The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-12

Twenty continuances, fourteen nolles, and one discharge were giV. en motor vehicle violators by Judge Edward Mascolo in traffic court this morning. Judge Mascolo continued for two weeks, the case of Leslie L. Archer of 62 Abbott avenue, real estate man who is charged with driving while under the Influence of liquor. Testimony offered today in- dicated that the accused who was arrested June 9th, was not well and had taken glass of beer in a tav- ern in Oakville before going to Wa tertown to interview client In Q farm deal.
 It was offered that Archer and his client had walked about the farm for more than half hour. Later while on the Bunker Hill road stop- ped to take two aSpirins He was ar- rested shortly after by motor pa- trolman Joseph Lavallo. Attorney Walter Monagan ST. produced Sev- eral witnesses whose testimony was favorable to the accused. Patrolman Lovallo. Sergeant Charles McWee. ncy and Lieutenant John P. Dun phy stated however that he was in- toxicated and the court deferred judgment for the two weeks period.
 Doctor Ok's
 Elton Swanson %, of 70 Louis Hill, Naugatuck was granted discharge when arraigned for driving while under the influence of liquor. It was offered in testimony that when arrested he admitted having three glaSscs of beer, but had answered all questions correctly and was not boiS. terous, Dr. F, Savers appeared and said that he had examined the youth on hour after his arrest and he was not intoxicated.
 A continuance until tomorrow morning was granted In the case of Albert ]. NavickaS Of Riverside street, Oakville. who faces charges Of Illegal use of markers and viola. ton of the motor vehicle law.
 Prank dristiani, %. Of 68o North Main street and Edward Smith, %, Of g Willow street, both charged with failure to grant the right Of way were given nolleS upon payment Of $6 each. Robert J. Elliot 36, of 243 Sheffield street, paid S6 for q nolle for his failure to signal.
 N0!les Granted
 Eleven drivers were granted nolles for violation Of the rules of the road, namely, Joseph Johnson, i6o Prospect street, PlantSville: Joseph Charron. g, 10 Academy Avenue $i0; c. Rockwell Ciyne. 5i. 90 Ives street, $S: Joseph Almcida, 46. 22 Liberty street Danbury. &6: Mike Rozuin, 42, Division street, S6: Domenic Iagrog. 50, 27, i77 Wood street SS; John J. Mccormack. o3. 4S Hoiorook Place, AnSonia $i0; Joseph Sobir. %, 3S Lester street. AnSonia $i0: Adelino Reis 90. i6s Mil street $5: Angelo AnaStaSio. 20. 62 Winchester street. who was also charged with having no operators license. S20: and Fran els Spadola. 40, of 2le Hillside ave- nue, ei0.
 C0ntlnuances
 Cases continued for one week arc those of Thomas Brown, %. IS EliZ- abeth street. no license and evading responsibility: Carroll Clark. 2l, of 46 Orange street, reckless driving: Pasquale Zipola, 28, of 06 Pleasant street, reckless driving; Alexander Elukovitch. 47, of 64 Crown street, operating with license under sus- pension; Harry Everson. 4l, of Asl- man street. New Haven, operating while under the influence of liquor Robert Chamberlain. 29, Rockdale avenue, Oakville, failure to grant the right of way; Anthony Cariello, 19 of l88 Hope street, reckless driving; Carmen Covallo. 19, of 191 Lakewood Road, failure to grant the right of way: David Welch, 29, 600 Meriden road, driving while under the influ- ence of liquor; Salvatore Santoro 67, of 53 South Elm street, failure to grant the right of way; and Franklin Olcott of West Cheshire operating under the influence of liquor and no drivers license.
 Continuances of two weeks were granted William Bowling, 1914 South Main street, for reckless driving; John L. Bell. 28. of Thomaston for operating under the influence of liquor; Alex Perkusky. 47, of South street. Terryville, driving while un- der the influence and evading re- yponslbility.
 Francis Cole, 2e. of 407 Hamilton avenue charged with driving with out c license was given 6 contin- liancc until tomorrow morning: Jo- ! atph 0yaaso, a, of ie Ruthlard