The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-27
Criminal Term
 of High Court
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connection with the same case. will
 be arraigned with Herr.
 It is expected that a grand jury
 will be called to hear evidence in 1 the case of John Rusiawey, charged
 with murder. It is up to the grand jury to state whether the charge will be first or second degree mur-
 der. There are four automobile homi- eide cases. Those charged with the crime are Daniel DiStiso, Adrian Wolff, Donald Spinney and Henry Bendix. Wolff is charged with tho death of former Patrolman Matthew McNally. The case of A. Mario Rus- so, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and unlawful ly engaging in banking business. is also listed on the docket. Edward Moriarty and George Bovine. charged with assault with intent to commit rape, are slated to appear
 at the court opening.
 The complete docket follows:
 Henry Smith, theft of poultry. George Padrozny, breaking and en- tering, receiving stolen goods.
 George Herr, manslaughter. Harold
 Richter, aggravated assault. Charles | ltenses. John Joseph Callahan, ob- taining money by false pretenses. Anthony Drago, theft. Steve Di-
 Benditto, theft. Henry Bendix, au- tomobile homicide. Adrian l.. Wolff, automobile homicide. Charles
 Morkis, using motor vehicle with lout owners permission. Joseph Kasper, keeping liquor with intent to sell; keeping place reputed to be a place where liquor Is sold. Patsy Perillo, aggravated assault. Donald Spinney, automobile homicide. Dan- iel Distiso, automobile homicide. John Rusiawey, murder. Frank Smith, theft of poultry. John Brown, theft of poultry. Ethel Me- Donald, theft of poultry. Domenic Ricciardi, theft of poultry. Dorothy Balster. theft of poultry. Amerigo Distephano, theft of poultry. Jo-
 seph D'Amico, robbery with vio- lence. Thomas Guglielmo, robbery
 with violence; using motor vehicle
 without owners permission. Law renee DeJoseph, robbery with vio- lence. Using motor vehicle with out owners permission. Asian Ub- haha, theft. Peter Jones, robbery
 with violence. Margaret Jones. rob
 bery with violence. Percival H. Geib, embezzlement by agent. Fran
 Tony Scozzafava, attempt to break cis Bristol. embezzlement by agent.
 and enter. Ettore Fontafano, at tempt to break and enter. Joseph LeSelva, adultery. Mary Namura, adultery. Harry Waite. theft of mo- tor vehicle. John McLennan, theft of motor vehicle. Peter Kraukaus-
 Sas, robbery with violence. William
 Grant, burglary. William Sullivan,
 hindering and preventing witness
 from appearing. Mrs William Sui-
 livan, hindering and preventing Wit
 ness from appearing. William
 Sanda, theft of motor vehicle. Will liam Kyauskas, theft of motor ve- hfcle. John Paukistis, theft of mo- tor vehicle. Charles H. Pratt, forg- cry. George Bovine, breach of the
 peace; injury to private property. Philip McEvoy, breach of the peace; injury to private property. Milton Buckley, robbery with violence. Thomas LaSelva, robbery with vio- lence. William F. Quill, embezzle- ment by agent. George Fouser. em- bezzlement by agent. James A. Way, indecent assault. Edward Moriarty,
 assault with intent to commit rape. George Bovine, assault with intent to commit rape. Kenneth Beecher, using motor vehicle without owners permission. Anthony Yarosis, using motor vehicle without owners per-
 mission. Raymond Fitzpatrick. us- ing motor vehicle without owners permission. George Gallo, aggra- vated assault. A. Mario Russo. ob- ltaining money under false pre- lenses; unlawfuliy engaging in pri- vate banking. Charles Zucco, burg
 lary. Oscar Todd, blackmail. John R. Fulgham, biackmai1.