New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

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 l.oilis squiliaein,P Ri l6 hapls sfeei and Slme IapOhnNski had lHdgmrnt suspended in lhrlF eases when they were arraigned an ehargfs af rsekitss drniHg. Judge llnageriord rnlins that they Was not shmieient elidenrr lo warrant fini- lrg either man guilty, They were arrested yesterday afternoon hY Nc, inrryrls policeman William r, Hayes after machines they were driving eolllded al ihe corner Of oak and West streets Roth machines were slightly damagfd.
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 hr, r ii, Wiile, deputy meat in, ap'fioE of th" board Of health. had 'u1gm"Hi snsprndrd nn charge of failing i0 obey lhr signal nf d raffic o.ieef after lndFe Iiunsuff0rd gave Al'n iRik on ihr duties of the traf. fl" na'iae and the corporation they should receive from autnists. Dr. Nille sHld that hr has 77 years old and had noNeF been arrested before for violation of any law or ,ordin- Hnre,
 Traffic Policeman Edward c. klnly told the court that Saturday morning the traffic signal af the cor. ittr of West Main and Main streets Nah SCI for pedestrians 10 cross the street and auto traffic to stop. Dr. Nitte drove his machine right 'hroush the people crossing the street. paying no attention 10 the signal, according to kiely. who said .hat he blew his whistle three times 70 bring tho doctor 10 stop. Kieiy aid that when he spoke 10 Dr. witto he displayed desire 10 argue, so ne placed him under arrest.
 Fight in Tailor shop
 Bruno Shcvchnl of ti0 Gold street md Dimily Miaznik of 53 Broad street were arraigncd in police court m charges of breach of the peace md assaultinc each other as a re- 'llt Of battle in MasnilS's tailor ihop Saturday night in which bot les played an important part. appeared in court with his lead done up in bandaees while hiasnik had several small bandagos | 'n him. The case was continued | lntil Thursday.
 According to tho report of the ,olice. on the battle. Shcvchul went Q Miasnik's tailor shop al s1 Broad trect Saturday night and demand d that he be given some liquor. liasnik is alleged to have refused and invited Sheychul to leave, an argument that was tickly followed by pitched bat Ie in which each of the men arc llcGcd 10 have broken bottles on he head of each other.
 The police were notified of the Ght, and when they arrived they onnd difficulty in getting through he large crowd that had gathered utSido. When they got into the hop. they found both men blecd- 1g from tho head and Shevchul was lishod to the hospital where nine itches were taken to close a Gash l his head.
 H!arllmail Case Continued The case against Donate Colo ayianni. the Fact Boston man harged with attempting to bla ck- , Iail Michael Cologa Nianni for the , I'm of sl,oeo, was continued until I