The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

of D'Alesio who required hospital ization.
 NOlles Given
 The other two men, John Eaton, 2S, of Buddies Terrace, Derby, and Angelo Ouarin, 23 of North Main Street, received nolles when arr. raigned on charges of suspicion. Testimony disclosed that the two were merely onlookers.
 Policemen who figured in the ar- rest of the four men were Detective It. John Calvin, Detectives James Stack and Paul Moynihan and Pa trolman Francis Moynihan. The four were rounded up several hours after the shooting at which time Rainchuso complained to police about a fight" but failed to mem ton the shooting angle.
 Richard Lawton, g, of RED 4, Bucks Hill, received a continuance to April l8 when arraigned on 8 reckless driving charge following an accident shortly after 2 p. m. last night at Hill Street Extension and North Main Street in which 6l-year- old Anthony Dembrauskas of no Congress Avenue was injured.
 DembrauskaS, who received in- juries to his knees, back and head, was reported to be in good condition today at St. Marys Hospital where he was taken by the driver.
 Motor Patrolman John Deeley said the injured man was struck as he stepped from another car and started to cross the street in order to catch a bus to go home.
 John Nunnes, 43, of $50 Mill Street charged with theft of mail after he attempted to cash an income tax return check he had stolen from mail box, received 3-months jail sentence.
 Other Cases On List
 Other cases: William Powers Al, of 47 Wolcott Street, fined $45 on charges of breach of the peace, in- toxication and resistance; Louis Rid- denhour, l6, of 6l Bishop Street, taking money under false pretences, indeterminate sentence to Cheshire Reform School: John Jones, 20, of 39 Academy Avenue, intoxication and breach of the peace, nolled; John Spinella, q, of 750 North Main Street, speeding, nolled for $6; Leon Cummings, 35, of 46 Jewelry Street, intoxication and breach of the peace nolled; Harry Hanson 28, of 4 Olenridge Street, illegal parking, nolled for $6; Bernard Morgan, 38, of 90 Pearl Street, failure to grant the right of way, continued to April l8: Andelino Goucalves, 23, of Nau- gautck, speeding, nolled for SIP.
 Charged with assault after he al- legedly lashed woman's arm in a fight last night at his home 49 Chatfield Avenue, Robert Christo- pher, 40, received Q continuance to April le.
 Inspector Joseph R. Bendler said the accused, during drunken dis turbance late last night, placed a three-inch laceration in the arm of woman companion, Miss Maria Moore of 28 Chatfield Avenue. Miss Moore wts treated at St. Mary's Hospital.
 It. John Calvin, who investigated the stabbing, said the knife used by the accused was not found. The accused claimed he threw 1t away in the back yard. Christopher was ar- rested by It. Calvin and Patrolmen Frank S. Magro and James Jordan.
 George Wheeler, 2l, of 1880 Bal dwin Street, charged with reckless driving following an accident March 8 in which three>youths on bycicles were injured entered an appeal mo- ton after being fined $75 by Judge Gaffney.
 The three boys were: Daniel Mc- Carthy, l4, of 45 Raymond Street, Harold Hemingway, lS, of 6l Ray mond Street, and George Donais,l ,l2, of 2l Raymond Street. Mccarthy and Hemingway required hospitali- atEon while the other youth re- ceived minor injuries and treatment at home.
 Bicycles Damaged
 Motor Patrolman Joseph Tierney who investigated, said all three bikes were damaged when struck by the Wheeler car at South Main and South Leonard Streets shortly before 6 D. m.
 Wheeler told the Court that one headlight lens on his car was broken at the time of the accident and that he was not travelling at a fast rate of speed.