New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
DROVE MINUS HORN,
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Reckless Driver Ran Down Woman on Pennington Ave.

Found guilty of reckless driving and operating an automobile without a horn, George Carino of l55 Main street was rned $35 and costs by Judge Benjamin W. filling in police court this morning. Car!no was ar- rested on August 2S after machine he was driving struck and injured Mrs. Mary speina of 23 Pennington avenue as she was crossing the street In front of her home.
 Mrs, Speina's son, Alexander, the only eyewitness to the accident told the court that Carino was driving about 35 miles an hour just before Mrs. Speina was hit, The car swerved to the right and crashed into telephone pole after striking the woman. Patrolman George Moi fit arrested Carino after inyestiga- ton. The woman was taken to the New Britain General hospital where Ahe was under treatment for about q week. Attorney Thomas r. Me Donough appeared for Carino.
 Joy Riding Case Avoid
 Charges of taking an automobile without permission of the owner which were preferred against three young men who went tor ride in a machine owned by President Fred erick M. Holmes of the North X Judd Mfg. Co. Labor Day, were con- tinued until October 12 by Judge Benjamin W. filling in police court this morning. The trio included John Thorstenson of 20 City ave- nue, Joseph Golas of S2S East street and William Bush of 53 City avenue.
 When arraigned on the charge, they entered pleas of not guilty, but when called to the witness stand, they admitted that they had taken a ride in the machine, claiming that they were going to take it 10 the Holmes home. After starting off, they said that they decided that they might "get in dutch" If they drove the car to the owners home, so they returned 1t to the spot on East street where they found 1t,
 According to their stories, they discovered the car abandoned on the street and on examining 1t, found the registration in a side pocket wit the name and address Of the owner. They went to a nearby store and called up Mir. Holmes, telling him where the machine was Mir. Holmes said that he would be over for it in about half hour, so after thinking it over, they decided to drive 1t up to his house After starting they changed their minds and brought 1t back, sitting in the car until the arrival of the police. who were notified by MT. Holmes,
 Detective Sergeant William P. McCue told the court that the three defendants had admitted 10 him that they took a ride in the ma . chine. He also said that the car had been taken from the garage at the North X Judd factory Sunday night while the doors had been left open and the watchman was absent. No trace of the original taker of the machine has heen found.
 Uninvitcd Guest Causes Row
 William J. Kersey was an unwel- come guest at a wedding reception In Lithuanian hall last night, He did not take kindly to his election from the hall and efforts of friends to take him home, with the result that he was placed under arrest by Patrolman Stanley Dombroskas and Thomas Blanchette. When he ap- peared before the court this morn ing he admitted getting drunk, but had no memory of creating any breach of the peace, with which he was also charged. Both counts were merged and he was fined $7 and costs.
 Must Support Children
 No more delinquency on the part of David Peterson of Hartford in making weekly payments to his wife for the support of his three children will he tolerated hy Judge Benjamin ". Alling, the judge warning Peterson 10 this effect wher -----------