New Britain herald., 1923-03-23
PoinuiMe News
DYROLLY ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS charge
Driving License Of Waterbury
Man Suspended for Five Years
MAY FACE JAIL SENTENCE

Four Cases Heard In Town Court
Other Arrests by State Police
Plain,il lille Loses In State League
Episcopal Notcs-Plnin,ilIe Briefs.
Joseph Byrolly, Waterbury bust
nessman, was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon as he drove up to the town
| hall by State Policeman Fred Han
son. on the charge of driving an
automobile while his license Is under
a fve-year suspension. Mr.. Byrolly
Is the owner of several trucks in
Waterbury and is engaged in ship
ping produce about the state. He
came to Painville yesterday to at
tend a court session In which the
driver of one of his trucks was 10
appear to answer charges of over
loading.
The state policeman was standing
| in front of the town hall, when he
saw Byrolly come along Pierce street.
| When the car came to a halt he
stepped over and asked Mr.. Byrolly
| for license. Mr.. Byroly stated that
he had none and when asked If he
had made application for one at the
capitol in Hartford. is said to have
answered in the negative.
Prosecutor William Foran, to
whom the facts Of the case were
given, stated this morning, that the
state policeman reported that he
had had reports that Byrolly had
been driving through Plainville of
late, and he had made an investiga-
ton of his case at the state capitol.
He said that he discovered there that
Byrolly had been convicted twice for
operating an automobile while under
the influence of liquor and the Sec
ond time. his license had been sus-
pended for five years. This was in
1921. Mr.. Foran stated that the
state police may recommend a jail
sentence for the oefense.
Mr.. Byrolly was released in the
custody Of his attorney, Frank Fem
of Waterbury, for appearance in the
town court on March %.
Cases in Court.
Stefane Cantolini, driver of one of
Byrolly's trucks. appeared before
Justice Edward Prior in the town
court yesterday to answer the charge
of driving a truck loaded in excess of
that allowed by law. He was arrest
ed by State Policeman Hanson yes
terday afternoon at the scales east of
the East Main street crossing. At
torney Frank Fem of Waterbury APP
peared for him and pleaded guilty
He was fined 500 and costs. Prose-
cutor Foran presented the states
case.
r. A. Maynard of Planville was
fined $40 and costs on the charge Of
driving without license. He also
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
State Policeman Hanson near the
scene of the other arrest
Charles Stevens of Hartford.
driver for the Eastern Provision Co. /
and Frank Hines of Bristol driver
for Trndon & Plat of Bristol, both |
charged with driving trucks with /
over-capacity loads, had their cases
continued until March a6. They were
both arrested by State Policeman /
Hanson who, weighed their vehicles
on the scales near where he was /
stationed
Other Arrests Reported.
Two more arrests by the active
member of the state police who has
stirred the peaceful life Of motorists i
about Plainville, were reported yes
terday afternoon. The facts of the A
cases could not be learned today. but
the offenders are to be tried in the
town court tomorrow afternoon
Hanson, besides taking
motor law violators in tow, has been