The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-18
Prison, JaiL Sentences HighLight Court Session

CnArgeQ with manSlaughter, Eo- ward Caly, 46, of 231 Bank Street, was given a suspended sentence of one year in jail, on arraignment yesterday afternoon before Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Troland. The charge arose from fatal in- juries sustained by Michael Mc- Kenna, 60, June 21 in fight near South Main Street hotel
 Prison and jail sentences were imposed on several other accused at the afternoon session.
 McKenna sustained 8 skull frac- ture when he fell during the alter cation with Daly, and he died July 2.
 NoIO COntendere Entered
 The court was told that the acci- dent victims family did not wish to have the charge prosecuted. Daly had entered a plea of nolo con- tendere.
 Assistant States Attorney Walter w. Smyth told the court that he did not think incarceration was necessary, but suggested a jail sen- tence rather than prison sentence if the court thought otherwise.
 A sentence of one to two years in States Prison was imposed on Clarence Granger, A, of Prospect, who pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent assault He was arrested following the complaint of several small boys.
 Frank DAlesio, 25, of 6O5 North Riverside Street, was sentenced to g year in jail on his plea of guilty to using a motor vehicle without permission.
 Jailed For Theft
 A nine-month Jail sentence was imposed on Jasper Norfleet, 36, of 235 North Elm Street, on charge of theft from person. He was charged with taking a wallet from Stanley Saulenas.
 Charged with showing obscene pictures, William H. Rogers, A, of 456 Bank Street, received a sem tence of six months in jail. He was arrested on complaint of supervisors at the Chase Park playground, who said he was molesthg children.
 Edwin Cole of Beacon Falls, who pleaded guilty to breaking and en- tering and nolo contendere to im- pairing the morals of his son, was sentenced to jail for six months. The accused and his son broke into a home in Oxford June N. The son is now at State school for boys.
 Reformatory Term
 A reformatory sentence of six months was imposed on Philip J. Holland, 19, of Naugatuck, who pleaded guilty to three charges of breaking and entering and larceny. He was charged with taking war bonds from the home of a friend in Naugatuck on three~separate oc- casions.
 Arthur Lee Thomas, 24, of St. Augustine, Fla, was sentenced to two months in jail on his plea of guilty to two counts of larceny. He was charged with taking clothing from 8 North Main Street store.
 A three-month jail sentence was given to Peter Krakauskas, 37, of 204 Washington Avenue, on a charge of attempted breaking and entering. He was arrested June Is in the early morning when police found him on the stairs of the Royal Tavern at g Congress Ave- nue.
 John A. Wilton, 36, of A Center Street, who pleaded guilty to theft of motor vehicle, was sentenced to six months in jail. The car was owned by Sidney PoSin of Water bury, and the accused sold it to . used car dealer for $65o, the court was told.
 A six-month reformatory sentence was given to Franklyn Smith, g, of 8 Spark Street, on charge of breaking and entering. He was charged with taking several checks and some silver from an establish ment at Is Hawkins Street.
 A supended reformatory sentence was given Robert Mcdonald, l6, who was charged wa1A breaking and entering at Oxford July B. He was placed on probation for two years.
 A 00-day suspended jail sentence was ordered for Charles Robertson, 20, of New Haven, on a charge of breaking and entering. He was charged with taking two guns from Dr. Charles H. Beere, who em- ployed him as a handyman. A pro. bationary period of one year was set.
 Calvin Byrd, l8, of POP Orange Street, charged with breaking into 8 food store with a 15-year-old youth, was given a suspended re- formatory sentence on his plea of guilty. and was placed on proba- ton for two years. About $1 III pen nies was taken from the Hill Street store.
 List Of Cases Heard
 Other dispositions were made as follows: Gaspar Pecoraro, IS, of Naugatuck, guilty plea of breaking and entering, suspended reforma- tory sentence, placed on probation for two years; James Little, 18, of 91 Blakeslee Circle, suspended sen- tence of six months in jail on plea of guilty to using a motor vehicle EASTERN