New Britain herald., 1930-10-20

the peace, is said to have staged an argument with his wife and because of the case being a domestic affair, Prosecutor Rich thought it advisa ble to let the probation officer in vcstigate and report Saturday. Silva Fined Ss5
 Stanley Silva of Wolcott street. charged with obtaining an automo- bile from the Redfearn Auto Sales company, School street. by fraudu- lent means, was fined S25 and costs by Judge Malone in court today when he was convicted of the charge. He was represented In court by Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz of New Britain.
 According to testimony furnished by Bennie Spielman. salesman of the local concern, Silva went to the Redfearn salesrooms on Friday, Oc- tober 8, at about l0:30 o'clock ;n the morning, and. after inspecting the various automobiles for sale, said that he would purchase one valued at S75 if he were permitted to drive it to Terryville. Spielmar assented and the prospective pur- ] chaser drove the machine away, re- turning at 4:30 o'cock in the after noon, but only after police had been notified. Officer Edgar Norton ap- prehended Silva on South Elm street, where the car had exhausted it's gasoline supply and left its op- orator stranded.
 Reimcr Found Guilty
 A plea for leniency for Edward Reimer, IS, of 74 Burlington avenue who took his automobile withou, permission and drove it to Water. bury. was made in police court thi. morning by Adolphus Moran of Lin. coin place. Judge Malone imposed a fine of S25 and costs upon the young man, who pleaded guilty te the charge made by the state and said that his companion, Lester Sporbert of 100l Hamilton avenue Waterbury. thought that the cal had been borrowed" The latter's case will be heard Saturday morn, ing. Moran furnished bonds of S. 900 for Reimer, while Sporbert's parents furnished a similar sum ir his behalf.
 The men were arrested in Water. bury late Saturday evening after Moran had complained to polic+ that his car had been stolen iron his garage. The youths, after go ing to Waterbury, were stopped by the police of that city for having { defective headlight. resulting in th' dispatch from the Brass City off cials to the motor vehicle depart ment by teletype queries concernins the Moran car. Officer Joseph Strup acting captain at local headquarter at the time, noticed the message ant immediately telephoned the Water bury police and told them to hol, the youths. Officers James Keitl and James Quinlan brought then here early yesterday morning. Prosecutor Rich told the cour that he had discovered that Refine oi oNC lllS Sdl NllllOut lllS dll op orators license. He said that n' charge would be pressed agains him for that violation, however.
 Investment Firm Sues
 The Rowe Davis Investment com pany. through Attorney Howard [ Mather. has brought suit for s10 against A. Fred and Hattie E. Lin coin of this city, the case being re turnable to the office of Attorne William N. DeRosier on November : at 0 a. m. Land of the defendant on Laurel street has been attache' : by Constable Thomas H. Hart as result of the institution of the suit
 Recklessness Brings Fine
 Michael Grzbowski of Terryville i, whose car collided with a secon, :, machine driven by William Covini 0 301 Divinity street on Park stree z Saturday eevning. was fined s25 an ,, costs in police court today by Judg Malone on charges of reckless driv ing, operating a motor vehicle with out registration certificate or oper ator's license on his person or in hi car. Each machine was damaged L the extent of about $40, it was tes tifled by Officer James Burns, wh made the arrest, in court.
 Automobiles driven by Patric Shorey of 46 Center street an, .. Frank Jackuboski of Sl Cente street crashed into each other a about 4:3O o'clock yesterday after noon on Terryville avenue near tn New Haven" railroad bridge an were damaged slightly. An investi : gation into the accident was mad by Officer William W. Thompso and 1t was found to be the fault o neither driver whereupon eac, agreed to settle for the damages | his car.
 Israelsky Changes Name
 ! Judge Isaac Wolfe of the Hart ford superior court, in a judgmen rendered today, gave Aaron Israel sky of this city permission to dro the sky" from the end of his namt
 Cook Breaks Par
 lIlOIlu NOOh Ol llS W dlI6C Barnes Co.,, local singer of note probably set a record for miniatur
 ,oling in Bristol at the Compounc
 }ountry course on Prospect stree
 Saturday night when he toured tn IS hole links iA 42. four strokes be low par. Cook, in a previous roune had scored a 46.
 Democratic Committee Meeting
 meeting of the democratoc tow committee will be held in the cit court room this evening at o'clocl 1t has been announced by Chairma Joseph F. Dutton, Final plans for
 reception to be rendered Dean Wi bur L. Cross, democratic nomine