The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

AAWLAIAKWCu kkU&H E8AG ~ Judge 0Affney told Prosecutor Fred ersck W Palonnha to "lay the entirI matter before the Motor Vehicle De- partment in Hartford and ask for she immediate saspension of this mans lcenSe.~
 IA Others Were Speeding
 Of the s other motor vehicle case brought before Judge Oaffney, l4 o. them involved motorists charged with the same offense as Davis. Nine ot them were arrested yesterday as part of the Police Departments au-' eonnonsle safety campaign. The re. mainder were cases that had been continued from earlier City Court sessions.
 Two of the l4 speeders were grant, ed continuancek, while the remain ing l2 received nolles on payment of sl2 each.
 The nOlles were granted the fOl- lowing:
 Adolph MAzzamaCo. 27, of s2 GrSses Street; Frederick Dinehart, co. of s7 sherman Avenue, Meriden: Nelchior LevesQle. sl, of 320 Scott Road: William Teuber. 22, oG 3i Mer- rsmae Street, Oakvihe: Michael Co., co. s. of l2 Bartlett Street, New Britain.
 Also Arthur Brueato. 26. of 62 Fourth Street: Alfred DeIeone. 20, of 44 Meadow Street: Donald Hoff- man. le. of 2lO Echo Lake Road. Wasertown: Otto Tacoviello. 20, of 66 Rose Street; Edward Sepanek, 25. of 5s Raymond Street. Seymour; Paul Murray. ls. of RED. No. 2. Naue- atuck. and Nicholas Morris, 25 of l34 .ShultaS Place. Hartford.
 Continuance Granted Two Drivers
 In addition to paying the $l2 for nolle on the speeding charge, Nor ITS also paid @ for a nolle on the charge of failure to carry a license or registration.
 A continuance to Thursday was granted Solman Amen, Sl, of 64 Hill Street. Naugatuck. one of the other swo Speeders, and a continuance to Friday was granted the other. Albert juhring. Sl, of PA Southmayd Road.
 The cases of two drivers charged Eith reckless driving vere contin- led to Dec. 24. The two are Leslie AIdrich, IF. of 8 Pear Street, Naugatuck. and Adolph Clark, %, of II Warner Place.
 The Naugatuck driver was arrest d yesterday afternoon by Motor oatrolman James Sweeney after his ar struck a i2-year-old boy at Washington and Baldwin Streets.
 Youfh Struck While Crossing
 The youth, Patrick w. Julian of 3 Hickory Street. was admitted to St. MaTy's Hospital at $40 P. M. Authorities there said he sustained ! possible hip fracture, and X-rays. xill be taken today to determine he extent of the injuries.
 Patrolman Sweeney said the gouth was struck as he crossed Baldwin Street as Aldrich made 6 left turn from Baldwin Street into Washington Street.
 Ciarks arrest came Nov. 25 after the truck he was driving on North Main Street near Savings Street struck 55-year-oid Clifford Scribner of 26 Linden Street.
 Scribner who sustained fractures Of the ribs. head. face. legs and arms injuries. was discharged from St. Maryis Hospital four days later.
 Other vi0lators Listed
 Four motorists. charged with passing stop signs. failed to appear and forfeited bonds of SC each. They were: Michael TufarOla, 45, of IS West Porter Street; Gerard Ber- genon, 2l, Of 72 Pond Street; Doro- thy DizinO. 90. of 6o Greenmount Terrace, and Flora Dodge, 2k of Abbott Farms, Middlebury.
 Other motor vehicle cases: Jos- eph Klein. 63, Of 63 Lexington Ave- nue, failure to grant the right of way, nolled for e6; Grant Outtrim. 4i, of Summit Road. Prospect. fail- ure to grant the right of way. noIled for e6,. and failure to change address on license. nolled for e3; JoSiia Solomon 27. of 36 Cooke Street, passing a red light, @ bond called; Sylyio Mainolfi, go, of D3 Park Avenue, Derby, passing a red light, e6 bond called, and Edward Nitowski, 25, of 222 quinn Street. Naugatuck. violation of the rules of the road, nolled for e6.
 Other cases: Helen Fesrucci, 4l. of sos Riverside Street. breach ot the peace, nolled, and Joseph La- selva, l2, of a West Porter Street. two counts of breach of the peace. n0iled.
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