The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-03
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(Continued from Page D for an unsuccessful search of money and later went to a home at 424 Baldwin street, the occupant was home and Scott saw him as soon as he opened the door. The accused fled first to 8 nearby cellar, and then was apprehended by a police officer soon after the aroused neigh bors tried to catch Scott it was dis closed. Scott is a former member of the Navy.
 Suspended sentences were impoS- ed on Alfio Giaconi, g, of 193 South Leonard street, and Salvatore DeFf- lio, 20, of 143 Green street, after they pleaded guilty to charge of theft from person. The testimony of the complainant, Michael Hayes of 40 Cherry street, raised doubt in the case, the prosecutor stated in rec ommending the suspended sentences. Giacomi, a former member of the Navy, were arrested after Hayes complained a watch and $7 were taken from him after he accompani- ed the pair to lonely spot on Brad ley avenue. The court told today the two youths reported to the police when they had heard Hayes com- plained about the incident. DeFilio wsa given a suspended one-yaer sentence tot he Cheshire reformatory, while Giacomi was eiv- en a one-year suspended sentence to the county jail. Both were placLd on probation for year.
 A nolle was entered in the case of John Brundage, Al, of Prospect on a charge of possessing 8 fire arm in a motor vehicle. Attorney Fitzgerald said the police searched Brundage's car while he was in the police station in connection with another matter, and fouond an ancient revolver. He said there was no evidence that the gun had ever been exhibited or used by Brund- age, and stated there was no am- munition in it. Brundage was technically guilty of the charge but in view of the circumstances nolle might be entered, the prose- cutor said.
 Domenic Benevento, 27, of New Haven, pleaded not guilty to a charge of breaking and entering into Naugatuck gasoline station last July 27, and court trial was set for April 13. He was arraigned in the New Haven superior court earlier this morning with co-dc- fendant on another charge, and trial was set there also, it was dis closed.
 A continuance until the Septem- Der term was taken in the case of Earle Williams, IS, who pleaded guilty to charge of larceny. The accused, 8 junior at Crosby high school, may be able to enter the armed forces shortly, the prosecu- tor stated Williams was arrested for theft of several musical 1n- struments. There was no crimina! record, the court was told
 James O'Brien, 20, of 482 West Main street was sentenced to the Cheshire Reformatory after he pleaded guilty to four counts of breaking and entering. He was ar rested together with a 15-year-old boy who was turned over to juvenile authorities.
 OBrien was accused of entering the Atlantic Gasoline Station on South Main street and another service station at 589 South Main street on January 27. On February g he broke into . gas station at Cooke and Grove streets and on March l into 8 garage at 30 Brown place, according to the court in- formation. In the fourth break the youths took tools valued at $250, the court was told. OBrien had re- ceived suspended reformatory sen- tence on previous arraignment on other charges. it was pointed out.
 Edward Graveline, 35, of North Main street pleaded not guilty to two counts of breaking and enter ing and court trial was set for May 1. The offenses were commit ted in Naugatuck on January 2, and 19, according to the information.
 Arraignment of James Steward on charges of using a motor vehi- cle without permission and robbery with personal abuse was postponed. The court was told Steward is ill at New Haven County jail where he has been confined since his ar- rest.
 Nolles were entered in the cases of Donald Chaney, 18, of 69 EaSton avenue and James Mozoritis, IS, of 61 East Farm street, who had been granted continuances from the pre- viouS terms on charges of breaking and entering. Clancy is now in the Army Air Force, while Mozo- ritis, who had been given med ical discharge from the Navy, is now working at local defense plant, 1t was reported.
 Nolles were entered in the cases of Darcey Killard, 29. of Oakville and Mary Spino Famiglietti, 27, of Waterbury, who had been given continuances at the January term on misconduct charges.