The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-15

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tor Patrolmen Frank Leary and Jo-
seph Flaherty after the car he was
driving knocked over a sign on
South Main street. Congressman
Talbot, pleading for leniency, stated
that the man Is not a. regular
drinker but met few friends Sat-
urday and had a few drinks of gin.
Hits Funeral Car
Edward Irving, SO, Of Barker
street, Wolcott, was given a dis
charge on a charge Of reckless driv-
ing. He was arrested June by
Motor Patrolmen John Culleton
and John Deeley after his car
crashed into the rear Of a funeral
car on East Main street between
the intersections of Silver street and
Meriden road. A two-year- boy,
Fred Smith, of Wolcott, riding with
Irving, was injured in the crash.
Tony CALI OF TIA Thomaston
avenue, operator of the funeral car
said that about 500 damage was
caused to his car and that SO dam
age was caused to the car in front
of him in the procession. He said
his car was pushed forward by the
impact, of the Irving car. Judge
Conway said he would give Irving
the beneflt of the doubt on reck-
less driving charge. Atty. William
w. eager appeared for Irving.
William Carpardino, 81, of 80
High street, Naugatuck, was fined
$25 and costs on a charge of reck-
less driving. He was arrested after
an accident on South Main street
near Liberty street. Pros. William
K. LaWlor said Capardino's car was
on the left side of the road and
skidded rs feet before striking the
other car involved.
John Per1lal, 25, Of pol Sumner
street, Plantsville, charged with
reckless driving, was given a con-
tinuance to June 10.
Little Girl Hit
Clifford F. Dethlefsen, 10, of 1916
Baldwin street, charged with reck-
less driving, was given a continu-
ance to June 20. His arrest fol-
lowed an accident yesterday after
noon on Baldwin street in which
Mary Jenner, Z, of 1886 Baldwin
street, pedestrian, was injured.
The girl was taken to st. Mary's
hospital for treatment by Detlefsen.
She suffered cuts and bruises and
a possible rib fracture.
Florian Hryckicwich. 49, of 8
Hawkins street, was given a con-
tinuance to June 16 on charge of
reckless driving. George Sykes, ST.
of 10 Vine street, colored, was
struck by the accused mans car at
North Main and North Elm streets
shortly before 10 o'clock last night.
Sykes suffered multiple abrasions
and Commissions and a possible hip
fracture. He is patient at st.
Mary's hospital. Motor Patrolmen
George McElligott and Joseph Ken
drick investigated.
NOlle Granted
Aristidis George, 20, of 20 Pratt
street, Bristol, paid IS for a nolle
on a charge of violation of the
rules of the road. Arrested on
charges of reckless driving and
driving without license in con-
nection with the same case, follow
ing an accident at East Main and
Cherry streets Sunday, Levi Mi
chaud, Is, of 407 West Main street,
was given a continuance to June
II. Motor Patrolman Joseph Lo-
yallo investigated the accident.
Robert Galuppo, 36, of HOS North
Main street, charged with violation
of the rules of the road, was given
a nolle.
Robert McKennan, 10, of Is Dixie
man street, charged with operating
without a license, was given a con-
t!nuance to June IT.
Philip Cilfone, 81, of ITO Railroad
Hill street, charged with reckless
driving and operating without Ii
cense, was given continuance to
June 10.
Andrew Healey, "a, OF Rye
street, charged with violation OF the
motor vehicle law. was given con-
tinuance to June 20.