New Britain herald., 1930-04-16
Fines Imposed On Auto Drivers
 Amount to $l05; Wild Operator
 Is Lectured for Dash In West End

operators license last year but lacked the necessary money for re- newing it this year, he told Judge Sake. He was charged with driving without license, passing a stop sign. and failure to have certificate of registration in his possession. A fine of s10 and costs was imposed on the first charge, and judgment was suspended on the others.
 Officer Thomas Blanchette testi- fled that Cincapero entered West Main street from Burritt street at a fast rate of speed about 6:45 o'clock last night, ignoring the boulevard sign. Cinapero said he had not been in New Britain since the first of the year and did not see the sign. He produced the certificate of regis tration and explained that there was christening being held and he took the chance of driving, even though he knew he was liable to arrest for not having 8 license. -
 Judge Saxe, upon hearing that he did not have the money for a license, remarked that it was the best reason he had ever heard for not having a car.
 Peddler Uses Pleasure Car Plates A fine of s5 without costs was inn posed in the case of Israel Chinitz, 3S, of 1859 Stanley street, who pleaded not guilty to the charge of driving a car with improper markers. He was arrested on Stan ley street last night by Officer L. E. Harper, who saw pleasure car mark CTS on a machine from which the rear seat had been removed and the space filled with dry goods which Chintz was peddling. For such use, the motor vehicle laws require com- bination markers which cost more than pleasure car markers, the of ficer said
 Chinitz admitted that the officers story was correct, but he claimed not to have known he was violating the law. The agent who handled his insurance assured him that he could carry dry goods in the car with ordinary markers, he said.
 Ignores Boulevard Sign
 Joseph Winnik, 25, of $40 Chest nut street, pleaded guilty to the charge of disobeying a stop" sign at Black Broad avenue and West Main street and was fined $5 with l out costs. Officer Thomas Blanch- cite testified that collision was narrowly averted when Winnili drove into West Main street without stopping for the boulevard sign about 7:S0 o'clock last night.
 Speeds On Motorcycle 70 Everett Heath, 21, of GAS West Main street, drove a motorcycle cast on East Main street at 7:2O o'clock last night and passed Center and Summer streets at the rate Of 42 l.. E. Harper, who arrested him for speeding. Heath pleaded not guilty and said he did not realize he was driving too fast. A fine of s10 and costs was imposed.
 Eyadcr Fined $50
 Sullly lO lllo Nliol eC VI evading responsibility after an ac- cident, Carl kowaleski, 24, of 50 Governor street was fined $50 and costs on recommendation of Prose- cutting Attorney Woods. Officer James Kelly arrested him on com plaint of William Howarth of Is Overlook avenue whose car was badly damaged by one driven by Kowaleski Saturday night on Farm ington avenue, bits of maroon col ored paint off Kowalskis car having furnished the clue by which the of flcer traced the offending driver.
 Attorney E. J. Monkiewicz, repre- senting koWaleski, said the damage to Howarth's car would be paid foI and to do so kowaleski would be obliged to dispose of his car, as ht was in poor financial circumstances
 The charge of violation of the rules of the road was nolled in tho case of Motorman Charles H. Bron- kie, 45, of 220 Center street. Soutt Manchester, who was arrested bI Officer John M Liebler after a col lision between & Connecticut Co bus which Bronkie was driving. ant an automobile, at Main and Winter streets on April 10. =.
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