The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-14
CITY APPEALS
|. PORTER CASE
Asks Supreme Court Inter-
probation OF Provisions
|. Of Will

Official notice Of appeal from the
Porter win case decision was filed
in superior court today by the City
Of Waterbury as Corporation Coun-
sci Maurice T. Healey and his stan
prepared to follow through with
their request for Porter funds for
o state trade school project.
The decision returned by Judge
Frank P. McEvoy 81 ycral months
ago held that the proposed project
would not be in keeping with the
late David Porter's idea Of q school
and that the $20o, 900 estate could
not properly be used by the city
for that purpose.
Government agents are said to be
interested in the Porter land on
Meriden road for O housing project,
but institution Of the appeal action
will rule out possibility Of using the
land for that purpose until the SUE
prcme court hands down its deci-
sion on the city's request. Under the
plan, the city was to use the Mer-
iden road land as a site for the trade
school.
A supreme court appeal also was
filed today byb John Buonanno, adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Rosina
Buonanno who was killed while
crossing WATERFOWL avenue. A YER
dict for the defendants, Evelyn
Cameron ct al, was returned by Q
superior court jury last spring.
Carmela Russo, danger Of falling
into habits Of vice, continued ;
Frank Maclina. lascivious carriage,
continued to next term; Elizabeth
Maclina, breach Of the peace, con-
tinued to next term; Melvin DON
ovan, breach Of the peace and in
toxication, trial by court set for
September 90; John F. Rubino, nom
support, nolled; Levi aDigle, nom
support, bond called; D. Welton
Thompson, breach of the peace,
jury trial at later date; Saverio Ma
politano, liquor law violation, court
trial tomorrow; william Maybin
breach Of the peace, nolled, breach
Of the peace and resistance in Sec
ond case, $25 fine on each count;
Joseph Pima, interfering with an
officer, rolled;
Frank e. Pecka, reckless driving,
court trial tomorrow; Milton Let
sky, improper use Of markers, Jury
trial at later date; Walter Garner,
breach Of the peace, nolled; Charles
Collins, breach Of ten peace, ilolled;
John Steward, breach Of the peace
and intoxication, SO flne and costs
on each count; Walter Davis
breach Of the peace, $25 fine and
costs; Adolph Clark, failure to Sigr
operators license, $40 fine and costs
second count Of assault, S25 fine anC
costs; Douglas Calling. breach 81
the peace, $25 fine and costs: Johr
Scott, breach Of the peace, contin.
ued to tomorrow; Leonard Frenza
violation Of fish and game laws
nolled on payment Of SOS; Clinton
Smith, evading responsibility, jury
trial at later date;
Joseph Paradise, non support,
court trial September 90; Henry
Lubesky, breach Of the peace, SIS
flne and costs; Paul McCann.
breach OF the peace, nolled; LOUIS
Washington, intoxication, continued
to tomorrow; Lucian Arlington,
reckless driving. continued to to-
morrow; Anthony Venskunas, keep
ing liquor with intent to sell, jury
trial at later date; Albert Grenier,
operating under the influence, con-
tinued to tomorrow; Thomas Scully,
assault and breach Of the peace,
continued to tomorrow; Edward r.
Ashworth, breach Of the peace.
nolled; Mary Doolady, neglect Of
minor child, continued to September
Is.
Withdrawals were filed In the fol-
lowing cases: Louis Clark, posses
sion Of false weighing devices; and
Anthony M. Tomulonis, taking a
car without permission. All Of the
case were appeals from fines or SEN
tneces imposed in city court.