New Britain herald., 1930-06-25

the street nearby. informed her he desired someone to drive the car he had just repaired Miss Mayors did not know his license had been sus- pended and Haley was not aware Mss Mayors did not have q license, they said. MT. NcCullen, owner of the car, claimed the machine was be- ing driven without his permission.
 Mr. O'Donnell testified that he saw Miss Mayors car coming around the curve and judged that she was gong about 20 miles an hour. In rounding the curve the cars came close, and Miss Mayors, losing con- trol or the car. drove straight on, striking his rear fender and swerv- Ing her car in such a manner as to strike Mr. Yetnan's car.
 Prosecutor Webster in summing up the case, could find no fault with MT O'Donnell and asked that the case against him be dropped.
 Mss Mayors stated that the regis tration was found later under the seat, but Judge Barrows found her guilty on both counts and she was fined S10 and costs on each charge with S5 of each fine being remitted. This made q total Of S25.5I
 Boy Thief on Probation
 A 12 year old boy was charged with theft Of tools to the value of S5 from the Edward Bali Go. and -lea led ryIilt, Eror, -,-l.z. ~,r. cred 1t seemed the mother of the boy had no control of her son while the father was at work. The father was warned to look after his chll- dren more closely, and the boy was fined S5, the fine being suspended, and was ordered to report monthly to Constable Walsh for d period of one year.
 Toll Call Leads to Fine
 John Maher Of B Green street, Hartford a driver for the Tidewater Oil Co. had q breakdown of his truck on New Britain avenue. east of Elm Hill about noon on June IS.
 He stopped at nearby house to telephone to Hartford for assistance, using toll line service. He claimed to have reversed the toll charges, but on making an investigation to the supervisors of the telephone company, this vas denied. Maher vas asked to pay for his toll call He insisted he had had the charges re- Versed and he was then asked 10 produce his operators license. This. he claimed he had left in his other suit.
 He was then notified to appear in town court Monday night to answer the charge Of driving without driv- CTS license. Maher produced q It. cense dated June l9 at 1O:l0 a m. He was found guilty Of operating motor vehicle without q drivers It. cense and fined S1O and costs by Justice Of the Peace Clinton s. Bar rows.
 Plaintiff Wins Suit
 In 2 civil suit tried before Justice Of the Peace Clinton s. Barrows, in which William Carlson of Newington sued to recover S21.40 for repairs to an automobile from Robert MacEwin Of West Hartford, judgment was rendered 10 MT Carlson for the full amount of the bill except labor. MacEwln had 2 car which needed repairs and tool; it 10 Carlson's gar age on the Berlin turnpike. After haFlng received the car NacEwin gave Carlson 3 check for the amount, but after driving the car short time found the car still de- tectlve. He then stopped payment of the check and took his car to New Britain for repairs. Here it was found that q part had been as- 5embled wrong. 1t was alleged. and MacEwln refused 10 pay for the parts which Carlson had used to re- pair the car with.
 MacEwln was represented by At | .orney O'Connor of Hartford. and Carlson by Judge ". F. Mangan of New Britain.