New Britain herald., 1928-05-07

i an entertainment as II. had done
 As for the jar of the car striking tb. ' boy, Attorney Ginsburs contenled | that a wheel striking hole i'll the
 road might be more severe than inc ! impact Of th" ltInpcr against tho. 1 boy. and tho sunday afternoon racK- { cf about tn" corner could drown ont | inc noise Of Icntini calling after i Mitchell. Referring to Lentini's poorest judgment" the attorney 1 pointed ont that the injured boy tes-
 ciled that he had not been playing
 ball in the road but had chased after
 th" ball from the sid, walk. whereas i'ntinl testified 10 having seen the l boy playing with others in the road. i h"lieN" il Nus Lontini's poorest
 judemcnt,' the attorney concluded. Judge Roche said the evidence in-
 9Icatod 'lat there was but narrow
 lane for tratlic in the ccutcr of tho
 toad, and Mitchell. driving through i It. certainly should have known | when h" struck the boy
 l Arrested For Drunken Driving The case Of LuCion S Dean, aged b", o' Norton Road, kcnsington, ] charged with operating an automo- i h1Ie while under inc influence Of
 llquor, Was continued until next
 Monday on request Of Attorney Lawrence j. Colon. Motorcycle Or
 ltccrs W. s. Strolls and W. P. Hayes
 made the arrest after q collision be-
 tween Deans ear and a car driven
 hN George Goodridgc of t3S Chapel street, New Haven. about 3:2o Sat lUlaN afternoon. Dean was driving north on Corhin avenue and Good t1dgc was turning south into the avenue, having gone cast on West ! Main street, Dean. according 10 the | police, went to tho left and his car Struck GoodridCc's car damacinc tho front loft wheel, front left fon- ! der and running board while the | front left tire Of his own car blew out and damage was done to the 1. front spring and axle. Both cars | were toWed away According 10 the | police, Dean is q second offender on the charge of driving under inc in- tlu"ncc of liquor.
 Drives Into Trolley Car
 continuance until tomorrow was ordered in the case of Tommy Nopp, Colorcd, aged l2. of Christian Lane, Berlin, who was arrested hy Officer . James Sullivan on the charge o' reckless driNing. Yopp drove south on Stanley street abont 9:25 Satur- d ,Fr11 .,I rate Of speed passing threc cars be- tween Franklin and Dwight streets. and striking a trolley car in charge of Motorman James Malloy, which turned into Stanley, from Dwight. The front bumper Of Nopp's car was broken by the impact.
 Stanley kloskoNski. aged A. Of $40 High street. charged with opcr- ating an automobile while under the influence of liqnor, pleaded not gull ty and a. continuance until tomorrow was ordered. Attorney F. J. Mon kiHWicz appeared for him. Super numcrary Officer Audi made the arrest last night after observing that the front bumper Of l<Iosl<ovslli's car was dragging along and finally became caught under a wheel.
 Tho ease Of Sohastiano Carubha aged 1a. Of 26i Elm street, known in athletic circles as "Johnny Carr" WAS no)ed hy Prosecuting Attorney Woods. He vas arrested by Motor cycle Officer l.. E. Harper on tho charge Of violating the law relative to motor vehicle lights.
 The charge of operating an auto mobile with defective brakes was nollod In tho case of Grace North