New Britain herald., 1922-06-19
POLICE COURT HAS
 LENGTHY SESSION
Many Offenders Face Bar Of Jus. tiCe.-SeVeral Are Fined

| Judge George W. Klett and Prose- cutting Attorney Joseph c. Woods had busy day in police court this morn | ing with liquor law violators, motor vehicle statute transgressors. a bad check case, trunks, assaults and breaches of the peace in great num- bers.
 Fined and Jailed.
 In the continued case of Albert J. Rajune, charged with issuing worth l less checks, Judge Klett imposed a three months.
 At the request of Lawyer s. J. Ira ceski. the case Of Joseph Babula, charged with highway robbery, was continued to Thursday morning Reckless Driving. Dominic Galati pleaded not guilty 10 charges of reckless driving. His car collided with Buick touring car owned and driven by Harold r. John- son, Wednesday evening. The John son car and its occupants--the driver, Miss Virginia Leland and Miss Leona Wilson--were thrown into a ditch.
  the others were bruised.
 Johnson drove out onto West Main street from Corbin avenue as Galati's machine was coming in the direction of New Britain. To avoid a crash. Johnson speeded up. crossing into Jerome street. Galat's car turned into the same thoroughfare.
 McCue Investigates.
 Sergeant W. P. McCue made the arrest after an investigation. He measured 93 feet from the place where Galati's brakes were applied to the point of contact. He was told that Johnson was going l. miles an hour and Galati mot very fast"
 Douglas Norton saw Johnson's car in the middle of the road and Galati's car 50 feet away Both headed for Jerome street and the crash followed, he said. Galat was going very fast, he said.
 Galati Explains.
 Galati told the court he turned into Jerome street to avoid the crash He saw the headlight of Johnson's car coming out of the intersection and knew the car would be on the high way in a matter of moments, he ex- plained. It was too late to stop so he cut toward Jerome street. At the same time Johnson darted in that di rection causing the crash, according to the vision of the accused.
 A fine of s35 was imposed bonds in case of an appeal being fixed at s1oo.
 John Trusella pleaded guilty to driving without a registration card. Sergeant w. P. McCue made the ar rest Saturday night on Elm street. | The certificate was at home. Judg- | ment was suspended.
 Autoist Fined $50.
 Boleslaus Yanantino was charged | with driving while his license is un- der suspension. The accused was ar rested Saturday. He had a licensed | driver in the car and understood he vas covered under the law, he ex plained. The accused lost his license after being fined in the Meriden po- lie court for driving under the influ- ence of liquor. Fifty dollars was re- mtted on s1o0 fine.
 Mrs. John Pavlow pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace She was ar rested by Policeman Hanford Dart last Thursday after family row. The evidence indicated that Mrs. Pavlow had been entertaining all afternoon and much whisky was consumed.
 When John came in and asked for his supper it was refused An alter cation followed in which Mrs. Paw low appeared to be the aggressor.
 A s10 fine was imposed
 Cook Pays $2O.
 Adam Cook was arrested Saturday for drunkenness and breach of the peace at his home at 3o9 East street. Policeman Silva made the arrest. He found the accused trunk and creating a disturbance Neighbors said Cook has been on a drunk for a week and he has been creating a disturbance every night
 Fines of s10 on each count were imposed.
 Assaulted Trolley Man
 Thomas Nasilla pleaded not guilty 10 charges of assaulting William Ra- June on the Berlin line. The accused is alleged to have blocked the en- rance to the car. When ordered to move Vasilla is said to have punched Radune. After being taken from the ,ar. the accused knocked Arthur Fay or's hat off.
 Policeman Thomas Storey made the arrest on complaint The accused said Radune slammed he trolley in his face and then later to give him a transfer. The passenger refused to leave the car un- il given a transfer. When pushed, he accused said he struck back. He vas fined s15
 S2OO for Liquor Ofense. Rose and Joseph Morowski were harged with two counts of liquor law ,, ioation, Their tenement at PAT street was visited yester- lay by Sergeant w. P. NcCue and w. :. Hart of the detective bureau, as isted by Patrolman Thomas Feeney md Patrick O'Mara. A quantity of lquor was seized.
 Joseph was fined $2oo and Rose vas discharged.
 11tniy 1OploN dShS. CHdTSeu dS d | hird offender, pleaded not guilty to iolation of the dry law in his store [ Lyman street.
 Sergeant Hart has warned the ac- used to stop selling. many complaints aving come into the police,
 Policeman Thomas Feeney had 'atched the place and saw many rinking men going in and out Po-