The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-02
| TORRINCTON HEAVY COURT
 SESSION TO-DAY
Fourteen Cases on Docket -24O Deaths Here
 in Year

Judge Charles P. RorabaGk and Prosecutor Thomas Y. Wall will hnve q busy time to-dny in tho city court, with no less than 14 cases to be disposed of. Rudolph Q. Strauss, 47 of 29 North street. Meridon, will answer to charge of violating tho motor vehicle laws. He was arrested yesterday morning on Main street by Officer Domcnic Tremp.
 Raymond Y. Revhz, 10, of 3G Prospect Btreet, motorcyclist, will be arraighed for an alleged viola ton, which occurred on South Main street Thursday. Omcer Tremp also made the arrest.
 Bernard Messenger. IS. of 27 Spear street will answer charges of violating the motor laws. Officer Peter Bourquin made the arrest.
 Abort Merci, 27. of 160 East Main street will answer charges re- sulting from an accident at tho corner of Water and Main streets cd by Officer Anthony Werner. cobs, 31, of 13l Wolcott avenue, WILL appGai to ebpVSs 'sbf"s charges. He was arrested by Lieut. Clemens FrOlieger.
 A half-dozen gambling cases are scheduled to be heard to-day. the accused being, Sam Volpe. i0l Brookside avenue; Mike Cnrdegno, 1b East Center street; Leonard Belm0ntc, 35 Wall street: Joseph Bastistoni, 46 Wall street; John Julian, 121 Harwinton avenue and Samuel Roneto of 0G Pleasant street. They were arrested in q raid nt 152 East Main street De- ccmber 10th by Lieut. Fr0lieger and Officer Edward Oppermnn.
 Vincent PonintOwski Of 3a5 Brightwood avenue. will be ar- raigned for breach of peace. He was arrested December 3 by Ofh- cer John Kelley.
 Primo Bertlini of 2l2 Water street, charged with breach or peace. He was arrested carly yes- tcrduy morning by Officer Ernest Hurlburt.
 William PawelcZyk of 412 Broad street, New Britain, Is charged with violating the motor vehicle laws. OfYicer Earle Bicrce made tho ar- rest.
 2lO Deaths During Year.
 During the year just ended there were only 10 violent deaths here as compared with 16 in 1880 and 10 in 1929. The number Of deaths from all causes show q slight increase. however, the 1031 total being 24O as compared with 236 in 1880 and 228 in 1929. Three of the accident victims were killed by automobiles. In 1880 there were five killed and in 1929 there were eight killed by automobiles. In the preceding year there were no murders.
 Increase fin Births in 1881.
 There were 4S8 births in Tor rington during 1881. according to certificates on file at the city clerks office. The complete re- turns for December are not yet available. This total shows an in- crease of 22 over the 1880 total. when 464 births were recorded here. In 1929. there were 499 births here and in 1928 there were 490. Seven sets of twins were born this year as compared to three sets in t930 and 1929 and eight in 1928. The 1881 twins were: Charlotte and Mary Cam pean, daughters Of John and Mary CampeaD, March 10. |,
 DomenIc Charles and Joseph James Avampato, sons of cutty and Anna Avampsto, March 27.
 Eugene. Jr, and Paul Jobin, sons of Eugene and Lea J0bin, August 20.
 Elizabeth Jean and Baby Hug ger, October C. Caroline and Carl Bucaccl, cbii' dreD Of Constance and Joseph Bue.. enGl, November 90, Bon ana daughter t0 Mr and Mrs Vital 30urqDe, December 2b. or the Bg babies horn. PA were fefD1'es and | z42 were maIsB,