The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-24
FIVE LOCAL MEN
 FINED IN COURT
E. Main St Paving Starts Tomorrow Pretty
 Wedding Yesterday
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Six cases were brought beforc Judge Timothy J. Lyons in city court yesterday morning.
 Carl Johnson, 51, of Newfiel6 road and Albert Mecker, S4, of 75 Wall street, each pleaded guilty to intoXication. They weres arrested Sunday evening as the result of complaint from the Nar- siff residence on Winsted road. Ac- cording to Prosecuting Attorney Harry ossen, they had been drink ing heavily at tho Narsiff homo and were alleged to have been involved in u quarrel during which Narsiff said he was beaten. However. the evidence on the assault allegation was insufficient. The court fined each of the accused Sl and costs of $10.40, total of $11.40. The officers were Walter Manley, Paul Stroback, Edmund Wall and Ed ward Opperman. The warrants were signed by Officer Wall.
 zole Nagy. 20, of SS9 Park ave. nue and Frank W. Hurley, SS, of 20 East Pearl street each pleaded guilty to violation of the rules of the road. Each were fined S5 and casts of $40, the fines being re- mitted. Their arraignment was the result of an accident on the Thomaston road Sunday morning. Nagy, driving sedan owned by John M. Sugerack of 150 Oakave- nue, was travelling south and Q se- dan operated by Hurley was travel ing north when the two mars side- swiped each other. After the col lision, the car driven by Nagy travelled 54 feet and turned over on It's left side. Both cars were considerably damaged but nobody was injured. Officer William Twittey investigated the accident and ordered both drivers into court.
 Antonio Zuffelato, 53, of III Wolcott avenue pleaded guilty to shooting robins and was fined Sl and costs of $s,05, a total of $9.o6. Deputy Game Warden Herman Holden made the arrest.
 Philip Vail, 30. of 71 East Pearl street, was arraignod on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, At torney John Casale, counsel for the defense, requested Il continuance until Thursday, which was granted. The bonds Of $100 in the case were continued. Vail was arrested Sat urday evening by Motorcycle Po- liceman Domenic Tremp.
 Paving of East Main Street to
 Start Tomorrow
 Work on the resurfacing of East Main street will start tomorrow morning. According to the pres ont plans. the ecployes on the job will work 90 hours Q week, five hours n day, six days q week. There will be two shifts, from 6;3O to 11:30 a. m. and from 11:30 to 4:30 D. m. The job will be completed, 1t is expected, about December 10. John B. Longhi, manager of the Litchfield county employment of flee, stated that about 100 would probably be furnished by his off, flee for work on the project.
 w. R. c. Meeting this Afternoon l.. w. Steele W. k. c. will meet at the odd Fellows hall this after noon at 2:30 o'clock. An inspec- ton will be conducted and all off, ficers are requested to attend and wear white. State officers will be guests at tho meeting. Refresh ments will be served.
 Amoroso- -Kunkicwicx Wedding Miss Anna Kunkiewicz, daughter of MT and Mrs Anthony Kunkie- wicz of 234 Beechwood avenue, and James Amoroso, son of MT and Mrs Antonia Amoroso of '34 Wash ington avenue, were married at st Mary's church at o'clock yester- day morning by the Rev John P, Kawalskl, pastor, who also cele- | brated n nuptlal high mass. The attendants were Miss Mary Kinkie- wicz, pastor, who also celebrated nuntial high mass. The attend ants were Miss Mary Kinkiewicz, q sister of the bride. and John Amor oso, q brother of the bridegroom. The church was prettily decorated with dahlias, chrysanthemums and palms.
 Mrs F. Shaw sang Emerson's Mass. She rendered Ave Maria at the offertory and 1T Love You Truly" in Polish. at communion. | the organ.
 The bride was attired in a white satin dress, and wore veil caugh; with orange blossoms. She carried gardenias. Her sister wore a blue ensemble with hat to match and carried butterfly roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents after the ceremony. They were guests from Waterbury. South Manches' ter, Meriden and Hartford. MI and Mrs Amoroso left later in the day on an unannounced wedding trip. On their return they will reside at 24 Washington avenue.