New Britain herald., 1929-06-03
HlM|ED f()R CRASH,
 DRIVER FINED &
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avenue, Springfield. Mas. was lined s.5 and costs by Judge N. D. Sake in police court today on the charge of recsasss driving growing out os . collision ea stanley street. near Hartford avenue. on Memorial Day. between his automobile and motor- cycle operated by Paul Boissoneau of 74 Seymour street. Boissoneau sustained q fracture of the leg and is in New Britain General hospital
 Detective Sergeant e. .~C. .Ellinkcr testified that he made the arrest after learning that Blouin was pass ing an automobile and while on the left side of the road. struck the motorcycle. which was coming in the opposite direction down shepard's ' Hill. Blouin and his two brothers testified that the car which was in front of them started to 70 into Hartford avenue from Stanley street, going south. but suddenly swerved to the left to go up Shepard's Hl!:. leaving no alternative for Blouin but to pull to the left. When his car was struck by the motorcycle it was at . standstill
 Judge w. F. Mangan, representing Blouin, contended that the state had offered no evidence to prove reckless driving. The states witnesses had assumed that Blouin was attempting to pass the other car, but it was en- tirely probable that he had actually been forced to the left side Of the road on account of the decision Of the driver of the other car to so Up the hill instead of continuing along into Hartford avenue.
 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney w. NJ. Greenstein maintained that Blouin had disregarded the safety of others on the road when he went over to the left side of the road and Judge Sake agreed that the elements of recklessness were present.
 Drunken Driving Charged
 Rudolph Zielke. q. of 70 Wood- land street. pleaded not guilty to tho charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor, and . continuance. was taken until Wednesday on request of Judge w. F. Mansan. The Arrest was made by Motorcycle Officer William o'Day after Fred Huber of 200 Hart street, driver of . bus on East Main street, reported at s:5o Saturday night that . motorist who appeared to be un- able to drive properly had crashed into the bus.
 speeders Fined St0
 William s. Wysocki. IS. of 2s Main street, pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding and was Rned e1o and costs. Motorcycle Officer William O'Day testified that he -1asAes ahs sasrsst about 11:s0 p. m. 4aturlay after following Wysocki south on Pennington avenue past Eddy-Glover Boulevard, Allen and Cabot streets at the rate of 70 miles an hour.
 stephen Gerent. IS, of 19S Oak street, pleaded guilty to the charge of seeding and was lined $11o in.l costs. Sergeant T. J. Feeney testl- lied that he followed Gerent north on Farmington avenue Saturday forenoon from Myrtle street past Lafayette and Broad streets at the rate-of 31 miles n hour.
 The charge of speeding was nolled in the case of Clifford Dickenson, 32, of lSl Wooster street. Motor cycle Officer Alfred Tanquay made the arrest on West Main street Sat- urday forenoon.
 Two Reckless Driving Cases
 The case of Edward Woods. 20 of s2l Brook street. charged with reckless driving on April 27 wal continued until Saturday. Judge w F. Mansan represented Woods.
 Woods was driving . truck owned by Joseph Crowley of 10i Stewart street when 1t struck Jean Fortin :. of 1T Lincoln street on Wes, Main street, at the corner of Lin. coln street. She has recovered from her injuries.
 Tony Ferrina, 36. of 162 Wash ington street, charged with reckless driving and driving . car with de fective brakes, was released b. Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Wood without going to court.