New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
JUMPS OUT WINDOW
 ID ESCAPE ARREST
Truck Driver Held for Leaving
 Scene Of Accident

John M. keiso, 41. Of 2o Dewey street, through his counsel, Attorney David L. NaIr, waived inc reading os the charge ot eyading rosponsi> Utility and entered a plea Of not guilty when arraigned at todays session of police cout. On request of Attorney Nair the case was con- Gnued until December 1.
 Kciko was arrested at his hom@ at 7:45 o'clock last night by Office lsloomqutst after. tha police aiicGc ae had run away when his truck .ouded with another automobile driven by Cloven Campbell of 191 Whiting srreot, PIanHile, at the corner Of North and Elm streets,
 keiko was driving east on North street and on turning into Elm street js alleged to have gone well mo the lcs- ot the latter street causing a collision between h.s car and that driven by Campbell After ~acking his truck clear Of the Plainyl mans mach.no h. left without mquirlrg as to inc amount If damage he had doaa the prose- cutor claims.
 Campbell ma5o 4 complaint Of the incident 10 Policeman EEoomquist and they went to kaihos home on Dewey street. When heLho saw inc policeman coming le IS said to have amped through the rear kitchen window in an attempt to avoid cap rtre. He was caught on Olive street after q snort chase through back yards.
 Policeman Bloomqui5t stated in Us report that heibo showed eyl- ae7ce of having been drinking.
 Walter F. Kobls q, Of 14j smith street pleaded not guilty 10 charges ot breach of the peace and assault and violation Of probation and contrary o his expectations re- -ejvad R probationary judgment at inc hands Of Judge Morris D. Saxe.
 After testimony offered by Po- Nceman Zemenski and Charles Fisk or Beckley, Albert Ladining and John Spitko Of this city which tend d to show that kobus was guilty nf an assault on Fisk, kobus took he stand and surprised the court by making inc statement that he knew he didn't have a chance In View of his police record.
 He was cg- short by Ju5se Nor ris D. Save who told him that f he would not persist in piling up that record 1o would have no reason 70 fear is effect upon the future ac- lion Of the court ill affairs concern .7g him.
 kobus. following this roprimand, onrored q complete denial Of all the 'aarges made against him and told the court that he did not preclpitate he fght for which tha policeman arrested him.
 He stated that he was in q res taurant at 70 Broad street when the fight started and he insisted that he struck Fisk only when it became necessary to defend himself He de- nied a statement made by Fisk that he kicked him in the stomach and pulling up his trouser leg displayed 10 the court what he claimed was a foot mark just below the left knee. 4 Addressing Judge Saxe he requested hat Fisk be required to offer sucn substantial proof that he had been kicked. Judge SaAe, however. fai- il to insist that the other man go ss far as konus requested.
 Alter IIs'rnn- 10 all the tos'i. nony he addressed Kobus to saytna' 'sa would give him the bcnct- ur he douo..
 T cannot convince uszclr ma >ou We're the cause of rhe troub.- last n,ghc and ! sec TO zcns- in -4l. ing to Nour inconvenience by t.. imposition of another fine" Judge SaNe said. "I will continue }om case on probation for one month" ."
 Boys, Feeling Good" Fight
 Michael Polka i5. Of -47 Wash 5ugton street nd Stanley Iack. is. of 1o2 Grove street pleaded guilty 70 charges oc drunkenness and breach of tho pcacc anI received .1spcnsions or judgment a, 0e lands 0 Judge Sase The bo.. Harr arrested las' --;n aror.