The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-21
Three Waterburians
 Fined This Morning In Naugatuck Court
Transporting Passengers Without License Proves Costly = Attorney Martin GOrmley in St Mary's
 Hospital -Pythians Plan Card Party Tuesday
NAUCATUCK


 lgaugatuck, Feb 1.-Two Water1 bury men were lined $bO ana costs Of S11.Oe each and one was nneS sE and costs of $11.06 in oprougn n court today and . telling plow "aS aS struck at the alleged practicg ,ra ua franaDortinR passengers Tor nlre hefeewn Waterbury and Naugatuck without securing license.
 Tohn Marinaro of 419 Washing am avenue. waterbury and Wil- liam De Lillo of 21 Wilton street, Waterbury. were the ones fined the iarxer amount. Dofnenick Savone Of 175 South Wilson street, water bufy, got the lesser fine.
 Tndge Claremont I. Tolles, who Dresided. in administering the mes fo Marinaro and De Lilo, saio hotf of them had committed pre- 4urv and told them if they wised fo appeal they would each have to s,onf s2OO bonds. Each had pieao- edsguiIty, They were charged with violation of the law concerning transportation for hire.
 eavone pleaded not guilty yes xeraay. but today changed his plea 10 guilty and asked leniency from tha court, saying he had been paid for gas and oil that he used m transporting passengers. He said he worked In the local Rubber Company and was getting low wages when he started this prac. lice. Judge To1les said, at ieast you the honest about it."
 Motor Vehicle Inspector William !. Cunningram said that he picked up De Lillo Tuesday on Church street. There were five girls in the car aside from DeLillo. DeLillo' fhe inspector said, admitted trans porting them, but denied receiV- ing any money either Tor trans- portation or for gas and oil.
 He told the inspector re got an occasional plumbing job, but was as out of work most of the tune, the inspector testified.
 State inspectors were Tn Nauen tuck for more than a week check inc on cars which transported pas { sengers to the local factories dal'y and De Lillos car was one which mnde the trip for more than week steady. Cunningham said.
 Doubts Story.
 The inspector said he did not believe the story told by Marlnato' This defendant had a seven-pas' senrer car occupied by seven girls and himself and told the inspector -ba~ neither got money for trans nortatlon or for gas and oil or wear and tear on the car. He dlo nos own the car, he told Cunning ham but the owner did not re- neiye compensation either, he said. accordjne to the inspector. He had |, Been transp9rting them about Il #fmtb. CunT1fngharastold the court, Stsyone tra1ihpo rted four girls ana ne I.illo said he takes his siste' home from work and two or ner ,,irIs friends. He happened 10 DICK Tn two more friends Of hers MOI, dav and Tuesday he sald. lie au- s mitted later he might nave tak'il 1 kha. tow otbegssM x yhe, ne saia. Went Sent I asTs insteaI I0f TWO days. He den z fed receiving pay.
 Marianaro asked a continuance until Wednesday, saying he com :
 nnnicated at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon with Atty Frank Adlum, hut inc latter was in Hartford to- Iay He was late in his request and it was not granted. He sald he had an appointmert to pick up nne girl Tuesday, but the other girls were with her and he LOOK them along.
 Prosecuting Attorney Martin < Cajne scored telling point when Ethe defendant, who at first said he < did not expect to pick up more @ than one, later admitted he dld f expect to after being asked three 2 times if he knew what perjury meant, and what it was to take an oath. Judge Tolles then asked nm { if he wanted to tell "the whole ( truth and how much he had been paid" He again denied being paid q Charles Triano, 139 of Andrew # avenue was found not guilty ol V breach of peace. in an amusing \ case. Edmond Terrill of 49 Bishor x street, Waterbury, testified he en- N tered an open hallway in Triano's 2 home while selling apples and fol z no reason at all Triano struck hin < with a shovel. Triano said the mar & came in without knocking and ht VI was chasing him out. He provoked C laughter wh0n he said "I threw my z little coal shovel used for the stove E at his back but it hit him on the ; head" Judge Tolles said both tho < salesman and the defendant hat N erred. They were arrested by Chic z Adamson and Officer Ttmoth! v Reardon. EN