New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

want unlicensed operators drivin on tho highways,
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 Gordon F. Schaefer. aged 19, of Plainville. pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding and was fined $15 and costs. Motorcycle Officer L. E. Harper testified that he arrested Schaefer about S:20 Saturday night on Broad street. He drove east be- tween High and Beaver streets al the rate of 30 to 32 miles an hour. Schaefer had nothing to say.
 The case of Walter Wisk. aged 29, Of l43 Grove street, charged with speeding and refusing to show his operators license to Motorcycle Of ficer Doty, was continued until to- morrow, on request of Judge w. F. Mangan.
 Antonio Cruz aged 23 of 4e2 Main street. Ansonia, pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding and was fined sl5 and costs. Motorcycle Officer w. F. Hayes testified that he fol- lowed Cruz from Grove Hill west on West Main street at 12:S0 yesterday.
 A speed of 35. 3S, and 40 miles an hour was maintained past the in- tersecting streets until the officer overhauled him just before reaching Wooster street.
 Cruz said his speedometer regis tered 80 miles an hour and he did not realize he was going faster. Judge Sake said drivers who endan- ger the safety of others by speeding past intersections should be charged with reckless driving. When only their own safety is jeopardized it is proper to charge them with speed ing. he said.
 Throws Brick at Policeman Clarence Smith. aged 29, of S7 Beaton street. Boston, Mass. and Thomas Kane. aged 31, of o7 Elm street. pleaded guilty to the charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Kane was sentenced to 15 days in jail and judgment was sus- pended on Smith, who said he was about to re-enlist in the army. hav- ing recently completed hitch"
 According to Supernumerary Of- ficer Giuseppe Gigliotti, he had trouble with Smith and Kane Sat urday evening and shortly before 1 o'clock Sunday morning while he was walking past them on North street, Smith threw half brick at him. Supernumerary Officer Thomas w. Riley testified that he assisted in the arrests. He did not see the | brick thrown, but he saw it in Smiths hand short time before. Attorney Yale Sable represented Smith and Kane. Judge Sake was willing to give Smith a chance. but in Kane's case re remarked that his record was bad and indicated that he did not seem able to remain out of trouble for any appreciable length of time.
 Restaurant Ralded
 Andrew Rekus, aged 32, of 63 Sheffield street. pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation of the liquor law and a continuance until Wednesday was ordered on his re- quest. Sergeant T. J. Feeney made the arrest yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Belmont restaurant at Ss Church street. He was seeking a witness in another case and saw Rekus try to hide a glass of al- legged liquor which he is said to have been serving over the counter Seeing the Sergeant, Rekus is all legged to have tried to dispose of the contents of the glass but the ser geant prevented him from doing so and also seized a mug containing alleged liquor. from a customer at the counter.
 Charles kordek. aged 33, of 161 Broad street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation of the li- quor law in a store at 2o0 High street, and on request of Attorney Lawrence J. Colon, a continuance until Wednesday was ordered. The arrest was made Saturday night by Officers Liebler and Kiely. who found a small quantity of alleged liquor in the store.
 Breaks Window, Tears Coat 1 Adam Arbonski. aged 3. of 732 Smith street, charged with injury to private property, was fined s15 and costs, execution of the penalty suspended. He was arrested in a house at 40 Booth street by Officer Kozla uskas on complaint that he i had broken a window and torn a mans coat at 10:3O Saturday night. Arbonski pleaded that he was under