The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-30
Five Auto Accidents
 Reported To Police
No One Injured in Series of Minor Mshaps Over Week End; Naugatuck Driver Fined $50 on Evasion Count

Five minor automobile accidents were reported to the police depart ment over the weekend. No one was injured.
 Peter J. Dougall, 27, of 27 Mitch ell avenue, who pleaded guilty to a charge of evading responsibility, when arraigned in traffic court this morning before Judge T. E. Conway. He was granted a continuance to Jan. 13.
 Motor Patrolmen Alfred Overton and John Walsh said that the ac- cused collided with the rear end of car owned by Mrs. Rose LizauS- kas of 85 Draher avenue which was parked in the road, and failed to stop to ascertain if damages were incurred.
 The officers arrested the accused within half-hour after a passerby called in the marker numbers which he took at the scene of the accident.
 Charged with road rules after an accident on Watertown avenue Saturday afternoon, Herald Mover, 36, of Bantam, was granted a nolle on payment of $5. Motor Patrolman Joseph Lovallo reported that Mover cut out of driveway at 488 Water town avenue and struck car op- erated by Anthony Biola which was proceeding north on Wate rtown avenue.
 Thomas C.. McGovern, 21, of IS Dallas avenue was granted a nolle on payment of $5 on a charge of road rules. Motor Patrolmen Jo- seph Mccarthy and Joseph Dunphy reported that McGovern, who was going east on Wolcott street, drove too far to the right side of the road when he took left tcurve and struck parked car which America Yaebaici, 34, of 3 Hunters Lane, Ansonia, had parked on the left side of the road. Motor Patrolmen Mccarthy and Dunphy gave Yaebai- ci parking ticket for parking on the left" side of the road.
 Fined $50 and costs on a charge of evading responsibility, and a suspended sentence on the count of reckless driving, William J. Bowling, 35, of 20 John street, Nau- gatuck, was given until Thursday to make payment.
 Bowling was arrested Sunday morning, after his car and a car driven by Victoria M. Bertoumeyrie, 32, of 89 Geddes terrace were in- volved in an accident on the Wa terbury- -Naugatuck road. Accord ing to Patrolmen Alfred Overton and John Walsh, Bowling sideswip- ed Miss Bertoumeyrie's car and continued on toward Naugatuck without stopping. As result of the collision the woman lost control of her machine and she careened to the left of the road, hitting 8 car driven by Eugene aGsparri, 29, of 263 HarperS Ferry road. Investigat- ing officers said that Gasparri's car was travelling in a Southerly di- rection when the accident happen ed.
 An alert motorist jotted the mark CT numbers of the Bowling car as it fled after striking Miss Bertou- meyrie'S machine.
 A slight accident occurred in front of the home of N. V. Reilley Saturday afternoon, but no arrest was made. Motor Patrolman Leo McKenna said that an automobile operated by James R. Pinto, 19, of 26 Brewster street, struck car operated by John J. O'Connor. Jr. of 85 Fairlawn avenue on Home stead avenue, causing Pinto to veer to the right and crash into the wall of the Reilley property.
 Four speeding and two road rules violators were disposed this morning in city court. They are Lewis Falcone, g, of Waterbury road, Milldale, charged with speeding, nolled on payment of $10; Leo P. Theroux, 18. of RED No. 2, Wolcott, also charged with speed ing received a continuance to Jan. 3; John L. Peckham, Jr., 9, of 229 North Main street, Bristol, charged with speeding, nolled on $10 pay