New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-12-11
CAR TURNS turtle
ON MAIN HIGHWAY
Alcohol Tins Found Near Scene
\ State Police Investigating
DoRBRUK SENT TO JAIL
Czerwinski Fined 500 and Costs on
Liquor Chargc-AIan Beats Son, is
Arrested = Christmas Seal Sale
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, Arrested = Christmas Seal sal
Starts--Othcr Notes.
Circumsta nces surrounding th,
twrecking of sport model touring cal
on Pennington avenue yesterda,
morning were so suspicious that tn,
local authorities called in the state
police to investigate.
Eye witnesses of the crash stated t.
u Herald representative this morning
that the car was proceeding toward,
Plainville at high rate of speed, and
in turning out for another car, tho
wheels struck an icy spot in the road
skidded and turned turtle twice before
It came to n stop. The occupants
were thrown out, one of them. later
found to be Samuel Yellin of 37S
Windsor avenue. Hartford, suffering q
severe cut over bis right eye.
According TO the persons who wit
messed the accident, the other mem
hers of the party seemed to be bruiaed
but not severely injured and they all
took the first automobile that came
along going to Hartford and left the
scene Yellin was so stunned that he
lay on the ground for several min
, utes, and when he got up the others
rad deserted him. He made his way
to the home of Swanson family
nearby, and asked to be taken to
Hartford. The two Swanson boys
4, drove him in their car to the office of
Dr. Sinclair S. Levine on Windsor
avenue, Hartford and here Yelin had
he cut over his eye sewed up.
Passersby sent in call to the New
,ritain police who responded in short
3rder. They discovered about six tins
IN clump of brushes near the scene
Of the crash. and turned them over
to Constable T.. w. Furrey of this
town, because the accident was in
Painville. Officer Furrey took the
tins to the town hall, and there he
procured about quart of alcohol.
from one of them.
The state police were then called in
to learn who owned the automobile
and late last night. they discovered
that the car was registered in the
name of Miss Sally Nathanson of 125
Clark street. Hartford. They found in
the car two sets of markers, one of
the state of New York and the other
Connecticut. They trace Yellin to
his home in HARTFORD and there he
said that Miss Nathanson was his
wife, the car being registered in her
maiden name. He said that she had
lived in New York and had the car
registered there. He denied that the
alcohol tins had been in the automo-
bile, saying that the only alcohol In
the car was that in the radiator
He stated that he was driving the
car and was accompanied by his
brother, Harry, also OF Hartford and
that they were on their way to Wat
erbury. He stated that he feared that |
he would suffer from the cut over his |
eye if he didn't have it attended to, |
md therefore he took the first auto
mobile to Hartford.
Up to this morning, no arrests had |
neen made because of the fact that It !
,ou!d not he proved that the alcohol |
ins belonged to Yellin.
Gets Jail Sentence
s. Dorbruk Of New Britain was sent
% jail for 80 days by Judge Prior
n court Saturday. He was arrested
7riday night by Constable Andrew
logan after he had thrown a bottle
If soda water through window at
he Community theater. He was sem
enced for 80 days on three counts,
,reach of the peace. abusive language
nd damage to personal property.
D,,;1 ta+r y,of Ixyic ,
UGH as was witnessed Friday night,
would have to be stopped and~ he
all others who attempt to dis
urb the peace OF the town that severe
enalties will be handed down.
He stated that the Community
heater was place of amusement
lhere people expected that they could
njoy themselves without being sub
ected to the indignities Of listening to
improper language. Investigations
bowed that Dorbuck had been ar
ate and as his manner was far from
cling that of sorrowfnl prisoner in
he pen, Judge Prior thought it best
, give him plenty of time to think
YER the wisdom of keeping within the
IVY in the future.
He also sentenced Dorbuck to pay
ne costs of court, this amounting to
bout $40.
Another Adam Blamcs \ Won,en
Adam Czerwinski of the Mountain
lew section was fined 500 and
osts by Judge Prior on a charge OF
olating the prohibition act He was J
rrested at his home December .. but !,
is case was continued until last SAT- ;
rday on account of the illness OF his :,
life.
He said in court that. his wife was ;
! blame and not he. He said that :
2 was totally ignorant of the fact
lat she was making moonshine. and
though she gave him a drink once 4
a while, she toll him that she q
,ught It, and he believed IT,
The court, however. was not credit D
e of Adams tale. because from the 9
idence of the size of the still found u
/ his place. only blind man would
we been able to miss seeing it. Mrs.
.erwinski admitted that she made a.
oonshine. but it was under her hus- a
Ind's directions Judge Prior
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