New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
AUTO COLLISIONS
 WEEKEND FEATURES
Police Round Up Drivers Who
 Are Fined in Police Court

Four mon were arraiEned in police court this morning before Judge Ben- iamin W, Aling on charges of yiolat- irg the motor vehicle laws, their arr rests after investigations by the police into accidents in which they were in- volved yesterday. Several other ac- cidents were Investigated by the police but no cause for arrest was found.
 Edward McNearncy of East Bobbins street. Newin.ton, was arraigned on a charge of operating under the innu- enco nf liquor. He was arrested after an investigation into an accident in which McNearney's machine and one owned by C. Rosenweig collided on Beaver street carly yesterday morning, The case was continued until Wcdncs- day for trial,
 According to the story told hy Pa- trolman John OIirinn, who arrested McNearneN the latter was driving along Beaver street when he collided with RosonweiG's machine. He failed 10 stop and Rosonwcig gave chase, overtaking him and calling the poice- man. Both machines were slightly damaged and nobody was injured. Louis Moran of 23 Manchusen ave- nie, Bristol, was driving an antomo- ble owned by Theodore Eklund of ITO Prospect street. Bristol, on West Main street yesterday afternoon when ho strnck Joseph Renoy Of 22S Clark street. who was riding bicycle. The bicycle was slightly damaged, but the boy escaped injury. Moran did not possess an operators license and was arrested by Patrolman William O'Mara who investigated. He was fined s1O and costs.
 Anton Koleslnsld or Hartford hor- rowod a machine own ,d by Alex Ur- ban Of Newington to take a ride to this city and became involved in, an accident al the intersection of East and Chestnut streets yesterday after noon when the brakes Of the maehine trruecd to function. Sergeant Michael l. Fiynn and patrnlman Herbert [ .yuns reported that their investiEa- ion Of the accident showed that ear driven by Gunnar l.undstcn of Hart ford vae stopped al the intersection while fine occupants of inc machine were inquiring inc way in harfnrd when the machine driven by kolesin- ski crashed into 1t. Both machines wrrn slightly damaged.
 patroIman Lyons tested tho brakes nr ihe machine kolcsinski vas driF- ing and found that neither the ioot nor emergency brakes were ohectINe' The auto rolled along after the brakes were applied. kolCsinski 1as arrested and fined s19 and costs when arraigned in court this morning
 Sofia Mortarani of 70 Union street vas driving a motorcycle from Spring street into Hartford avenue. and uhan hn attempted to go 10 the left of inc traffic post. fiFe-ion truck crashed into him. throwing him from .he machine and inmring his right trg. The motorcycle and sideCar on E hirh he was riding was pushed sbprf' .H fcet by The truck before il vas brought to a siop. serEt Michael } t-fynn iuvestigated and arrested ftofiarani for failing 10 Eo 10 inc right af inc pest. He vas fined s5 in .uuFf
 Thr driver uf ihr truck was Michael It g'hina gf s5s Elm street.
 Angelo Hiandi of 10o Beaver street. Has driving hts machine north gn Summer s1rret Saturday night - H.n ha roIfIcd Enh motorcycle 4' thl intersection of Winter street. rHH driver of fhe motorcycle vas re- ported t0 have teen shaken up, but ~ have ssra paa1 serious injury. Ta- -oFman Anthony wsinczus intssti- -a.aa fhn acrIdent and found no rauss for arrest.
 < machine ovned ty Thomas P. 1r~hara of Gfa stanley street vas 3iesz ip.-d while parked in front Of gi= Ifomsa hv an aufomnitiia driven by loHn %ebauer of 8Is Whiting street. l, dn is sS7 unlicensed driver being in- -ructed by Louis sqHillaciofe of Is Efaui. street. The Orchard machine zas slightly damaged. hut Mr. Or .hard. a no witnessed the accident. old Policeman Patrick O'Mara. pho investigated. that the accident vas instuidable. No arrest Uas made
 Ufrsrtiya Sergeant William F. Me-