The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
Roach Takes Portin Roid On Gamblers
 Five Accused
 Forfeit Bonds
 Of $25 Each

In police raid yesterday led by Police Superintendent William J. Roach, five men were arrested. on charges of gambling, and each for feited bond of $25 when he failed to- appear before Judge. Charles R.. Summa for hearing in City Court today. . The five are: Domenic zappone, 33, of 43 Wilson Street; AStur Sem onian, 39, of 299 Cooke Street; An tonic Geneva, 35, of 36O Pine Street; James Riccuito, 45, of "A Hill Street, and Fernando Gregory, 43, of 158 Broad Street, AnSonia.
 The Superintendent said the five were gambling in a vacant lot on Hill Street.
 Hickey Pleads Guilty
 Pleading guilty to taking several small articles from a room in the Connecticut Hotel at 28 Center Street yesterday, Harold Hickey, 30, of 312 Bank Street, was given 15- day jail sentence today. Hickey and another man, Patrick McGillicuddy, 43, of 29O Bank Street were taken into custody by Patrolmen Edward Hurley.
 McGillicuddy was granted dis charge. It was explained that he was in the company of Hickey at the time of the arrest but had not met the man until after the theft.
 Four drivers, charged with viola tion of the rules of the road, were granted nolles on payment of $6 each. They were: Albert Page, Al, of Bristol; Gustav Reihl, 45, of 221 Ledgeside Avenue; Salvatore Mel chione, A, of 1948 East Main Street and c. Thomas, AT, of 92 Pearl Street.
 Three drivers, charged with pass ing stop signs, forfeited bonds of $6 each. They were: Lee Gucciardi, 21, of 941 Highland Avenue; Michael Rahuba, 20, of 28 Barbara Street, and Julia Simpson, 49 of IT South Leonard Street.
 House Disturbance Reported
 Arrested by Patrolmen Edward Cass and John Murphy, three mem bers of the Harry Clark family of 79 Yale Street were granted con- tinuances to Nov. 8 when they were arraigned on charges of breach of the peace. The three are Harry, 43S his wife, Dorothy, AS, and their daughter, Catherine, 19 Mrs. Clark was also charged with intoxication Police said the three were engaged in house disturbance.
 Charles Ney, 20, of Bethel Lane and Raymond Samal, g, of 39 1-2 High Street, both arragined on charged with breach of the peace and intoxication following a fight in Exchange Place Sunday, were fined S5 each on the intoxication charge and $1O each on the other charge,
 Other cases Salvatore Melchione, A, of 1948 East Main Street, breach of the peace, nolled; Howard Jones, 20, of 29 Blakeslee Circle, breach of the peace, nolled; John Stukshas, 27, of Oakvile, illegal parking, S6 bond called; Frank Spinelli, 31, of 118 East Farm Street, failure to grant the right of way, nolled; Paul Russelot, 27, of 601 Highland Ave- nue, assault and bAach of the peace, continued to Nov 25. ~
 Also, Stanley Elukovich, 30, of 210 North Main Street, breach of the peace, continued to Nov. 25: Richard Thiel, 25, of Hendriken Place, breach of the peace, contin- ued to May II; James Knight, 23, of 636 Bank Street, breach of the peace, continued to Nov g; Herbert Painter, 31, of Lewis Avenue, Vol colt. reckless driving, continued to Nov l2, and John DiVito, 20, of 476 North Main Street reckless driving, nolled for $27.