New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
HAMPERED POLICE
 CAR 0N HIGHWAY
Driver Of Machine Is Rebuked
 by Judge

You seem 10 think that all streets are one-way streets in the direction you are going" Judge Henry P, Roche said to John Walko. aged 37, of 30 West street in police court this morning. You must get that idea out of your head. l believe, however. that your offense was due 10 ignorance more than 10 malice and for that reason l will impose a fine ot 8 and costs, and suspend the fine on payment Of the costs"
 occording to Officer George Moi fit, Walko failed to pull 10 the right in response to the blowing of the horn and siren on q police car. on .asalle street, about 1:S0 yesterday afternoon. Walko turned into La Salle street from Lawlor street and went west. The officer could not pass until Beaver street was reached. although a companion of Walko had looked around and the officer had motjoned to him that he was de- Slrous of passing. When Walho's car was brought to a stop by the officer, Naiko asked him not to arrest him on his promise not to violate the rules Of the road in the future, ac- lording to the officer.
 Walko testified that he had $50 quarts Of milk on his truck and he was driving as far 10 the right of II If.y- ing the grade and the slippery con- ditlon caused by the recent storm. Anyone can look at it and If l had more than four inches on the right. I'll kill myself" Walko said. T would surely turn over, milk and everything, if I went more to the right
 Non-Support Case
 In the case of Willard Pyne. aged -3, of lS1 Dwight street, who plead d nolo contendere to the charge Of support, Judge Roche ordered a continuance for two weeks in charge of the probation officer. Mrs. Pyne testified that her husbands mother ordered her out of the house and therefore she would not return under any circumstances Judge Roche told her khere was a question as to hte lega responsibility of the hus- Land inEiew of her refusal to live with him. Tt is a fifty-fifty propo- Sition," he said. Husband and wife must do their part even if it is ne cessary to back water a little. It looks 10 me as if there has been some family interference in the case, which is bad thing. and believe something should be done to smooth out the difficulty"
 Pyne is out of work and unable 10 maintain homo for himself and his wife. Mrs. Pyne testified that she had not seen him nor heard from him in several weeks until to- day. despite the fact that she Is in delicate condition. In reply to Prosecuting Attorney Woods she said she did not know whether or not 50 week would be sufficient for her support, as she should be under the care of physician. Judge Roche said he would consider all the circumstances and make a de- cision in the event that the proba- ton officer cannot arrange to have the couple live together.
 Cutler Case Continued
 Benjamin Cutler, aged 36. of 1So Hartford avenue, pleaded not guilty 10 charges of theft of two automo- piles, breach of the peace and ln- jury to private property, and on re- quest Of Attorney Albert A. Green oerg. a continuance until next Tues day was ordered. Cutler is alleged 10 have knocked a paddock off the floor Of the U-DriVe Auto Renting company at Seymour street yester- Iay morning after chasing Constable Francis Clynes out of the place with q wrench. He then drove two auto mobiles out, leaving one at the curb and driving away in the other, ac- cording to the constable's complaint 10 Prosecuting Attorney Woods. The constable vas attaching the place on q writ issued by Judge W. r. Man. gan, representing Michael J. Begley, owner of the building. the allega- ton being non- payment Of rent.
 Cutler denied to the police last