The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-28

several weeks ago. Glgio IS charged with planning the holdup' not the actual perpetrauon or It.
 Those bound over were Joseph Telesco. S1, of Al Pilgrim ave me: Martin Litz, 23, of WooG street: Leonard Scarrett, 21, Of 66o North Main street; Daniel O'Con- nor. IS. of 660 North Main street; Patsy Giglio, "A, of Aetna street all five charged with robbery with violence: and Daniel Litz, IT, or wood street, charged with purs- lary. o., oe nax+ month were the cases of MICROBES Sorriero. S2, of 12S Beverly ave me and Peter Cervone, poth charged with robbery with violence. Tha nolle yesterday was given to Alnhonse Comforti, 19, of ol' North Main street, who had been bais under bonds of $1O,00o on u charge of robbery with violence.
 Taken to New Haven Jail
 The six bound over this morning vera taken to New Haven county iail to await the opening of super Scr court early next month. Wnlie Sorriero and Cervone will be helo at the police jail here untll .ne date set for their hearings the 9th. +oo,, rrt . few minutes of court time' she accused all waiving examlna1 eicr This made the taking ol avidence unnecessary and means fhat no actual testimony agaAhs. +hem will be heard until they are Dresented before Judge Frank McEyoy in superior court. .
 Giglio, however retuseo o waive examination and Proseculo. Charles Summa announced tnae the specific charge against nm Was one of being responsible TOT the hold-up of the Coe grain store on North Main street, in which crime Cervone and Sorriero are also al- legedly implicated. Carl Ander- son. manager of the store, testlfled that he had been held up by two men, one of them armed, at l2:3O o'clock noon. The bandits footed the cash register of $40, he said.
 Connected by COmrade
 The state then put Cervone, who is charged with having taken part in the holdup but who will not be given a city court hearing till the 9th, on the stand. He testified that Giglio had given a, gun to him to "another fellow, apparent 1y Sorriero, and showed them how they could hold up the Coe store:
 Giglio, 'the other fellow" and he drove by the store several times. after deciding meanwhile not to holdup the First National store Cio1in xuoifa6 he went on, he and the other Fellow held up Anderson, got the $40 and escaped. The loot, he salo, was split three ways.
 Attorney Joseph Guilfoile, coun- ael for Giglio, in an attempt to f7isprove the credibility of Cervone as q witness against his client, drew from Cervone the admission { that he had been involved in other holdups, that he changed his res fdence frequently and that he used several aliases.
 "You've been in a lot of hold apps, haven't you?" Attorney Gull foile asked Cervone.
 "Yes," the witness answered.
 s.Then you're what would be called a professional holdupman, aren't your" the lawyer asked.
 "Oh, mo-" Cervone answered:
 At this point Judge McGrath 1n- kerposed with the comment that he would let the higher court set tie the question of Cervone's cred ability. and bound over Giglio on khe robbery charge.
 Witnesses Were Ready
 A number of other witnesses be- siflea Anderson were in court ready fo testify against the other ac- ssusad. but the waiving of examina- kion on the part of the prisoners made their testimony unnecessary. The full charges against the six men will not be known until the superior court trials are begun.
 The six men bound over, the two whose cases were continued and the lad who was given the nolIe yesterday were all arrested 1ast week as police claimed solu. 4fon of scores of local crimes with fhe apprehension of the men. ln- nluded in the crimes charged to the mlQhf now held are other holdups, hoi,se burglaries, store breaks. Mfreek assaults and rohberies. Police <vi,l continue to gather evidence &rnfnst the men before superior court opens and 1t is highly prob- able that at least the six already Xo,lnd over will face at least sev- &rai separate charges when pre- SAnfed for trial.
 Arressed in New Britain
 rervone. whose testimony today z,ae,llzad in the bind.over of Glgllo #s,4 ssho has contributed other val. <.n bIa Information Co the investl' z-alloa. was arrested by New Brl- znin noIlce last week in a Main zf<1ef Fooning house. He talked {T1ciy when brought back to ms
 HarfIn Liin o'ceBnor, and #haffaft were arrested lhet Iues. #Sv ehl|e DanlaI Llis was plckeo #N the nest day Teieeeg Nss ht. 2Nlof ~ NeW Haven, whue Nlsli" a. apreAaa af kbe wIleeI pf hlA 2AN anlaiaa police Ileaequnf'Nt.. #M.,rs hnd sought nflsuecesgfV'l lt 2< I|af hIm. when fFIen1p ef H'F