New Britain herald., 1929-12-30
DRIVES MOTOR CAR
 WITH l93O PLATES
Hartford Man Surprised to Learn It Is Against Law


 Of all the excuses. explanations and arguments that have been Of fcrcd in police court for violations of the motor vehicle laws in all the years that there have been such laws on the books, the one given by Mycr Dobon, -, of 24O Enfield street, Hartford. today, was the most novel. according to police and court officials.
 Seen driving a car with l99"o
 Seen driving a car with l93o fccr Lovines r., Johnson last night nn Main street for questioning. Do- Don was quite surprised that the Of tlccr did not know the law allow ed the usc of the new markers tn" last week of the old year, and til3 officer was prepared to be just t8 surprised if DobOn or anyone else could show him such q law, so they went over to the police station.
 All Dobon wanted to prove his point was registration blank, for he was positive there was a clause
 
 would bear him out in his conten- tion. The blank was produced froi. tho rack on the police desk and Dobon pointed out the line he had in mind. Then he got his surprise, for he found it read the last Wccl: day." meaning that the new mark CTS can be used Dee. 3l, and he had
 
 last week.
 After Officer Johnson explained the case to Judge Sake. Dobon. who pleaded guilty to the charge of us- lnG improper markers, said there was nothing he could add. 1t was his mistake, he admitted, Judge SaXe suspended judgment in view of the absence Of evidence to indicate that the violation was intentional.
 Two Auto Cases Nollcd
 Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods entered q nollc in the case of Henry Nowalsk, 30, of 13l Miller street, who was arrested on the charge of cvadins responsibility ny Superni. mcrary Officer Charles punkunus. The officer saw EoWalskTs car strike the beacon light at Broad and Beaver streets about 12 o'clock Saturday night and when he did not stop, the officer gave chase and ar rested him.
 Victor DeSarro, 21, of Kcnsing- ton. pleaded guilty to the charge of driving an automobile without hav- ing the certificate of registration in | his possession, but judgment was suspended when he told the court ! he actually had the certificate in his 1 car Saturday night then he igur- 1 cd in d slight accident, but he was unable to find it at the moment.
 DcSarro was driving west on | Broad street about 9:45 o'clock and | William TuszkoWski, 45, of 40 North | street, was crossing the street near i the intersection with North street. l According to DcSarro. Tuszkowski l walked into his car and he could | not avoid striking him. DcSarro took | Jim to Dr. Blogoslowski'S office and | then to New Britain General hospi- | tai for treatment for an injury 70 | lis left leg. He was able to return | to his home in q short time, how ! ever. Supernumcrary Officer Pun 1 Lunus made the arrest.
 Boeslaw Bobranski, 29, of oSo | High street, pleaded guilty to the charge of failure to have his ccrti- icatc Of registration in his possess sion, and a fine of s without costs was imposed. The arrest was mad. by Supcrnumerary Officer James tronin after q slight accident in Nolving cars driven by Bobranski | and John Slumski of East Berlin at Iroad and Beaver streets Saturday night
 FOrfcits Bond
 Andrew Cataldi. 21, Of fl Laurel street, East Hartford. charged by Officer W. s. Strolls with speeding and having no certificate of registra- ton, did not appear in court and d $50 bond posted by John $. Peters was declared forfeited
 The charge of speeding was nolled | on payment of costs in the case of | kenneth Jarrett 2l, of First street, Bristol
 Passes Stop Sign
 Stanislaus Beauleu. oS of 263 Washington street, was fined 8 without costs for passing boule- ward stop sign at West Main and l l'urfltt streets yesterday afternoon. II | ne same penalty was imposed in the case of Julius Haman, 19 Of I>enslngton. who pleaded guilty to | ne charge of passing the sign. at Walnut Hill park entrance
 Officer David Doty was on the way 10 the police station with Beaulieu in custody when Hamon cut in front oi the latter disobcyng the sign.
 Judge SaXe remarked that thn signs have been in use on West -lalh street long enough 10 be obey- 'a ana he will soon add the costs to