The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-26

Andria faced charges of failure to grant the right of way and viola ton of the motor vehicle law. He was arrested several months ago after striking motorcyclist at West Main and Leavenworth streets. The cyclist was badly injured and spent several months in St, Mary's hospital.
 Tnedore Angelone, 20, of R. r. D. {, Waterbury, charged with evading responsibility and Smith MacIVer, 27, of R, r. D. 4 Waterbury, charged with breach of the peace were glv- en continuances until Saturday. blth men were arrested Saturday after noon by Patrolman Clarence Mar sella on the Wolcott road at "the Pines" after chase from Ham, ilton avenue and East Main street, after they had struck the patrol mans car. Patrolman Marsella was off duty at the time the acci- dent occurred. The continuance was granted In order that more witnesses be available
 Bus Driver Arraigned
 James l. Cooke, of 1913 West Main street, bus driver for the Con- neeticut Railway & Lighting Lines, was granted continuance until August 2nd, for failure to grant the right of way Cooke IS alleged to have swerVed from the Brook street station striking 0 car drly- en by James Bosso of l07 Wolcott street, which att he time had pro- ceeded almost past the length Of the bus,
 Anthony M, Basta, 2b, of 649 North Main street, was given Q con- tinuanee on q charge of reckless driving. Preliminary testimony was offered today and the continuance was requested to secure additional witnesses, residents of Southington
 Paul Bernick, %, of ll2 Charles street, was ordered arrested and brought to court tomorrow to at1- swer charges of reckless driving, Other arrests ordered are those of pet@ drebneff, 37, of B5 Bishop street and Andrew dargano, of 29l Goodrich street, Hamden, both for reckless driving,
 Charles Bergen, 27, of Scott road was given c continuance until next Monaay for illegela use of markers and driving without license.
 Many NOlleS Given
 Nolles for violation of the rules of the road were received by tsa. dore dreenberg, %, of SIS Whal- Icy avenue, New Haven, upon pay ment of $io; Marco r, Rosa, 2l, of 80 Wood street, $l0; Frank Milo, 10, ot 4B9 North Main street $l0; Charles William Bowling, %, of l0l4h South Main street Sl0; Rolando Clano, 28, of 825 East Main street; Quisepppe Mastriano. b8, of 7e0 Highland ave. nue Slo; William Greene, 37 of l Morris street. SIS; Louis L. Brand- meyer 42, of i8 Alma street: Thomas Colosanto 20, of 6ll Bank street, $i0,
 Other nolles were given in the cases of Angelo Di Beneditto, 8, Of a Lyman Street. failure to grant tho right of way, $5; Charles Fo- Icy, l9 Of Davis street, oakville; Jerry Parapino 38, of l8 trion street. fnllufe 10 SlRnalI @lVi Don- ald Mcdonald, 34, Of Meriden road for driving with e license under suspension, $lo; Arthur Nelson, driving without c license, and Rob- ert Chamberlain, 20 of Roekdale avenue, Oakvllle, failure to grant the right Of way $6.
 Many out-Of.TownCrs
 ContinuanceS of Sae week for reckless driving were given in the cases of Walter Anderson, g. of s3 South Leonard street. John sa- weki, 20, of Grove street, Terryville; Frank Chanoski of 10 School street, Paquonoek and Thomas Lamitola, 22, of l6 Pine street, Other con- tinuanees were granted to Joseph EvanetS li9 Burritt avenue, strat- ford, rules of the road Carmen Covallo, 10, of l0l Lakewood road, failure to grant tho right of way; David cronin, 26, of l66 Park Ter" race, driving while under the in- fluenee; John Delorenzo 22, Of 24o Bishop street, rules of the road; and John l.. Bell, 28, of Thomaston, driving while under the Influence,