New Britain herald., 1927-12-05

He was also convinced that when Patrus saw the officers signalling hoping to escape apprehension be- cause of his condition.
 Pleads Not Guilty
 Thomas CiaChero. aged 37. of 45
 Orange street, pleaded not guilty 10
 the charge of operating an auto
 mobile while under the influence Of liquor, and on request of Attorney s. Gerard Casale. the case was con
 tinued until tomorrow. Ciachero
 Is at liberty in s250 bonds. He was arrested about g o'clock last night by Supernumerary Officer Edward 1 Nluszynski after his car had struck
 q telephone pole and wire fence near Paradise Park at Elm and North streets. The car was badly damaged and Ciachero suffered a cut on the forehead. According 10 the police, two women who were in \ illt NOl Nri Y ilot ILL tIr
 >peeders Are Fined Salvador Battaglia, aged 10. Of o6 Franklin street. was fined Sl5 and costs on the charge of speeding. Ser Ceant Feeuey testified that he fol- lowed a car driven by Battaglia on south Main street from Whiting street to the entrance to Willow i Brook park about 11:4o Saturday night and clocked 1t at the rate of 1 40 to 42 miles an hour.
 ! Battaglia denied that he was drly- { ing at the speed testified to by Ser geant Feeney. He was on his way 1 to Berlin to collect money owed him Judge Roche said Battaglia should 1 have known better than to drive | fast through South Main street. where there are intersecting streets, causing numerous accidents of late.
 Arthur J. Horn, aged 20. Of Col | linsville, was fine sl0 and costs on 1 the charge of speeding. Sergeant Feeney testified that he followed a car driven by Horn on West Main street from Cedar to Wooster streets about 11:So Saturday night and ! clocked 1t at SS to 70 miles an hour. 1 Horn said he was in a hurry to get ! home
 1 Trouble Maker Warned Edward Fuller, aged 4a, of l06 1 Willow street, charged with breach 1 of the peace and drunkenness. was given suspended jail sentence of 30
 days and placed on probation with a warning that if he makes trouble
 at home or for the probation officer 1 he will be required to serve the sen 1 tence.
 Sergeant Stadler and Officers Grif- ] fen and Liebler arrested Fuller Sat urday night on complaint of Mrs i Fuller, who is confined to her bed i by illness.
 i She sent her daughter out 10 call l the police and told them Fuller came home in an intoxicated condi- , tion and made a disturbance. using | improper language in the presence of the children. Fuller. according to his wifes story to the police, is | not needed at home as he is dis turber and does not support his family.
 Fuller admitted that he had been drinking He had a few arguments with his wife, but did not cause any trouble.
 He said he is employed and is making every effort to remain out of trouble. He promised to take the pledge to abstain from drink as he did on another occasion when he kept 1t more than a year.
 Another Auto Case William Karalauski, aged 6 of 80 Newington avenue. charged with { operating an automobile with i'm proper markers, had Judgment suspended, while q fine of $25 and costs was imposed on Rudolph Ziel- Ike, aged 16 of 70 Woodland street. on the same charge.
 Sergeant Feeney and Officer Col lins testified that the young men were pushing a car on Corbin place last Thursday night and when ques- toned by Officer Collins they were unable to produce the registration. In the investigation that followed. l it was learned that the markers had 1 been changed contrary to law, also that Zielke had no operators license and was driving on Karalauskis li- cense. Judge W. r. Mangan repre- scnted karalauSki.
 Assaulted His Wife Isadore Jakabowski. aged 40 of 59 Broa dstreet, was fined S10 and costs and given suspended jail sentence of 20 days on the charge of breach