New Britain herald., 1924-10-27

was arrested last night by Patrol man Maurice Flynn and Thomas J. Feeney, after an accident on Main street.
 Reckless Driver Fined August Newheld. charged with reckless driving on Main street last night, was fined s25 and costs, s1O of the fine being remittted. He was arrested after he is alleged to have struck a hydrant near No. engine house, by Patrolman Maurice Flynn. Newfeld claimed that he was driv- ing at a moderate rate of speed when placed under arrest.
 Ross Fined s100 and Costs. Henry Ross was fined sl00 and costs for operating a. motor vehicle | while under the influence of liquor He was arrested Saturday night on North Main street by Patrolman Doherty. The policeman testified that he' saw Ross machine being operated in a strange manner near the curb and upon investigation, he found Ross in a drunken condition.
 Ross claimed that he was not un- der the influence of liquor, that all he had to drink was four glasses of sweet cider He said that he had driven the machine over the road from New Haven and was very tired, and that was the reason the police thought he was drunk. 1 Foster Case Nolled.
 Prosecutor Woods entered nolle in the case of Harold w. Foster. charged with reckless driving on High street, June IT. Foster was thed river of machine that struck Edmond Deerey, causing a fracture of the leg from which Deerey has been under treatment since.
 Five Frequenters in Court.
 Frank Kaniski. Harry Seaman, Joseph Grakauskas, John Silva and Anthony Normant, all charged with frequently had their cases continued until December 8 for trial. The men were arrested in a raid on September IS. but the case of the principal has not been reached in superior court yet, having been con- tinued until the December term.
 Sentenced to Jail.
 William Began, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, was fined s5 and costs Sn the first charge and sentenced to 1o days on the second. He was ar rested this morning in the Presto lunch room on Main street by Pa. trolman William J. Doherty and William Mccarthy. The police tes- tifed that Began was shouting and arguing in the lunchroom and failed to stop when warned several times
 Glasses Wife Out of House.
 Carl B. Moves, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace, was found guilty and fined s5 and costs, the court warning him against future disturbances. Noyet was arrested early this morning by Patrolman David Doty after the mans wife ran up to him at the South church and said that her hus- band had chased her out of the house and threatened to kill her Investigating, Doty said that he found Moves in the house in 8 drunken condition.
 Judgment was suspended in the case of Niccolo Casbamatino charged with breach of the peace He vas arrested last night by Pc liceman Patrick O'Mara .after al investigation was made of an alleged disturbance at an Oak street house The defendant was alleged to havt thrown man downstairs, and threatened to shoot him. After listening to the evidence in the case the court decided that the trouble was all caused by liquor and no ? entirely by the defendant.
 The woman at whose house thu party was held. in answer to : question by Judge William F, Man gan, who appeared for the defend ant. said that she was sure that h. didn't have anything to drink in he house, and if he did. it wasn't nor than three or four glasses. Reckless Driver Pays $35. . Joseph Romano. charged witt ] reckless driving on Pennington ave nue Saturday. was found guilty an find s35 and costs. He was ar
 rested after an accident in which h t is alleged to have lost control of hi = machine and collided with maj 3 box
 I Abused Policemen. t Richard Fasella, arrested Satur l day night on Main street by Patrol man Daniel Cosgrove and Doherty
 when he insisted on calling the pc
 licemen vile names and refused 1 go home, was fined s10 and cost on a charge of drunkenness and ha l judgment suspended on breach C 5 the peace charge.
 The case of Leon Elphee of Ne }. Haven. charged with non-support ( his child, was continued until No | 1 0 for trial.
 : THIRD AND SIXTH WARDS