The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-09
MOTORIST IS
GIVEN NOLLE
Car COIIided With Bus on
Meriden Road; Women
AnnOyer Goes to Jail

John r.. Sullivan, 40, Of 1879 Willow
street, was granted a nolle on pay
ment OF IS on road rules violation
when his case was called in munii-
cipal court today before Judge T.
E. Conway.
Sullivan was driving an automo-
bile west on Meriden road last night
when a New England Transporta-
ton company bus, proceeding east,
collided with his car near the Tyler
Ladder shop. Motor Patrolmen
Walter Ogrisek and Joseph Ken
bricks, who Investigated, said that
Sullivan's auto skidded on the icy
pavement, crashed into the bus, and
then continued down 30 foot en-
bankment.
AS result, Sullivan and Cler-
ence Heating, SO, of 292 Bank street,
were taken TO st. Marys hospital
for treatment Of decorations OF the
head and face.
Another passenger in Sullivan's
car, James Mccarthy OF 292 Bank
street, escaped injury as did James
Walsh, 40, of 200 North Main street,
bus driver. Police said at the time
OF the accident, no passengers were
in the bus.
Sullivan's car was extensively
damaged while damage to the bus
was confined to the front part. Both
vehicles were toWed away.
Joseph Antoneih, 25, OF Water
town, was granted a nolle on pay
ment of $25 on reckless driving
charge and was given an outright
nolle on passing a red light. An
tonelli, was arrested February 8 by
Sergeant Charles McWeeney of the
motor patrol squad.
Frank Martinelle, 26, of "a Barnes
street, charged with reckless driv-
ing, was given nolle without pay
ment.
Louis Gladstein, 26, of 159 Grove
street, Bridgeport, forfeited his $40
cash bond on charges of road rules
violation Wnen he failed to appear
in court Similarly charged, Ed
ward, Austin, 28, OF Davis street,
Oakville and Joseph Shea, % Of 9
Irvington avenue, each paid S. when
their cases were called.
Charged with road rules, John
Stanley 81, of 81 Field street, was
given a continuance until tomorrow
as was Joseph Spezano, Jr., %, Of
81 Railroad .TIlli street, who was
charged with speeding.
George Burke, q, OF 1873 Hillside
avenue was given a continuance to
Wednesday on charges OF breach of
the peace and resistance.
walter Madday, 81, of % Cottage
Placs, was placed on probation for
one month when he was fined $40
without costs on a drunkenness
charge. A breach Of the peace
count was nolled without payment.
Lin Ling 70, Of liz Baldwin
street, Chinese reStaurateur, and
Mary Knight 23, Of liz Baldwin
street, were given a continuance to
February % ON moral charges.
Joseph Navickas, IS, of 38 Green
street, charged with assault, was
given a suspended sentence for a
period OF one year.
Stanley B. Eyre, 20, of Quassuk
road, Woodbury., had his case de
ferred until tomorrow on a charge
Of failing TO signal
Simon Cronin, il, 80, Of l72 Madi-
son street, was given continuance
to March % on a non-support
charge.
Sammy Baker, A, also known as
Solemn Baker Of 80 Abbott avenue
was fined SIS and costs of 1929
on a breach Of the peace count
arising from his annoying women OF
South Main street Saturday. Traf-
fic. Officer Joseph Cronin who
arrested the accused testified thai
he received the complaint and thai
he also saw Baker make grab fol
the arm of one of the group O.
Young women walking on the street
Baker was sent to Jail when he wa
unable to furnish the fine which
was imposed by The court He vii
serve one day for each dollar as
sessed in the New Haven county
Jail