New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
REMINGTON COURT
 HAS LONG DOCKET
Local Men Fined-PrisOner
 Pleads Guilty, Appeals /
lSnecial tn the HeraNdl


 Newington, Aug. 5-Following an automobile accident which involved I two cars at Robbins corner Sunday night, Marion Poholsky of Dividend road. Rocky Hill, and Raymond Ashner of 354 Highland street, Wethersfield, were both arraigned in town court last night charged with violation of rules of the road. Constable Walsh received a con- plaint of the accident, and upon investigation found that a small car, stripped down as a racer, had been struck on the right side by a sedan. The right rear wheel of the racer was smashed and the machine ditched. Skid marks made by the sedan showed that brakes had been applied a distance of 50 feet from the scene of the collision. Each driver placed the blame on the other.
 Both men were found guilty and Poholsky, the driver of the sedan was fined s25 and costs, making q total of s40.91. Ashner was founi guilty of failure to grant the right of way, also failing to give proper warning signals. and was fined s3 and costs, totaling S45.91.
 Local Men Found Guilty
 Stanley Sapko of 82 West street, New Britain, was arrested by Con- stable Joseph Emerick on the charge of driving a commercial ve- hicle without a license. Sapko is ' years of age and is employed by the R. G. Miller Co. He was fined sl0' and costs last night.
 Henry Ducatt of 133 Otis street, New Britain, was arrested at 1:45 a. m. Saturday morning by Con- stable Emerick and charged with allowing a commercial vehicle to coast down hill with the clutch and gears disengaged. He pleaded gull ty and was fined s25 and costs.
 Pleads Guilty, Appeals
 George Annostasia Of 22 Bedford street, Hartford. was arrested on South street by Constable Emericll at 10:30 p. m. Sunday on the charge VI pt1l hlii5 Ili5 Ndl OI! puDlIC HIS li- way without lights and with park ing his car on the left side of the road. He pleaded not guilty and wanted to apAeal his case to the su- perior court without a hearing.
 Upon being questioned by Granl Juror Webster, he admitted having his car parked on the left hand side of the street and also admitted that his dim parking lights were not lit. The Newington end of South street is in a deplorable condition and Annostasia did not believe it was a public highway. The town has made an appropriation of s29,O00 to fix this road and work will be started shortly.
 Justice Barrows found him guilty on both charges and levied a fine of $500 and costs on each count, mak- ing a total of s2l.9l. In the face of admitting his guilt he still insist ed upon taking an appeal to su- perior court. Justice Barrows fixed his bonds at s1D0.
 Hearing on Street Lines
 A hearing will be held by the town play commission on Thursday night at o'clock in the Junior High school for the purpose of lay ing building lines on several streets at the junction.
 July Building Report
 The building report for July shows that 33 permits were grant ed, two of which were for dwellings the estimated cost being s9,500. Plumbing and septic tank permits numbered two, estimated cost, s545; repairs and alterations two, esti- mated cost. S450; garages, poultry houses, and dog kennels, 10, esti- mated cost, s1,S5O; electrical, IT, estimated cost, $2,465, making to- tai of s14,Sl0.
 Mrs. Caroline GregOr
 Funeral services for Mrs. Caro-