New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
BOY FIGHTS WITH
 DRUNKEN OPERATOR
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 lice interviewed him.
 As the result of tho automobile accident on Stanley street, suit for S5,000 damages has been brought against Bazon by Thompson.
 The writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of May and Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Hor- "itz served the papers.
 Drinks Wine At Party
 John Jcnson. aged Sl, of l43 Jor- one street pleaded guilty to the charge Of operating an automobile while under influence of liquor. and was fined S100 and costs and sen- tonced to jail for 10 days. He was not represented by counsel. but aft IT court he retained Attorney Albert \. Greenberg, who gave notice of an appeal to superior court in $500 onds.
 Officer Daniel Cosgrove testified that he was on West Main street about 1920 Saturday night when he saw Jenson driving in q manner that attracted his attention. He sounded his whistle but Jenson did not stop, so the officer chased him ip another car and overlook him near Adams street. Jenson was under influence of liquor. the officer testified. and Officer John Liebler and Desk Sergeant Rival corrobor- atcd him. Officer Liebler drove Jcnson's car to police headquarters.
 Jonson said he attended a party where wine was served and he drank too much. He did not know the officer was chasing him, he said, and he brought his car to stop as soon as he realized he was in race.
 Crashes Railroad Gates
 John J. Holigan, aged 22, of East Berlin, drove a Berlin Construction Co. truck through the Main street railroad crossing gates about 5 o'clock Saturday evening and stall- ed the motor on the tracks. Tony Apruzzese of 10 Maple street, Plain- vile, in charge of the gates. ran up the tracks and Jagged an east bound train in time to avoid a bad smashup.
 Officer Clarence Lanpher, who witnessed the incident, placed Holi- gan under arrest forsreckless driv- ing, and in court this morning At torncy Albert A. Grcenberg entered a plea of not guilty for him. The attorneys request for a continuance until Saturday morning was granted.
 Produces Registration
 Alfred Gregory, aged 24, Of 17S Cherry street, vas discharged on the charge of operating an automo- bile without having the registration in his possession. Officer John lieb- lar testified that as he was at the corner of Main and East Main streets about S:15 Saturday night, a man named Warner asked him to stop Gregory's car, which he did. According to Warner, Gregory had run into him at Lafayette and Main strccts and was very insulting. The officer asked Gregory about it. but was unable to obtain a satisfactory explanation, according to the testi- mony, so he took him to the police station.
 Gregory was able 10 produce his Dnera,or's license, the officer said, hut could not find the registration. Gregory. in his own defense, said bis t3thcr-in-law who owns the car. keeps the registration in a secret place. and that is the reason il could not be found when the officer asked for it at police headquarters. Later. it was found.
 Judge Hungerford asked Officer licblcr if Gregory was telling the ruth when he said he was not ask ei for the registration prior 10 the tine he reached the station, and when the officer replied affirmative ly. Judge IIunserford ordered the discharge.
 Ncllo Bighinatti, aged o7, ot T Mill street, was fined $10 and costs l for speeding. He Ileaded guilty, 1 Motorcycle Officer Alfred Tanguay | testified that Bighinatti was driving | on BasSett street and Franklin | Square at the rate of 4o and A5 | miles an hour, about 5 o'clock last | evening.