New Britain herald., 1927-12-19
HITS GAR, FLEES
 ID SECOND CRASH
EVader Caught After Collision
 on PlainVille Road

Joseph kalooboi. aged 36. Of 121 Glen street was before Judge Henry r. Roche i'll police court to- day on charges Of operating an au- tonobilc while under influence Of li- 1nor, and eyadins responsibility the re suit Of two collisions Saturday cse- ming caused, according to the police, by his driving. On request Of Judge ". r. ManEan. the case was con timed until Thursday morning, Judge Mangan said Attorney NJ. H.. Camp was unAhlc to be in court be cause Of cold, and had asked him 10 represent Kalooboi who wished q continuance,
 Arthur A. Davis of Armistice street was driving north on North Burritt street shortly before 7 o'clock. and a car driven by kaloo- roi swung around a corner and struck the rear ot his mechino, Kalooboi stopped, but as Wallace uavis, aged lG, started towards him. he drove away, according 10 Davis A few minutes later. Alfred Samuel son of 1S4 Pennington avenue, Brls- tol. driving towards New Britain on Plainville road. saw Kaloobois car zie-zagging towards him, and made an eort to avoid collision ny ,ullins to the right. The crash came, however. and both cars were badly damaged. kaloobols car was turned over by the impact
 Driver Caught After Chase
 George Bumstcad, aged 22, ot 4se East street, pleaded not guilty to charges of reckless driving pass ing q signal light and refusing to stop at the signal of a policeman continua ace until Saturday was granted on Bumstead's request.
 Officer Peter Skierkowski chased Bumstead from Main and Chestnut streets to Franklin Square in a communicated car about 1O:4O Sat urday night. Sergeant Feeney, in n police car was in the chase also.
 Speeders Fined S1o
 Michael Cefone, aged l9. of 15l Poplar street. Hartford, was fined s15 and costs for speeding. He was driving truck at the rate ot 5S 10 40 miles an hour on West Main street west of Black Rock bridge about 1o:3o Saturday night, accord- ing to Sergeant Feeney.
 oscar G. Lenz, aged 33. Of Mid- tletown. was fined s15 and costs for speeding. He was driving at the roto of 40 to AZ miles an hour on ',uth Main street between Whiting ,d Roberts streets and increased ra speed of his car to AZ miles an ,ur after passing Roberts street out 9:20 Saturday night, accord
 10 Sergeant Feeney.
 Lenz testified that he had no oc- rasion 10 speed but he was driving faster than he drives ordinarily. be- cause he thought the radiator of his car was frozen and he hoped to thaw it out.
 Judge Roche told him that a rpaed of 4 miles an hour Is en- tire1v too fast 10 drive on South Main street.
 Taxi Driver Pays S25 Fine
 Paul Yagoobion, aged 20, of 3 Iy- man street pleaded guilty to the charge of evading responsibility. Sergeant P. A. McAvay testified that Yagoobion was driving a taXicab on Franklin Square and figured in an accident with car owned by Dwight French of 12S Hart street and driver by Elmer c. Hall of 200 Glen street shortly before 6 o'clock last Friday evening He leaned out Of the tayicab and shouted that he would be back but he did not re turn.
 William II. Jackson 0, Trinity street testified that he heard the crash undetermined the damage to French's car. He had noticed that the taxicab was going quite fast considering the wet condition of the pavement and the fact that Pearl street lntersects Franklin square.
 Officer Delbort veley testified that he was notified of the accident and examined the damaged car. Na- goodion had no statement 10 make.
 Judge Roche imposed the mini mum fine 0, $50 and costs and TO mitted so5. He said the fact that Yagoobion reported the accident 10 the manager of the taXicab company lessened the seriousness Of the Of fense.
 License Suspended Bnt Drives
 The case Of Frank Madrick, aged 30. Of 11G Grove street. charged with driving an a'i'omoLilo while his it.