New Britain herald., 1930-09-15
MANS WHITE APRON
 MISLEADS OFFICER
Youth Driving Automobile Which Nearly Hit Policeman

Although it was believed that a woman or girl was driving an auto mobile which sped through Broad street, going over the curbs on Clin- ton street and disappearing in the darkness on Burritt street after al- most running down Policeman Will liam F. Sullivan about ? o'clock last Friday morning, Sergeant P. A. Me Away of the detective bureau learn ed after Tn investigation that Walter Asal, IT, of 1537 Corbin avenue was the driver.
 The car went past Policeman Sul- livan so fas he mistook Asal's white apron for a woman's S dress, the facts as learned by the sergeant being that the young man took Richard A. Brophy's car in front of the Parker Buckley bakery on Winter street and went riding with another young man. Having no license, Asal feared he would be arrested if he stopaed at Policeman Sullivan's sig nal, but the registration of the car was caught and the arrest followed.
 In police court today Asal pleaded guilty to the charge of driving with out license and a fine of s5 and costs was imposed by Judge Stanley J. Traceski. Asal {. had nothing to that Mir. Brophy's son, not having time to put the car in the yard out side the bakery as he was about to leave for Holyoke, Mass, with a load of delicacies, left it for Asal to at- tend to. Instead of driving it into the yard, Asal took the car for spin, unknown to Brophy.
 Father of il Arrested
 George Renshaw. 50, of Reservoir road, pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness and not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and was fined S1O and costs. Super numerary Officer Rainault testified ington street. near Lafayette street, about o'clock Saturday night and Renshaw was very abusive and used vile language. Renshaw asked for another chance, and said in reply to Prosecuting Attorney Woods that he vas the father of l 1 children.
 John Majewski, 40. of 219 Wash ington street, pleaded guilty tp charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace and was fined s10 and costs. Supernumerary Officer Hart testified that he made the arrest yes terday forenoon on complaint that Majewski, a boarder in John Urban's home, created a disturbance and smashed dishes, Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz represented him.
 Punch Follows Slap in Face
 Stanley Symolon, 25, of Grove street, charged with breach of the peace and assaulting his wife, plead ed not guilty but admitted that he struck her after she slapped his face. Mrs. Symolon told the court she has been struck by her husband num- Der of times, but he denied it. It was his contention that he had the right to slap his wife if she struck him, but Judge Traceski, besides fining him S10 and costs and placing him on probation, warned him that if he came into court again for assaulting his wife he would be sents to jail. Mrs. Symolon's stature, she being considerably smaller than her hus- | band, was called to the latter's at tention by Judge Traceski. Officer L. E. Harper made the arrest, as sisted by Officer William J. O'Day
 Gives Police Fake Name
 Bert Thompson. 29. of SOP West Main street, Meriden, was fined s5 and c6sts on the charge of drunk enness, narrowly missing being charged with driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. r When Officer Otis Hopkins arrested | him early yesterday he was in an au- tomobile at Linden and Chapman streets but nobody could be located who had seen him operate the car He said he was John Nelson but the police learned that Nelson had loan | ed him the car to take a short ride to a store in Meriden Saturday night. He had Nelson's license and certifi- cate of registration when arrested.
 The case of George Dolinisk, 22, Of 121 Beaver street, was continued until Friday for investigation, De- linisk was arrested by Officers Tan quay and Doty yesterday following an investigation into the ownership of a car, and further information is sought by the police. The charge was that he misrepresented his iden-