have been speeding. at 8 23 mile an hour rate. You can have your license and one more chance, but another violation of any kind that reaches this department will mean no more driving in this State,'' was the finish of a reGrimand by In spector Snow.
 Miss Elizabeth Brady, 7ST State street. was allowed to retain her H- cense. While learning to drive a Maxwell car several months ago, and in the company of John J. Kelly, an autorn obile salesman, she struck and after the deceased had stepped from a bus at Long Hill. It was about dusk at the time, and two of Bar rows children were within a few yards of him when he was fatally injured. Coroner John J. Phelan found no criminal responsibility.
 Chased all the way from New Mil ford. to Newton, and then to Brook hu n ho NRTET l. ford police, Sam Cohen, New Milford, twice convicted for having imroper lights, improper marks and at one time no license, failed to put in an appearance today. Needless to say, his license is still suspended and apt to be for some little time to come. Earl Rorl1e. 2489 Madison avenue, this city, arrested December 5, 1920, and charged with operating a car while under the influence of liquor, had his license returned. He was represented by Attorney w. F. D. Xiii patrick.
 street, this city, appeared in his own behalf. He figured in a fatal accident fin New Haven November IS, 1921. an instant after slowly passing a traffic his car and the sudden application of the brakes caused the machine to skid. and crush the woman's body. Eli Mix of New Haven county did not
 
 against him was subsequently no1led in New Haven City court.
 Joseph Viola, Milford, listed for operating 8 truck while under the in fluence of liquor had his license re- turned. His employer appeared in his behalf
 John Marchy, 401 Hancock avenue, this city. had several character wit nesses and his license was returned. He. too, was listed for operating a h TTlfI S1f liquor. He admitted drinking hard cider, but blamed the sudden switch ing on of a spot light on a trolley for his accident. No person was hurt, and a good previous record, aided his case.
 Adam Marawski, 255 Willard street, this city, with the same sort of a charge against him, was represented by Judge Frederick A. Bartlett. His case was appealed from the Fairfield Town court, where he was arraigned in November, 1920, and wheH he pleaded not guilty to the charge. His license was also returned.