The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Variety of Cases Disposed Of M City Court Session

AgTAlNnad before Judge John k QAttney ln Clly Sosirt today oA charges Of reckless driving, two men were assessed eaS each on the chArae while q third paid oao for nollea on ohNrges Of breach of the peace end reslslAnoe, All three were NFFosled shortly after n 2 M, yeeterdAS spl. lowing q eQ-mlle. peg.hour police chase by Motor patFolmen vAlmore Caron and Peter Kopcha from LounebuEy Street % Railroad Hlll and Washington etreeta,
 The reckless driving charges were lodged AgalnSt Joseph Con. nelly, 20, Of Field street, Naugatuek, and Francis tombArdL el, og ioa Grunge Street, The other charges were lodged against Frank LuskAy, 10 Of RID No. 1, NaueatucR, n addition Co the reckless driving chArge, Connelly paid SiB for Q nolle on . charge of breach Of the peace.
 officers Carvn and Kppcha said the two men who were driving the cars failed Go stop, The chase led from Lounsbury Bts down Q, Main to Eagle and across Railroad Kklll Street Co Washington Street When the police caught un with the three men, the trio resisted arrest the of- ficers said, and ln Q scuskle that followed, patrolmah oarons wrist watch wNs damaged,
 The eases of 2 speedrs appghnd- cd over week end were called Four we're granted nolles on payment of 9la each, two were granted continuances and one failed to Ap. pear and was renotlfied,
 Paying ela each for nolles were Joseph Fibre, a, of Oakville; ThoIn- as Vllnskas, a, of Oakvllle; Joseph Culmo, 90, of Ansonia and Richard Labbe, b4 of 2 Revere street.
 The continuances were granted to Carl Murinell, al Of New Britain, continued to Jan. s and Charles Bee dell, %, of southlngton, continued to January (.
 Renotifiec was John Adamslls, %, of 20l Alder Street.
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 Six Forfeit Bonds
 Six other motorists failed to ap. pear to answer Go charges of passing stop signs and forfeited bonds of @ each. They were; Earl Petteway, 2l, of 242 orange Street; Harold Torn- blom, 46, of Naugatuck; Joseph Cas- eetta, co, of 60 Wallander Avenue; Robert DeLuca, 90, os 277 Chipnan Street; Albert Cass, %, of A2 Man. chester Avenue, and Alphonse Kun cas, 2S, of i6 Green Street.
 Other motor vehicle cases: Ned Drumm, a, of sharon, failure to grant the right of way, nolled for ee; Alia Tricaris, 2i, of i7l Bank Street, Illegal parking, $b bond called; Peter oeite, 2o, of Britsol, illegal parking, continued to Thurs day, Manuel Rebello, Ai, of Nauga- tuck, illegal parking, @ bond called; Clementine Yenkelun, 4N of @ Ponham Street, illegal parking. nolled for 6, and William Molleur, 52, of @ Raymond Street, violation of the rules of the road, nolled for
 Other cases; James Barstls, g, of 030 East Main Street, breach of the peace, nolled for Si0 and intoxica- tion, nolled, and Torrance Hogan, g, of 70 Hllside Avenue, breach of the peace, continued to Jan. %.
 In Saturdays City Court session, le-year-old Richard Blacker of 0o Bishop Street, charged with four counts of theft after police arpre- hended him by following hls foot prints in the snow, was granted a two weeks continuance end was released under e bond of e7,500.
 Other Charges Possible
 Blacker is alleged to have stolen Ss2 from the pants pocket of John Jalkow of 273 Cooke Street Friday night after he crept into the house while Jalkow and his wife were asleep. Blacker also is alleged to have stolen 500 in 6 similar theft Dec. 1 at the home of Harry Kos- loff of 276 Cooke Street.
 Also on Dec. 1, Blacker entered the home of Harry Birenbaum of of 2el Pine Street and stole so from the mans trousers and @ from his wifeS pocketbook.
 Taken into custody by Detective James Stack and Patrolmen Joseph Tierney and John Brickle, Blacker was traced to his home by footprints