The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-08
States Principal Witness Hospitalized Mrs. Catherine Doueh, 83, Hit by
 Truck on Monor Avenue
 Painfully Hurt

In the case or CharleS DellOrIanO, 50, Bucks Hill Road, charged with reckless driving, a continuance to Nov. 21. was given the accused when he was arraigned before Judge Charles Summa in City Court this morning. The continuance was granted pending the discharge from Waterbury Hospital of the 83-year- old complaining witness, Mrs. Cath erine Dauch, 1778 East Main street.
 Mrs. Dauch charged that the &C., cused backed a truck across the sidewalk on Manor avenue, Oct. 23 and struck her as she passed in back of it. The aged woman was taken to Waterbury Hospital where she was treated for decorations of the face, elbow and hands. Hos pital authorities stated that she was in fairly good condition today.
 Dellorfano, arrested at the scene by Motor Patrolman John Culleton, stated that he was not aware of the woman walking in back of the truck as he drove across the pavement.
 Mrs. Katherine Manzi, 31 II Thompson street, charged with breach of the peace and assault, re- ceived a suspended sentence on both counts when arraigned in court this morning. The accused is alleged to have struck a neighbor, Mrs. Mary Sanderson, 79 Thompson street, when the latter attempted to quell the noise of the Manzi chil- dren who were playing near her home on Oct. II.
 Judge Summa declared that the case was one for the civil courts and added that, Tt appears to me to be one of those backyard argu- ments without sufficient evidence to warrant a conviction"
 Arthur Carpenter, 36, 10 Culhane street, charged with taking & car without the permission of the owner and intoxication, received & dis charge on the former count and a fine of $l0 on the latter.
 The accused while under the in huence of liquor, entered the parked car of John Turbus, Manila Avenue, Oakville, 1t is alleged, as the car stood in front of the Carroll The ater on Bank Street early in the evening of October 20.
 According to the testimony of the owner, the ignition keys were not in the car at the time. Testimony disclosed that the accused merely rolled the car a few feet down an incline and was arrested by Detec- tive Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy as he sat behind the wheel attempting to start the car.
 The accused stated on the stand that he remembered nothing per- taining to the incident except that he was arrested. Judge Summa de- clared that there was no evidence to prove that the accused had had intent to talk and thus dismissed the charge.
 Clinton Pelky, 29, 184 Baldwin street, charged with evasion of re- sponsibility following his arrest when the car he was driving crashed into that of Joseph RizZuti, October
 
 a discharge on this count when it was brought to light that the ac- cused had stopped and made res- titution for damages to the car of the complaining witness. On an ad- ditional charge of operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, the accused was fined $l00, S25 of which was remitted.
 Other cases. James Jackson, B l39 North Elm street, charged with Violtaion of the State Liquor Law received a continuance to November 2l. The accused, it was alleged had liquor in the basement of his home and had intended to sell 1t He was arrested October 2l by De- tectiye Sgt. Joseph Mccarthy, De tectiyes Paul Moynihan, lame: Stack and George McElligott
 Anthony Mangini. P, SO Russel street, a seryiceman on leave iron the Navy, received a nolle on two counts of breach of the peace ane intoMcation; Thomas LaSlya, 35 BIO Walnut street, ext, charged witt breach of the peace, intoxicatior and resistance, received a eontinu' ance to November 2l; Louis Pa lomba, 2l, l25 Scoyill street, non support, nolled: Clarence Moran 3l, l83 Maple street; non support nolled; George Waarner, 27, IS Bel levue street, illegal parking, nolleT on payment of S5, and Francis Me Laughlin, IS, 64 Wall street, viola ton of the rules of the road, nollet on payment of SIP,