New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
PAYS FINE OF S45
 FOR SHORT DRIVE
Unlicensed Operator Went From
 BelYidere to Hartford Ave,

Thomas Dohrnck Of oi3 nartford avenue was fined si5 and costs by Judge William (. lIungcrford in police court this morning on a charge of operating 9 motor vehicle without an operators license. Do- bruck was arrested yesterday noon hy Detective Sergcans William F. MCCue and George C. EllnGcr after he Is alleged 10 have admitted to them that he drove a machine from Belyidcrc 10 his homo on Hartford avenue,
 Chase Ends in Arrest
 Jnlian Holonski of Kensington vas fined Si0 and costs for dsobeying a signal given him by Supernumerary Policeman C'vrus Schoonmaker 10 stop at Franklin square and south Main street last night He was also charged with reckless driving and operating without a tail light, hut the court suspended judgment on these charEos. Hrlonslii was arrest "l after Policeman Schoonmaker chased him through Franklin square in another machine.
 First Arrest in Eight Years
 Fred J. Araia of 16S Maple street, charged with reckless driving on Main street last night. and disohey-
 ing sigma given him to stop, WAS given another chance by the court, judgment being suspended on the charges. Arata said that he has been driving an automobile for eight years and novor 0as arrested before. He said that he was driving fast last night because he was late and try ing to make up time.
 Wife In TorGiyinG Mode
 William Kulak of 3i5 High street. charged with assaulting his wife Thursday, had judgment suspended Whon the wife seemed inclined to forgive her spouse this morning. JGdge IIunycrford said that he would let KuIak go. but warned him 10 keep peace in tho family hence forth. The wife told the court that ,tEe trouble Thursday started when sho called her husband to task for not turning his pay ovrr to her, and also hccauSo she objected 10 his taN- ing her automobile ont every IiCdt. Shc Sail that her husbaNd l 9d j girl hc was running around with. lIulak said that his wife ''"c1 H' too noisy SO he pushed her in ih" r't, hh.
 Hcrkog Sent To Asylum Joseph Horzog of Charles street. who vas adjudgcd mentally unbal- Iancrd at yesterdays session of pc licn court, was committed 10 th" Norwich state hospital on r"c"m- mcndation of Prosecutor Josoph C. Woods. Hcrzog was arrested Mon day on a warrant iasn"l on com. ,p'aint of Carl N""vrr of Charles street, who alleged that Sunday Her ZOE assaulted him with an iron bar without any prov ocation, DrS. George W. Dunn 9nd A, T. Sayard testified yesterday that Il"rlog was suffering from dcmontia Nra"CoN.
 MOOehy and Johanna In Again Tho cases against Mooshy Isaac and Johanna Isaac propri"tors of q store at 2Gi Lafayette str"ot, charS- d with violating tho liquor laws, were continued until Tuesday for trial after the testimony Of nctoC- tive Sergeant William Y. MCl'ue was given. Atty. Harry Ginshurg ap- pcarod for the two defendants. both of whom havc hccn cOn>lctcd on two previous occasions of violating the h0uor laws.
 The men were arrested last night when Detective S"rgcants McCuc and Gcorg" c. E)lincer and Sergeant , Patrick O'Mara went to their store with q stoolpigeon and secured evi- Idencc of a sale on which they en- Itcrcl tho place and seized a five gallon Jar and two gallon jugs Of liquor. Tho ronirahand was in d l Strrct CCIlar commandment