The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-23
Edward GriIIey, 8I, Victim
 Of Week-End Auto Accident

Charged with reckless driving after the automobile he was driving struck Edward Grilley, 81, 230 North Main Street, Peter L. Mastandreo, 5O, l Willard Street, was granted a continuance until Oct. by Judge Charles R. Summa in City Court this morning.
 Grilley, taken to St. Marys Hos pital yesterday was reported com tortable" this morning. He is be- ing treated for lacerations of the back and head and bruises of the back and left knee.
 Continuances until Oct. 8 were granted James Brooks, 27, g Robe son Court, and Oliver E. Saunders, 27, 57 Bishop Street, both charged With assault and breach of the peace. Brooks was released under $500 property bond and Saunders under $500 property bond. Daniel Lawray, 55, 34 Vine Street, was re- leased under $200 property bond after being granted a continuance to Oct. 8 on charge of breach of the peace.
 Two Pay For Nolles
 Arrested for violating the motor vehicle law following an accident on North Main Street Saturday, Anthony J. Budzyn, 31, 733 Hamil- ton Avenue, received a nolle on payment of $9. For failure to grant the right of way, John Stasuilaitis, 55, 89 Arnold Street, received a nolle on payment of $6.
 Five $5 cash bonds were called for persons charged with violating the parking ordinance. They were Rollie T. Benson, 28, Hitchcock Lake, Wolcott; Leone Andria, 52, 6S4 Wilson Street; Anthony N. Gu pitta, 30, 35 Brewster Street; George Warner, 2S, IS Belleview Street, and Nettie M. Gallucci, 30, 231 Hamilton Avenue.
 Four persons charged with violat- ing the rules Of the road were granted OH payment of $6. They were Raymond R. Caruso, 28, l9 Willard Street; Marcel Lavigne, 2l, 35 Pond Street; Gala P Kasprzak, 42, 40 Sanford Avenue, Thomaston, and Edward w. Antanatis, 35, IT Orchard Street, Union City.
 AAOI ShoHCAAo4OlA O1J O 11OAl-DhPPOAb V charge was ordered revoked by Judge Summa when Gus E. Wins low, 50, SIT East Main Street, ap- peared in City Court again this morning for non-support.
 Week-End Arrests
 Other cases this morning m- cluded Thomas F. Sevigny, 19, 163 Circular Avenue, failure to grant pedestrian the right of way, con- tinued to Oct. g; John E. King, 52, 50 Holmes Avenue, reckless driving, continued to Oct. under a $500 property bond; Morris Skwirsky, 57, 229 Plaza Avenue, violation of the rules of the road, continued to Sept 28, and Ellis Began, 9, l8 Blakesley Circle, breach of peace and in- toxication, nolled absolute.
 John Manning. 29, 15 East flaw kins Street; William Hunter, 21, IA Vine Street; Frederick Little, 39, 99 BlakeSlee Circle; Loula Little, 31, 99 Blakeslee Circle, and Glen Man ming, A, 50 Bishop Street, all charged with breach of the peace, were given one-month continuances by Judge John L. Gaffney in City Court Saturday.
 Other cases Saturday were: Ed ward R. CofranceSco, 27, rules of the road, nolle; Howard R. Lough- lin, 30, 95 Wacona Avenue, passing a stop sign, $6 cash bond called; Joseph Pitano, 21, 326 South Main Street, defective brakes, nolle, $15; Michael Drew, 19, suspended sem tences for breach of peace, resist ance and failure to sign operators s license; John M. Sterbach, fl, GA Poplar Street, forgery and theft, bound over to Superior Court.
 Louvine W. Graham, 19, I'll At wood Avenue, speeding, continued until Oct. 5; Jane Hall, 33, 37l Wa terville Street, keeping liquor with intent to sell, continued until Oct. 5.