New Britain herald., 1929-06-21
USES AUTO PLATE
 FOUND IN STREET
Youth Fails to Register Car He
 Bought for $40

street, bought an automobile for $40 recently and before he regis tered it he had what he thought was the good fortune to find a marker in front of his home, so he put it on the rear of the car and last eve- ming started for the Sandy Bot tom" pond to enjoy the bathing fla cilities.
 shortly after 10 o'clock he was on Biltmore street and Sergeants P. J. O'Mara and M. J. Flynn noticed the single marker. They questioned him and he admitted that he had not registered the car as required by law. The marker belonged on a sedan registered in the name of Joseph Fin of 49 Oak street.
 Williams admitted his guilt and had nothing to say in police court today. Asked if he had an opera tors license he produced it. Judge Sake imposed a fine of S10 and costs and told Williams he should have known it was not sensible thing to do.
 >peeier Fined S1O
 Alfred Cote of 136 Warren street. Barnesdale. pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding and was fined kl0 and costs. Motorcycle Officer W. P. Hayes testified that he follow I'd Cote from Willow Brook park to street about g o'clock this morning, passing intersecting streets without teducing his speed.
 Forces Policeman on Road
 Robert Richardson, 30. colored, If 155 Washington street, pleaded lot guilty to the charge of reck- kas driving and was discharged. He vas arrested by Motorcycle Officer Thomas Blanchette about 9 o'clock ast night after an automobile in lis charge passed another car near White Oak inn on Plainville road nd forced the officer off the road. The officer was riding east and Richardson was driving in the op- : osite direction.
 Az Richardson's car passed the ther car, the rear right fender auEht the bumper but when Rich trdson was overtaken he said he lid not realize that the vehicles had touched. The officer estimated the tpeed of Richardson's car at ap- proximately 30 miles an hour.
 Richardson testified that he had !he windshield tilted so as to get he benefit of the breeze and as he vas about to pass another car th' Nights of the motorcycle shone + lis eyes. He was forced to cut past ,harply, he said.
 Judge Sake had Officer Blan- ehette draw sketch of the incl lent and after considering all the eetails he remarked that a person might be a poor driver and, still lot be reckless.
 New Jersey Mans Lights Poor : Michael Partilliano, IS. of 1244 Fewkirk avenue, North Bergen, N. l.. pleaded guilty to the charge of Irving an automobile with defec- live lights and Judge Saxe suspend D d judgment. Officer L. F. Harper topped car driven by the young aan on Stanley street last night and !ound 1t to have no reflector. no ens and no bulb in the left heai- fght. and no bulb or lens in the ] tight headlight.
 Partilliano testified that he and 2 hree companions were on an auto- mobile trip and they did no night lriving as rule on account of the I condition Of the lights. The police earned that the quartet left home few days ago, going to Newburg :, '. Y.. for visit and then to Now Britain. They bought the automo- Sile for SIS and slept in it at night o as to save hotel expenses. When Partilliano was arrested his companions asked to be allowed tc tay with him over night and Lieu lenant Bamforth accommodates hem. They Identified themselves as 'ollows: Patsy Simioni. 16: Victor -eP -ePalumbo. IT. and Samuel Russoo l7, all of North Bergen. Before tarting on the trip simioni worked U an iceman's helper from a. m Q ?. m. and at night he worked his mothers restaurant, receiv. : hg tips for his labors. He saved S.43 and had charge Of the none, bn the trip. Last night there wae k35l left.
 t Violates Rules Of Road
 Michael koczera, 4, of MapI. Hill avenue. who was charged witt tiolation of the act concerning financial responsibility. had tn, sharge nollsd. and the same dispo. Ition was made of the same charg. 2 tgainst his son, Adam, IS, a higt