New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

q! I'a! !! fin! ..,[!!.!!,! .l drove back over Terryville avenue, North street and Pennington avenue. entering Forestville over the north- ern route.
 Zaleski was brought to police headquarters by Qnicer Lambert and there examined by pr. B. B. Rob- bins police surgeon. who pronounced him drunk. He was later released under property bond Of $500 fur nished by Mrs. Zaleski. In court this morning. upon the request of his attorney, Joseph P. Guilfoyle of Waterbury, the case was continued until Saturday. December 29
 An examination of Zaleski's car at police headquarters disclosed that a large rock had become weds2.l between the rim and the hubcar of one of the front wheels. The roc'' had apparently been forced into that position after Zaleski had sid swiped a stone wall in the Chippr Hill section.
 Liquor Violator Fined
 Carl Retzlof of Wolcott road. charged with keeping liquor with intent to sell and reputation, was fined $50 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone after he had pleaded guilty to both counts.
 Retzlof was arrested Saturday night after his home had been visited by Sergeant Henry Jeglinsli and Officers James Burns and Thomas Quinlan and a half gallon of distilled liquor found on the premises. Eighty gallons of mash were also confiscated and destroyed.
 Sergeant Jeglinski testified that the raid. was made after a signed letter had been turned over to him by the state police. The name of the complainant was not divulged. Three Cars In Smash Three cars were badly damaged and threc persons were painfully but not seriously injured in an accident which happened in front of the gas works on Riverside avenue shortly after 2 o'clock last night. Mrs. Dominick Cavino of 63 South Elm street. this city. a passenger in her husbands car. received severe gash 1 in her forehead and other minor cuts and bruises: Adam C. Jankoski of c44 Oakland street was painfully cut about the hands and Mrs Jan koski was cut about the knees and hands. The three cars were badly damaged.
 Investigation by the police dis closed that Jankoski was driving westerly on Riverside avenue follow ing car operated by Tony Gamer ato of Plainvlle. when Camerato's car suddenly swerved and struck Savino's automobile, which was pro- ceeding in the opposite direction. Jankoski's car piled into the wreck age before he was able to bring if 10 a stop.
 Following the police investigation. SaNino and Camerato were placed under arrest on charges of reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor. When the cases were called in court this morning. Attorney A. J. Rich, counsel for sa- vino. requested a continuance until i next Saturday. morning, which was granted. TheSt men were releas- ed under property bonds of $500 each.
 Fined for Drunken Driving Charged with driving an automo- bile while under the influence of ll- Quor and reckless iriylng. Richard MacCullam of Ss Cypress street was fined sl5o in police court this nom ing by Judge William J. Malone. 500 of the fine was later renitted. | McCullum was arrested by Officer John Mclaughlin after the automo- hile of the accused had crashed head on on North Main street shortly aft- CT 3 o'clock Saturday evening with q car driven by William Nadolny of . 1l2 Fremont street. New Britain. M- chael Bartlesli of 10t Fremont street. New Britain. passenger Tn Nadolny's car, suffered an injury to 1 his leg which was attended by Dr.
 R. E. Robbins. police surgeon. Both cars were badly damaged. New Fire Station Open
 Tho new trehouse at the corner Of f Pennington avenue and Lewis street ; was opened Sunday morning and the following regulars assigned to duty there: Captain George Rrannan. Lieutenant George Graham and Fire men George Dietrich. Charles For tUnato. Richard Odlum and Thomas
 r, Fitzpatrick
 Other changes in the department made effective yesterday were as follows Lieutenant Clarence Ly- saaght transferred from Hose Com- panv No. to Welch Fire company:
 Lieutenant James Doyle, recently promoted from the rank of fireman. assigned to Hose company No. 2: and William Sample and Robert Walsh. recently appointed regular firemen. were also assigned to Hose company No. on North Main street.
 Four Day shifts
 | nc platoonS on the new ire sta- ton on l'arming gton avenue. known as Engine company No. !. will op-
 crete on the four day shift. working
 four days from ( 2 m. to D. m.
 and then doing night duty from S
 ?. m. to : a. m.
 All Of tho fire companies in the
 city. with the exception Of Welch
 Fire company in Forestville. operate
 on this basis. The forest>ille con-
 panv will adopt the same schedule
 on January 1 1929.