The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-07
JUDGE M'CRATH
 WARNS FUCITTVES


 (Continued from Page 1.) to put the fear of God into them and show them. that we don't want them and won't let them stay here."
 Kept Abbott Avenue Place
 The woman given the heavy fine and suspended jail sentence was Teresa Canderi, Al, who was ar- rested winch Patrolman Fred Hickey, Patrick Moylan, Ernest Pakul and Patrick Hobart raided a place at 32 Abbott avenue. She was first booked under the name of Teresa Bambino, and the police arrest slip also gave her first name as Josephine. Five men and a girl were also arrested at that address after Patroiman Pa kul had gained admittance to the place through @ ruse and opened the door for the rest of the raid CTS. '~
 The same four officers also raided places at 296 South Main street, 256 Bank street and 3 Vine street, making arrests in each case. It was the largest total of vice arrests in single day here in more than a year. Plans for the raids were made secretly yes- terday, and the police squad was armed with search warrants when it broke into each of the places.
 The Canderi woman entered an appeal to the court of common pleas after the fine of $2O0 and costs had been imposed, and fur- nished bond of $500 after court. She denied volubly in court a charge by Patrolman Hickey that she had been arrested in vice case IS years ago.
 Maria Summers, 23, of 38 Gar field avenue, New Haven, who was arrested in the Abbott avenue raiJ, was ordered held for investigA. tion of her past history.
 Nolles for $5 Each
 Nolles on payment of $5 each were given to four men arrested in the same raid. They gave their names as Nicholas Imeraglinto, 40, of New York, who described, him. self as Q radio singer; John Pal mieri, 41, of 16 Crompton street, Derby; Raphael Dianavese of 34 North Elm street, and James Greco, 55, of 127 Wolcott street. Another man arrested in this raid, Augustine Colombo, 6S, of 204 East Main street, Derby, was given q nolle without payment.
 Police claimed that in making the raid at 256 Bank street they had to gain entrance by climbing a back stairway to the roof and pry open 8 window. Continuances till Saturday were given Nick Cristofano, 46, of 256 Bank street, the alleged proprietor; and Alice Johnstone; 24, who Is charged with residing. Four men caught in the place paid 35 each for nolle. They were: Patsy Musco, 20, of 313 South Leonard street; Michael Icursso, 22, of 256 Bank street; Bocconio Tosselli, S7, of 256 Bank street; and John Lagc, 22, of 638 Wilson street. All were charged with frequenting.
 Girl Found Hiding
 It was testified in court that in the Bank street raid the girl was found hiding under bed. She STlHueU ~WueH LulS SVIueHCe was presented. Investigation is being made of the girls claim that she was born here and has lived here all her life. Her case was con- tinued under bonds of $200, while Cristofano, the alleged owned of the place, went free on bonds of $500.
 Arrested as the owner of tho establishment at Vine street, Amelia Moses, 31, had her case continued till Saturday under bonds of $500. Helen Seigel, 22. charged with residing, gained a similar continuance under bonds of $2O0, while an alleged fire. quenter, Edward Daley, 29, of Fairview street, paid s5 for nolle.
 Frank Barrone, 35, charged with operating the place at 296 South