New Britain herald., 1926-09-20
RAPID DISPATCH OF BIG DOCKET
Monday Morning Mills oi Justice
 Grind Swiftly

eases were continued, but the ma jority were tried. Assistant Prose- cutting Attorney ". M. Greenstein presented the states eases.
 Joseph kimovich. aged 43 of T Grove street, was riding or a Jerome street bus yesterday and his hat blew off. He called to the driver twice but the daver did not hear him. When the bus arrived at the center of the city Kimovich refused to pay the fare for himself, his wife and three children.
 Officer Riley was called and urged Kimcyich 10 pay the fares but he would not do so because of the loss Of his hat. In the opinion of Officer Kiley. Kimovich had been drinking
 Judge Alling fined him s and suspended execution of the science, He advised Kimovich to pay his fare hereafter.
 Evades Responsibility. Fined $50
 Tobias White of 3O1 Brookline street. Cambridge, Mass. was charg- ed with evading responsibility after striking an aupmobile driven by Nfis. Mollie Nair of South Main street, this city. on Main street yes terday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mo torcycle Officer Tanguay arrested him. Judge filling find White $50 and costs.
 Drives With Bad Brakes
 Joseph Catalina of 236 Pearl street, Middletown. was fined $lO and costs for operating an automo- bile with improper brakes. Officer IL. E. Harper arrested him follow ing an accident at the corner of Jerome and West Main streets yes terday afternoon. Catalino's car collided with car operated by Frank A. Lacava. of 4S5 Albany ave nue, Hartford MT. and Mrs. Peter suzio of Wallace street this city, who were in Lacava's car, were hurt by flying glass.
 Two Minus Registrations
 Ralph Maretta, aged 19, of 8l Oak street, Bristol, pleaded guilty to the charge of operating an automobile without g registration. Judgment vas suspended.
 Walter sanderson, aged 19. of 51 Woodland street, this city, driver Of car which coluded with Maretta's car at Main and East Main streets yesterday, also had no registration. Officer Fred Wagner made the ar rests.
 Both drivers produced certificates Of registration this morning. San derson also had judgment suspended
 Drunken Driving Charged
 The case of Alaide Finlay, aged A. of New Bedford. Mass, charged with operating an automobile while under influence of liquor, was con- tinued until Thursday morning on request of Attorney l.. J. Colon. Finlay was driving a car when 1t coliided with q car driven by A. F. Eichstaedt Of 273 Cherry street at the corner of Commonwealth ave- npe and Stanley streets. Officer George Moffitt made the arrest. Two men who were in Flnlay's car were charged with dTunkenpess and their cases were also continued until Thursday on request Of Attorney Colon.
 He Had No License.
 Carol Thurston, aged 19, of 3S7 Main street. was fined sl0 and costs for driving an automobile without license and judgment was suspend ed on the charge of driving a car without having a registration. He produced the certificate today but admitted he never obtained a H. cense. Officer John NJ. Licbler made the arrest.
 "BorrOws" Brothers Car.
 Al Figuera was charged with talk ing an automobile without permis- sion of the owner. He vas arrested by the Hartford police last evening following complaint to the local po- lice by Bernardo Figuera that his car was taken in front Of his home, als High street.
 The men are brothers. and from the testimony it appeared that last year the car was registered in Ais name, but for several months it has been registered in FcrnandO's name. Al said he thought 1t all right 10 take the car without notifying Fer nando.
 Judge filling said he did not be- lieve he should pass on the title to the car in police court.
 It was agreed that Al would pay the costs of the court and q nolle vas entered.
 TrespaSsing At Golf Club
 Melvin Leonard. aged IS. of 4f6 Arch street, and Henry Hoppc aged r., Of ll0 Rockwell avenue. were charged with trespasslng on Shuttle Meadow club property. Officer Harry Mount arrested them on complaint of Val Flood, club professional. who said boys make a practice Of steal ing golf balls and d stop should be put to it.
 Leonard said another boy was let go and he though all should suffer or none at all. Judge filling said the penalty is q S7 fine and 30 days in jail He fined them g.. remitting the fine on payment Of costs. He warned them that they must stay away from the golf course unless they wish to spend some time in Jail
 Vice Raid On Hartford Ave.
 Pearl Smith, aged fH. Of r. Port land avenue, Middletown: Ruth Coleman, aged q, of go Hartford avenue. Fred CoFswcll >grd 21. Of 1GG West street, this city and Free man Clark. aged 22. ot g9 Hartford avenue. all colorcd, pleaded guilty 10 inc charge Of improper conduct. Sergeant Flynn and Ofaccr Grabeck and Cosgrove arrested them in q house at % Hartford avenue late Saturday night
 Each Of the men MAS fined BIO end costs and each or the women slj and costs.
 The case Of Charles Johnson Of Elm Hill. charged with assault and