New Britain herald., 1928-05-28

ing nobody locked up the door was open and he carefully placed his umbrella In 3 corner of cell No. 1 and stretched himself out on the plank for a rest. Sergeant McAvay eiected him only to have him return little later and Sergeant King was obliged to put him out.
 Today. Machefski was in court on charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness and his case was con- tlnued until Thursday because of the inability of Henry Slomskj of 23 Horace street. boy, to be in court The boys mother said Machefski pushed him against a wire fence and injured him. Machefski told Ser geant McAvay someone had robbed him Saturday and it was his inten- ton to have a rest in the cell before reporting the theft Officer Utach arrested him on complaint.
 Given Fine Of $2OO
 " ultNl -Ha Jo NShl, dEtu Dl . 3 Booth street, pleaded guilty to the charge of violating the liquor law and was fined S2o0 and costs with a suspended Jail sentences Of so days. on recommendation of Assist ant Prosecuting Attorney W, NJ. Greenstein. Judge Sake observed that the penalty was quite moderate ill view of the fact that Majous ski was convicted of the same charge some time ago. and he suggested that Judge w. F. Mangan, defense counsel. warn Majowski that he will go to jail flor a long time" if he is convicted again.
 Mir. Greenstein told the court that MajoWski threw away a bottle of al cohol on April 1 , when Officers Will liam OMara and F. B. kiley walked into his store. There was no ques- 'ion about the reputation of the store, Mir. Greensten said. as the officers had frequently observed men of drinking habits patronized it. Ma loWski eluded the police until last week when Sergeant P. J. O'Mara and Officer kiely arrested him in front of his store
 Pleads Not Guilty
 Fred kimmirle. aged 27. of Col linsville, pleaded not guilty 10 the charge of operating an automobile while under influence of liquor, and his request that his case be contin- ued until Saturday was granted, Officer James NJ. McCue arrested him on Main street Saturday night. and four hours later d young woman who had been driven to this city by and reported that she had been waiting for him in vain, not know ing that he had been arrested. She and kimmirle went home with an acquaintance.
 Case Continued
 James kindelan, aged 22, of 437 West Main street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of operating an auto- mobile while under influence of li- quor and had his case continued until Saturday. He was driving north on Main street about a4j yesterday morning and his cal struck pole at Central park smashing two switch boxes that were on it. The front of the cal was badly smashed by the impact and NobiI Sorbo of PA Elm street and Katherine karbonic of 46 Will low street. who were riding with Kindelan, sustained painful scratch cs about the hands and legs but de- cined to have medical attention. Sergeant T. J. Fecney arrested Kin delan.
 Autoist Is Fined
 Edward Daley, aged 20. of 4 Summer street. Hartford, was fined S35 and costs on the charge of drlv ing past a standing trolley car. and judgment was suspended on chars- es of driving without q license and without a certificate Of registration He pleaded guilty to three charges
 Officer Michael Massey testified that he was on a Stanley Street troll Icy car about 6:45 last night, going north. and at the corner of Aller street light truck driven by Daile, almost ran down passengers who were leaving the car.
 Motorman Michael O Brien shout. d to him but Daley did not stoI and Officer Massey jumped onto tho running board of another car and .,t St i-t Q Lieutcnant samuel Bamforti testified that the father of the yount man who owned the truck produced the certificate of registration.
 Daley testified that he was alm mos past the trolley car before the pas sengers alightcd and he did not stol after passing because he felt the Of fepse had been committed and ther' was nothing 10 gain by stopping. He had an operator s icense sor' tune ago but did not renew lt thl year.
 Samuel Cartelll aged B., of ? Putnam street, charged with pasS,ns q red light on East Main street. Wa warned by Prosecuting Atiorne! Woods and greed on 3 nolle. office Harper made the arrest.
 Trc>pa>scr Is Fined A fine of S5 without costs was i'm posed on Philip Panarclla, aged T of oU3 Cherry street for treSpassin; on property of the New Haven rail | oad Co. Lieutenant Rooney of th' aI h.t Ian dry truck in charge of Panarcll; was parked behind the passenge' station Saturday from 10 q. m. tt 1 30 D m. between two mo parking signs
 that Panarella ras found in poo room nearby by his employer bu