New Britain herald., 1930-05-12
Chorus of 100 Female Voices and Many Soloists to Be Heard May B
 At Concert of Music Convention
FEARING REVENGE, IGNORES POLICEMAN
Motorist Thought He Was Being
 Pursued by Hostile Gang

A parativolv light docket was disposed of by Judge Stanley J. Ira - ccski in police court today, a street fight, violations of the motor vehi- clc laws and a few minor disturb anccs being aired. Prosecuting At torney J. G. Woods presented the states cases.
 Albert E. Dorbuck. 21, of 2 Pleas ant street, East Hartford, was charged with failure 10 stop for an officer in uniform and driving a car with the tail light out. He pleaded guilty and judgment was suspended.
 Officer Peter Skierkowski testified that he was at North and Lawlor streets when Dorbuck passed about 10:30 o'clock last night. He signallcd him 10 stop but was not needed, so he commandcorod a car and caught Dorbucll on Spring street.
 Dorbuck testified that he and some wise crackers had an argument on Oak street and he wanted 10 take a ride out in the woods and settle it and then shake hands" Someone in the crowd got sock in the jaw" before Dorbuck drove away and later when he saw q car following him he thought il was carrying some of the fighters. He did not know police man was in it or he would have stop ped As 0 the tail light, he said the car had been on q trip 10 Chica go and elsewhere and the equipment needed checking up. Dorbuck for merly live in this city and said he make q practice of calling on a few girl friends" here once or twice 8 week.
 Drives Without License
 J. J, Maloncy. 57, or 74G State street, New Haven, pleaded guilty to the charge Of driving without a license and was fined 8 and costs Officer Thomas Blanchctte testified that Maloneys car was involved in a slight accident at Corbin avenue and West Main street at 4:l5 o'clock yesterday afternoon and Maloney ad. mittcd that he had no license. Last year he had 2 New Hampshire li- ccnsc, but failed 10 renew it this year.
 John Rogan, 5o. Of "47 Well; street, pleaded guilty to the charge Of violating the rules Of the road and was fined B and costs, Judge Ira ccski remittng the fine on payment of costs. Officer John Audi testi- fed that Rogan passed four cars or the right instead of the l6ft al Hart. ford avenue and East Main streets about o'clock last night, Rogar admitted passing two cars on thc wrong side.
 Drunken Driver Fined Si00
 Charles J. Giana. 31, of Harris street. Kcnsineton, pleaded guilsy tc the charge Of driving while under the influence of liquor and was fined $10o and costs. Adam Giannotta, g Of Pennington avenue. kcnsington was fined B without costs on tho charge of drunkenness, 10 which hf pleaded guilty.
 Prosecuting Attorney Woods told the court that Giana g car vas in yolved in an accident in kenslngtor last Sunday morning. with cal driven by Eve kenney Of i64 Foster street. Meriden, and he and Giannot. ta were arrested later on Stanley street,
 Refused tO Leave store
 Mrs. Bernadette Hearn. 27. Of 22- Brown street, Hartford, pleaded mol guilty 10 the charge of breach of tho peace but vas found guilty and fined s2 and costs. She was arrest. co by Detective Sergeant P. J OMara about II o'clock Saturday night in a poultry store at S9 Hart ford avenue on complaint of the proprietor, who testified that she pu him to considerable bother about { chicken she said she wanted 10 buy and finally she refused 10 leave th' premises.
 Sergeant OMara testified tha Mrs, Hcarn and her husband ha' signs Of drink on them hut thc' were not intoxicated. and when h' ordered them 10 leave quietly Hcarl was willing 10 90 but his wife in sisted that the police move thu crowd away from the front Of th' store. The sergeant and Office Cosgroyc did so to the best Of thoI ability and still Mrs, Hcarn Noult not leave, so the sergeant gave hc her choice Of going or being arrest cd and she chose the latter. Mrs. Hearn denied that there wa any disturbance and she denied th' testimony that she had been drink ing. She and her husband and an other couple had been visiting rcla tivos at S1 Hartford avenue. sh, said, and wine was served but sip took none because she never drinks Her husband drank some and he va with her in the store when the wifi, Of the proprietor became angry be ! cause Mrs. Hcarn questioned tn fairness of a price Of 35 cents [