New Britain herald., 1930-04-26
BUS DRIVER FREED
 IN EVASION CHARGE
Arrested for Running Over Dog
 and Driving Away

and D1lYl19 Away
 The case of Louis Rosenstein, 39, of 125 Enfield street, Hartford, was nolled on payment of costs in police court today. The charge was evading responsibility, Rosenstein being the Connecticut Co. bus driver who was alleged to have driven away after running over a dog last week on Commonwealth avenue.
 Disease Delays Prosecution
 The cases of Herbert and Mary Parsell of 179 Monroe street, charged with breach of the peace and as- saulting the formers son, were con- tinued for three weeks because of a case of typhoid fever in the house where the complainant lives. Attor- ney David L. Nair represented the couple.
 Drink of Wine Costs S1OO
 Charles Piccoli. 46. of 155 Daly avenue, was fined S10O and costs on the charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor.
 Sergeant Stadler and Officer Tier ncy testified that Piccoli drove a truck over the sidewalk near the Patterson Chevrolet Co. salesroom about 12:S0 o'clock this morning and was under the influence of liquor. SergeAnt kiely testified that he was behind the desk at police headquarters when Piccoli was brought in and he was in an unfit condition to drive.
 Piccoli denied that he was under the influence of liquor but admitted that he had ono drink of wine. Forces Police Car off Road A fine of s100 and costs was i'm posed in the ca~e of John Marinisak g. of 160 McClintock street, who pleaded guilty to the charge of oper- ating an automobile while under the influence of liquor.
 Officers David Doty and Alfred Tanguay testified that Mafinsak forced police car off the highwa! on Lasalle street on April IS and after a chase he was overtaken ncal 1 his home and found to be unfit tc drive. Sergeant McAvay testified l that Marinisak when brought to DO. | lice headquarters was intoxicated. Offers to Fight Policeman | nf u-in A, street. Frank Brighcnt, @1, of 45( Main street, and Paul Medvcc, 21, o1 57 Erwin Place pleaded not guilty i to the charge of breach of tho peace They were arrested on North stree' shortly after Il o'clock last nigh by Officer Peter Skierkowslli, ~whc testified that they made a distur bancc by singing and playing a har monica and threatened to beat hin if he took off his badge and uniform even if they were sent to jail for it | Supcrnumerary Officer Dewe, Hulten testified that he was at tho signal box when Officer Skierkowsk brought the trio up. They were dc. liant and abusive, the officer said.
 Each of the trio denied that ht made a disturbance or threatened Officer Skierkowski. They accused the officer of using his nightsticl without cause on NodWells legs Medvec and Brighenti followed the officer and Nodwell to the box in tending to be defense witnesses, bu when "the wagon came they were thrown in" also.
 They said three strangers spok. | to them on North street just befort Officer Skierk owski came along ant during the conversation one of then asked if the others had heard "Th, Stein Song" He then played it or a harmonica for them and as the! were listening to the swinging melo dy. the officer broke up the party.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods rec commended 10 days in jail for tn trio. Judge Sake fined Brighept and Medvec s10 and costs each anC Il suspended judgment on Nodwell who was never arrested before.
 Violates Financial Law
 Joseph Blair, 16, of 49 Pleasan street, who was in police court ; few days ago Tor driving a car with out a license in his possession, an with defective brakes, pleaded guilt, to the charge of violating the lav | pertaining to financial responsi bility.
 Tony Czkorcke, 65. who boards d the home of B,air's parents. pleaded not guilty to the same charge. Tn; car Blair was driving was registere; in the boarder's name. Both plead cd ignorance of the law. Judg' SaAo fined Czgorcke s1O and cost and suspended judgement in Blair. case.
 Passes Red Traffic Light
 Anthony Albonese, 26, of 6 Henry street, was fined 's5 an costs on the charge of passing re, light at Elm and East Main streets to which he pleaded guilty. Office L. E. Harper made the arrest las night.
 Couple on Probation John Fosgrau and Mrs. Martin: Holmes of 75 East Main street, Nh' were tried last week, were givcl suspended fines of $50 and cost and placed on probation.
 They were arrested following al investigation into reports that Eos grau's s years old son was abuse' by Mrs. Holmes. with whom fathe and son were boarding, and Mrs Holmes admitted that she beat tn boy.
 Judge Saxe said the boy is bein. cared for away from Mrs. Holme and he felt the cases belonged t the probation department.
 A nolle was entered in the cas- of William Andrews, charged witt speeding on North street.
 Geese Pecks as Evidence
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