New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

and was fined s10 and costs. Off, cer l.. F. Harper testified that Mar shall drove a truck at the rate of 35 miles an hour on Stanley street Saturday and passed a number of 1 intersecting streets, but Marshall said he did not think he was driving faster than 25 miles an hour. Judgment was suspended in the case Of Frank Neubauer, 2S, of 60 Smallcy street, who admitted that he moved from Hawkins to Smalley street without notifying the motor vehicle department of the change in address. Officers O'Day and Harper arrested him.
 Ninccnzo Di Cerbo. 49, Of 192 Washington street, was fined s1O and costs for driving car with i'm proper markers and without a cer- tificate Of registration. Motorcycle Doty made the arrest Saturday fore noon and Di Cerbo admitted the markers were not for the car he was driving. He was waiting for his new markers and thought it safe to drive on old ones in the meantime Used Brothers License
 Frank Chimulcrski, 37, of 4 Hull bert street. Ansonia. was fined So and costs for driving without a li- cense. Officer Doty arrested him and Judge w. r. Mangan represented him. Chimulerski was driving on his brothers license.
 Fred Morocco, 2S. of Forestviue. was fined s2 and costs for violating the rules of the road in making a turn Saturday night at East Main and Main streets and judgment was suspended on the charge of having no operators license in his posses sion. Officer William Cronin made the arrest
 Alden Johnson, 34. of 19 Harvard street, Hartford. was fined s2 and costs for passing a boulevard stop sign at Burritt and West Main streets. Officer James McCue arrest ed him.
 A nolle on payment of costs was entered by Prosecuting Attorney Woods in the case Of James Chiap- pini, 27, of 1S4 Oak street. who was arrested bS Officer w. D. Hayes on charges Of speeding and having no operators license anl certificate of registration, Judge w. r. Mangan represented him.
 Disturber Fined S1O
 JnCanI Hnnnor nf CT1 I street made himself obnoxious ut an affair Saturday night at l. 0. .. r. hall on Arch street and was ar rested on charges of breach of the peace and drunkenness by Officer kozlauskas and Supernumerar. Officer Erickson after he had been given a number of chances to be- have. His language was complain- cd Of and when friends took Nhim outside he fought with them
 Judge Traceski imposed a fine of s10 and costs, the charges being breach of the peace and drunken ness. Hooper admitted that he had beer and wine before going into the hall
 Bronislaw Barnowski, 42, of 42 Dewey street, was intoxicated n the road at Thorniley street and East street. stopping automobiles and acting like an insane man yes terday afternoon when Officer Fred l.. Wagner drove up in a police car. The officer obcyed his signal to stop and asked Barnowski whera he lived. None of your business, ." was the reply.
 Fights Policemen
 Supernumerary Officer John No Ian, who was called by Officer Wagner, was kicked by Barnon- Ski and a lively fight ensued while the officers were waiting for the patrol. Sergeant Fecney was in the patrol and succeeded in hand cuffinf Barnowski but he fought all the way to his cell according to the testimony.
 Barnowski pleaded that he did not know what he was doing, he was so intoxicated. He did not know how he came by the discoloration of his eyes, either, he said in reply to Judge Traceski.
 A fine of sl0 and costs was inn posed. the charges being breach of the peace, drunkenness and resis- tance.
 Gaming House Raided
 Odishoo David, 46. of IF Belden street, pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping a gambling place at 46S Main street, the Palace theater building, and was fined s15 and costs on recommendation of Prose- cutting Attorney Woods. The place was raided yesterday afternoon by Sergeants Feency, MCANay and