New Britain herald., 1930-06-16
DRIVERS PAY FOR
 LAW ATTRACTIONS
Variety Day for Motorists in
 Police Court

Judge M. D. Sake Tn police court today declared that entirely too many persons are driving automo- piles without licenses and in the future heavy fines will be meted ou, in their cases. He remarked that there was a wide difference between cases in which drivers who had qualified for licenses were arrested after having left their licenses it home, and those of persons who never were authorized by the state , to operate motor vehicles.
 Commenting on the boulevard stop system which has been in ef- feet on West Main street for several months and on Myrtle street for the past few months, Judge Saxe said 1t may seem unreasonable to some to be obliged to stop their cars at intersections when there is no trat- f1c in sight, but the signs would not be in place but for the fact that certain intersections are dangerous as proven by the accidents that have occurred there. Slowing down is not sufficient, he sad. and the only safe way for motorists to drive is to come to a complete stop for the signs whether there is traffic moving Or not.
 Serbert Schiffert, q, of 215 Woes ter street. was fined s3 without costs for failing to stop at Burritt and Myrtle streets yesterday Offi- Ger George Moffitt made the arrest.
 Fred Bauer, 30. of 95 Hayes street was fined S5 for failing to stop it Lake and High streets and Myrtle and High streets. where there are signs He was arrested by Officer Alfred Tanguay.
 Denies Policemens Story
 Azlz Tavedian, 34. of 493 Main street, was fined $5 without costs for falling to stop at Lake and High streets. Officers Tanguay and Doty testified in the case but Tave- dian insisted that he had stopped long enough to allow two cars to pass. Prosecuting Attorney Woods said the costs of the court should be imposed as punishment for Ta- vedian's attempt to deceive the court.
 Alexander Niedzwiecki. 20. of AS Overlook avenue, was fined S5 with out costs for failing to stop at Lake and High streets. Officer Tanguay made the arrest.
 T0anlc1 E1r1,o street. was fined s5 without costs for failure to stop at Grove and Myrtle streets. Officer Doty made the arrest.
 John B. Wolfe. 28, of 192 Chest nut street, admitted that he parked his car on railroad property with out permission and without being On railroad business, also that he had no operators license. Judge saxe imposed q fine of s for driv- ing without license and g for trespasslng, the case being the first in some time instituted by the N. Y, N. H. & H. railroad police to keep motorists off the parking space on the Church street side of the pas- senger station.
 Sergeant T. J. Feeney and Captain Kingsley of the railroad police tes- tifed, the former stating that Wolfe told him he intended to take the examination for a license on We'd nesday.
 Edward Rosso of New Haven. whose bond was forfeited Saturday when he failed to appear to answer the charge of speeding preferred by Officer Thomas Blanchette. told the court he understood arrangements had been made to continue his case and for that reason he had absented himself, The bond forfeiture was erased, plea of not guilty was en- tered. and the case continued until Wednesday. Attorney Albert A. Greenberg represerted Rosso.
 William Spitko, 23. Of Seymour Park, was fined $ and costs on the charge Of driving without a license. He was stopped by Officer Doty for going against the one-way traffic regulations on Broad street and 'i-SAI dSftu IOI Illo llCEHSe ne ldl0- ed the officer one in the name of John ySpitko, but his bluff failed the officer having an acquaintance with John Spitko.
 Spitko testified that he works at the Sequin Golf club and drives T truck around the property to water the greens, but otherwise he does not drive and he thought he did not need an operator's license unless h. drove on the public highways. Judge Sake told him he should have a. li- cense as he might cause damage or injury on the golf club property IS readily. as on the highways. an! Spltko assured him he would obtain one at once.
 Forfeits Bond
 Paul Bouche. 50, of 363 North Main street, Bristol, charged with driving without a license. failed to present himself and bond was de-