The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-11
Breach of Peace
 Case Continued
One of Participants in Hos-
 pital as Result of Battle

A continuance until Friday morn- ing was necessary today in the cases of Louis Arroba or Ark, 50, of 122 Ridge street and Antonio Gago of IT Union street, both charged with intoxication and breach of the peace. Ark is now undergoing serious re- pairs at St Mary's hospital, having sustained a possible fractured rib. decorations about the head and face and a badly bruised hand. Accord ing to the police Gago and Ark had it tout" early this morning a short distance from the corner of Baldwin and Liberty streets. It came to a finish when Gago Is al- legged to have picked up his oppOn- ent and slammed his against a picket fence. Sa
 Sergeant Patrick Hillborg and John Driscoll gave chase to Gago and captured him on Hill street. He was taken to police headquar- ters. Ark was also booked, but 1t was found imperative to take him to the hospital for treatment. a
 Felix Andarawski, 19, of Buck ingham street, Oakville. was charg- ed today with reckless driving, it being alleged that he passed Q standing trolley car and struck Miss Margaret Byrnes of Pemborke ave nue, a passenger, who had alighted. May 25th. Several witnesses are to be called by both sides.
 A suspended sentence was given to Theresa Wendelsach, 63. of 6 Branch street, who was accused of striking a little girl named Dorothy Dalton of 64 Branch street. The accused claimed that the little girl was roller skating and collided with her. She became angry and struck her. The court warned her that the next child she struck would mean a fine or a jail sentence.
 Charged with theft of $177 from her husband Theresa Calabrese. 36. of Jefferson Alley is being held for trial Wednesday. morning. She has been unable to obtain bail. Accord ing to the charge against the Wo- man she reached sudden decision to leave. her home and taking q child with her borrowed" her hus- bands savings. It has been inti- mated that she eloped with another chap.
 William V. Staseforunas, 19. of s1o Bank street, formerly of St Louis, was charged with breach of the peace. He was found guilty. The court turning to the young man asked Which do you prefer St Louis or New Haven?". intimating that the accused could either re- turn to St Louis or serve 8 stretch in the county jail in New Haven. The youth, however, was not stump ed. He asked about Springfield or Hartford?" Judge John F. Mc- Grath answered Anywhere as long as you get out of town."
 Charles Robillard of Shelton ave- nue was found guilty on the charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Ser geant James Fitzgerald and Patrol- man Charles Nolan were the com plaining witnesses. Sentence was deferred until tomorrow morning to permit the prosecuting attorney to consult recent acts of the general assembly. It is possible that the accused may be given a six-months' jail sentence, which Is mandatory on the part of the court if the statutes revised in 1929 consider of- lenses committed prior to that year.
 Floyd Marsh, 43. of Waverly street, charged with non-support. was discharged. A divorce suit is pending. Judge McGrath remarked that the thought a continuance would be advisable.
 Mrs Marsh objected: T don't see any necessity for a continuance In this case" she exclaimed.
 "All right" said the judge. We'll dismiss it.
 John Carosello, 39, of "A Charles street and Jiaro Alfano of PAS Charles street received suspended sentences for intoxication and breach of the peace.