The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-18

 states prison. At the June term he had pleaded not guilty, but ms counsel informed the court today a change of plea would be made.
 Counsel for Savaikas, in Q long dissertation, described his clients relationship to his wife and moth- er-in-law, and stated they were responsible for his difficulties. He referred 70 extensive savings of Sav- aikas and to his capacity for work.
 In imposing sentence, Judge Mo- Laughlin smilingly commented to the counsel, "You make 1t sound as if the wife and mother n.law should be arraigned here instead Of Savaikas."
 savaikas' wife immediately in- stituted divorce proceedings as Q result of the conviction on the morals count, and hearing was set for next Tuesday.
 Doll Sentenced
 Emil Doll, 36, of l6l Walnut street, was given a three-nnonth jall sentence after he pleaded guilty to a charge of homicide arising from the automobile of Howard Judd, 33, of 10 State street.
 Judd was a passenger in car op- erated by Doll, professional boxer when the vehicle left the Water bury.Naugatuck road at Dead Mans curve last Feb. IS and crashed nrSt into a snow bank and then into c post. Judd died two days later.
 The prosecutor referred to Q claim by Doll that Judd was attempting to open the vehicles door, and that in an attempt to stop him from doing 50 the car Swerved and left the road. The two men, who had been drinking, were on their way to dance In Naugatuck, he stated.
 BIackmail Case
 Anthony Cipriano, 3l Of 70 Phoenix avenue, who was charged with blackmailing local foman for S400, was fined $500, was given a suspended one-year jail sentence and was placed on probation TOT one year. jail sentence, and was placed on probation for one year Judge Mclaughlin described the action of the accused as "de'
 Cipriano was arrested a few min- utes after he obtained the sum of money from Mrs. William Elan. aean at Middiebury tavern. He had asked Mrs. Flanagan to call there SO that he would give her infornla- ton in which she would be inter. ested, 1t was disclosed. He pleaded guilty. to the charge today.
 Break For Veteran
 Joseph Chuprevich, 20, of Wolcott veteran of Navy action at Saipan was given 6 suspended three-nonth jail sentence on a charge of violat- ing the conditional sales act. The accused bought car on time pay. ments, and turned 1t over to friend for sale while a debt of S72e still remained,' 1t was disclosed. HI counsel stated the accused would make restitution, and said replevir proceedings were pending in Penn sylvarlia, where the vehicle was re- sold.
 Bonds were called in two casei when the accused failed to appear in court today. One of the bonds called was for $2,600 furnished bS Charlotte Weisman for Calvin Gov ington, who was charged with az. gravated assault. The other bond, oi Sl,000, was supplied by 1mmaculats Perugini for Michael Rinaldi, wht
 Jury Trials
 Jury trials were set for Sept. 2 for Luther Butler, who is charged with perjury, and for Joseph Gel antano, charged with indecent as' sault. 4 cour trial was set for thu same day for Arthur Martin, wht pleaded not guilty to a charge O. indecent assault.
 Court trials were set for tomorrow morning for Alex Martha Secasko charged with breaking and entering and for Joseph Thomasatis, als' charged with breaking and entering A nolle was entered in the case O Leroy Watson, who was charget with assault with intent to rape and attempt to commit hurSulary Watson is now at the Southbur! Training school, the court was told.
 Ronald Basil, 20, and Eloyse Basil r, both of Naugatuck, entered plea of guilty on morals charges an were scheduled to be sentenced late today. They had previously pleade' not guilty. Basil. a soldier, appeare in court uniform.
 Yick Gnu, 34, of 1 Union street was given a six-month suspendel Jail sentence on Q charge of un lawful possession of narcotics, an was placed on probation for q yea He had been confined in jail sinc his arrest last June.
 Plead Guilty
 Joseph Crean, 27, Of 66 Fuue street, entered plea of guilty to charge of robbery with violence. Jo Seph P. Crosse, 21,. of 10 Hide street, pleaded guilty to charge ( breaking and entering. Gelem 0relIc, 30, of 344 Washington ave nue, entered a plea of guilty to count of larceny.
 Others who pleaded guilty were | Harold Smith. 20, three counts { breaking and entering; and EdwaT \ 0. Connor, 32. one count Of breakin and enterig. Dlspcqltio Of their cas'