New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
TWO ARRESTED AS
 DRUNKEN DRIVERS
f,km Into Custody Alter WeA'
 End Collisions

Two alleged drunken drivers were arrested over the weekend and ar raigned before Judge NJ. D. Sake in police court today. with number of other motorists and others charged with various offences. Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods presented the states cases.
 Peter Bombay. aged 26, of 62 Woodland street, was driving an au- tomobile truck owned by the Stan ley Svea Grain & Coal Co. of 76S Stanley street about 2:50 o'clock Saturday afternoon and figured in a collision with an automobile owned and driven by Eric s. Ericson of ,5S Arch street on Franklin Square. the truck striking the car in the rear while both were going north. Ericson called the attention of Mo- torcycle Officers Hayes and Doty to Bombay's condition and they follow ed him to the corner of Church and Elm streets and arrested him. Ac- cording to the police, he was con-
  charge and his operators license was returned only few months ago.
 Bombay pleaded not guilty and asked a continuance until Saturday. which was granted.
 Steve Bugnacki, aged 24, of Main street. pleaded not guilty to charges of driving while under the influence of liquor, and without an operators license in his possession. and the case was continued until Wednes- day in $500 bond. at his request
 Officer Peter McEvoy arrested Bugnacki following an accident Sat- urday night about 9:30 o'clock. He was driving a truck owned by John McLArney of 26 Newf1eld avenue east on Myrtle street, and a car driven by Michael Yorosisk of 1s0 High street, Bristol, was going west on Myrtle street. Bugnacki left the scene and returned later, according to Officer McEvoy. He was unfit to drive and denied that he had been driving. the officer reported.
 Recklessness Charged
 Clifton E. Davenport, aged 62, Of 12s0 Stanley street. pleaded not guilty to the charge of reckless driv- ing and had his case continued un- til Thursday. He was not represent ed by counsel.
 Davenport was driving a car reg istered in his wife's name. south on Stanley street about 7:45 last night at . moderate rate of speed. accord ing to officers Harper and Griffen' and R. H. Ripple of 1S4 Francis street was driving east on Francis street, turning south into Stanley street. The Davenport car struck Ripple's machine in the center on tho left side, moving it a distance of z5 paces and damaging it. according to tho police. Davenport's car also suffered.
 Drives Without License
 Paolo Ruscia, ager 30, of 27 Sex ton street, took chance shortly befors { o'clock yesterday after noon by driving without a license and had the i'll fortune to figure ir . collision through no fault of his own. He was driving north on Cor. bin avenue at a slow rate of speed and when about three-quarters ol the way across the intersection o1 West Main street. his car was struck by . car driven by Hilaire Lacasse of Lincoln. N. H., going west or West Main street.
 Motorcycle Offhicer Clarence Kumm witnessed the accident and would not have arrested either dri. yer but for Ruscia's inability to pro. duce . license. Ruscia admitted that he violated the law. explaining thai he had been accompanied by a li' censed operator, who left him short time before the collision oc cured, and he was headed towards home when the other car hove 1T sight and crashed into his machine
 Judge Saxe imposed fine of s1( and costs, impressing upon him tha' 4ha sHata of Conuecticllt did no