The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

George, 34, of 2oo Cooke Street Steven Pannone, 47, of 91 Oak Street; Ligorie DuBoise, 4O, of MeTi- den; Alfred Marrone s Of 7S Gar den Circle; Alfred Covello. %, of g Pilgrim Avenue, and Michael Casa nova, g, Of Branford.
 Driver Fined s1OO
 Four cases of operating wf1iIe under the influence of 1iquor were heard, and in one the driver was fined si00 while the other three were continued. Fined S1O0 was stephen Ross, g, of 237 Piedmont Street who was arrested shortly after 2 A. M. yesterday morning when his car sideswtped two others on Watertown Avenue.
 Drivers and dates of continuance in the other three eases of operating a motor vehicle while under the i11 fluence of liquor follow: Peter Stan its. 90, of 72 South Leonard Street; Charles Pastor, 5S, of Newfield Road, Torrington. and Jose Rodriguez, 25, of % Chatfield Avenue. The cases were continued So Jan. 2. Jan. 16 and Jan. IS, respectively.
 Other motor vehicle cases: Paul Herbay, 25, of Oakville. operating a motor vehicle while his license was under suspension. continued to Jan IS; Louis Schneer, 54, of 120 Far mington Avenue, illegal parking, e bond called; Eric Tramontano, 24. of Ansonia and Lucien PerTeault, %, of l3 Keefe Street, both charged with violation of the rules of the road and both granted nolles on payment of S6 each.
 Continuances to Saturday were granted 1T men arrested early yes- terday morning in a gambling raid at 66 6Scovill Street. Daniel P. O'Con- nor. %. of RED No. 2, Prospect, charged with being the operator of a gambling house, was released after posting a $500 bond.
 Released After Posting Bond
 The other IS all of whom were released after posting bonds of S25 each were charged with being Yre- ouenters of a gambling house. They are:
 Thomas LaSelva, 35, of 125 Scovill Street: Anthony LaSelva. g. of the same address; Joseph VersalIone. %. of 57 Rosemont Avenue: Alfred P. varlese, 36. of 150 Tracy Avenue; Pred Testa. 35. of New Haven.
 Also, Frank Perillo, 3S. of 937 South Main Street; Salvatore Sam toro. fl. of 152 East Main Street; Lawrence Spadola. 36. of 79 Wal nut Street Extension: Bahan Bar berion, 47, of A Cottage Place: Henry L. Kolakowski, N. of 261 River Street: Thomas Laughlan. 40, of A Center Street: Lambo Godas. 54. of I4S East Main Street; Peter Paulos. 59. of 28 Center Street: Louis Boiano. 46, of 62s North Main Street; Michael Martone. 46. of 25 Lawrence Street, and Wilbur Vioconte. 70, of Terryville.
 Six persons arrested late last ngiht after they caused a distur- bance in a North Square restaurant. were granted continuances to to- morrow. The six. all charged with breach of the peace are: Marion Johnson. 50, of 6e Abbott Avenue: Joseph Johnson, 43. of the same ad- dress: George Chatfield. 43. of Woodbury: Washburn Johnson. Jr.. 46, of "A Vine Street: Roland Will liams, B. of 26 Vine Street. and Bennett Morgan. 47, of IS Central Avenue.
 Sentenced to Jail
 Charged with breach of the peace and destroying private property af- he throw a soup bowlu through the plate glass window of the Broadway Restaurant on East Main Street Fri- day night, stephen Stock, 34. of 20z Scovill Street was given 10 days in fail on each count.
 Continuances to Jan. 2 were granted two persons charged with violation of the state -upnemploy- | ment compensation act. They are Helena Venslovas, $. of 81 Dray- | her Avenue. six counts. and Joseph | Argenta, 25, of 91 Ward Street.
 Other cases: Peter Lazauskas 3o. | )t 22 Berkeley Court. breach of the | peace and intoxication. nolled: Er- nest Shappy, 39, of 390 Baldwin l street, assault and breach of the | peace. flolled; Thomas Lucian, 26. l of i2o Wall Street, breach of the oeaec, nolled for $5; William Laskas, l 39. of 98 Mount Vernon Avenue, preach of the peace. continued to Jan. IS: Clayton Fredericks, 53, | of 73. Altyre Street, n On-supp0rt. l continued to Jan. 13; James Fis- .hette. 8, of 67 Wood street, | breach of the peace, nolled for e5: l John Krowchenko; 22. of go Hil