New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
Roy and Dunbar Jailed

IEON ana Dunbdl Jdlltu
 Joseph Roy Of 4@0 Pennington avenue. New Britain. and Thomas Dunbar Of 22 Broad street. New Britain. were found guilty Of resist ing arrest and drew fines and jail sentences when they appeared be- fore Justice Prior yesterday after noon. These two were arrested Sun day night in the near riot on East street when State Officer George r.. Miller and Constahles Andrew Ho- gan, Fred Callcn and l.. W. Furrey attempted to subduo party ot drunken disturbers and the men re- sisted and fled.
 Roy. who remained on the scene and took little part in the scrap other than hindering the work of putting the handcuffs on the bat ting John Raraglia. was fined $lo and costs for breach of the peace and SS0 for resisting an officer. So-day jail sentence also being given him on the latter charge. Dunbar was one Of those who fled and boarded a trolley for New Britain. being stopped hy Officer Miller at
 Barnsdale when the state police man fired four shots at him. He was given 90 days in iail and fined $S0 and costs for running away. Both men pleaded not guilty to the charges and. when found guilty appealed. Justice Prior set bonds at $500 apiece, but neither man could obtain these. Grand Juror W. J, i Foran prosecuted
 i Tho eases Of Baraglia and George | Farley. the other two arrested in the mix-up. will he heard tomorrow night. These tUo obtained bonds and were released yesterday.
 ! Guilty of Reckless DriNi ing
 George A. Trainor of 223 North Main street. Bristol. was charged with reckless driving. driving while under the infucnre Of liquor and having improper lights and appear / ed before Justice Prior last night. Grand Juror $. r. Williams put Con stables l.. ". Turrcy and William Buys on the stand. the two officers ltestifying that they had s"en Train or driving through the town about . . o'clock Sunday morning and 2lg 9aggin- back ar forth across the road, whil one headlight was ont. They followed and arrested him, Dr, l.. II. F said he ha1 examined Trainor and found him intoxicated. 1 Trainor was defended by Attorney Charles F. Conlon. who claimed that lis ellen: worked nights and had taken q friend homr to Hartford after work Saturday night. ComiuG back he was very tired, the lawyer stated, and fell asleep a the wheel, which accounted for his cratic driving. He also put a character witness on the stand 10 show that Trainor was not a drinking man, Justice Prior fined Trinor $50 and costs for reckless driving hut found him not guilty on the other two 'counts.
 DC diCh Fined
 Jacob puodich of Prentice street pleaded not guilty to charges Of reckless driving and violation of the rules of the road, but was found guilty by Justice Prior and fined SID land costs. Dudoich was arrested i Saturday night by Deputy SherIti Furrcy after he had cut in on an automobile operated by John Martin tof New Britain and caused a smash up.
 second Court Set Up
 While this court was in session, Justice Cunningham established a Icourt in another room Of the town Ihan and. with Grand Juror Foran as prosecutor. disposed of several other cases. Irving C. Rice Of Mi. Vernon road. Bristol. pleaded guilty Ito driving without registration and was fined $10 and costs. He was arrested Sunday night hy State Officer Watrous and Constable Cal lien. whp said he and his companion were drunk but did not prefer charges against them on this count
 Hugo Nilslen of ! Market street New Britain. and Oscar Johnson Of i 66 Capitol avenue, Hartford, were