The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-13

WOVe lv' AnCy SAlQ U Ndll HOuT lhVSG they stopped the same machine near Hamilton Park and noticed that Bergt1 was again the driver. Upon being booked at headquarters 1t was learned that he was not mar ried.
 The court inquired of the arrest ing officers, "What would the result be in the event this man had run over and killed someone after you had given him that breakP" O6icer Overton answered that in that case he guessed they, meaning both he and Offlcer McDonald would have to share the responsibility.
 Contlnuanccs
 Arthur E. Wheeler, 3l, of RTD No. 3, Waterbury, was granted @ continuance of two weeks under bonds of $500 following his arrest for driving without a license. The re- quest for the bonds In this case was made by Chief Inspector Joseph Stevens of the detective bureau who is Investigating the activities of the man whom 1t Is alleged had been driving Q stolen car at the time of his arrest.
 James Dalessio, 19, of l28 Hill street was granted discharge after evidence was offered in de- fense of 6 charge of reckless driving. The youth was involved in an acci- dent ct Oak and Wall streets.
 Tn the subsequent disposition of other cases Fletcher Lewis 62, colored of 6o Abbott Avenue are faigned for evading responsibility was given postponcrnent until Sept. goth. Lewis Is alleged to have been the driver of & car which struck a machine driven by Nicholas DiLeo of l06 Wolcott street at Hawkins and Bishop Streets on last Saturday night and fled the scene. He was arrested later by Motor Patrolmen John Dseley and Joseph Dunphy who had been provided with marker numbers of the offend- ing car by @ witness. 7 ',
 Fillippo Schiavo, bi, of 66 Ayers Street, charged with driving with out & license was given a nolle upon payment of $l0 after his arrest which occurred when the car he was driving collided with a water hydrant ct Union and South Man streets.
 N0lles
 Nolles for violations of the rules of the road were received oy An. thony Orsino, 27, of 28 Andersor, avenue upon payment Of $o; Charles Turner, 23, of Hamden, $l0; Salvatore Manglni, 36, Monroe street, Oakville, $ib; Joseph Fon- taSat, 2S, e67 South Main street, $26; Lucian Champagne, ~. 46l North Main street, $6; Sam Sena, 30, l3l Willow street, Edward Cleary, 4S, 4S Eari street, $5; Sidney |. Helsiil- ger, 4i, Long Beach, N. Y.; Fletcher Hargrave, 25, A East Hawkins street, $b; william Trotta, 20, Ban ford avenue, oakville, $l0; Joseph Rinaldi, 27, 40 Walnut street, $lO; kossanGinas Burba, 46, Il Harricl avenue, SIS; Joiin Reilly, 62, 67 Center street, sl0; Isaac Johnsky, 4S, A Bronson street, $l0; and Will liam SAce, 43, 70 Hill street, Torring- ton, 9i5.
 Other nollcS were given in the cases of Frank Stanevich, 20, 7St North Main street, failure Lo signal S6; Douglas Leslie, II, Dahoury Road, no license, $lO; Mastnew Mott, 20, e Vine street, illegal parking, g; Ralph ManSo, 2i, Hill crest avenue, reckless driving, Sl6; Joseph Fabiai1o, 2e, Oakville avenue, failure to grant the right of way eiO; Irving E. Daniels, 22, Maple avenue, Oakville, failure to grant the right Of way, 9i0; and Louis Moriii, 36, i0e0 South Main street, speeding, el0.
 FN More Contlnuances
 Continuances for reckless driving were awarded Alfred SavakiS, 2S i34 Franklin street, until Sept 20th: Carmen Ccvailo, 10, ioi Lake, wood Road, failure to signal, Sept 27th; Walter Buell, a, 307 Dwight street, iOakville, Nov. 18th; Albert veneri, 70, l7b Sherman avenue, Sept. t4th; Joseph Kukanskis, A, 2i Green street, Sept. 20th; and Charles Wolfe, 32, 1928 Hamilton avenue, Sept. 2Oth. 2.
 Other contlnuances were given iIl the eases of Roland Beaner, 4i, Of FIaddan until Sept. 2Oth for driving while under the influence of liquor; Herman Manuel, 47, ,R. Y. D. No. l,
 allure to signal, Sept. 2Oth: gydell Iflfiin. 80, GO Watervlile street, sallurc to grant the FiRht ee way, Sept. 2Oth: tAwald Endzcieit, z62 scott Road, NaiGatuck. driving ...4m44m kt.a assA Aatnaa n. AZ NtsatfNse