The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05
Mute s AssaiLdnt
 Under $5, GOO Bond
Curtiss Leimar Bound Over to Superic Court; Victim, Cermela Aruta, Hospitalized
HospitaIized

Charged with robbery with vol. ence, Curtisy Lemar, 20, of 642 Bank Street was bound over to the next term of Superior Court on bonds of S5,000 when arraigned be- fore Judge Charles R. Summa In City Court this morning.
 Lemar, who pleaded not guilty to the charge and waived examina- ton, is alleged to have assaulted 0 deaf mute who hapupened upon Lemar and Q companion as they at- tempted to rob the B. Swirsky & Company plant on Canal Street last month.
 The victim O fthe assault, Cer- mela Aruta, 35, of i35 River Street, To nemployee of the Swirsky Com pany, was beaten about the head with a club and as Q result of his injuries has been confined to St. Mary's Hospital.
 Lemar was arrested by Motor Patrolmen Robert Byrne and John Sparado, who said that long knife and e club were confiscated In the arrest.
 4 continuance to April { was giv- e1 John Jones, 20, of 3o Academy Avenue when arraigned on charges of breach of the peace and in- toxlcation. Patrolman Alex Foss- bender said the accused caused e disturbance Saturday night at the Flremen's Carnival at Temple Hall.
 Fossbender said Jones, an ex- Navy man who was discharged two days before the disturbance, was asked to leave Temple Hall after the first disturbance, but refused to do so. Fossbender said three pa- trolman were required to remove Jones.
 Fight At Club
 John Ciminera, 2l, of 70i South Main Street received Q fine of SlO when arraigned on an assault charge, Testimony disclosed the ac- cused, arrested early the morning of February 10 by Patrolman Lucien Larivee, assaulted former Patrol- man Conrad Baril in fight at the Franco-American Club on South Main Street.
 Baril said the accused knocked out" several teeth and lacerated his skull, Baril also claimed Ciminera deliberately kicked him while he was falling to the ground, but Judge Summa, in imposing sentence, said he would not mete out a stiffer sentence due to lack of evidence to substantiate Barils claim the accused kicked him.
 Louis Palomba, 22, of l26 Scovill Street, received Q S0-day jail sen- tence on a charge of assault in which he beat his wife. Testimony by the mans wife, who appeared with a discolored eye and a ban- dage on her forehead, disclosed the accused punched" her after an ar- gument in which she threw @ pan of hot water on him.
 Other cases: Santo Salemi, 55, of 54 Clairmont Street, reckless driv- ing; continued to March 20; Phillip Salinardi, 49, of l23 Proctor Street, intoxication and breach of the peace, fined $l0 on the former and $l5 on the latter charge; Charles Pernaitsi, 52, of 577 Riverside Street, vagrancy, IS day jail sentence; Sam Damiano, g, of Thomaston, viola tion of the rules of the road, nolled for $6; Peter Lazaskas, 37, of Spin del Hill Road, Wolcott, reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle without a license, continued to March 20; Alpi Ricciardi, %, of 34 Spring Street, operating a motor vehicle without a license, nolled absoulte.
 Smith Gets NOlle
 Also Charles Smith, 28, of 39 Blakeslee Circle, non support, rolled; Evelyn Nardelli, q, of Il West Farm Street, violation of the rules of the road, nolled for $6; William Powers, fl. of 47 Wolcott Street, breach of the peace, intox- ication and resistance, fined sl0 each on the first two charges and $25 on the last; Michael Pheur, 3l, of the Railroad Camp, South Leon- ard Street, breach of the peace, continued to March 19.
 Abs John Chamberlain, 37, of