New Britain herald., 1928-04-23
DISAPPEARS AFTER
 CRASH; FINED Sl6O
Driver Convicted on Three
 Charges in Police Court
HITS NEW BRITAIN AUTO
Irving Street Man Assessed SlOO for Liquor Law Siolation-Wonlau's Case Continucd-Watcr Commis. siOncrs Meet in Bristol,

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 Failure of Ray Durant of Cres- cent Drive 10 remain at the scene of the accident after an automobile operated by him had collided with one driven by Bernard J. Curtin of l2 Hawkins street, New Britain, near the plant of the Wallace Barnes Co. at 11:50 o'clock Sunday evening. proved to be an expensive error in judgment. In court today he was fined sIoO and costs for driving while under the influence of liquor, $50 for evasion of rcspon- slblllty. and Sl0 for failure 10 have a drivers license.
 Curtin. with Fred Monsoes of stanley street, New Britain, was driving eastcrly on Broad street when their car was struck headon by Durant's automobile. They im- medlately stopped and looked into the other machine, only to find 1t unoccupicd. Officer Lawrence Doo- Ian was sent 10 the scene 10 investi- e'NN N'l~ tNNi1NllL anu LII. D. D. Robbins, police surgeon. was called To render any medical attention. The latter official drove toward Broad street and met Durant, who was walking toward the center of the city. The doctor picked him up and brought him 10 police headquarters with the intention of treating him for minor injuries. When the doctor alighted from the car and went into tte police office. Durant apparently decided 10 postpone the treatment until later and he disappeared. He was later arrested by Officers Doolan and Messier. who routed him from bed at 3:c5 o'clock this morn- ing.
 Monsocs suffered cut on the head and he was treated at police headquarters by Dr. Robbins, Both cars were damaged.
 Fined On Liquor Charge
 Iucien Napoltano of 39 Irving street was fined $loO and costs in the city court today by Judge Jo- seph M. Donovan on charges of keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation. He was arrested Saturday night by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson following q raid on his home. A gallon of liquor was pre- sented as evidence this morning.
 The case of Mrs. Jane A. Bocash of 5'S North Main street. charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation, was continued until Monday. April 30. upon the | request of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. who desired more i time to complete his investigations. A raid Saturday night on Mrs. Bocash's apartment netted d bottle of champagne. several pints of al- legged rye whiskey. pint of alleged brandy and several other bottles police. Bonds of $500 were furnished for her release.
 Non Support Case
 Upon the recommendation of Attorney / James T. Mather. the case of Rocco Nicino with non-support, was again continued by Judge Donovan today until May c2 under bond of 1900. Nicino was in court two weeks ago for failure to support his wife md one year old child. According Q the prosecutor. the couple have living together and the con- inuance was desired simply to see hat Nicino lives up to his agree nent 10 support the family.
 Water Departments to Gather
 The Bristol Water Department will entertain the water commission ITS of several out of town depart- nents in the local offices on River- 'ide avenue Tuesday evening, April 4. Commissioners Hatch of New 'ritain and Mckenzie of Walling- 'gement of water departments. A supper will be served during the evening.
 Oliver Van Gordon
 Oliver Van Gordon, a former resi- lent of this city. died Saturday af- crnoon at the state sanitarium in '. Norwich.
 Funeral arrangements. in charge , # Undertaken Thomas r. OBrlen. 'ro incomplete awaiting advice from l 'clatises.
 Addresses Pupils
 ! Worcester Polvt cchnic Institute of <, Worcester Mass. was the speaker t th" afternoon assembly at tho Bristol High school today. The sub 1 ect of his talk vas Education for 
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