New Britain herald., 1928-04-05

HeCh to dllOW tllHC Tor an lnNGSll- SatiOn into the details of certain property transfers ill the family. Attorney $. Gerard Casale, repre- Scntlng SldOti, Contcndeu that the latter is unable to work because of his age and physical condition. yet his wife is attempting to compel him to pay the rent for a three room tenement in which they live. She works and also receives money from an employed son, it was brought out.
 Some time ago, when real estate on Washington street was disposed of. there were stipulations concern ing the care of the elder Sidoti, but changes in the agreement were made and MT. Greenstcin suggest ed that it might be we'll to go into this angle of the case thoroughly before passing an order to compel Sidoti to support his wife. Attorney Casale was agreeable. his contention being that the case was not Of a criminal nature in any event.
 >n,etcr Fined SIO
 Maurice kalmanowltz. aged IS. of h6 Winter street. pleaded guilty to he charge Of speeding and was fined s1o and costs. Attorney Yale Sable. representing kalmanoNitz. told Judge saNe the young man was
 warming np' the motor on the car and did not realize that he was breaking the law.
 Motorcycle Officer Clarence Kumm testified that he saw kalmanoNitz driving through Arch street at tn. rate of B to 40 miles an hour about o'clock last Sunday afternoon, In reply 10 Attorney Sable the officer said he did not sec any traffic con1- Ing from the opposite direction be tween West Pearl and Hart streets.
 Judge SaNc warned kalmanoNitz against speeding and pointed out that he may become involved in ser lous trouble if he is not more care ful in the manner Of operating an automobile on the streets
 Drives Without License
 Nathan Aaron. aged ?, Of S47 AL rany avenue, Hartford. pleaded guilty to the charge of, operating an automobile without a license and was fined sS and costs. On rccommen- dation of Assistant Prosecuting At- torney W. NJ. Grecnsteln Judgment was suspended on the charges Of npprut1nr ln11r registration and without lights.
 Attorney Sable, representing Aar- on, said tn" young man and a com panlon were trying to start car by pushing il on Arch street last Sun lay and after considerable effort, hey succeeded. Aaron was so en- hused when the motor turned over hat he forgot about not having a lCense and when Officer Peter Ca | 'elus stopped him to inquire the i cason the lights were out. hc was, i 'f course. unable to show a license. 1 1e had license last year but had | rot renewed it. \ car procccdng Il front of his car was lighting the 'aN.
 Relative 10 the regls ration, fl was n the car al the time the officer Slled for it but Aaron could not nd it.
 Fast Truck Driver Fined St3
 X fine of S j and costs was impos- d on Joseph Williams, aged oS, of ,ew Haven. who was charged with peedng. Motorcycle Officer Louis ;. Harper testified that Williams rove truck south on South Main 1rect about 2:30 yesterday after oon at the rate of 4 miles an hour nd when questioned said hc was in
 hurry to reach New Haven 10 un- pad a car of bananas.
 Williams admitted that he was irving faster than he ordinarily rives, but he had his truck under he said. Judge SaNe said e could not have had it under con 'ol at that speed.
 The case of Anthony Eumani aged 6. of l2l Whiting street. charged lth operating an automobile with npropcr brakes, was continued un- il next Tuesday on request of his ounscl, Miss Angela NJ. lacava. A ght truck operated by ELnani truck the rear part of Detective W. ?. MCt'ne's sedan when he latter stopped al Rockwell ave 1le and Franklin Square on signal f Officer Alfred Tanguay about i . m, yesterday. Slight damage re- ulted
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