New Britain herald., 1929-11-01
AUTO THIEF
 IS HELD FOR TRIAL
Bound Over for Taking Machine : Out Of Garage

Probable cause was found by fudge M. D. Sake in police court Today in the case of Edward Fer Nnce, 19, of 223 Glen street, charged kith burglary, and he was bound Ever to superior court, December Germ, in bonds of s1,000. Ference 3as not represented by counsel and Sad nothing to say relative to the charge.
 Break Garage Lock. Steal Auto 1 Acting Sergeant Peter c. Cabelus Testified that he arrested Ference ond Is years old boy in an auto Nobile in Willow Brool; park short " after midnight yesterday.
 2 The admitted that they broke a vadlock off the garage door in the lear of 223 Glen street about i Tclock Wednesday night and took Aut a sedan owned by Otto J. Gaudi- m of 1SS Glen street, driving It to Berlin.
 < Sergeant M. J. Flynn testified that Eerence and the boy made the ad- missions in his presence.
 . Guadian testified that the car was 3ot in the garage when he looked 1Dr it yesterday morning. He valued k at s175.
 . Two Fined for Collision Robert Richardson. 30, of 155 Washington street, was fined So without costs on the charge of vii Dating the rules of the road, and 8ennie Simon, 30. of 127 South Solony street, was fined s2 without costs on the charge of violating the Boulevard traffic regulation on Bur Htt and West Main streets. Officer navid Doty testified that automo- sHles driven by the principals col Nded last night at the intersection. H. s. Student Arrested . Nathan Lipman. IS, of 151 Wash mgton street, pleaded not guilty to I Charges of violation of the rules of ] the road and driving without having ecertificate of registration in his pos Assion. Attorney Yale Sable asked bat the case be continued until Mo- nember g to allow time to summon l witnesses.
 n Lipman, a high school student. Eas making a left turn as he drove cit of Willow Brook park about &30 o'clock last night. and Herbert n. Shumway of 154 Bunker street, 0eriden, was driving towards Der In. The Lipman car was struck " the other car on the rear left 3ender. Supernumerary Officer Cy- fls Schoonmaker arrested Lipman. A Crashes With Borrowed Car The case of Frank Zaniewski 16, il 5 City avenue, was continued un- III tomorrow in s1,00o bonds. the harge of taking an automobile with otIt permission of the owner being Sdded to that of driving without an bperator's licenses. Sergeant T. J. eeeney, who arrested Zaniewski esterday afternoon Following a ouble accident on Main street, aarned that he was driving a car wned by Frank Olesksevicz of 40 Cjty avenue and the latter had not iven him permission to take it.
 Frank J. Plucas, A, of 40 Wood Ind street, pleaded guilty to charges violating the rules of the road, Irving without an operators H- ense in his possession and without
 certificate of registration in his Possession. Officer William Cronin Aade the arrest on Elm street and Pudge Sake imposed a fine of $5 nd costs on the first charge, sus- lending judgment on the others, he license and certificate of regis ration having been left home.
 Overlooking Charged
 The case of Raymond T. Swift. of 16 Exchange street, New Haven, harged with overlooking an auto lobile truck, was continued until november in bonds of $200. Mo-
 brcycle Officers Strolls and Tan
 uay made the arrest on West Main lreet this morning and Prosecuting Rttorney Woods said he may prefer
 charge against the owner of the luck, Swift being only the driver. lccording 10 the police, the truck
 las carrying load of groceries
 eighing three and one-half tons
 ore than the law allows.
 Arthur LaPlante. 30, of TT Park
 rect, Bristol, charged with driving
 truck without a reflector and cer-
 fcate of registration, was released
 ht Of court by Prosecuting Attorney
 Foods.
 Speedcr Fined Sio
 Charles Kraut, l9, of 55 Trinity