The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
" Truffic ViOLatOrs
 Called Before Court

fn contrast lo yesterdays record breaking D0.ease docket, todAyb lineup Of % eases if clty Court Apa peaFed small Indeed Seventeen Of the % cases involved the vlolas ton of motor vehicle laws, q mere 4b percent Of yestefdayb total Of e2, and todAy'B II speeding eases amounted o A mild g4 percent Of yesterdays 4b,
 Among the other motor vehicle cases called before Judge Charles 70, buInnia t0day and prosecuted bs Prosecutor stephen ii0lnick, were four f0F passing stop slgfis, one fof violation of the rules Of the Toad and one goF operating while under the influence Of liquor and evadlng responsibility
 T'hese two charges were lodged against Chester Cornell, 70, of WoOdbury shortly after B,5O ?, M, yesterday after Traffic Officer Fred Sullivan, on duty At South Main and Bank Streets, eofnInandeefed a car and apprehended Cornell at South Main and Grand Streets,
 Cofnelig Officer Sullivan said, sidegWiped a parked car at South Main and Bank Streets and failed to stop. The parked car Is owned by Mrs. Helen Koslosky of Ifadley Street, Oakville, Judge Bumina granted Cornell q continuance Co Dec, 3i,
 TWO bonds of e2B each were Of. defed called in the cases of two Otit of town motorists who failed to appear tO answer Co charges Of speeding, The two, arrested earlier this week, are Louis Dulkaxi, %, Of Bridgeport, and Paul DSlamba, q, of Shelton,
 4 nolle on payment of sis for "fiagrantiy" violating the speed law, was granted Peter vartelos, 10, of AflBot1ia,
 Five other motorists arrested yes. tefday and charged with speeding, were granted f10lles on payment of sig each They were, Paul Cowies, 2i, of North Woodbury; Floyd Mitchell, 1D, of q Thompson Street. Phillip Mcphail, 35, of Naugatuck; {; Michael Pacsay, 55, of Bridgeport, and Eunice Pitcher. 70, of Bridge. water.
 The last mentioned driver also was granted Q nolie on payment of e on q charge of passing q stop sign.
 Three others charged with speed- ing were granted continuances. They are: James Taylor, 66, of New York City. continued to Dec. 3i: sulo Murteza, g, of SIS Hamilton Ave- fltie, continued to Thursday, and Tony ouarino, 37. of West Cheshire, continued to Jan. ?.
 Bonds of e each were called in the following four cases of drivers charged with failure to stop at a stop sign. James Stafnatelon, 26, of B1i Baldwin Street. Emile Cam bigue, 30, Of 100 Stillson Road; Real Laffrenire. 2l. of 37 Ridge Street. and Carmen vaccsrello. 27, Of i66 Benefit Street..
 The one remaining case of motor vehicle law violation was that of Donate Pirro, 56, of W Harpers Ferry Road, who was granted a nolie on payment of e when ar- raigned on a charge of violation of the rules of the road.
 Four of six persons arrested on charges of breach of the peace following q disturbance in a North Square restaurant Sunday, were fined eS each while the remaining two were granted discharges.
 The fines were imposed against Roland williams, 8, of % Vine Stree; George Chatfield, 4S. of Woodbury; Joseph Johnson. 46. of 68 Abbott Avenue. and washburn Johnson, Jr., 4s, of 74 Vine Street.
 Discharges were granted Morgan Bennett, 47, of Central Avenue and Marion Johnson, 50. of 68 Ab- bolt Avenue.
 Other cases: Rufus Green, g, of East Aurora Street. non support, nolled; Kenneth Baurer, 25. of 34 Culhare Street. non support. con- tinued to Jan. 24; John Hickey. A. of 28 North Main Street, breach of the peace. suspended sentence. and Henry Kolakowski, 9, of 26l River Street. intoxication and breach of the peace. fined $ on each charge.