New Britain herald., 1926-09-13

faster than 20 miles an hour up the grade. He did not think he was driving recklessly.
 He was fined S25 and costs with S10 remitted
 Birnbadm Case Nolled
 A nolle was entered on payment of costs in the case of Jacob Birn- baum aged fl, of 64 Grand street, charged with violation Of the rules Of the road and operating an un- registered car. He was driving a car which collided with a car driven by Edward Monahan Of 74S West Main street and 1t was found that his markers were issued for the car Patsy Maya of Lorraine street was driving in the fatal accident in Ser lin a few weeks ago.
 According to the police Birnbaum cut short at the corner of Broad and Burritt streets. causing the collision. Birnbaum explained, out Of court, that the markers had been changed by an automobile salesman from whom he bought car and he was unaware that he was violating the law. as he thought the matter of markers had been attended to.
 Buys Junk of Minors
 Charles Haskell, aged 5Q, 34 San ford street. Hartford, pleaded guilty to the charge of buying junk off minors in police court this morning Officer Feeney arrested him on East Lawlor street Saturday morning.
 Haskell said he was told by a 10- year-old boy that the junk was taken out of q dumping grounds and he thought it all right to purchase it He gave the boy 15 cents and made a profit of five cents.
 Hereafter he will know better than to break the law, he said Judge filling fined him S10 and costs and suspended execution of the sen tence, with a warning.
 George Hamilla, aged 31, of 331 Elm street was charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness. or flcer William Grabeck arrested hin on complaint Of Mrs. Mary Kalin owski last night about 9:20 o'clocl
 She testified that Hamilla came tt her home drunk and demanded tha she sell him whiskey which she re fused to do, saying she did not wan 10 get in trouble again over whiskey Hamilla then called her bad name! and broke a window.
 Hamilla claimed he was innocen and that he was pushed against thu window and his right hand wen through it, Judge filling fined hin s1O and costs. merging the counts Hits Without Warning
 James Cromwell, colored, aget 27, of 99S Stanley street, and Ton, Pena, colored, aged 29, of 56 Smalle, street, engaged in an altercation las night and were arrested for breacl of the peace and assaulting eacI other. From the testimony 1 seemed that Pena gave Cromwell 5 to buy liquor and they divided tn bottle. Pena said Cromwell jumped on him and hit him in the eye whil he was down. He did not hit m right; he did not tell me he va going to hit me-" Pena said. Judg' l Alling asked if Pena cXpectet i Cromwell to send him a letter notifying him of his intent to puncl him. Cromwell was fined s5 an' costs and Pena SIS and costs, an both were warned that they vii go to jail If they come before tn court again for drinking and fight ing.
 David Lippia. arrested by Office Feency for breach of the peace an' assault, was released by the prose cutting attorney. Frank Hahn O this city and Florence Furey of 17 Newbury street. Hartford, who wer' arrested Saturday night on Lafay cite street by Officer NJ. J. Moor for breach of the peace, were re leased by Chief Hart without go ing to court. II Is said the office spoke to the couple about their ac tions and Hahn dared the officer f arrest them. The officer accepte' the dare,