The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-27

Dora Staselunas of 47 Hopkins street, passenger in Guerrera5s car, suffered possible rib fractures in the accident and was taken to St. Mary's hospital where she was reported in fair condition this morning. Motor Patrolmen It. Patrick Hobart and Chris Delaney witnessed the accident and made the arrest.
 Salvatore DiFlorio, 31, l81 Ged- des terrace, was given continti- ance to Dec. on charges of theft of gasoline. Detective Lieut.. Ed ward McElligott and Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy said DiFlorio took gaso- line from the Allen Trucking Go on South Main street, where he worked as a part time employe. The company reported shortage of no gallons yesterday.
 Fortunate D'Angelo, 43, 285 Bank street, received a continuance to Dec. 12 on charges of reckless driv- ing. Motor Patrolman John Deeley and Patrolman Joseph Sullivan said D'Angelo'S car struck parked car owned by Chris Salafia. 34 German street, Naugatuck, on Grand street, Saturday.
 Other cases: Harold Smith, 33, TIT Judson Circle, breach of the peac6 continued to Nov. 30; Alfonso Ber- nardi, 31, 104 Tracy avenue, John Jacovino, 26, 13 Fleet street, Jchn Scozzafava, 27, 174 Bridge street, parking violations, $5 bonds called; Pasquale Arcaro, IS, Burton street road rules violation, continued to Nov. 28; Alfred Hiudi, A, 280 West Main street, road rules violation, nolled for $6; Albert E. Banslehen, 36, 47 John street, road rules viola tion, nolled for $6; Thomas &. Markiewicz 49, 63 South View street. breach of the peace, nolled; Joseph Callahan, 31, 65 Rose street, breach of the peace, nolled; Louis Giulisno, 52, 25 Inman avenue, violating city ordinance regarding cesspools. nolled; John Calvin, ST, 192 Grand street, intoxication and breach of the peace, nolled; Thelma Hard, 35, Charcoal avenue, Middlebury. op- erating under the influence of liquor. nolled, intoxicaticn nolled for $10; Raymond Doolan, 26, 365 Willow street, assault and breach of the peace, nolled.
 In Saturdays City Court session. MT and Mrs. Edward Clark, of 28O State street, Bridgeport, were bound over to superior court under bonds of $5 ,000 each after they waived exam ination on the theft of articles val- ued at $200 from the apartment of MT and Mrs. George Brown, 48 Gen. ter street, where they had rooD.ed here. Judge Summa set the high bond after Prosecutor Albert w.. Hummel told the court thGt he understood the pair had jumped $200 bends in Hartford several weks ago.
 Other cases: John Horan, 37, 223 Bank street, assault and breach of the peace, discharged; Albert Petit. g, 34 Ward street, nonsupport, con- tinued to December 8; Arthur Car pentier, 35, 32 West Porter street. non-support, continued to December g; Joseph Kalvaitis, S5, g West Pur- ter street, continued to December B, Raymond Carpaci, 26, S5 South Grove street. Meriden, road rules. nolled; James Webster, 16, WoodticS road, Wolcott, road rules, nolled for $6; illegal use of markers, nolled for SIP
 Parking cases: Rita Smith, 29, 150 Plaza avenue, Leon Harold, 46, 127 East Main street, Bruno R 'sfe. 53, 181 Plank road, all forfeited $5 cash bonds; Loretta McCarev, 37. 260 Beecher avenue, Raymond Cyr. 42, g Sheffield Terrace, William Ellis, 36, POT Southmayd road, Si- mon Cleary, A, Englewood avenue, Clara Guglielmo, 27, 329 Oak street, Rosa Primus, 55, 24 South Riverssds , street, William Shelly, 35, 132 Platt street, all forfeited $5 cash boncs and America Riga, 50, 29 Field street nolled without payment.