New Britain herald., 1928-05-21
SIX AUT0M0bILISTS
 BROUGHT ID COURT
Result Of Accidents and Drunk.
 en Driving

Six automobilists were in police court today as a result of accidents and drunken driving over the week. end and during the past several days. Anthony Madory. aged S7, of 1ls East Newell street. Syracuse. \. Y, was charged with driving a car while under the influence of liquor, without a certificate Of registration. with improper markers and evading responsibility. and continuance un- Ill Thursday in S750 bonds was or reded 10 allow the police an oppor- tunity to investigate further.
 Madory was driving on North Bur ritt street when his car struck a car driven by Emil MiXa Of 153 Arch street and turned it over. August Rosenthal Of 109 Miller street. who was in Mixa's car. suffered a cut on the right leg below the knee and a cut on one Of the fingers Of the right hand. Madory. it Is alleged. failed to stop but was arrested on West Main street at the Midway later by Officers Brophy and He'll berg. information having been re- ceived that he was changing tire on hts car. According to the police, he was not in fit condition to drive. Detective Sergeant McCue learned from the Syracuse police that in all proba bility Madory owns the car, but there was discrepancy in the registration.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Harold Hart, aged 29, of 3 Short street. pleaded guilty to the charge of reckless driving and was fined S2o and costs. He was arrested by Ser geant Nj. J. Flynn about 6:co Satur- day afternoon on Stanley street after his automobile had skidded and turned over after having turned around two or three times and come 10 & stop with the rear end against the stone wall on the east side of Shepherds Hill. Hart told the ser seant he was going down the hill and when he applied the brakes, the car skidded. The sergeant observed that the distance between the polnt at which the brakes were appllci and the place where the car stopped uas 1c6 feet, and Hart admitted that he was driving fast.
 Joseph Myers, aged g, Of Elm wood. who was in Hart's car. sui fered q compound fracture of the left arm and was taken to New Britain General hospital or treat nlent.
 Is Given Sl0O Fine
 Anthony Vidutis. aged IS. Of 4s5 Church street, pleaded nolo con- tendere to the charge of operating an automobile while under the in- fuence of liquor and was fined S1oo and costs. with a suspended jail sen tence Of 10 days on recommends ton of Prosecuting Attorney Woods Nidutis was found by Sergeant T. C Stadler in an overturned sedan or West Main street at the entrance tt Walnut Hill park early in the morn ing of May 12, the sedan having struck a pole. Attorney Harry M Ginsburg represented Eldntfs.
 Also Fined 41OO
 Andrew Hargave, colored, aged A. of [ Andrews street, East Bristol was fined $loO and costs and given q suspended jail sentence Of 20 days on the charge oe operating an anto- mobile while under the influence of liquor, and &10 and costs on tho charge Of driving without a license He pleaded not guilty to the firs' charge and guilty 70 the second charge.
 Officers James NJ. McCue and Cor uelius keough testified that they took Hargraye out Of 3 car on Mall street about o'clock yesterday morning and found him intoxicated sergeant Feeney testified that he was on desk duty when Hargrave vas brought in by the officers, and he was unfit to operate a car. H' admitted having had three or four drinks o' win" about II ?. m.
 Hargrave. in his own defense, de ued that he was intoxicated. H' lad an injured toe and was wear. ing a loose shoe which gave him the appearance Of being unsteady on his feet. he said.
 Charles White. aged 34. Of War