New Britain herald., 1928-08-11
AU7OISTS ARE FINED
UNDER STATE STATUTE
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Patrolmen Leibler and Harper.
They were described to the court
by Prosecuting Attorney Joseph q.
Woods as - pest and nuisance
and a pestilence. A scourge to the
city of New Britain. Fine speci-
mems Of the products of New Brit
aim" Jones was unable to appear
because OF his failure to sober up
over night.
Charles Laskowski OF 435 North
Burritt street. crashed into a car
owned by George E. Mackey Of New
Haven when he cut in front Of u
trolley car at Broad and Grove
streets on the wrong side OF the
street. He was arrested by Motor
cycle Patrolman David Doty and
was fined &25 and costs for reckless
driving.
Carl Nelson, veteran OF the
World War, was charged with nom
support. His wife asks $40 week
for the support Of four children.
saying she is working and can help
support them herself. Nelson was
willing to pay the SO or If his wife
will live with him he is willing to
support the whole family. He earns
S35 a week at the New Britain Ma
chine Co. Probation Officer f. c.
Connolly testified that the couple
are unable to live together.
Judge Roche expressed the opin-
ion that $40 week seems very
reasonable request on the part OF
Mrs. Nelson. He ordered that sum
paid and placed the case in charge
of Mr.. Connolly for a month.
Patrolman Frank Bradlau while
covering his beat last evening was
called to the vicinity OF 1873 WASH
ington street where free for all
fight was in progress. He made sew
eral attempts to break up the fight
which involved both physical and
verbal abuse. hair pulling by wom-
en- and in fact was in danger OF
creating small sized riot. Specta-
tors. OF whom there were many. also
assisted the policeman in suspending
hostilities. but the suspensions fall
ed to last. Finally the policeman
telephoned headquarters and Lieut.
enant Matthias Rival sent Patrol
man George Collins, Thomas Lee,
and Daniel Cosgrove with the patrol
wagon. Mrs. Salvatore Pasamano,
aged 20 years, of 1873 Washington
street. her husband. aged 20 years;
Frank Pasamano aged 80 years of
the same address; John Salano aged
80 years and Santo Albino aged 81
OF 1S1 Washington street, were ar
rested charged with assault and
breach OF the peace. They will get a
hearing next Wednesday. All five
were arraigned in court this morn
ing.
Lemon Long, a negro, was charged
by Patrolman John Leibler with
driving a car without an operators
license. He struck a young woman
who was crossing at the intersection
Of North and Willow streets, slight
ly injuring her.
Long said he was the owner of
IHe Gar. ne ndu d. llCellSe0 OFlNer
with him. He said the driver had
gone into a store nearby and he UNI
dcrtook to drive the car around the
corner to better parking place. He
was fined $40 and costs.
Youthful Vagrant
Anthony Gambia, is, of IS Bel
mont street. was charged with
vagrancy and stealing bread and
with sleeping in barns. He was ar
rested by Patrolman Peter Cabelus
and Sergeant Patrick McAvery. He
had quantity OF bread which was
said to have been stolen from a store
at 1854 Corbin avenue. Patrolman
Cabelus testified the boy was sleep
ing in q barn in the rear OF 1881
Ccrbin avenue.
He was placed on probation.
Zuder's Case Continued
Andrew J. Zuder. 81. OF 81 Farm
ington avenue, driver Of the car
which struck and killed Mrs. Mary
Backiel OF 81 Cabot street yesterday.
was charged with manslaughter and
driving with improper brakes.
Through his attorney. William +.
Mansan. Zuder pleaded not guilty
His case was adjourned until next
Saturday.