The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-20

Raymond Petit, 20, 188 Baldwin street, and Thomas Walsh, v 57 South stret, were bound over to the next term of Superior Court under 5000 bonds when they were ar- Taigned before Judge T. E. Conway dn City Court this morning on charges of breaking and entry.
 The pair were arrested early Sat- urday morning in the Fulton Mar ket on lo4 Baldwin rtreet by De- tective Raymond Grady, Sergt. John Murphy, and Patrolmen Joseph Lo- vallo. Frank Vitareni, and Carmen Albino.
 patrolmen Albino discovered t.. break while on routine patrol, and summoned assistance while he kept watch on the market.
 Pasquale DiGiovanni, 56, 57 Wood street, was granted continuance to March 22 under $2000 bonds on charges of breach of the peace and damaging private property.
 Detective Sergts. Joseph McCar- ehy and George F1avin who arrest cd the man after an investigation of several weeks, said he admitted having drilled ''peepholeS' in at lease IS apartments about the city. Complaints had been received from residents on Bank street, Meadow street, North Main street, Liberty street, and Jewelry street, the de- tectives said.
 Coninuances to March 9 were granted Rose Godette, g. 45 Chat field avenue, on charges of intoxica- tion and breach of the peace; James Styles, 20. 45 Chatfield avenue, in- toxication, assault, and breach of the peace; and Bennie Robinson, B, POP North Main street, breach of the peace.
 The continuances were granted because the woman is still at St. Marys hospital, where her condition is reported good, following a free for all in her apartment early yes- &erday. Patrolmen James Stack, Christopher Luddy, and Paul Lagu- ana, who went to the apartment on complaint of neighbors, said they Hound chairs and tables smashed, curtains ripped, and the whole apartment strewn with wrecked fur niture.
 Peter StrielkauskaS, 26, 39 Green street, won 8 discharge on a reck- less driving count, but paid a $25 Zine on charges of resisting an ar- resting officer. A nolle was entered pn 8 charge of illegal use of mark ers on recommendation of Prescott tor Frederick W. Palomba.
 Strielkauskas was arrested on the morning of March on Watertown avenue, after an accident involving another car driven by John O'Con- nell, g Silver street, Patrolmen John Deeley and James F1aherty who said the man refused to answer questions reasonably and resisted arrest.
 Other cases: Gilbert Curtiss, 34, 17 Warner Place, intoxication, breach of the peace. and resistance, fined $55; George Smith, 45, 53 Ab- bolt avenue, parking violation, $5 bond called; Adelino Dos Refs ,43, S1 Bridge street, road rules viola tion, nolled for $6; William Ray mond, 43, Ernest street, intoxication and breach of the peace, continued to April IT; John O'Gorman, 49, 57 Aver street, breach of the peace, continued to April IT; Henry Karp- ovicius, 1T, 118 James street, taking a car without permission, continued Co June 20.
 In Saturdays City Court session, Albert DeDominzio, IS, 87 Mereline avenue, was bound over to superior court on charges of taking a car without permission, and Richard Pelvin, 16 Chase avenue, given suspended sentence on the same count.
 Chief Detective Inspector Joseph R. Bender said the boys took car owned by Frank Naka, chef at the r. M. 0. A. from Park Place park ing lot Tuesday evening and went joy-riding with two girls. A piece of paper discovered in the hear seat of the car with the name and address of one of the girls led to the arrests after an investigation by Detective Sergts. Joseph Mccarthy, Charles McWeeney and Joseph Reilly.
 Other cases: Earl Willouby, 9,