New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
TROLLEY HITS CAR
 DRIVER UNINJURED
Bruno BaChman of New Britain
 Pulled From WreCkase
SAYIANO IS RE.ARRESTED
Taken to Hospital-rosing As De. t.ctiyes-siore on the Rialto Case --Reium From Motor Trip - Piain,iile Briefs.

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 Bruno Baehman Of New Britain narrowly escaped serious injury and possible death last night on Whiting street when an automobile which he
 was driving was struck by an in'
 bound trolley car as he was attempt ing to cross into a private driveway The automobile. of the touring tyne was a total wreck but outside Of s shock. the driver was not harmed,
 The accident happened short way down Whiting street from the
 point where the trolley leaves the center of the road. Bachman was proceeding towards Harts Corner and the trolley was approaching from the opposite direction. As they both neared each other, Baehman suddenly turned to the right and at tempted to enter the driveway across the tracks before the trolley was on him. He was unsuccessful and the automobile was struck broadside. II was dragged for about 10 feet and thrown into the ditch which skirts on either side. The trolley was In charge Of Conductor Neil ponnelley and was being driven by Motorman F. C. Bidewell of the New Britain division and 1t was probablye due to the quick stop made by the motor- man that Bachman Is alive today.
 Bachman was dazed by the acci- dent and the trolley crew found it necessary to drag him from the wreck. Deputy Sheriff F. w. Fur rey answering a call 10 the scene, found Bachman by the roadside un- injured. He investigated the af- fair but could find no cause for ar- rests. Bachman was heard to say that there were no light on the front of the trolley, but eyewitnesses stated that although the arc light was out. which Is the ruling of the road when an automobile is ap- preaching at night, the big headlight was lit.
 Bachman was taken to his home in New Britain and his automobile which straddled the tracks was drawn of by truck and wreckine crew. The automobile was dam aged beyond repair.
 Saviano Re-Arrested
 Joseph Saviano of West Main street, who has been out on bail of s1,ooo awaiting trial on September on a charge of assault with dead y weapon, was re-arrested yester- day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey at the instance of Jus ice Frederick Bulen. Saviano's recalled his bond and wished to be released. Saviano and | Joseph Farina were arrested by To- ,al and state police for the alleged l lttack on Joseph Caliendo of Bank | treet last Wednesday night. Cal endo is still in the New Britain ieneral hospital, but he will re- over. Efforts were being made yes- erday to secure another bondsman or the accused man, but they were unsuccessful and Saviano will prob- bly be remanded to the Hartford ounty jail to await the date of trial. 'arina is at liberty on bonds of s1,- %.
 Taken to Hospital
 Dominic Apprudzese of New Brit in avenue was taken to St. Francis hospital by Dr. George F. Cook yes- erday to undergo treatment for his llness. He is suffering from a bad cart and his condition, thought realty improved, is such that his amily could not care for him prop rly at home.
 Posing As Detectives
 Plainville authorities have issued warning to local residents to be- 'are of two men who have been re- orted posing as detectives search ng for the recent Jack-the-P -Peeper nd robbers who have entered sev- ral homes. The authorities know f no detectives who are working on he case and until they can produce heir credentials, people are asked to eport them if they appear again.
 The report of the l. ysteiours men tates that few days ago. they ap- cared at the home of Mrs. Jose hine Berg on Elm Court in which icinity Jack-the-Peeper was operat- ng recently, and told her they were electives working on the case. They egan questioning her and the tone f their questions immedia.- Fly reused Mrs. Berg's suspicious. They epeatedly asked her if she was lone in the house at night. if she ept very much money on the remises at any time and If so what me. and asked her where the win ows in the house led to in the in- erior. She evaded their questions nd when they left. she lost no time , notifying the authorities. The office are on the lookout for the ro men.
 On the Rialto Case
 Definite information concerning ,e depredations committed at the .ialto Soda Shop conducted by John ettinsto early Tuesday morning, as come to light and has proved to e case of tit-for tat, only it makes difference on whom the joke has cen played. It seems that Mir. Pet nato has been playing pranks n another businessman in town and ersisted in the jokes until in a jok- lg manner, Pettinato was notified lat he would be given return for le many jokes which he had ayed.
 The other man In the question ho had been the butt of the jokes. lthered few intimates and .hemed to decorate Pettinato's ore in the dead of the night. Tn stice to Deputy Sheriff E. W. Fur 'y- who has been blamed by many IT not seeing the work being car ej nt1t those inyntyed in the sf-