The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31


 continued one day. They are: Thom- as La Seba, B, of 59 Spring street, breach of the peace; Paul Sorbo, 20, 16 Brennan Place, breach of the peace and interfering with an of ficer; Philip Koosa, 25, 290 Wolcott street, assault, breach of the peace, resistance; Charles Johnson, Jr., IT, 73 Baldwin street, breach of the peace, interference.
 Fifteen violations of parking reg ulations were disposed of as follows: $6 bonds called: Early Trover, 16, 89 Abbott avenue, John Pebula, 29, Nauagtuck; Henry Brown, 45, 762 Nirth Main street, Anthony Manzol- llini, 25, 28 GoSs street; Donald Tay- flor, g, 1924 West Main street; Sam luel Meyers, 35, Al Prospect street, Charles Peterson, 35, A Warner Place, Joseph Inglesepo, 1863 East Main street; Anthony Sambrico, 28, E227 Merline avenue; Tom Dougher- lty, IT, 28 William street; Letitia ISoling, 27, 140 Wolcott Road; Fred lCarasilla, 37, 88 Wood street.
 $5 bonds called: George Bust, 40, a28O West Main street; Josephine EGrello, 31, 342 Washington avenue; lCharles Beeman, 27, 19O Moreland avenue.
 Other cases: Pic. William Secula, 2O, IT Fuller street, road rules vio- hation, discharged; Thomas O'Con- nor, 36, Flanders Road, Woodbury, drunken driving, continued to Feb. k4; George Ryan, 39. 39 Wacoma av- bnue, drunken driving, continued to Feb. 2; John Bagley, 33, 234 North btreet, assault, breach of the peace, resistance, continued to Feb. 2; Eugene L. Bailey, 50, IA Elizabeth btreet, road rules violation, continu- Ed to Feb. 2; Joseph St. Pierre, A, k49 South Main street, reckless driv- Ing, continued to Feb. 16; James Holmes, 50, 46 Beacon street, drunk kn driving, continued to Feb. 3; Daniel Pickett, Baldwin street, breach of the peace, continued to Feb. 15; Michael Lacondrata, 35, 553 Walnut street extension; breach of The peace, continued to Feb. 3; Nicholas Ricciardelli, 57, Milldale, City, passing a red light, $6 bond Jailed; George Miller, IT, 41 Ward btreet, no operators license, nolled Tor S3
 In Saturdays City Court session, Eeyenteen parking law violation were disposed of before Judge T. E. Con- lvay.
 Bonds of $6 were called against The following: William Robillard, b0, Wolcott; William Fowler, 2 h9 Grace avenue; Thomas Tammone ls2, 84S Bank street; Theodore Ryder, l,5, F Pearl street; Henry Chrtsto- line, 38, 31 West View street; ard Peter Crosse, 28, 131 Dikeman stree :.
 Bonds of $5 were called against: Alfred Juliano, 31, 36 Linden street; Rita Smith, T, 150 Plaza avenue; Madeline Vanasse, Al. 20 Lexington I.venue; Alexander Pelletier, 38, 227 River street; Betty Beck, 38, 175 Bronx avenue; Paul Murray, %, 1897 olaza avenue; Raymond Clark, 26, 10 Cast Main street; William Young, 27, .58 Baldwin street.
 Outright nolles without payment were granted Angeline Marine, 52, | 51 Charles street.
 Other cases: Salvatore Barbieri, 39 l'3 Berry street, Torrington, negli- gent operation of a motor vehicle, continued to Feb. 10; Elizabeth Burns, 42, High street, extension; rerryville, reckless driving, nolled U- $27; Angelo Persica, 32, 31 Col 1 lmbia street, Ansonia, reckless driv- ng, nolled for $27; Anthony J. 3raueras, 29. Lilac avenue, Oakville, preach of the peace, nolled; Pietro yelucci, Al, 28 Slocum street, reckless irving, continued to Feb. 26; Mrs. !. F. Gallagher, 26, 51 Field street, assault and breach of the peace, continued to Feb. 12.