The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-12
ENOCH BORCNAES
 CASE HEADLINER
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indictment as the result of the fatal stabbing of Frank Caruso, 40, of 689 North Main street, June 6. The accused man who is 43 years old and made his home at 317 Bank street, will be represented by Atty. Edward Mascolo. The stabbing followed an altercation which started at Pals tavern on South Elm street and ended on the street outside.
 Louis F. Laun, Leavenworth high school physical director, is one of the six men whose names have been entered on the criminal docket with charges of indecent assault. The 55- year old instructor was arrested August 12 on complaint of 8 seven year -old girl. He is free on 8 $2,500 bond. He pleaded not guilty to the charges when arraigned in muni- cipal court. Attys. A. w. Hummel and w. w. Gager will serve as counsel.
 Others who will be arraigned on the sex charges are Maurice Rivkin, 24, of 228 Cooke street: Charles Chicorelli, 36, of Birch street; Joseph Johnsky, 65, of 176 Bishop street; Biago Bruno, 53, of 159 Washington avenue and Louis Hankey. The case of the latter ac- cused has been tried but 1t is con- tinued on the criminal docket as a probationary matter.
 Johnsky and, Chicorelli were ar- raigned in the court last June. Both pleaded not guilty and selected trial by jury. All of the men were arrested on complaint of small girls.
 Bowen Pleads Innocent
 Lester Bowen, who pleaded not guilty at the spring session to charges of pool-selling will be as- signed trial date Tuesday. Three other men who were arrested with him pleaded guilty and were sem tenced to jail. Bowen IS accused Of having aided Nicholas Apalucci, Raymond Teller, both of Waterbury, and Thomas J. Jackson of Nauga- tuck in conducting a horse-betting enterprise. Main street, will be arraigned on charges of burglary. He was ar rested July 25 following the theft of. $1.000 in cash and a $50 bond at the home of Joseph Palladino or 155 Easton avenue.
 Three New Haven Negro youths who jed local police on an SO-mi1e- an-hour chase June IA will be ar raigned to answer to charges ot theft of a motor vehicle. They are Charles Anderson, 16, Robert Wal ker, IT and William Wright, 16 The car which they have been ac. cused of stealing is owned by Car
 Ospalek of 40 Beacon street anc was taken from the Bishop schoo yard. ,
 Alfred Raimo who pleaded guilty at the spring term to a charge ol breaking and entering will be calico for a hearing Tuesday. He has beer
 on probation since he was 1oune guilty of theft of auto tires iron the Bethany barracks last spring The crime for which he will b' tried next week, however, occurred before the tire-theft case was heard
 Bud Allen, 24, colored, Of 64' Bank street will answer to charge' of using motor vehicle withou permission. He was bound over t superior court June 20 under a $1,' 900 bond following an arrest II Naugatuck the day before. The ac cused man was involved in colli sion after he took the car in queS' , tion.
 George McGrath, 45, of 9 Brew , ster street, will be charged witt stealing $434 in cash and a watcl from the home of Dr. John Frehei on Grove street August 13. He wa arraigned in city court and freet
 under $500 bonds.
 Charges of theft of $257 from soldier have been lodged agains Mrs. Helen Sedlick, 26, of Fairfield , whose case will be called Tuesday Other cases listed on the Septem ber docket are as follows: Fred Mar ingola, breaking and entering James Steward, breaking and en tering; Gus Anderson, breaking an'
 entering; Frank Rotella, aggravate'
 assault; Melvin T. Jones, burglar.
 attempt; Peter Mosley, breakinI
 and entering; Antonio DeBiase l breach of the peace; Jack Gold smith, violation of the lottery laws 3 Louis Hankey, carnal knowledge O } Q minor female. The latter thre . cases are continued from 6 previou
 session.