The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-11
FEDERAL AGENTS.
CLAIM PRISONER
Judge Suspends Prison
Term to Permit Arrest
of Parole ViOIatOr

Double trouble awaited william
Barron, IS, Of New York City In
superior court today when he faced
charges Of using Q motor vehicle
without permission and then was
served with a federal warrant as a
parole vlolator.
The accused pleaded guilty to TAX
ing a car owned by Leland Hryiew-
ski Of is Dixie avenue from its park
ing place In Union City last Octo-
Der. When his case came up for
disposition Judge Frank p. McEvoy
was told the accused is wanted as
q parole violator.
A sentence Of I 20 3 years in
states prison was imposed but sus-
pended In order to let the federal
government take over. Barron was
taken to New Haven county jail
pending q hearing on the parole
violation.
Today's criminaI session was held
UP when several Of the accused who
were confined in New Haven county
jail failed to arrive at the open
ing of the session. 1t was reported
unoff1cially that the vehicle bringing
the prisoners ran into difficulty be-
cause of the icy condition of the
roads.
Judge McEvoy ordered O short
recess, after all the accused present
we're arraigned, to await the arrival
of the other accused. It was re-
ported later that the hours delay
was due not to motoring difnculty
but to detention on another case
of sheriff in whose custody the
prisoners had been placed. The two
cars transporting the men had first
been reported to have left the jail
at the same time, with only one
reaching here as scheduled.
Maurice Fitzgerald, SO, Of % 1-2
Scovill street drew a suspended sem
tence Of one year In jail after he
Withdrew plea of not guilty and
pleaded guilty to a charge of forg-
cry. He was charged with passing
q fraudulent check for $50 on Sey-
mour Slocum, Brook street restaur-
ant operator, Oct. IS. He was plac-
ed on probation for q year.
A three-month jail sentence was
imposed on Norman Thompson, 30,
of 1874 North Elm street, who plead
ed guilty to charge of breach Of
the peace. He was arrested on COM
plant of 10 year old girl whom
hn VtNaf NOf ot loVAAn
Bud Allen, "a, who pleaded gull
ty to charge of larceny, was fined
500 and given a suspended 30-day
jail sentence and placed on proba-
ton for six months.
Sentence was deferred In the case
of James Cantwell who pleaded
guilty to three counts Of embezzle-
ment.
Philip Dauphiney, AZ, of wolcott
pleaded guilty to a charge of ag-
gravated assault and received q
suspended six-month Jail sentence
and was placed on probation for
one year. He was accused Of stab
bling Arthur Piche of Scovill street.
Richard Wildman, 16, was placed
on probation pending another hear
ing at the January. 1945 criminal
session after he pleaded guilty to a
charge Of theft Of a motor vehicle.
Stephen DeFilio. IS, Of 688 North
Main street, who pleaded not gull
ty in the same case was granted q
nolle, while O hearing for Domenic
Coviello, II, of 486 Walnut street,
involved In the same case, was
scheduled to be completed this aft
ernoon.
Frank Diogostine, "a, of So Mil
street, who is charged with robbery
with violence, pleaded not guilty and
selected a trial by Jury. The hearing
was scheduled for next Tuesday. His
counsel asked the court to permit
an election for q court trial II he
so desires next week.
Willie Brown, 26, Of 81 Griggs
street, Lucian Arlington, n, Of "a
Pearl street. and Ralph Gary, Is, Of
81 Griggs street, pleaded not guilty
to charges Of robbery and breach OF
the peace and court trial was set
for tomorrow morning. Joseph Oar
roll %, and Samuel Papale. IS
pleaded not guilty TO charges OF
breaking and entering and DISPOSE
ton was set for later In the day
william Dereskebich, AZ, pleaded not
guilty to q charge Of breaking and
entering and also selected a court