New Britain herald., 1928-11-12
SPEEDERS CAUGHT
 BY ALERT POLICE
IIo Find $to for Hurryins
 Along Public Highways

William Giannone, aged 20. of 22l Front street. Hartford. pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding and not guilty to the charge of driving without having a certificate of reg istration in his possessi pn. in police court today.
 Motorcycle Officer W. S. strolls testified that he made the arrest shortly after noon yesterday on Broad street. Giamone was driving a truck east on Broad street from Smith street at the rate of 2S to 30 miles an hour.
 Giannone testified that the truck has no speedometer but he doubted it's ability to do 80 miles an hour, He could not find the registration certificate as he seldom drives the truck, he said.
 Judge Sake imposed a fine of sl0 and costs on the speeding charge and $3 without costs on the other charge.
 William F. McNamara. aged IF. of Erwin Place. was fined $lO and costs on the charge of speeding, to which he pleaded not guilty. He was asked by friend to drive two girls home after he concluded hls work at & theater Saturday night, and being in Nurry he was desir- ous of making good time. he said. He got the girls at Rialto hall on Broad street and was delayed while the lights on his car were being re- paired.
 He was driving down Main street to leave his friend at restaurant shortly before midnight and in- tended to go to North Burritt street before going to his own home. Ser geant Feeney was behind him on Broad street and observed that he was going at the rate of 35 miles an hour, There were cars parked on both sides of Main street and a crowd was coming out of T. A. E. hall, the sergeant said. He over took McNamara outh of the Main street railroad crossing.
 Judge Sake asked McNamara how long he had been driving and the young man replied that he received his license in June. Judge Sake told him he should be more careful as tho kind of driving he displayed Saturday night would get him into serious trouble.
 The case of Alexander Gala breese, nged 2l. of 64 Grove Hill, charged with speeding and failure to have . license in his possession, at tho instance of Sergeant T. J. Fee ney, was nolled.
 George Wacker. aged o6, of 2S2 Arch street, was fined s2 without costs on the charge of driving an au- tomobile without having certificate of registration in his possession. He was arrested on Hartford avenue by officer William O'Day about 10:SO last night and explained that the salesman from whom he bought the car had taken the certificate to have a correction made in the year shown on 1t.
 Gran Shooters Released
 The cases of five young men, who were arrested on the charge of gc nbling in a lot near Armistice street yesterday noon. were nolled. They g: we their names as follows: Eugene White. 27, of 54 Smith street; Nicholas Forestendi, 23, of 14%5 Corbin avenue; Frank Caddi- mo, cS. of 8 Cleveland street; Jo- scph Murray. 16 of A Smith street; {; Charles Niezgoda, IT, of 50 Clinton street Detective sergeants McCue and Ellinger and> Officers Neley, Doty and strolls arrested the group in 8 crap game.
 Tho case of Riccardo Pallazzolo aged 23, of 74 Talcott street. charg- ed with reckless driving. was con- tinued until Thursday on a request of Attorney Yale Sable. Pallazzolo WAS driving a sedan south on Carl ton street and figured in a collision with | half ton truck owned and driven by Charles Supper of 1l7 Whiting street, about 3:45 Saturday afternoon, the truck being headed west on Commonwealth avenue.
 According to Officer William O'Days report, PallaZzolo claimed to have been driving at the approxi- mate rate of 10 or , miles an hour but admitted that he might have been going faster when his atten. tion was called to marks on the roads indicating that his car had gone forty feet with the brakes sci before striking the truck. The i'm. pact pushed the truck eight feet te one side damaging the lenders, run, ming board and tire. besides dam aging the radiator, fender anc bumper on Pallazzolo's car.